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1 LIST OF LIFE MEMBERS L/A – 03 & L/A-01 L/A-12 Dr. Baidya Nath Agarwala Dr. Ahmad Ali Dr. Meera Agarwala C/o Abdul Hakim Kayal Upasana Apartment Flat No.1, 14/1A, Kabitirtha Sarani Flat No.4C, 256 Dum Dum Park Kolkata-700 023 Kolkata-700 055 L/A-13 (By Hand) L/A – 02 Sk. Munsur Alam Sm. Meera Rani Agarwal 42D, Naskarpara Road C/O Sri S. N. Sinha Santoshpur, Jadavpur 372/A-1, Koregaon Park Kolkata-700 075 North Main Street Pune-411 001, Maharashtra L/A-14 Dr. Sarfaraz Alam L/A – 04 (By Hand) Department of Geography Professor Sudipto Adhikari Faculty of Science, Banaras Hindu University 101, Himgiri Bhavan, Anadapuri Varanasi-221 005 West Boring Canal Road Patna-800 001 L/A-15 Mr. Rajesh Kumar Abhay L/A – 05 Department of Geography Dr. Md. Ataullah Delhi School of Economics Nalanda College University of Delhi Biharshariff, Nalanda, Delhi-110 007 Bihar L/A-16 L/A – 06 Prof. Rafique Ahmed Dr. Laxmi Chand Agarwal Department of Geography & Earth Science C/O Sri I. R. Nigam University of Wisconsin- La Crosse Behind Natraj Talkies La Crosse, Wisconsin-54601 Station Road, Kota-324 002 U.S.A. Rajasthan L/B – 04 & L/B – 03 L/A-07 Prof. M. K. Bandhyopadhyaya Shri Sumit Adhikari Smt. Gauri Bandyopadhyaya 41,Charu Roy Lane Flat 4A, Block-II, Bagbazar, Chandannagar Ruby Park Cooperative Housing Society Hooghly-712 136 P.O. Haltu, Kolkata-700 078 L/A-08 L/B – 05 Mr. Mozaffar Ahamed Sri Sujit Kr. Bandyopadhyay Vill. Harishchandrapur Rly. Station Para 46/1, Gurupada Halder Road P.O. Harishchandrapur, Dist. Malda Kolkata -700 026 Pin-732 125 L/B – 07 L/A-09 (By Hand) Prof. Bireswar Banerjee Ms. Aditi Acharya BD-90, Salt Lake City 108/4/2, Mahatma Gandhi Road Kolkata -700 064 Kolkata-700 082 L/B – 08 L/A-10 Prof. Kamala Bhattacharyya Mr. Iftikar Alam C/o Sri. Pronab Bhattacharyya Panchanantala, Prantik Rubi Cinema Lane, Khallui Bill Math P.O. Chaltia, Dist. Murshidabad P.O. & Dist. Burdwan, Pin-713101 Pin-712 101 L/B – 09 L/A-11 Sm. Madhabi Banerjee A.K.M. Abwaruzzaman 1/2 Kalibari Lane (1st floor) Aman Apartment P.O. Jadavpur, Kolkata –700 032 Aman Housing Society Kutti Tola, P.O.& Dist. Malda Pin-732 101 2 L/B-25 L/B – 11 Prof. Prasanta Kr. Bhattacharyya Sri Mihir Kr. Banerjee Dept. of Botany 97, Bansdroni Place University of Burdwan (Near Chakdah High School) Golapbagh P.O. Bansdroni Kolkata -700 070 P.O. + Dist. Burdwan – 713104 L/B – 12 L/B-32 & L/B-87 Dr. Mita Chakraborty (Mrs. Banerjee) Sri Mukul Kr. Bose “Nivedan” A/4, K.C. Chatterjee Avenue, Smt. Dolly Bose P.O.- Garia Gardens, Kolkata – 700 084. P-11, Unique Park Kolkata – 700 034 L/B – 13 Dr. Swapna Banerjee L/B-37 Dept. of Geography, Univeristy of Bombay Miss Manjusree Basu Vidyanagari Marg 101/C, Ballygunge Place Lokmanya Tilak Bhawan Kolkata – 700 019 Vidyanagari, Mumbai -400 098 L/B-38 L/B – 14 Dr. Swapna Basu Sm. Jaya Banerji 54A, Beleghata Main Road, 42, Mahatma Gandhi Road Kolkata – 700 010 P.O. Haridebpur, Kolkata -700 082 L/B-39 Sri Ardhendu Sekhar Bandyopadhyay L/B –16 2A, Valley Park, Garia Dr. Arati Nandi (Bose) Kolkata – 700 084 B-3/7 Karunamayee Housing Estate Salt Lake, Sector-II L/B-40 (By Hand) Kolkata -700 091 Dr. Ajit Kumar Bera Flat-7, Block WIB(R)10, L/B –17 Phase-IV, Golf Green Sm. Rama Basu Kolkata – 700 045 43/B, Biren Roy Road, (East) Behala Chowrastha L/B-42 (Near Player’s Corner) Sri Reboti Raman Biswas Kolkata -700 008 ‘Kutibari’, P.O. Bangaon Dist.-24 Parganas (North) L/B-18 (By Hand) Pin-743 235 Prof. Ranjan Basu 19, Kailash Bose Street L/B-43 KolkatA -700 006 Dr. Partha Basu 283, Dum Dum Park L/B-19 Flat B/3, Kolkata-700 055 Dr. Tridib Kr. Basu 56/5, M.N. Sen Lane L/B-44 Kolkata – 700 040 Dr. Anuradha Banerjee L/B-20 Assistant Professor Dr. George F. Beatty Centre for the Study of Regional 3610 West Brook Drive, Development School of Social Sciences Muncie, Indiana, Jawaharlal Nehru University USA-47304 New Delhi – 110 067 L/B-21 (By Hand) L/B-45 Prof. Himangshu Ranjan Betal Dr. Smriti Banerjee 33/39, N.K.Ghosal Road 1B/213 Bokaro Steel City Kolkata –700 042 Dist. Dhanbad Bihar, Pin-827 012 L/B-23 (By Hand) Prof. Sukla Bhaduri 17/1A Bose Pukur Road L/B-46 Kolkata – 700 042 Sri Ratindra Nath Bera Vill : Khajurnan, P.O. Mugkalyan P.S. Bagnan, Dist. Howrah, Pin-711312 3 L/B-47 L/B-62 Mr. Sisir Kr. Biswas Mrs. Sushmita Banerjee 21A, Gariahat Road (West) 82B, Beltala Road Kolkata-700068 Kolkata – 700 026 L/B-63 L/B-48 Smt. Sunita Bhattacharyya Dr. Manoranjan Banerjee National Bureau of Soil Survey & Purbapalli, P.O. Santiniketan Landuse Planning (ICAR) Dist. – Birbhum Sector-2, Block-DK, Bidhanngar Kolkata – 700 091 L/B-49 (By Hand) Shri Ranjit Kr. Bera L/B-64 43/4, Gorakshabasi Road Dr. Sunit Kr. Banerjee 1st Floor, Kolkata -700 028 Chartered Engineer & Management Consultant 478/A, Barmasia, Near Railway Colony L/B-51 P.O. Dhanbad-826 001 Dr. Maitreyi Barua Choudhury Reader,Centre for Himalayan Studies, L/B-65 University of North Bengal Dr. Lakshmi Kanta Bhattacharyya P.O. North Bengal University Kapathat, P.O. Diamond Harbour Dist.: Darjeeling Dist. 24 Parganas, Pin – 743 331 L/B-52 (By Hand) L/B-66 (By Hand) Dr. Rina Basu Mukherjee Dr. Sriparna Bose Flat-1/A, Ground Floor 432/1/1, Prince Anwar Shah Road 77R, R. K. Chatterjee Road Kolkata – 700 045 Kolkata – 700 042 L/B-67 L/B-53 Ms. Ketaki Basu Smt.Jaymita Bhattacharyya(Mrs. Chatterjee) Flat 2A, 76, Ballygunge Place 301, Prince Anwar Shah Road Kolkata – 700 019 M.K. Towers, Flat No. 2E Kolkata-700 045 L/B-68 Smt. Surma Bandyopadhyay L/B-55 C/o. Sri Someshlal Mukherjee Sri Amitabha Bhattachryya F-2/3, Karunamoyee Housing Estate 11A, Kalighat Road Salt Lake, Sector-2 Kolkata – 700 025 Kolkata -700091 L/B-56 L/B-69 (By Hand) Dr. Abani Kumar Bhagabati Sri Amitabha Banerjee Department of Geography “Saptaparni”, Flat No.-53 Gauahati University 58/3, Ballygunge Circular Road Guwahati-781014 Kolkata – 700 019 L/B-57 L/B-70 (By Hand) Mrs. Uttara Bose Smt. Jita Bhattacharyya Flat 1st, 3rd floor C/o. Sri Birendra Mohan Bhattacharyya 74K, Bondel Road P.O. Udayrajpur, Madhyamgram Kolkata -700 019 Dist. 24 Parganas (North) L/B-59 L/B-72 Ms. Maitrika Barua Smt. Snehamanju Basu Department of Geography 65/A, Middle Road Bankura Zilla Saradamani Mahila Kolkata -700 014 Mahavidyapith P.O. & Dist., Bankura-722 101 L/B-73 (By Hand) Shri Ajay Ranjan Basu L/B-60 13/1A, Indian Mirror Street Smt. Suparna Bakshi Kolkata – 700 013 C/O. Mr. J. L. Bakshi E-50, Luna Street, Bidhan Nagar Durgapur-713 212 4 L/B-74 L/B – 89 Ms. Pragnaparmita Basu Dr. S. M. Bhamare U.G.C. Senior Research Fellow 104/2, ‘Shrikripa’ Suyog Nagar ‘Basudha’ College Road Wadi Bhokar Road P.O. Bolpur, Dist. Birbhum Deopur, Dhule –424 002 Pin : 731 204 L/B – 90 L/B-75 Sm. Rupali Phukan Bhuyan Smt. Kasturi Bhattacharyya 404, Suryya Apptt. Dighali Pukhuri 1, Balaidhar Lane, Ariadaha East S.K. Bhuyan Rd., Kolkata - 700 057 Guwahati-781 001 L/B-76 L/B – 91 Ms. Swati Banerjee Dr. Ratneswar Barman 53, Jodhpur Park Department of Geography Kolkata - 700 068 Gauhati University 6, Gauhati University Campus L/B-77 Guwahati – 781 014. Dr.(Ms.) Shila Basu 18/1, Sahitya Parishad Street L/B – 92 Kolkata - 700 006 Dr. Amitajyoti Bagchi Flat No.102, D/31, Katjunagar L/B-79 (STOP SENDING) P.O. Jadavpur, Kolkata-700 032 Dr. Basabi Khan Banerjee C/O Mr.Falguni Khan, Jewel House L/B-93 21,Russa Road South 1st Lane Smt. Sanghita Bhattacharyya Kolkata-700 033 C/o P. Bh. Bhattacharyya 1/117, Sree Colony L/B-80 (By Hand) Kolkata-700 092 Prof. Sunando Bandyopadhyay 72, Golf Club Road L/B-94 (By Hand) Kolkata – 700 033 Dr. Sumana Bandyopadhyay F-D.-435 Salt Lake L/B-82 Sector – III, Kolkata-700 106 Sm. Sharmila Basak 18, Lakshmi Dutta Lane L/B-95 Baghbazar, Kolkata –700 003 Smr. Ruma Bhowmik (Sengupta) Mahananda Apartment L/B-83 N. Singatala, P.O. & Dist. – Malda Sri Debabrata Basu 20 Kashinath Dutta Road L/B-96 (By Hand) Kolkata - 700 036 Mrs. Kaberi Brahma J-371, Baishnabbhata Patuli Township L/B – 84 Kolotan Co-operative Dr. Ballari Bagchi Garia, Kolkata-700 094 C/O, Prof. Kalyan Kumar Bagchi Simanta Palli, Santiniketan –731 235 L/B-97 (By Hand) Birbhum Smt. Srabani Bose 18, Khoshbagan L/B – 85 (By Hand) P.O. & Dist.-Burdwan Sri Suddhasattwa Bhattacharyya Pin-713 101 P- 64, Kalindi Housing Scheme Kolkata -700 089 L/B – 98 (By Hand) L/B – 86 Dr. Sukla Basu Dr. Saswati Bandyopadhyay Shyamasundari Apartments ‘Jagatdham’, P.O. Maheshtala 1292, Purba Sinthi Road South 24-Parganas, Pin : 700 141 Kolkata-700 030 L/B – 99 L/B – 88 Ms. Sudeshna Bhar Dr. Swayamdipta Bag P-50, H.S. XII-VII M P.O. Nalikul, Opp.IS.I. Building, Kankurgachi Dist. Hoogly- 712 407 Kolkata-700 054 5 L/B – 100 L/B-111 Ms. Jayati Bhattacharyya (Mrs. Roy) Dr. Manjari Bhattacharji Ruby Cinema Lane M-1/2, Sudakshnina Estate-B Khale Biller Math Kolkata-700 047 Burdhaman-713 101 L/B – 101 (By Hand) L/B-112 (By Hand) Sri Nityananda Bhadra Ms.
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