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20. Details of Research Projects completed and their total outlay Annexure - I Amounts Year of starting Sanctioned Sl. No Faculty (Prof/Dr) Name of Co-PI Name of School the proejct Duration (Rs. In Lakh) 1 Swati Chatopadhyaya R Madhubala SLS 2006 Jan. 06 to Jan 09 6.24 2 Rajendra Prasad SLS 2006 Feb., 2006 to Feb., 2009 85.44 3 Rakesh Bhatnagar SBT 2006 Feb. 06 to March 09 22.54 4 GV Singh & DK Lobiyal SCSS 2006 March, 2000 to March, 2003 98.9 5 Amrita Basu SLLCS 2006 Feb. 06 to Feb 09 11.95 6 Sanjay Puri SPS 2006 Jan 06 to Jan 09 12.38 7 S Mukherjee SES 2006 Jan 06 to June 06 23.94 8 Manju Singh R Madhubala SLS 2006 July 06 to July 09 10.56 March 06 to March 09 extended 9 Neera Bhalla Sarin SLS 2006 upto March, 10 8.02 10 Rakesh Bhatnagar SBT 2006 March 06 to March 09 36.35 11 Supriya Chakarborty SLS 2007 July, 2007 to July, 2010 28.23 12 Ashish Kumar Nandi SLS 2006 Feb 06 to Feb 09 21.21 13 J Behari SES 2006 March 06 to March 09 6.8 March 06 to March 09 extd upto 14 S Gourinath SLS 2006 March, 2011 28.26 15 IS Thakur SES 2006 Feb 06 to March 09 7.59 16 Subhasis Ghosh SPS 2007 Nov., 2007 to Nov., 2010 6.55 Feb 06 to March 09 & no cost 17 S Sreekesh SSS 2006 ext.upto March,2010 11.99 18 Deepak Sharma SLS 2006 May 06 to April 09 9.61 19 Deepak Sharma SLS 2006 March 06 to Sept,09 12 March 06 to March 09extented 20 Rajiv Bhat SBT 2006 upto march, 2010 99.14 21 Rajendra Prasad SLS 2006 April 06 to March 09 6.82 22 Manoj Pant SIS 2006 May 06 to May 09 18.68 23 Sonu Chand Thakur SES 2006 Jan, 2006 to Jan, 2009 13.72 20. Details of Research Projects completed and their total outlay Annexure - I Amounts Year of starting Sanctioned Sl. No Faculty (Prof/Dr) Name of Co-PI Name of School the proejct Duration (Rs. In Lakh) 24 SM Anwar Alam SLLCS 2006 March 06 to March 09 4.02 25 Shashiprabha Kumar SCSS 2006 March 06 to June 10 5.35 26 Gupreet Mahajan SSS 2006 April 06 to March 07 3.31 27 SP Das SPS 2006 April 06 to April 09 3.64 28 Pralaya Ranjan Kanungo SSS 2006 July, 2006 to June, 2009 6.27 29 Shweta Saran SLS 2006 April 06 to March 08 20.58 30 Amitabh Kundu SSS 2006 Jan 06 Onward 25 31 Sudha Bhattacharya SES 2006 March 06 to March 09 33.86 32 IS Thakur SES 2006 April 06 to March 09 11.37 33 RK Tyagi SCMM 2006 April 06 to April 09 19.66 34 Saumen Chattopadhyay SSS 2006 March 06 to March 09 6.95 35 R B Narayan & Santosh k kar SBT 2006 Aug., 06 to Aug., 08 6.95 36 Sunita Reddy SSS 2006 March 06 to Dec., 09 3.9 37 Rakesh Bhatnagar SBT 2006 July 06 to July 09 29.32 38 Mohan Rao SSS 2006 July, 06 to June,07 11 39 KJ Mukherjee SBT 2006 May 06 to May 08 9.9 40 Anita Saxena SPS 2006 July 06 to July 09 17.76 41 Rakesh Bhatnagar SBT 2006 Aug. 06 to Aug. 07 6.77 42 KK Trivedi SSS 2006 July 06 to June 09 7.43 43 Milap chandra sharma SSS 2006 Sep 06 to Sep 09 19.5 44 Amit Prakash CSLG 2006 Aug, 2005 to Jnuly, 2006 2.37 45 S Mukherjee SES 2006 Feb. 06 to Feb 08 20.68 46 Saraswati Raju SSS 2006 July 06 to July 07 2.31 47 PV Lalitha R Madhubala SLS 2006 Sep 06 to Sep 09 17.52 Sep 06 to Aug 09 (Extd. Upto Sep., 48 AL Ramanathan SES 2006 2010) 16.5 20. Details of Research Projects completed and their total outlay Annexure - I Amounts Year of starting Sanctioned Sl. No Faculty (Prof/Dr) Name of Co-PI Name of School the proejct Duration (Rs. In Lakh) Sep 06 to Aug 09 (Extd. Upto Sep., 49 Rakesh Bhatnagar SBT 2006 2010) 78.43 50 Supriya Chakarborty SLS 2006 Sept., 06 to Sep 10 75.84 51 R Madhubala SLS 2006 Nov., 06 to Nov., 07 7.81 52 Brijesh Kumar SPS 2006 Nov.,06 toNov.,09 5.22 Sep,06 to Aug.09 Extended upto 53 IS Thakur SES 2006 Sept. 2010 20.6 54 Ashish Kumar Nandi SLS 2006 Aug.,06 to Aug.09 15.12 55 Sachidanand Sinha SSS 2006 July,06 to March 07 2.31 56 Neelima Mondal SLS 2006 Sep, 06 to Sep, 09 34 57 Shyamal K Goswami SLS 2006 Dec,06 to Dec.,09 45.596 58 Sachidanand Sinha SSS 2006 July, 06 to March 07 2.222 59 Sutapa Bose SES 2006 Dec,06 to Dec.,.09 13.44 60 V Subramanian SES 2007 April, 07 to March, 08 5.45 61 Ashish Kumar Nandi SLS 2007 May, 2007 to May, 2010 32.75 62 KG Saxena SES 2007 Jan, 2007 to June, 09 207 Ajit K Mohanty & Minati 63 Panda SSS 2007 April,07 to March,10 90.6 64 Sneh L Panwar SLS 2007 Jan,07 to Jan., 10 11.82 65 RNK Bamezai SLS 2006 Nov,06 to Nov.,09 24.22 66 AL Ramanathan SES 2007 Feb,07 to Feb, 10 32.98 67 RK Tyagi & G Mukhopadhyay SCMM 2007 Feb,07 to Feb, 10 22.41 68 G Mukhopadhyaya SCMM 2006 Oct,06 to Oct.,09 20.52 69 HB Bohidar SPS 2007 Feb,07 to Feb,10 24.46 70 Geetha Nambissan SSS 2006 Nov,06 to Nov,07 77 71 BC Tripathy SLS 2006 March,06 to Feb,08 6.9 72 Santosh K Kar SBT 2007 Feb. 07 to Feb,09 24 20. Details of Research Projects completed and their total outlay Annexure - I Amounts Year of starting Sanctioned Sl. No Faculty (Prof/Dr) Name of Co-PI Name of School the proejct Duration (Rs. In Lakh) Feb,07 to Jan,10 extd. Upto 73 Sudha M Cowsik SLS 2007 30.10.2010 6.66 74 Sudha Bhattacharya SES 2007 March, 07 to March, 10 15.95 75 VK Jain SES 2007 March,07 to June, 08 15.4 76 R Bishnupriya Dutt SAA 2007 April,07 to March,10 9.44 77 DK Banerjee & PS Khillare SES 2007 April,07 to March,09 7.79 Sneha Sudha Komath & 78 Rohini Muthuswami SLS 2007 March,07 to March,10 15.78 Sneha Sudha Komath & Dr. 79 Palwinder Singh, Amaritsar SLS 2007 April,07 to April,10 22.86 V Subramanian (AL 80 Ramanathan) SES 2007 April,07 to April, 10 11.35 81 VK Jain SES 2007 March,07 to Feb,10 9.6 82 Rajiv K Saxena SLS 2007 March,07 to Feb.,10 17.72 Jaishree Paul & Sudha 83 Bhattacharya SLS 2007 March,07 to March,10 21.64 84 Sony Kunjappan Amita Singh CSLG 2007 May,07 July, 2009 2.5 85 Rajendra Prasad SLS 2007 March,07 to March, 09 19.48 86 RNK Bamezai SLS 2007 April.07 to March,12 315 87 V Subramanian SES 2007 May,07 to May, 09 3.58 88 Vaishna Narang SLLCS 2007 Aug, 07 to Dec, 07 0 89 Paulraj R SES 2006 Nov,06 to Oct,09 15.22 90 AL Ramanathan SES 2007 March,07 to March,10 8.99 June,07 to May,10 extd. Upto six months w.e.f. 04.06.2010 to 91 Ashish Kumar Nandi SLS 2007 03.12.2010 27.24 March,07 to Feb,10 extd. Upto 92 Deepak Sharma SLS 2007 June, 2010 16.3 20. Details of Research Projects completed and their total outlay Annexure - I Amounts Year of starting Sanctioned Sl. No Faculty (Prof/Dr) Name of Co-PI Name of School the proejct Duration (Rs. In Lakh) 93 Md. Shahid Husain SLLCS 2007 April,07 to March,10 6.57 94 Supriya Chakarborty SLS 2007 July,07 to June,10 28.23 95 Tanuja Mohanty SPS 2007 Aug,07 onward 10.37 March,07 to Feb,10 extended upto 96 Pradipta Bandyopadhyay SIT 2007 July 2010 6.67 97 Oinam Jayalakshmi VK Jain SES 2007 Aug,07 to Dec.,10 14.34 98 Pritam Mukhopadhyay SPS 2007 Aug,07 to July,10 13.66 99 BC Tripathy SLS 2007 Aug., 2007 to Aug., 2010 42.51 100 Amita Singh CSLG 2007 Sep, 07 to Dec., 09 45 101 Supriya Chakarborty SLS 2006 April, 06 to April, 08 4.8 102 BN Mallick SLS 2007 Sep,07 to Aug,10 92.94 103 BC Tripathy SLS 2007 Sep,07 to Aug,10 25.91 104 Alok Bhattacharya SIT 2007 Aug, 07 to July, 08 5.09 105 KG Saxena SES 2007 Sep., 07 to Sept, 10 3.3 106 Alokesh Barua SIS 2006 Jan, 06 to Jan, 08 6 107 Tanuja Mohanty SPS 2007 Sep,07 to July,10 75.4 108 Rajendra Prasad SCMM 2007 May,07 to April,09 612 109 Rohini Muthuswami SLS 2007 Oct,07 to Sep,10 19.05 110 S Gourinath SLS 2007 Oct,07 to Oct,10 19.56 111 VV Krishna SSS 2007 Oct,07 to Sep,10 12.42 AL Ramanthan & Prosun 112 Bhattacharya SES 2006 June, 2006 6.02 113 Mallikarjun N shakarad SLS 2008 April, 08 to March, 10 23.38 114 Aparna Dixit SBT 2007 March 2003 March 2006 33 115 Parul Dave Mukherji SAA 2007 Oct, 07 to Sep, 08 1.05 116 Sobhan Sen SPS 2007 Dec., 07 to Dec., 10 14.4 117 Satyabrata Patnaik SPS 2008 Jan,08 to Dec,10 1.05 20.
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