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Life Members As on 31.05.2019 1 A.B.Patil(Dr.) Assoc MSI-Master List of Life Members as on 31.05.2019 1 A.B.Patil(Dr.) Assoc. Professor, Head, Deptt.of Agril. Microbiology, College of Agriculture, BIJAPUR-586101 Karnataka 2 A.Eswana(Dr.), Reader in Plant Pathol. Faculty of Agriculture, Annamalai University, Annamalai Nagar, CHIDAMBARAM – 608002 TN 3 A.H.T.Lokhandwala(Mr.) A 3 Mushroom, Shree Ram Ind. Estate, Opp.Movie Star Theatre, Ram Mandir Road GOREGAON(W) MUMBAI-400 104 4 A.K.Ganju(Dr.) C/o Dr. Vinod Kaul, H.No.430/404, Lane No.2, Street No.8, Rajendra Nagar, DEHRADUN(UTTARANCHAL) 5 A.K.Gupta(Mr.) Rhizobia Scheme, Durgapura, JAIPUR (RAJ.). 6 A.K.Khanna(Mr.) C-5/6, 3/2, Sector-3, C.B.D., NEW MUMBAI – 400 614. 7 A.K.Pani(Dr.) 125 Satyanagar, BHUBANESWAR-751 007 8 A.K.Patra(Prof.) Deptt. of Plant Pathology, Orissa Univ. of Agril. & Technology, BHUBANESWAR-751 001 (ORISSA) 9 A.K.Saxena(Mr.) Sr. Advocate, D-166, Abghaya Nagar, BILASPUR, (CHATTISGARH). 10 A.K.Saxena(Mr.) 1/6221 Street No.4, East Rohtash Nagar, Shahdra, DELHI–110 032. 11 Dr. A.K.Sharma C/o Royale Mushrooms and Herbals, 3rd Floor, 73, Sharda Vihar, (Near New High Court), City Centre, GWALIOR – 474 002 (M.P.). 12 A.K.Tewari(Dr.) C/o.Dr.P.K.Raina, 77, NITCO Lane, JAMMU–180 002 (J&k). 13 A.Kalra(Mr.) Mushroom Grower, Nehru Memorial Academy, UDHAMPUR – 182 101 (J&K). 14 A.Kapoor(Mr.) 15(1) Friends Colony, West NEW DELHI –110 065. 15 A.N.Gupta(Mr.) Premier Explosives Limited, 202-203, Minerva House, S.D. Road, SECUNDERABAD – 500 003 (AP). 16 A.N.Shukla(Dr.), Scientist-SE, Forest Pathl.Divn. Forest Research Institute, DEHRADUN–248 006 17 A.N.Singh(Mr.) Microbial Ecology & Pl. Pathology, Deptt. of Botany, Banaras Hindu University, VARANASI – 221 005 (UP). 18 A.Q.Tanga(Mr.) General Manager, Flex Foods Limited, Lal Tapper, Haridwar Road, PO: Resham Mazri, DEHRADUN (U.A.). 19 A.R.Saxena(Dr.), Deptt. of Botany, D.A.V. (P.G.) College, AZAMGARH – 276 001 (U.P.). 20 A.S. Deshmukh (Mrs.) “JIJAI” 317/4, Z.P.Road, CAMP AMRAVATI AMRAVATI(MS) 21 A.S.Krishnamurthy (Dr.) Horticultural Research Station (TNAU) OOTY-643 001(TN). 22 A.Sarkar (Mr.) F-30/6-Karunamayee Housing Estate, Salt Lake, KOLKATA -700 091 (WB) 23 A.Soundar Ranjan(Mr.) C/o V. Chinna Thambi Stores, No.93 Mohanpura Vegetable Market, PORT BLAIR–744101 24 Mr.Ar.Subramaniyan, X-27, Kovai Pudur, COIMBATORE-641 042 TN 25 A.Sukumar Verma(Mr.) Prof. of Plant Pathology, College of Horticulture, VELLANIKKARA–680 651 Kerala 26 A.Tabassum Khan(Mrs.) A-3 Flat No.7, Shreesam Kunj Hsq. Complex, TAKH Road, NASIK-422001 (MS). 27 A.Trivedi(Mr.) Mushroom Scheme, Deptt. of Plant Pathology, Rajasthan College of Agriculture, UDAIPUR(RAJ.)–313 001. 28 Abhimanyu Khurana(Mr.) 27, Ashiana Apartments, KOH-E-FIZA, BHOPAL-462001 (MP) 29 Agro Mushroom Plantation, 2/1 D Ghore Bibi Lane, KOLKATA – 700 054 W.B. 30 Ajay B.Mahatha(Mr.) 2/B, Nirav Soc., Ashok Nagar Road,Vakola Bridge, Sant Acruz-E, MUMBAI – 55(M.S.) 31 Ajay Gupta(Dr.) C/o Sh. R.P. Tewari, Devi Nagar, POANTA SAHIB, Sirmour(HP) 32 Ajay Kumar Goel(Mr.) Ankit Mushroom, 148, New Prabhat Nagar BAREILLY – 243122 (UP). 33 Ajay Kumar Jha(Mr.) C/o Lt. Diagamber Jha, Vill. Makaranda, PO: Manigachi, Distt. DARBHANGA, N. BIHAR–847 422. 34 Dr.Ajay Krishna Saha, Reader in Botany, Tripura University, (A Central University) SURYAMANINAGAR-799 022 TRIPURA 35 Ajay Singh(Dr.) S/o Sh. Ganpat Singh Yadav, VPO: TUMNA-123 002 Tehsil Kosli, Distt. REWARI, 36 Ajay Upmanue(Mr.) H.No.32, Road No.5, East Punjabi Bagh, NEW DELHI. 37 Alka Karwa Jajoo(Dr.) C-1, Ashtavinayaka Apartment, Jolekar Plot, Rukmini Nagar, AMRAVATI-444 602 MS 38 All India Food Preserver’s Association, 206, Aurobindo Place Market, Hauz Khas, NEW DELHI –110 016. 39 All India Kitchen Garden Association, 162 Jor Bagh, NEW DELHI –110 003. 40 Amalangi K.Nande(Ms.) Peace Villa, Sahakar Nagar, Opp. New Cotton Market, AMRAVATI – 444 603(MS). 41 Amanjeet Kaur Bath{Dr.(Mrs.)} # 3404, Sector 71, Mohali, ROPAR(PUNJAB) – 160 055. 42 Anita Kamra(Ms.), 1604, Radha Soami Niwas, Degree College Road, GOBINDPURI, HARDWAR-UA 43 Ashok Mehta(Mr.) 552/A, Adenwalla Road, Matunga (C.R.), MUMBAI -400 019 (M.S.). 44 Sh.Ashutosh Pathak, S.R.F., Directorate of Mushroom Research, CHAMBAGHAT, SOLAN-173 213 (HP) 45 Anand Sagar Sharma(Dr.) Deptt. of Biosciences, H.P.University Summer Hill, SHIMLA – 5 (H.P.). 46 Anil Gupta(Mr.) 286-A, Krishna Nagar, Opp. Science College, JAMMU (J&K). 47 Anil Prakash(Dr.) Head Deptt.of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics Centre, Barkatullah University, P.B.No.806 BHOPAL – 462 026(M.P.). 48 Anila Doshi(Dr./Mrs.) 469-“Kriti” OTC Scheme, AMBAMATA, UDAIPUR - 313 001 (RAJ.). 49 Animesh Roy(Dr.) 12/1 E Seven Tanks Lane, Ghughudanga, KOLKATA–700 030 WB 50 Anish Vij(Mr.) M/s. Akhileswar Foods (P) Ltd., 14B/73 Punjabi Bagh, NEW DELHI – 110 026 51 Anjan Kumar Bera(Mr.) Biva Enterprises (India), Rabindra Nagar, MIDNAPUR – 721 101 (WB) 52 Anju Sudhakar Khanna{Dr.(Mrs.)} Scientist (Entomology), Deptt. of Ento.& Agriculture, Dr. Y.S. Parmar Univ. of Hort. & Forestry, NAUNI–173 230 SOLAN 53 Ankush Malhotra(Mr.) 116, Kore Gaon Park, PUNE – 411 001 (M.S.). 54 Anuj Gaur(Mr.) C/o H.P. Gaur, G.M. (Admn.), Star Paper Mills Limited, SAHARANPUR–247 001 (UP). 55 Arpana Sharma(Mrs.) No.6419-B, Rajiv Vihar, AWHO Complex MANIMAJRA-160 101 Chandigarh 56 Arun Arya(Dr.), Reader in Botany, Faculty of Science, The M.S. Univ. of Baroda, VADODARA - 390 002. 57 Arun Manohar Makhare(Mr.) Shivaji Housing Society, Vaibhav Niwas, Near Jija Mata Garden, At/PO: Shirur , DISTRICT PUNE-412 210 (MS). 58 Arup Kumar Mitra(Dr.) Ph.D. FBS FNRS,62 B, Alipore Road, Kolkata – 700 027. 59 Arvind Arati Kathe(Mrs.) B-15, CTRL Staff Quarters, 387-A, Manmala Tank Road, Near Barkha, Cinema, Mahim, MUMBAI -16. 60 Asha Ganpatrao Mane(Ms.) ‘ABHISHTYA’ 8 Ashiyad Colony, Shegaon Road, AMRAVATI-444604 MS 61 Asha Kiran(Mrs.) Prop.Asha Hi-Tech Spawn Labs. 78, Sector-2, Industrial Area, (Near Pipli) KURUKSHETRA -136 131- Haryana 62 Ashok Kumar(Dr.) Snowview Mushroom Lab. & Trg. Centre, 1064, Gandhi Ashram, NARELA, DELHI – 110 040. 63 Ashok Lotani Rao Pawar(Mr.) 12 A Datta Housing Society, At/PO Distt. Jalgaon, TAL-AMALNER - 425401 64 Dr.B.Vijay, Principal Scientist(Retired), Rose Bud Public School, Thakur Budh Ram Building, CHAMBAGHAT, SOLAN(HP) 173 213 65 Asmita Amit Adawadkar (Mrs.) 2 Shivam Apt, Near New Era English School, Govind Nagar, NASIK – 422 009 (M.S.). 66 Ashutosh Agarwal(Mr.) M/s. Ashuleen Tobaco Traders, Opp. Janta Cold Storage, KAIMGANJ, Distt. FARUKHABAD (UP). 67 Ashwani Kumar(Mr.) DAXIN Herbs Manufacturing (P) Ltd., 725, Industrial Area, B, LUDHIANA – 141 003 (PB.). 68 B.B.Sarkar(Dr.), Mushroom Laboratory, Horticulture Research Station, NAGICHERA-799 004 (AGARTALA) 69 B.Balakrishnan(Dr.) Bindu Vihar, Mangalathukonam, KATTACHALKUZHI Trivendrum-695 509 Kerala 70 B.C.Suman(Dr.) Retd. Professor, Devi Cottage, Ward No.12, Sunny Side, SOLAN-173212 HP 71 B.D.Patil(Dr.) Flat No.4, Sneh Kamal, 1066 Shivaji Nagar, Near Om Super Market, PUNE 411 016 MS 72 B.K.Das(Mr.) Manager (Mushrooms), Orissa Agro Industries Corporation Limited., BHUBANESWAR (ORISSA). 751 001 73 B.K.Datta(Dr.) Vivekanand Institute of Biotechn. PO:Nimpith Ashram-743 338, DIST.SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS WB 74 B.K.Pani(Dr.) Plot No.4725, Laxmi Vihar, Near Sainik School, BHUBANESWAR – 751 005 75 B.K.Rai(Dr.) 413/1, Mittal Apartment South Civil Line, JABALPUR (M.P.)– 482 001. 76 B.K.Rai(Mr.) Mushroom Grower, 6-Rivershill Road, Birch Hill, PO& Distt. DARJEELING-734 101 77 B.K.Roy(Mr.) Managing Director Ratanpur Cold Storage (P) Ltd., P-10, C.I.T. Road, Pubabharati, IInd Floor, KOLKATA–700014(WB). 78 Dr.B.L.Dhar, H.No. C-106 Kendriya Vihar, Sector-56, GURGAON- HARYANA 79 B.M.Sharma(Dr.) Deptt. of Plant Pathology, H.P.K.V.V., PALAMPUR-176 062 (HP) 80 B.R.Kapur(Mr.), F-9/4, Vasant Vihar, NEW DELHI – 110 057. 81 B.S.Lall(Mr.) P.O. Box 46, SONEPAT (HARYANA). 82 B.S.Sangha Jang(Mr.) V&PO: Qadianwali, Via: Jamsher, JALANDHAR (Pb.) 83 B.Sankhala(Mrs.), Rhizobia Scheme, DURGAPURA-JAIPUR (RAJ.). 84 B.Suresh(Mr.) No.312, Anna Salai, P.B.No.6911, Teynampet, CHENAI – 600 018. 85 Baburao N.Kalbande(Mr.) Advocate, At-Kathora BK, PO: Rahatgaon, AT&DT.AMRAVATI (MS). 86 Badrul Islam Chaudhary(Mr.) Rongpur Pt. IV Silchar-788 009, Distt. CACHAR, ASSAM. 87 Basudev Sahoo(Mr.) Plot No.4302, Pandavanagas, PO: BHUBANESWAR –751 018 88 Bharat Kumar(Mr.) 6, IIIrd Main Road, Vyaliakaval Extension, BANGALORE – 560 008 89 Bharat Rai(Dr.) Deptt. of Botany, Banaras Hindu University, VARANASI-221 005(UP). 90 Bhutorta Agril. Farms (P) Ltd., 56 Netaji Subhash Road, KOLKATA– 700 001(WB). 91 Binod Kumar Agarwal(Mr.) Raj Enterprises, Hanuman Mill Compound, N.H. 31, KRISHNAGANJ -355 107, BIHAR. 92 Biswadeep Banerjee(Mr.) Harish Bhaban, Court More, PO:ASANSOL, Distt.Burdwan, WB-713 304 93 Mrs.Bobby Srivastava, C/o.Dr.V.N.Pandey, Experimental Botany Laboratory, Deptt.of Botany, DDU, Gorakhpur University, GORAKHPUR-273 009 94 Bushan Bamba(Mr.), 19, D/C Gandhi Nagar, JAMMU (J & K) 95 C.B.Agarawal(Sh.), 325-328, Parking Project-IIIrd, FL Surat Textile Market, Ring Road, SURAT-395 002 GUJARAT 96 C.D.Samant(Mr.) Manager (Purchase), Kitran Foods Pvt.
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