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Medical/Vaterenirary and Pharmetecucal Sciences Scientific Session :A, Date: 27.02.2019, Time: 2.30 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. Chairpersons : Prof. M.K. Chakrabarti and Dr. A. Chandra (Banerjee) Name of the Author/s Affiliation of 1st Author Title of the Paper Abs. No. Sig Department of Biochemistry, Gurudas 1 Anamika Basu A review on Anticancer activity of a flavonoid Chrysin MP-01 O College, Kolkata Immunobiology Lab., Dept.of Zoology, A Study on Post-operative Glioma Samples: Searching 2 Anirban Ghosh MP-02 O Panihati Mahavidyalaya, Sodepur Specificity in Heterogeneity Allergology and Applied Entomology Research Laboratory, Post Graduate Prevalence of food allergy among West Bengal population- 3 Arghya Laha et al MP-03 O Department of Zoology, Barasat an explanation by artificial intelligence Government College, Role of Anti-Epileptic Drugs in the Treatment of Tumor 4 Department of Pharmaceutical MP-04 O associated Epilepsy: an in vitro Study Animesh Dey and Tanmoy Bera Technology, Jadavpur University, Kolkata A new perspective in the field of Chromosome research: Department of Zoology, Rammohan 5 Samarendra Nath Banerjee Role of chromosomal rearrangements in evolution and MP-05 O College, Kolkata cancer Evaluation of Amylose-Amylopectin Ratio of Bamboo Rukshana Irani, Kazi Layla Department of Food & Nutrition, Raidighi 6 Shoot and Plantain Stem and its relationship with MP-06 O Khaled and Chayanika Dutta College, Raidighi Digestibility and Glycaemic Response Somangshu Chakraborty D A P M R V Dental College, Bangalore Dentistry – Tooth and Beyond MP-07 O 7 Department of Zoology, Parasitology & Survey on amphistome infestations in cattles of district 8 Souvik Dhar et al MP-08 P Immunobiology Unit, Serampore College Hooghly, West Bengal Anti-oxidative and Hepatoprotective Potency of Department of Physiology, Rammohan Capsicum annum against Ethanol Induced Toxicity: A 9 Moumita Das et al MP-09 P College Comparative Analysis between Aqueous and Ethanolic Extract Pharmacogenomics- The promise of personalized Sukanya Bhattacharya Department of Botany, Vidyasagar college MP-10 O 10 therapeutics Clinical, biochemical and hematological alterations in Department of Nephrology, NRS 11 Rajdeb Banerjee et al snake bite induced acute kidney injury: A search for early MP-11 P Medical College and Hospital biomarker(s) Mathematical and Computer Sciences Scientific Session - B(i) Date: 27.02.2019 Time: 2.30 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. Chairmperson: Prof. B. C. Chakraborty Name of the Author/s Affiliation of the 1st Author Title of the Paper Abs. No. O/P Signature Department of Mathematics, Acharya 1 O Debjani Mondal Girish Chandra Bose College, Kolkata Logistic Equation: A Simple Mathematical Model MC-01 Ion-acoustic solitary wave solution of the combined MKdV- 2 Jayasree Das Chittaranjan College Kolkata MC-02 O KdV-ZK equation Department of Mathematics, Uluberia 3 O Sanjay Roy College, Howrah A few operations of soft sets over Linear Spaces MC-03 Department of Mathematics,Bijoy Krishna Hyers-Ulam-Rassias Stability of Pexiderized Functional 4 Pratap Mondal MC-04 O Girls’ College, Howrah Equation in Fuzzy Banach Spaces Department of Pure Mathematics, SOFT RADICAL OF SOFT PRIMARY INT-IDEALS OF A 5 Jayanta Ghosh O University of Calcutta, Kolkata RING MC-05 Masiur Rahaman Sardar and Department of Mathematics, City Representation theorem for Topological quasi-Boolean 6 MC-06 O Mihir Kumar Chakraborty College,Kolkata algebra via filters Department of Mathematics, Netaji Nagar Development of Estimation Strategy for Population Mean in 7 Pitambar Das O Day College, Kolkata Two-Phase Sampling MC-07 Physicl Science and Engineering and Technology Scientific Session - B(ii). Date: 27.02.2019 Time: 2.30 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. Chairperson: Prof. S. Biswas Name of the Author/s Affiliation of the 1st Author Title of the Paper Abs. No. P/O Signature Theoretical Study of Spectroscopic Constants and Department of Physics, Diamond Harbour 1 Tapas Kumar Ghosh Thermo-chemical Data of the Ozone Depleting PSE-01 O Women’s University, Sarisha Complexes IO and BrO Physics and Applied Mathematics Unit, Polarization of Quantum Hall States: Berry Phase B. Basu, Sarmishtha Dhar 2 Indian Statistical Institute Kolkata- Study And Existence of Skyrmions in Fully PSE-02 O and P. Bandyopadhyay 700108 Polarized States Amar Nath Bhadra and Advances and Challenges in Super Critical and 3 FIE, C. Engineer, Science Communicator PSE-03 O Subhendu Podder Ultra Super Critical Power Generation Technology Partha Roy Chowdhury and Chandrakona VidyasagarMahavidyalaya, R-mode instability & Gravitational waves from 4 PSE-04 P D.N. Basu Paschim Medinipore rotating Neutron stars Department of Physics, Serampore BBGKY hierarchy and pair correlation function of 5 Anirban Bose PSE-05 O College, Serampore weakly correlated plasma Arijit Ghosh and Saurav Department of Physics, Ananda Mohan Octahedral rotation driven multiferroicity in 6 PSE-06 O Giri College, Kolkata SmCrO3 Department of Physics, Serampore Unusual Critical Behaviour of (Sm1- 7 Prosenjit Sarkar PSE-07 P College, Serampore x Ndx )0.52Sr0.48MnO3 (x = 0.6) near tricritical point Department of Electronic Science, 8 Jayee Sinha Material Dispersion in Optical Fibre PSE-08 O University of Calcutta, Kolkata Department of Physics, Sarsuna College, Study of Magnetic Barkhausen Noise from 9 Suman Sinha PSE-09 P Kolkata amorphous ribbons Correction to the Charge Symmetry Breaking Department of Physics, Rishi Bankim 10 Subhrajyoti Biswas Nucleon-Nucleon Interaction Due to Mixing in PSE-10 O Chandra College, Naihati Asymmetric Nuclear Matter Department of Physics, Serampore DETECTION OF SOLAR BURSTS BY USING 11 Sankha Das PSE-11 P College, Serampore FFT AND LPDA Agriculture and Environmental Sciences - Scientific Session - C Date : 28.02.19. 11.45 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. Chairperson: Dr. A. K. Sanyal Name of the Author/s Affiliation of the 1st author Title of the Paper Abs.No O/P Sig Meenakshi Mukhopadhyay, Characterization of Potential Microorganisms from Low Productive Department of Botany, Vivekananda 1 Sudeshna Shyam Choudhury and Soil for their Subsequent Utilization in Improving Productivity AE-01 P College, Kolkata Arup Kumar Mitra Department of Zoology, Bangabasi Use of Vermicompost to Improve Germination in Saline Soil of 2 Sreejata Biswas AE-02 O Morning College, Kolkata Sunderbans Beneficial and Harmful Aspect of Fertilizers and Pesticides on Soil 3 Angana Pal Bangabasi Morning College, Kolkata AE-03 P Health and Its Impact on Environment Department of Agricultural Chemistry & Potassium dynamics by quantity- intensity parameters of some rice 4 Sanjib Kar Soil Science, Institute of Agricultural AE-04 P growing soils of India Science, CU Sayantani Upadhyay, Chitrita Characterization and Identification of Chromium Resistance and Department of Life Sciences, Presidency 5 Chatterjee and Shampa Sarkar Plant Growth Promoting Substance Producing Soil Bacteria Isolated AE-05 P University, Kolkata (Biswas) From Urbanized Sewage Regions Sucheta Ganguly and Supriti 6 City College, Kolkata Nests of our neighbouring birds AE-06 P Sarkar Chitrita Chatterjee, Department of Life Sciences, Presidency The Role of Municipal Sewage Microbes in Chromium 7 AE-07 O Rabindranath Bhattacharyy, and University Accumulation and Reduction Shampa Sarkar Biswas A hydroponic Study on the Effects of Selenatein Rice (Oryza sativa 8 Debarati Das New Alipore College, Kolkata-700053 AE-08 O L.) Seedlings and Its Possible Reversal by Sulphate Comparative Account on Reproductive Potential, Adult Life Span Department of Zoology, Vidyasagar 9 Mousumi Das and Body Weight of Two Acridids (Orthoptera: Acrididae) Fed AE-09 O College, Kolkata With Two Different Food Plants Shreyasi Gupta, Dilip Labeorohita swim-up fry, establishing a new model to study Department of Zoology, Kalyani 10 Mukherjee* and Ashis Kumar endocrine disrupting chemicalcontamination in aquatic environment AE-10 P University, Kalyani, Nadia Panigrahi -in context of reproductive toxicology Optimization of physical parameters for Ni(II) biosorption from Department of Chemical Engineering, 11 Jayeeta Banerjee et al aqueous solution by Ni+2resistant Saccharomyces cerevisea AE-11 O University of Calcutta RA100 Ashoka Chakkaravarthy,Q and Avian Diversity in Human-Modified Ecosystems: a case study in 12 1Conservation Field Biologist and Freelance AE-12 P Rajan, K Tamil Nadu, India Environmental Journalist,Tiruchirappalli Department of Agricultural Chemistry & 13 Sourav Kumar Khan and Sanjib Soil Science, Institute of Agricultural Soil surface charge is an index of soil fertility and productivity AE-13 O Kar Science, CU Information Technology and Library Science Scientific Session: D. Date: 28.02.2019 Time: 11.45 A.M. to 1.30 P.M. Chairperson: Prof. K. P. Majumder Name of the Author/s Affiliation of the 1st Author Title of the Paper Abs.No. O/P Signature Dhiman Mondal and Nitai Status of Indian S&T Journals on the global scale - 1 Ananda Mohan College, Kolkata IL-01 P Raychoudhury 2018 Priyanko Sen and Anupam Netaji Subhas Open University Library, Open learning environment: Role of open university 2 IL-02 O Ghosh Kalyani, Nadia libraries Satyapriya Roy College of Education, Cognition of Electronic Resources Among Students in 3 Dipak Kumar Kundu IL-03 O Kolkata Engineering Colleges: A Case Study An Economic Analysis of the IT-ITES sector in India 4 Monisankar Sarbabidya Dept. of Economics, Vidyasagar College with a special emphasis on the formal Business IL-04 O Process Outsourcing Industry (2003-2017) Deept. of Library and Information Smart City, Makerspace, and Sustainable 5 Sruti Biswas Science, Rabindra Bharati University, Development: A Transformation of Modern IL-05 O Kolkata Librarianship Deept. of Library and Information Hirak Samadder, Sutapa Paul A study of E-journalsConsortia for Different Subject 6 Science, Rabindra Bharati University, IL-06 O and Sonali Dutta Fields in India Kolkata Library, Documentation and Anti-plagiarism software: a tool to ensure quality 7 Monali Mitra (Paladhi) Information Service Division, Indian research and academic excellence- a case study of IL-07 O Statistical Institute, Kolkata Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata Life Sciences Scientific Session: E(1) Date: 28.02.2019 Time: 11.45 a.m.
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    INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR INNOVATIVE RESEARCH IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY FIELD ISSN: 2455-0620 Volume - 5, Issue - 6, June – 2019 Monthly, Peer-Reviewed, Refereed, Indexed Journal with IC Value: 86.87 Scientific Journal Impact Factor: 6.497 Received on : 13/06/2019 Accepted on : 22/06/2019 Publication Date: 30/06/2019 19th Century Women Emancipation Movement and Bengali Theatre Dr. Dani Karmakar Guest Teacher, Department of Drama, Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata, West Bengal, India Email - [email protected] Abstract: In the nineteenth century, the expansion of Western education and Culture led to the emergence of rational progressive ideas in the minds of Bengali youth. The society started roaring against Hindu inhuman customs as sati, polygamy, child marriage and the caste system. As a result, the brutal Sati was abolished. 'Widow Remarriage Act' was formulated. In the second half of the nineteenth century, due to the spread of institutional education for women, progressive thinking spread among women. Women's position in society and women's rights highlighted through stories, novels, plays, essays and autobiographies. After taking higher education, someone went to study medicine in Europe, someone became the Principal of the college, and someone joined other jobs. Bengali Theatre was influenced by these social movements of women. In Bengali theater, situation of women's misery were also presented. Some playwright quizzed against women emancipation movement. Actresses started perform in Bengali Theatre. The women wrote many plays. So nineteenth century was the century of emancipation movement. In this century women became aware their own individuality. The women awakening in this nineteenth century shows an example of revolutionary feminism.
  • West Bengal State University, Barasat, 24 PGS (N) Schedule and Seat Allotment for B.Sc

    West Bengal State University, Barasat, 24 PGS (N) Schedule and Seat Allotment for B.Sc

    West Bengal State University, Barasat, 24 PGS (N) Schedule and Seat allotment for B.Sc. Part I Practical Examinations, Zoology (Honours) – 2018 Reporting time: 10.45 Examination Centre Paper Date of Candidates allotted (122) Examination BKC College, 111/2 B.T.Road, Paper III 16.07.2018 Barrackpore Rastraguru Surendranath College Batch I (20) Bonhooghly, P.O. – Bonhooghly, (Monday) Kolkata 11 am ROLL NO. REGN. NO. 118212322149 1031721100491 118212322150 1031721400463 118212322151 1031721400490 118212322152 1031721100465 118212322153 1031721400464 118212322154 1031721100498 118212322155 1031721400470 118212322156 1031721100488 118212322157 1031721400508 118212322158 1031721400489 118212322159 1031721400466 118212322160 1031721400492 118212322161 1031721400478 118212322162 1031721400476 118212322163 1031721400497 Page 1 of 34 118212322164 1031721400456 118212322165 1031721100504 118212322166 1031721100474 118212322167 1031721300047 118212322168 1031721200473 BKC College, 111/2 B.T.Road, Paper III 17.07.2018 Barrackpore Rastraguru Surendranath College Batch II (20) Bonhooghly, P.O. – Bonhooghly, (Tuesday) Kolkata 11 am ROLL NO. REGN. NO. 118212322169 1031721400496 118212322170 1031721400505 118212322171 1031721400486 118212322172 1031721400462 118212322173 1031721100499 118212322174 1031721400469 118212322175 1031721400461 118212322176 1031721400460 118212322177 1031721300494 118212322178 1031721400482 118212322179 1031722400506 118212322180 1031721400468 118212322181 1031722300500 118212322182 1031721400495 118212322183 1031721300467 Page