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Fourth Semester Examination 2017 Post Graduate Department of Geography Prabhu Jagatbandhu College: Fourth Semester Examination 2017 Post Graduate Department of Geography Sl. Name Name of Dissertation Work Name of No Supervisor 1 SUBHAJIT PRADHAN A Geo-Planning Appraisal of Acute Water Scarcity and Associated Dr. Indrajit Ray Problems in the Selected Community Development Blocks of Bankura Choudhury District, West Bengal 2 SANTANU CHANDA Measurement and Monitoring on Road Traffic Congestion at Siliguri, Dr. Indrajit Ray Air View More Traffic Intersection Point: A Geo-Planning Perspective Choudhury 3 CHIRANJIT BISWAS Socio-Economic Disparities and Its Mitigation Planning Strategies: A Dr. Ballari Bagchi Case Study in Selected C.D Blocks of Nadia District, West Bengal 4 UTPAL SANTRA Spatio-temporal Change of Land Use and Land Cover in Uluberia Dr. Gargi Municipality, Haora District Chakraborty 5. TANMOY MONDAL Rural Planning and Associated Development: A Micro-level Case Dr. Indrajit Ray Study of Ausgram 1 and 2 Block, Burdwan District, West Bengal Choudhury 6 RAHUL GAIN An Ecological Apprisal of Sundarban Biosphere Reserve with Special Dr. Anandita Dawn Reference to the Development of Eco-tourism in the Region 7 PAMPA SENAPATI A Socio-Economic Survey on the Present Status of a Tribal Madhusudan Community in Ayodhhya Hilly Region (South-east Baghmundi Block), Pramanick Puruliya District 8 MAITRAYEE PATRA Flood Hazard Management – A Case Study of Maligram Village, Madhusudan Pingla Block of West Medinipur District, West Bengal Pramanick 9 SK. SABNAM YASMIN Vulnerability of Riverbank Erosion in Selected Mouzas of Sankrail Debabrata Ghosh Block 10 SHILPA MONDAL Identification of Socio-economic Problems of Clay Artisans of Ghurni, Debabrata Ghosh Krishnanagar, Nadia 11 MOUMITA KAR Scope for Quality Tourism Planning: Problem and Prospect of Dr. Gargi Planning: A Case Study on Ghatshila Jharkhand Chakraborty 12 SAYANI GHOSH A Brief Study on People’s Perception about the Pollution Level in Dr. Sarada mandal River Saraswati, Block Sankrail, Haora 13 LABONI NASKAR Present Status and Potential of Santipuri Saree – A Geographical Debabrata Ghosh Indication of West Bengal 14 MOUMITA GHOSH A Brief Account of Socio-economic Condition of the Terracotta Dr. Sarada mandal Artisans, Panchmurha, Bankura, West Bengal 15 PAROMITA GHOSH Socio-cultural Livelihood of Chhau Mask-maker of Chorida Village, Dr. Gargi Baghmundi, Puruliya District Chakraborty 16 ANANYA NASKAR A Geo-Environmental Appraisal of Adi Ganga River – People’s Dr. Ballari Bagchi Perception – A Perspective 17 SUKANYA SANTRA Geographical Appraisal on the Development Strategies: A Case Study Madhusudan of Darjeeling Sadar Sub-division Pramanick 18 SUNANDA GHOSH Access to Safe Drinking Water and Its Associated Problems: A study of Dr. Anandita Dawn Ward No. 111, 112 and 113 under Kolkata Municipal Corporation 19 SUROJIT SAW Determinants and Consequences of Migration at Bagnan, Haora Dr. Ballari Bagchi 20 MOU GUBRI Occurrence of Seasonal Flood and Its Effects on Socio-economic Life Dr. Anandita Dawn in Selected Gram Panchayats under Amta II Block of Uluberia Subdivision in Haora District, West Bengal 21 SAUMYAJIT GHOSH A Brief Account of Jaldapara Wildlife Sactuary, Alipurduar, West Dr. Sarada mandal Bengal Post Graduate Department of Geography (Affiliated to University of Calcutta) M.Sc. 4th SEMESTER EXAMINATION- JULY, 2017 and 2018 GEOGRAPHY MODULE-420 B: FIELD / PROJECT REPORT Full Marks 20 Sl. No. Year Name of Field / Project Report Name of Supervisor Dr. Sarada Mandal, A Geo-Environmental Appraisal of Doctor’s Bheri, East Debabrata Ghosh, 1 2017 Kolkata Wetlands Dr. Anandita Dawn An Assessment of Road Traffic Congestion and its Mitigating Planning Strategies : A Case Study of Behala Dr. Indrajit Ray 2 2017 Chowrasta Traffic Intersection Point Chowdhury Udhagamandalam and its surroundings in Nilgiris, 3. 2018 Tamilnadu: A Geographical Exploration Dr. Ballari Bagchi Prabhu Jagatbandhu College: Fourth Semester Examination 2018 Post Graduate Department of Geography Special Paper: Environmental Geography SL NAME ROLL NO TITLE OF THE DISSERTATION NAME OF SUPERVISER NO. PJC/PG/GG/ 1 Sudeshna F/S/184/1 Socio-cultural Diversity among various community due to Dr. Gargi Chakraborty Bhattacharya urbanization in selected Municipal wards of Bally 2 Pramita Boral F/S/184/2 A study on perception of people community through central Dr. Sarada Mandal Kolkata regarding traffic congestion and resulting Environmental Pollution 3 Kuheli Roy F/S/184/7 A study on cause and effect on Iran in Drinking Water in Debabrata Ghosh Nischinda and Annandanagar Panchayat of Bally Jagacha C.D Block 4 Debasmita Sur F/S/184/8 Environmental Impacts of Tourism: Case studies of selected Dr. Anandita Dawn Roy Tourist places under Kolkata Municipal Corporation Area. 5 AninditaKanrar F/S/184/10 A Brief Scenario of Solid Waste Management in Jagacha (Ward Madhusudan Pramanik No. -47), Haora Municipal Corporation 6 Priya Hazra F/S/184/11 Environmental Impact of Cultural Activities at Ramkrishnapur Dr. Anandita Dawn Ghat under ward no. 30 of Howrah Municipal Corporation. 7 Minhajuddin M/S/184/14 A brief appraisal on the workers of Falta special Economic Dr. Sarada Mandal Laskar Zone with reference to their Socio Economic Environment 8 Samim Karim F/S/184/16 Disastrous Flood (2017) and Its Socio-Economic Impact, A Dr. Ballari Bagchi case study of Banshihari Block, Dakshin Dinajpur 9 Abhirup Das M/S/184/19 Environmental and Socio- Economic Impact of Kolaghat Dr. Agnisha Chakraborty Thermal Power Station (KTPS) :a case study in selected Mouzas of Sahid Matangini and Panskura-2 Block 10 Sudip Das M/S/184/22 Usage of Mobile Phone and its Impact on Human Health and Dr. Anandita Dawn Environent: A case study of Ulluberia I C.D Block of Haora District 11 Sangita Roy F/S/184/24 A Geographical Appraisal of Socio-Economic and Debabrata Ghosh Environmental Conditions at Ramkrishna Colony of Haora Municipal Corporation 12 Balaram Ghosh M/S/184/25 Tourism at Religious Sites: A Report on District of Hugli Dr. Sarada Mandal Special Paper: Regional Planning SL NAME ROLL NO TITLE OF THE DISSERTATION NAME OF SUPERVISER NO. PJC/PG/GG/ Rajsekhar Adak M/S/173/3 Analysis of Industrial Development and Its Impact on Sankrail Prof. Madhusudan Block, Howrah, West Bengal Pramanick Moumita Maity F/S/173/4 A Study on The Level of Urban Infrastructure and Basic Prof. Debabrata Ghosh Service in Ward No. 17 And 12 of Khardah Municipalty, North 24 Parganas Sumik Ghosal M/S/173/5 Environmental Degradation Due To Transport Connectivity ; A Dr. Gargi Chakraborty Micro Level Study on Amta Hirulal Jali M/S/173/6 Impact of Different Rural Development Schemes And Prof. Debabrata Ghosh Programmes on Rural Lives In Selected Villages of Basanti Block, South 24 Parganas, West Bengal Bipul Bhanja M/S/173/9 Quality of Life In Forest Landscape of Gosaba Block ,South Dr. Ballari Bagchi Twentyfour Parganas, West Bengal, Planning Perspectives Payel Biswas F/S/173/12 Impact of Tourism on Coastal Area Digha, Purba Medinipur Prof. Madhusudan Pramanick Laboni Roy F/S/173/13 An Apprasal of ‘Boi-Para’ In College Street Area of Kolkata : Dr. Anandita Dawn It’s Growth , Popularity And Problems Associated With Planning Strategies Paramita Kar F/S/173/15 Emerging Shopping Mall Culture And The Changing Socio- Dr. Ballari Bagchi Geographical Scenario of Salkia, Haora : A Planner’s Approach Prosenjit Kayal M/S/173/17 Strategies For The Rural Development : A Micro Level Dr. Agnisha Chakraborty Planning of Raiganj C.D Block , Uttar Dinajpur, West Bengal Abdul Rajjak M/A/184/23 A Relation Between Technology Adoption in Agriculture And Dr. Agnisha Chakraborty Laskar Socio-Cultural Characteristics of Farmer in Selected C.D. Blocks Subhendu Das M/S/173/26 Women’s Empowerment Through Self Help Groups: A Study Dr. Gargi Chakraborty In Amta –I Block,Haora District Madhumita F/S/173/27 Rural- Urban Contrasts in Geo-Socio- Economic and Dr. Ballari Bagchi Chowdhury Infrastructural Characteristics: A Planner’s Probe into Urban Core and Urban Fringe of Seoraphuli, Hooghly .
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