3rd International Indian Young Scientists Meet on 17,18 Dec 2011 Kolkatta

1. Acharya Prafulla Chandra Ray 150th Birth Anniversary Commemoration
ACHARYA P C RAY NATIONAL
YOUNG SCIENTISTS’ CONFERENCE
17-18 December, 2011
Venue : Presidency University and Calcutta University (Main Campus)
College Street, Kolkata
Scientific Pavilion
and Exhibition
FOCAL THEME
Advances in Chemical,
Pharmaceutical and
Ayurvedic Sciences
Science can wait but swaraj can not
- P C Ray
3rd Rashtreeya Yuva
Vaijnanik Sammelan,
Vijnana Bharati
Presidency University Vivekananda Vijnan Mission Calcutta University
(Vijnana Bharati, WB unit)

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India has a long tradition of scientific culture and remained as beacon of wisdom and
learning. Acharya P C Ray advocated ‘We have reason to believe that ancient India was the cradle
of Mathematical sciences’. Acharya’s book, ‘A History of Hindu Chemistry’ gives detailed account
of our scientific heritage and Indian contribution to science. In the pre-independence British
period, some great scientists took giant efforts to revive our scientific tradition. Acharya Prafulla
Chandra Ray was pioneer among them.
India having the third largest number of scientific human resources and being fast growing
developing nation is at the verge of many basic issues which can be addressed through the
intervention of science and technology. In the world of scientific community, India is going to
contribute the biggest number of young scientists and technocrats. National Young Scientists’
Dr A P J Abdul Kalam garlanding
Conference at Kolkata is one of the largest conglomeration of Young scientists and students of Acharya P C Ray’s photo on his
India discussing and debating their research findings and the present scenario in the Indian 150th Birth Day in Keral with Engineer
A Jayakumar, General Secretary,
context. The need and the issues related to scientific research in many fields will be discussed in Vijnana Bharati, on his right side
groups as well as together with the policy makers and the great scientists of the country.
Acharya P C Ray (born on 2 August 1861), the father of Indian Chemical Industry and a role
model in the scientific world, is a real inspiration and guiding force for the younger generation. This
conference has been dedicated to Acharya P C Ray to commemorate his 150th birth anniversary to
highlight his contributions.
Acharya started his journey as a teacher and scientist in the Presidency College (now
Presidency University) in 1889 and continued there till his retirement at 1916 and thereafter
completed his journey and spent rest of his life from 1916 to 1936 in the University College of
Science, Calcutta University where he built up the department of Chemistry to a great height and
breathed his last in a room at the campus. Both the Universities nourished and cherished by
Acharya P C Ray’s presence and contributions have joined together with Vivekananda Vijnan
Mission (Bengal chapter of Vijnana Bharati) to organise this Young Scientists’ Conference. This is
the third National Young Scientists’ Conference initiated by Vijnana Bharati.
We are most privileged and confident in announcing this unique scientific meet at the Procession by students at Howrah on
premises of Presidency University and Calcutta University. The patronage and support of Dr Acharya P C Ray’s 150th Birth Day
T Ramasami, Secretary, DST, GOI; Prof S K Brahmachari, DG, CSIR and Dr K Radhakrishnan,
Chairman, ISRO and many other highly recognized institutions and individuals will truly create a
new road map and high enthusiasm in the thought process of Indian youngsters.
FOCAL THEME OF THE CONFERENCE:
‘Advances in the Chemical, Pharmaceutical and Ayurvedic Sciences’.
OBJECTIVES:
To imbibe a scientific spirit among the youth through presenting Acharya’s multifaceted life.
To bring together the young scientists of the country engaged in research in the field of science
and technology.
To create awareness and giving exposure to the younger generation about the scientific and
technological needs of the country.
To have an interface between senior scientists and technocrats and the young scientific
community.
To synchronize the social needs with the existing and forthcoming research work in the Books and DVD Release Ceremony on
country. 20th May, 2011 on J C Bose : Prof Sibaji Raha,
Director, Bose Institute; Swami Atmapriyananda,
Familiarizing the youngsters with the achievements of the country's R&D institutions. VC, RK Vivekananda University; Sri N C Jha,
Chairman, Coal India Ltd; Prof Siddhartha Roy,
To encourage the multidisciplinary interactions. Director, IICB; Prof Kankan Bhattacharya,
Director, IACS
To grow patriotic brotherhood and fraternity among scientists for the development of our
country.
To make them feel proud of rich Indian scientific heritage and thus getting inspired and
invigorated with zeal.
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PLAN OF THE CONFERENCE: The conference include Plenary lectures, Invited Lectures
and Contributory Research papers in the form of oral presentation in English only and poster
presentation both in English and Hindi languages.
PARTICIPANTS: The Conference is opened for Young Scientists, Technocrats, Academicians,
Policy Makers, Entrepreneurs, Research Scholars, Students and other professionals having
innovative practice and ideas and likings for science.
AGE LIMIT FOR PARTICIPATION: The participants within 40 years of age are eligible
to join the conference as DELEGATE and those above 40 years as OBSERVER.
CALL FOR PAPERS: Delegates are invited to submit Papers only in English on following topics:
National award to Vijnana Bharati for Science
1. Basic Sciences (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Life Science) 2. Industrial Chemistry & communication received from Hon Minister for
Chemical Technology 3. Pharmacy 4. Ayurveda. Science & Technology, Sri Kapil Sibal
The abstract should be attached with registration form of Conference. In case of joint
authorship, Paper must be presented by young scientist within 40 years of age.
The abstract of Papers should be typed in A-4, single space, 12 point, Times New Roman
//
(English), 1 margin in all sides, with words count/limit upto 250 words in MS Word/PDF/tiff
file. On top left corner of abstract, contributors are informed to mark the topic of research paper.
CARDINAL DATES :
1. Last date of submission of Abstract along with 31st October, 2011
Registration Form by E-mail or by post
Dr S P Gautam, Dr Madhavan Nair, Dr APJ
2. Notification of acceptance of Papers 15th November, 2011 Abdul Kalam, Dr Kailash Vijayvargiya, Minister
for S& T, Govt of M P at the inaugural ceremony
3. Last date of submission of Registration Form 7th December, 2011 of Bharatiya Vigyan Sammelan - 2007
REGISTRATION FEES :
Category Type of Registration fee with Registration fee without
No. Delegates boarding and lodging boarding and lodging
1. Institutional/Sponsored Rs. 5000.00 Rs. 4000.00
Delegate (2 delegates)
2. Delegate / Observer * Rs. 1500.00 Rs. 1000.00
3. Accompanying Persons Rs. 1200.00 Rs. 800.00
(without Registration kit)
4. Students (upto Masters) # Rs. 500.00 Rs. 300.00
Inauguration of A J C Bose 150th Birth
Anniversary Celebration at St. Xavier’s College,
Kolkata by Prof F P Marconi in presence of
Dr V P Bhatkar, Dr P C Banerjee and
* Vijnana Bharati Life members, faculty members of Presidency University and Calcutta Rev P C Mathew, Principal
University will get 50% concession on above charges of delegate/observer.
# Students should bring college Identity Card.
Account payee cheque/draft (payable at Kolkata) should be drawn in the name of ‘P C Ray
Conference Committee.’ Cheques should be All India payable at par.
Online payment may be done from one’s own Account only to S/B Account No-95982010057188,
Syndicate Bank, Salt Lake city, Kolkata, IFSC Code-SYNB0009598.
SPOT REGISTRATION : If situation permits, Spot Registration will be provided without
guarantee for accommodation and kitbag.
ACCOMMODATION : The hostel type accommodation will be arranged for students and
Prof Sanjib Ghosh, Principal, Presidency
scholars. Accommodation for others will be mainly on sharing basis in Govt./Research Institute College releasing book on Sir J C Bose
guest houses/moderate rate hotels. Those desirous of having single/double bed/special with author Dr N C Mondal
accommodation may request organisers for which extra payment may be levied.
PROGRAMME VENUE :
Presidency University and Calcutta University (Main campus), College Street, Kolkata.
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ABOUT KOLKATA:
Kolkata, formerly known as Calcutta, is the capital of West Bengal State. Located on the east
bank of the Hooghly River, it is the commercial capital of eastern India.
Kolkata served as the capital of India during the British Raj until 1911 when due to growing
national movement in Bengal, the capital was shifted to Delhi. The city is noted for its vibrant
political culture ranging from the Indian struggle for independence to contemporary politics.
Once the center of modern education, science, culture and politics in India, Kolkata produced
Scientists like J C Bose, Satyen Bose, P C Ray, M N Saha, S N Dey and many more. All the Nobel
Belur Math, Howrah
laureates of India - Ronald Ross, Rabindranath Tagore, C V Raman, Mother Teresa, Amartya Sen
and great exponent of India - Swami Vivekananda, great leader - Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose
and the film maestro - Satyajit Ray are the products of this city. Kolkata remains the dominant
educational and cultural hub and aptly called cultural capital of India.
During winter the climate is pleasant (11-22 o C average).
Important places of visit : Kalighat temple, Dakshineswar Tample, Belur Math, birth place of
Swami Vivekananda, Jorasanko Thakur Bari - birth place of Tagore, Victoria Memorial, Fort
Victoria Memorial Hall, Kolkata
William, Eden Gardens, Birla Planetorium, Birla Science Museum, Nicco Park, Saheed Minar,
National Library, Botanical Gardens, Science City, Bose Institute Museum, Asutosh Museum at
Calcutta University, VECC in SINP etc.
ORGANIZERS :
Vivekananda Vijnan Mission
Vivekananda Vijnan Mission is the West Bengal State Unit of Vijnana Bharati (VIBHA).
Vijnana Bharati is essentially a nationalistic, patriotic and humanistic science movement where
science, involving both engineering and technology, is aimed at societal development, social
harmony, ecological balance and environmental sanctity. Vijnana Bharati is more expressively
popular as Swadeshi Science Movement where "Swadeshi" connotes the Bharatiya World View
on Science where from a single framework, all the three knowledge systems, viz. natural sciences,
social sciences, and spiritual sciences, have been developed integrally, holistically and all- Jawaharlal Nehru Prize received from Hon.
Prime Minister of India, Dr Manmohan Singh
inclusively right from the Vedic times. VIBHA is a movement in the field of Science and
Technology. It propagates its knowledge globally and adopts the spirit of swadeshi with the
ethos of Indian culture.
It has received two national awards for popularizing science. VIBHA conducts regularly world
congresses on Vedic sciences, Ayurveda and also holds the Bharatiya Vigyan Sammelan. VIBHA
has 21 active state units, four international units and more than 5000 scientists as active life
members. It has the largest number of young research scholars and students as workers involving
in different projects and programs all over the country.
Vivekananda Vijnan Mission is holding many programmes in the state. It organised seminar on
Scientific Heritage and Ayurveda, celebrated 150th birth anniversary of Sir J C Bose and Acharya F P Marconi, Renowned Physicist, grandson
of Marconi with Prof Sibaji Raha, Director,
P C Ray through exhibition, seminars, publishing books and DVDs etc. Recently an Energy Rally Bose Institute, Dr V P Bhatkar &
was organnised from Kolkata and it reached Nagpur covering Jharkhand, Bihar, UP, MP, Prof N K Maity during inauguration of
150th Birth Anniversary Celebration of
Chattishgarh in its way and got huge response from people in this energy campaign. Sir J C Bose at St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata
Presidency University
Established as Hindu College in 1817, it is the oldest educational institute in India. It was
founded by Raja Rammohan Roy and other eminent personalities like Raja Radha Kanta Deb,
Maharaja Tejchandra Ray of Burdwan, David Hare, Prasanna Kumar Thakur etc. Pupils came
from all parts of the country.
In 1855, it was taken over by the Government and renamed as the Presidency College. It came under
University of Calcutta in 1857. Eminent teachers like Sir J C Bose, Acharya P C Ray taught in the college.
Energy rally at Kolkata on 12 January 2011
During freedom movement, the college was epicentre of nationalist activities. With Subhas
Chandra Bose in the helm of affairs, the historic Oaten incident occurred here in 1916. Before
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1947 and soon after 1950s, anybody who was somebody in India had to be a student of this
college. The college continues to be the alma mater of eminent professionals. Ex-presidencians
include wide spectrum like Satyajit Ray, Nobel Laureate Prof Amartya Sen; five Indian National
Congress Presidents such as Surendra Nath Banerjee, Ramesh Chander Dutt, Bhupendra Nath
Bose, Lord Satyendra Prasanna Sinha and Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose; Dr Rajendra Prasad, first
President of India; Chief Ministers of Bengal such as A K Fazlul Haq, Prafulla Chandra Ghosh,
Dr Bidhan Chandra Ray, Siddhartha Sankar Ray, Jyoti Basu and Buddhadev Bhattacharya; Md Ali
Bogra, first Prime Minister of Pakistan; Sir Gurudas Banerjee, First Indian Judge in High Court
of Calcutta; Justice Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Chief Justice of India; Satyedra Nath Tagore, first
ICS; Sukumar Sen, first Chief Election Commissioner; Rama Prasad Goenka, Industrialist; J C
Bose, Scientist; Asutosh Mukherjee, eminent VC, CU; Sir Jadu Nath Sarkar, Historian; Prasanta Baker Lab, Presidency College
Chandra Mahalanobis, renowned statistician, founder of ISI; Litterateur Michael Madhusudan
Dutt, Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, Jibanananda Das; Somnath Chatterjee, the former
Loksabha speaker and so on.
Bengal Engineering College (now University, BESU) and Indian Statistical Institute started from
this college during their foundation.
In 2010, Presidency College is upgraded to Presidency University by a legislative act.
Calcutta University
Established in 1857, it was the first multidisciplinary modern University in south Asia with
enormous territorial jurisdiction from Lahore to Rangoon and Ceylon. Calcutta University was
the heart of Indian education in British period and played pivotal role in Indian Renaissance.
Rishi Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, the author of 'Vandemataram' was one of two first
Rajabazar Science College, C U
graduates of the University.
Its alumni include notable statesmen like Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose; Pandit Madan Mohan
Malabya, founder of BHU; Dr Rajendra Prasad, first President of India; Jagjiban Ram, Ex
Deputy Prime Minister; six Chief Ministers of Bengal including present CM, Smt Mamata
Banerjee; two Chief Ministers of Assam, Bishnu Ram Medhi and Gopi Nath Bordoloi; B B
Lyngdoh, Chief Minister of Meghalaya have CU as their alma Mater. Sk Mujibur Rahaman, Ex
President, Bangladesh; three Prime Ministers of Pakistan, M A Bogra, H S Suhrawardy, Abdus
Sattar; Ram Baran Yadav, President of Nepal and B P Koirala, Prime Minister of Nepal are ex-
students of CU. Industrialists R P Goenka, Lakshmi Mittal, Aditya Birla; Scientists J C Bose,
Meghnath Saha, Satyendra Nath Bose were also students of this University. Four Nobel laureates
associated with CU are Ronald Ross, Rabindra Nath Tagore, Chandrasekhara Venkatraman and
Amartya Sen. Sarvapalli Radha Krishnan, ex-President of India; Abanindra Nath Tagore etc taught
here. Sir Asutosh Mukherjee and Dr Shyama Prasad Mukherjee were among notable VCs. The
university is rightly proud of galaxy of talents.
Prof Amita Chatterjee addressing after
CU enjoys both national and international reputation. It has been accredited 'Grade A' University releasing a book on Acharya P C Ray on
10th June 2011 in presence of author
in 2010. It has central campus at College Street; other campuses are at Raja Bazar, Ballygunge, Prof N C Mandal; Prof B B Biswas, former
director, Bose Institute; Prof Abhijit Banerjee,
Alipore, Hazra and Sinthi. In Raja Bazar Science College Acharya P C Ray taught in department Science College and Prof N K Maity,
of Chemistry. Vijnana Bharati.
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www.youngscientists.in. The website should be for latest notification. Registration can be done
online. A soft copy of abstract as well as filled registration form should be sent at
apcray150@gmail.com or by post.
The Secretary General,
Acharya P C Ray National Young Scientists’ Conference
C/O Bose Institute, Centenary Campus
P-1/12, C.I.T. Scheme VIIM, Kankurgachi, Kolkata-700 054
E-mail: nirmaity@gmail.com
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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Chief Patrons : Chairperson : Prof Arup Mukherjee, Calcutta University
Prof Rabiranjan Chatterjee, Prof Amita Chatterjee, Prof Achintya Saha, Calcutta University
Minister of Science and Technology, VC, Presidency University Prof Biswapati Mukherjee, Former Professor,
Govt of West Bengal Vice-Chairpersons: S N Pradhan Centre for Nurosciences, CU
Prof M G K Menon, Dr A Datta, President, Vivekananda Vijnan Mission Prof Pulok Mukherjee, Jadavpur University
Former Minister, Science & Technology, Prof N C Mandal, Ex Professor, Bose Institute, Kol Dr Anjan Adhikary, R G Kar Medical College, Kol
Govt of India Prof M Chatterjee, Ex Professor, J U
Dr Jayram Hazra, Director, NRIADD (AYUSH) Dr Pratip Debnath, Ex Professor, J B Roy
Patrons : Sri Nripen Acharya, Consultant Engineer, USA State Ayurvedic Medical College, Kolkata
Dr T Ramasami, Secretary, DST, GOI Dr Tuhin Biswas, J B Roy State Ayurvedic
Prof S K Brahmachari, DG, CSIR, New Delhi Secretary General : Medical College, Kolkata
Dr K Radhakrishnan, Chairman, ISRO Prof. Nirmal Kumar Maity, Dr Achintya Mitra, NRIADD (AYUSH), Kol
Prof Suranjan Das, VC, Calcutta University Governing Council Member, Vijnana Bharati Dr P C Tripathi, Institute of P G Ayurvedic
Dr S K Sharma, Adviser (Ayurveda), Joint Secretaries : Education and Research, Kolkata
AYUSH, GOI, New Delhi Dr P K Sengupta, Registrar, Presidency University Dr B C Jana, Institute of P G Ayurvedic
Dr V M Katoch, DG, ICMR, New Delhi Prof Basab Chaudhuri, Registrar, C U Education and Research, Kolkata
Padmasri Dr Vijay P Bhatkar, Prof Raman Kr Trivedi, Dr Mridu Gupta, Institute of P G Ayurvedic
National President. Vijnana Bharati University of Fisheries and Animal Husbandry, WB
Sri N C Jha, Chairman, Coal India Ltd Education and Research, Kolkata
Dr P C Banerjee,
Sri P S Bhattacharya, MD, HPCL Chief Coordinator :
Sri Suprakash Kundu, Secretary, Vivekananda Vijnan Mission
Sri K K Ganguli,
MD, Bengal Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Ltd Treasurer : Governing Council Member, Vijnana Bharati
Sri G S Rautela, DG, NCSM Sri Ajit K Biswas, Vivekananda Vijnan Mission
National Coordinators :
Advisers : Scientific Sub-Committee : Prof R M P Jaiswal, Vijnana Bharati, Haryana
Prof P Balaram, Director, IISc, Bangalore Prof Shyamal Chakraborty, Calcutta University Dr Somdev Bharadwaj, Vijnan Bharati, Gwalior
Dr G Madhavan Nair, Former Chairman, ISRO Prof Gurunath Mukherjee, Dr B N Mishra, Vijnan Bharati, Patna
Prof Sibaji Raha, Director, Bose Institute, Kol Ex-Sir Rashbehary Ghosh Professor, CU Prof J M S Rana, Vijnan Bharati, Dehradun
Prof P N Ghosh, VC, Jadavpur University Sri Ramakumar, Vijnan Bharati, Ernakulam
Prof Deepak Mandal, Presidency University
Swami Atmapriyananda, VC, Ramakrishna Prof Sanjib Ghosh, Reception Committee :
Mission Vivekananda University Ex-Principal, Presidency College Prof Uttam Bandopadhyaya,
Dr Siddhartha Roy, Director, IICB, Kol Dean (Science), Calcutta University
Prof Manas Chakraborty (Retd), Bose Institute
Prof Subrata Pal, VC, Burdwan University Prof Amit Ray,
Prof Sabyasachi Sengupta, Dr Ramdas Chatterjee,
Secretary, University College of Science, CU
VC, WB University of Technology Ex Scientist, CNCI, Kolkata Prof Prabir Dasgupta, Presidency University
Prof Ashoke Ranjan Thakur, Prof Arunabha Basu, Presidency University
VC, WB State University, Barasat Prof D Chakrabarty, CU Prof V K Tiwari, IIT, Kharagpur
Prof S S Alam, VC, Alia Madrasa University Prof Tapan Kumar Parya, CU Prof Tapan Kr Mondal, University of
Prof Aloke Kr Banerjee, Dr (Miss.) Dipa Biswas, CU Fisheries and Animal Husbandry, WB
VC, Kalyani University Prof Chiranjib Bhattacharjee, Prof Manas Banerjee, Burdwan University
Prof Dhrubajyoti Chattopadhyay, Jadavpur University Prof Dulal Ghosh, Kalyani University
Pro VC, Calcutta University Prof Pratap Chakraborty (Retd), JU
Prof Siddhartha Dutta, Pro VC, Prof Timir Baran Jha, Presidency University Prof N C Bhattacharya (Retd), SINP, Kol
Jadavpur University Prof Haren Bhattacharya, Presidency University Dr Jishnu Basu, SINP, Kolkata
Prof Prabir Kumar Sur, Prof Nirmalendu Sasmal (Retd),
Prof Yukta Adhikari, Presidency University Dr Umesh Singh, Viswabharati University
Pro VC, WB University of Health Sciences Prof Subir Bera, Calcutta University Dr Reeta Bhattacharya (Asiatic Society),
Dr Kamal Kumar Pande, Prof Subrata Mazumder, Bose Institute, Kolkata President, Nivedita Shakti
Registrar, Kumayun University Prof Gautam Saha, Calcutta University Dr Jayita Roy, Narsingh Dutta College, Howrah
Prof Kankan Bhattacharya, Director, IACS, Kol Prof Kamal Banerjee, Presidency University Dr Swapna Mukherjee, Ex Senior Director, GSI
Dr C M Ghosh, Drug Controller, Govt of WB Prof Subir Dasgupta, Dr Tapas Chini, SINP, Kolkata
Dr R Debnath, Director, Calcutta Institute of Moulana Azad Govt College, Kolkata Dr J Chakraborty, Ex Director, Central Food
Pharmaceutical Technology Prof (Mrs) Rintu Banerjee, IIT, Kharagpur Laboratory
Dr A K Banerjee, Director, NIPER, Kolkata
Prof P K Verma, DG, MP Council of Sc & Tec Local Organising Committee :
Prof Aloke Kr Majumdar, Emeritus Professor, Prof Ashoke Baxi Dr Anand Pande
Prof S P Gautam,
Chairman, Central Pollution Board, New Delhi S N Bose National Centre for Basic Sciences, Kolkata Prof Purabi Mukherjee Dr Tilak R Bera
Prof Dulal Mukherjee, Prof Salil Kumar Biswas, Calcutta University Prof Pankaj Roy Sri Ranadeep Das
Secretary, Indian Chemical Society Prof Prodyut Kumar Roy, Presidency University Smt Mridula Banerjee Sri Mihir Ghosh
Dr Shibabrata Mukhopadhyay (Retd), Sri Rama P Bhattacharya Sri Dinesh Saha
Emeritus Scientist, IICB Prof Debidas Chattoraj, Presidency University Sri Subodh Roychoudhury Sri Tuhin Jash
Sri Satchidananda Banerjee, Chairman, KMC Prof Samiran Ghosh, Calcutta University Sri S Samaddar Chowdhury Sri Achintya S Das
Sri Ranjit Puranik, CEO, Prof Binayak Samaddar Chaudhury, Sri Ranjan Ghosh Sri Jayanta Sen
Shree Dhootapapeswar Ltd, Mumbai Bengal Engg. & Science University (BESU), Howrah Sri B K Datta Sri Abhijit Biswas
Prof B R Saha, Secretary, Prof N C Ghosh, Honorary Professor, S N Bose Sri Animesh Dey Sri Kalyan Sarkar
Institute of Chemical Engineers, Jadavpur Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Kolkata Dr Dhruba Mahajan Sri Sourav Patra
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