1. Name: ASHIM KUMAR NATH 2. Present Designation: Professor in Zoology 3. University ID:SKBU/085 4. Years of teaching experiencedetails:

Designation

Major

discipline of

work

experience

Nature of

work

Organization

Institute

Place of posting

Period

From

(DD/MM/

YYYY)

To

(DD/MM/

YYYY)

Professor Zoology and

Fishery Sc.

Teaching

and

Research

Sidho-

Kanho-

Birsha

University,

Purulia, West

Bengal

20.01.16

Till date

Associate

Professor

Zoology and

Fishery Sc.

Teaching

and

Research

Serampore

College

Serampore, W.B. 04.06.09 19.01.16

Senior

Scientist

(Fish &

Fishery Sc.)

Fish and

Fishery Sc.

Research ICAR-

RCER,

Patna,

Bihar

Darbhanga, Bihar 06.11.08 03.06.09

Associate

Professor

Zoology and

Fishery Sc.

Teaching

and

Research

Serampore

College

Serampore, W.B. 02.01.08 05.11.08

Reader Zoology and

Fishery Sc.

Teaching

and

Research

Serampore

College

Serampore, W.B. 02.01.05 01.01.08

Senior

Lecturer

Zoology and

Fishery Sc.

Teaching &

Research

Serampore

College

Serampore, W.B. 02.01.02 01.01.05

Lecturer Zoology and

Fishery Sc.

Teaching &

Research

Serampore

College

Serampore, W.B. 02.01.96 01.01.02

5. Details of Post-Doctoral Experience

6. Journal Publication Details for the whole life:

UGC recognized Journals:

1. Ashim Kumar Nath and Anindita Patra. ‘Survey on the present status of Fish species diversity in a

stretch of Hooghly River and Inland Areas of Hooghly District of West Bengal, India’ in

International J. of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 6(7): 4260-4266, 2017 (ISSN

2319 – 7706) (UGC Journal No. 44421).

2. Ashim Kumar Nath, Anindita Patra, Babita Sen, Debalina Dey, Ipsita Das, Ipsita Mukherjee,

Nabanita Ghosh, Soumi Paul (2014) ‘Fatty acid compositions of four edible fishes of Hooghly

estuary, West Bengal, India’ in International J. of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences,

3(6): 208-218. (ISSN No. 2319-7706) (GIF: 2.937) (UGC Journal No. 44421)

3. A. K. Nath and B. Banerjee (2013) ‘In situ accumulation of Heavy metals in Hilsa fish from the

Hooghly River of W.B., India, India’ in the journal ‘Ecology, Environment and Conservation’

19(3): 813-818,. (NAAS-5.02, ID – E 021). (ISSN No. 0971-765X) (Scopus H Index 8). (UGC

Journal No. 12449)

4. A. K. Nath, V. K. Gupta, M. A. Khan and P. Panda (2012) ‘Comparative study zooplankton in

Makhana cultivation pond and perennial fish pond in Darbhanga, North Bihar, India’ in ‘Journal of

the Inland Fisheries Society of India’ 44(2): 94-98, (NAAS-4.15, ID- J 469). (ISSN No. 0379-

3435) (UGC Journal No. 11073)

5. A. K. Nath (2012) ‘Microbial load at two different sites of Hooghly River of West Bengal, India’ in

the journal ‘Ecology, Environment and Conservation’ 18(4): 927-929, 2012 (NAAS-5.02, ID E 021)

(ISSN No. 0971-765X). (UGC Journal No. 12449)

6. A. K. Nath and B. Banerjee (2012) ‘Comparative evaluation of body composition of hilsa ,

Tenualosa ilisha (Hamilton, 1822) in different size groups with special reference to fatty acid, in

Hooghly estuarine system of West Bengal, India’ in the journal ‘Indian J of Fisheries’ 59(2), 141-

146, (NAAS 6.22, ID I 052) (ISSN 0970-6011). (UGC Journal No. 20775)

7. A. K. Nath, V. K. Gupta, M.A.Khan and P. Panda (2010) ‘Diversity of macro benthic fauna in

Makhana pond and unmanaged perennial fishery pond in Darbhanga, North Bihar, India’ in

‘Ecology, Environment and Conservation’ 16(4): 651-657. (NAAS-5.02, ID E 021) (ISSN No.

0971-765X). (UGC Journal No. 12449)

8. S. Quasin, K. Ganguly, S. Roy and A. Nath (2009) ‘Diversity of macro benthic fauna of two

freshwater pisciculture ponds of West Bengal’ in the journal ‘Environment and Ecology’ 27(3):

1017 – 1021. (NAAS – 4.09, ID E 058) (ISSN 0970 – 0420). (UGC Journal No. 19719)

9. A. K. Nath and S. Banerjee (2006) ‘In-situ accumulation of heavy metals in the Ganga River system

– an overview’ in the journal – ‘Ecology, Environment and Conservation’ 12 (3): 435 – 440.

(NAAS-5.02, ID E 021) (ISSN No. 0971-765X). (UGC Journal No. 12449)

10. A. K. Nath and S. Banerjee (2006) ’ Effect of different percentage of feeding on growth rate of

Clarias gariepinus larvae in the journal ‘Environment and Ecology’ 24(1): 91 – 97. (NAAS –

4.09, ID E 058) (ISSN 0970 – 0420). (UGC Journal No. 19719)

11. A. K. Nath and S. Banerjee (2005) ‘Seasonal growth pattern of Clarias gariepinus in freshwater

and under salinity stress in Environment and Ecology 23(4): 838-846. (NAAS – 4.09, ID E 058)

(ISSN 0970 – 0420). (UGC Journal No. 19719)

12. A. K. Nath and S. Banerjee (1999) ‘Assessment of proper stocking density for better growth in

small culture system of an African catfish Clarias gariepinus (Burchell) in Indian climatic

condition’ in Indian J. Anim. Health 38(1): 81- 84. (NAAS-2.08, Id- I 026). (ISSN No. 0019-

5057). (UGC Journal No. 20711)

13. A. K. Nath and S. Banerjee (1998) ’Induced Breeding of African catfish Clarias gariepinus

(Burchell) in Indian climatic condition without sacrificing brooders’ in Journal of Intercademicia

2(74-78), 1998. (NAAS-2.34, Id- J 263) (ISSN No. 0971-9016). (UGC Journal No. 30268)

14. A. K. Nath and S. Banerjee (1991) ‘Exploitation of natural resources of fish and prawn seeds’ in

Environment and Ecology 9(3): 629-634. (NAAS – 4.09, ID E 058) (ISSN 0970 – 0420). (UGC

Journal No. 19719)

15. A. K. Nath and Bidita Banerjee (2013) ‘Studies on the status of Hilsa catches in Hooghly-estuarine

system of W.B.’ in Fishing Chimes, Dec, 33(9): 46-51. (ISSN No. 0971-4529) (UGC Journal No.

47218)

16. A. K. Nath, M. Chattopadhyay, A. Patra, S. Das, D. Chakraborty, A. Paul and T. Sen (2012) ‘Chank

Fishery with Special Reference to Bangle Industries in West Bengal, India’ in Fishing Chimes , 32

(9): 36-39 (ISSN No. 0971-4529) (UGC Journal No. 47218)

17. A. K. Nath and B. Banerjee (2012) ‘Reproductive Development of Hilsa (Tenualosa ilisha) study of

gonadosomatic, hepatosomatic and Dobriyal index in Hooghly estuarine system of West Bengal,

India in Fishing Chimes 32(5): 57-61. (ISSN No. 0971-4529) (UGC Journal No. 47218)

18. A. K. Nath (2012) ‘Indigenous fish faunal diversity of North Bihar, India’ in Fishing Chimes 32(3):

28-29 (ISSN No. 0971-4529) (UGC Journal No. 47218)

19. A. Nath, A. Mukhopadhyay, A. Nayak, A. Majumder, S. Sarkar, T. Chowdhury (2011). ‘Studies on

some aspects of Khebli Beel, Panihati (Sodepur) West Bengal’ in Fishing Chimes, 30(9): 60-63.

(ISSN No. 0971-4529). (UGC Journal No. 47218)

20. A. K. Nath (2010) ‘Naihati fish seed market, West Bengal – National centre of Fish seed sales of

hybrid carps and exotic fishes’ in the journal ‘Fishing Chimes’ July, (ISSN No. 0971-4529) (UGC

Journal No. 47218)

21. A. K. Nath, S.Roy and A. Paul (2010) ‘Ornamental fish trade –with focus on Howrah market, West

Bengal, India’ ‘Fishing Chimes’ 30(7): 24-28, (ISSN No. 0971-4529) (UGC Journal No. 47218)

22. A. K. Nath, P. K. Panda and S. Banerjee (2006)‘Length – weight relationship of an air breathing

fish species Clarias gariepinus (Burchell 1822) in Indian climatic condition’ in the journal

‘Aquacult’ 7(1): 73 – 79 (ISSN No. 0972-2262). (UGC Journal No. 8110)

23. R.K. Sengupta, P. K. Panda and A. K. Nath (2006) ‘Length – weight relationship of three catfishes

of River Ganga’ in the journal Aquacult 7(2): 285 – 292 (ISSN No. 0972-2262). (UGC Journal

No. 8110)

24. A. K. Nath and S. Banerjee (2005) ‘Post feeding digestive enzyme profile of Clarias gariepinus

(Burchell1822) in Indian climatic condition’ in the Journal ‘Aquacult’ 6(2): 129 – 142 (ISSN No.

0972-2262). (UGC Journal No. 8110)

25. A. K. Nath and S. Banerjee (1991) ‘Aristichthys nobilis (Exotic Bighead): How it came to India’, in

Fishing Chimes, August , pp 10 – 12. (UGC Journal No. 47218)

Other Publications:

1. Sourav Ganguly, Prosenjit Ghosh, Yogaraj Banerjee, Ashim Nath and Mousumi Chatterjee.

‘Óbservations on habitats for the Growth of Tenualosa ilisha population in the Hooghly River

estuary, West Bengal, India revealed from Isotopic analysis of ear bone (otolith) carbonate’ in

Oceanography & Fisheries journal 5(1): 2017 (ISSN; 2476-0536).

2. Ashim Kumar Nath, Bidita Banerjee and Samik Ray (2016). ‘Socioeconomic aspects of the

fishers engaged in Hilsa Fisheries in Hooghly estuary of West Bengal, India’ in International J of

Innovative Studies in aquatic Biology and Fisheries 2(4): 20-26.(ISSN 2454-7662(Print), ISSN

2454-7670(online))

3. M.Plamoottil and A.K.Nath (2016) ‘Systematic studies on Hill stream cyprinid fishes of

Manimala river of Kerala, India’ in Int. J. of Research studies in Zoology 2(3):39-46 (ISSN No.

2454 – 941X)

4. Ashim Kumar Nath and Anindita Patra (2015) ‘Survey on the present status of Fish species

diversity in a stretch of Hooghly River of West Bengal, India’ in International J of Fisheries and

Aquatic Studies, 3(1): 244 -250. (ISSN No. 2347-5129) (GIF: 0.549, ICV-Poland Impact value

5.62)

5. A. K. Nath and Bidita Banerjee (2014) ‘Studies on the fatty acid profile in Hilsa and plankton in

Hooghly-estuarine system of West Bengal’ in International Journal of Advanced Research in

Biological Sciences, 1(3): 94-98. (ISSN No. 2348-8069)(Impact Factor: 0.653).

6. A. K. Nath and S. Banerjee (2009) Studies on the bottom faunal diversity of Ganga River system in

relation to water quality adjacent to Serampore area, West Bengal’ in the journal ‘Asian Fisheries

Science’, 22: 21 – 26. (NAAS-3.40, ID-A 242) (ISSN 0116-6514).

7. A. K. Nath and S. Banerjee (1994) ‘Studies on the role of certain environmental

parameters and lunar cycle on distribution of prawn seeds in Matlah river system’ in Journal of

Aquatic Biology and Fisheries 1(2): 5-13.

7. Book Publication Details for the whole life: [Descending serially (starting from the Present)]{Book Name, Book Type (Authored/Edited), ISBN, Publisher details, Weblink (if any), Year of Publication}:

Books Name:‘Hilsa Fisheries in Hooghly-estuarine system of West Bengal, India’. 2013, Total

pages 175. Publ: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing (Germany).ISSN Code No. 978-3-659-

45014-3

8. Contribution of Chapters in Edited Books or in Conference Proceedings for the whole

life:[Descending serially (starting from the Present)]{Book Name, Chapter/Article Title, Book Editor Details, ISBN, Publisher details, Page no, Weblink (if any), Year of Publication}

i) Economic Zoology(for Elective Zoology Hons.)Paper 14, Block 2, Economic Zoology, Unit 12

(pp 47-79) & 13(pp 80-91):2003 Total pages 45.

ii) Paper on ‘Field study protocol of freshwater zooplankton’ in the Proceedings of UGC sponsored

conference ‘Faunal diversity Assessment: Designing Field studies’ on 09.09.2011 Pages: 43-52

organised by R.K.M.V.C College, Rahara, West Bengal, India

iii) Paper on ‘Floral and faunal diversity, productivity in Khebli Beel, Panihati, Sodepur, West

Bengal, India’ Published in Proceedings of UGC sponsored state level conference on ‘Wetland

Ecology and its faunal diversity’(ISBN No.978-81-922305-2-8) in 2011 Pages 99-103 organised

by Uluberia College, Howrah, West Bengal, India

9. Contribution in Newspaper/eminent magazine/literature houses monitored by the international/national/local authorities for the whole life:

i) On Hilsa in Bengali ‘Sagare Ha Gangai Na’ 22nd

Aug, 2013 Ananda Bazar Patrika

(ABP Limited) 4th

Page (Editorial)

ii) Dwindling catch of Hilsa Endangers Bengali Cuisine in February 9’ 2015 PROBASHI (News

Magazine), Faridabad, Haryana, India

10. Details of Research Project for the whole life:

Title of the

Project

Level of

Association

Period Value of

the Project

(Rs. in

lakhs)

Sponsoring Agency

From

(DD/MM/YYYY)

To

(DD/MM/YYYY)

1.Ecological

assessment of

PI 03.12.15 02.12.18 Rs. DST, Govt. of West

Bengal. Memo No.

Hooghly River

with a view to

Aquatic

Biodiversity

Conservation

(Running) 9,63,000

696(Sanc.)/ST/P/S&T/5G-

1/2014 dated 03.12.15

2.Documentation

of diversity of

freshwater fishes

in Hooghly

District of West

Bengal

PI 24.06.13 23.06.15 Rs.2,00,000

West Bengal Biodiversity

Board, Dept. of

Environment,

Government of West

Bengal.(Memo

No.390/3K (Bio)-2/2013

dated 24.06.13

3. Studies on

Hilsa Fisheries

in Hooghly

estuarine

System of West

Bengal

PI 01.02.2010 31.07.2013 Rs.

8,86,800

UGC ((F.No. 38-

198/2009(SR) dated

01.02.13

4. Toxicological

response and

sensitivity of

Ganga River

biota exposed to

industrial

effluents with

special reference

to water quality

assessment in

some parts

adjacent to

Hooghly

industrial area

PI 06.11.06 05.11.08 Rs. 60,000

UGC (Sanction No.

F.PSW-55/06-07 (ERO)

dated 06.11.2006

5. Survey on the

Ganga River

System adjacent

to Serampore

College area to

assess the

possible effect of

industries on the

aquatic

environment and

biota

PI 08.09.2000 07.09.2002 Rs. 40,000 UGC (Sanction

No.F.PSW-023/00-01

(ERO) dated 08.09.2000

11. Details of Invited Lecture (if any) for the whole life

1.Delivered lecture as a resource person on Makhana cum Fish culture on one day workshop on various

aspects of agriculture jointly organized by IFFCO and Makhana Research Centre, ICAR-RCER,

Darbhanga, Bihar on 14th

November, 2008. No. of beneficiaries 40.

2. Delivered lecture in disadvantaged districts of Bihar Minute to minute Training Programme on ‘Capacity

Building and Sensitization’ under NAIP component – 3 of Darbhanga Cluster on ‘Sustainable livelihood

improvement through need based integrated farming system models’ on 21.02.2009 at ICAR-RCER,

Makhana Research Centre, Darbhanga, Bihar, India. No. of beneficiaries 50.

3. Delivered lecture as a Guest Faculty Assistance for one day workshop on Good Harvesting Practice of

Makhana on 17.03.09 organized by MSME Development Institute, Govt. of India, Muzaffarpur, Bihar.

No. of beneficiaries 50.

4. Delivered lecture as a resource person on ‘Water quality required for intensive aquaculture’ on 21.07.11

in Intensive Aquaculture Training Programme under NFDB organized by Fisheries Department, Govt. of

West Bengal, at Chinsurah Meen Bhawan, Hooghly, West Bengal. No. of beneficiaries 40.

5.Delivered lecture as a resource person on ‘Collection, identification and storage of planktons and artificial

feed preparation’ in Ornamental fish training programme for SGSY/SCHG group assisted by DRDC,

Hooghly on 15.02.12 organized by Fisheries Department, Govt. of West Bengal, at Chinsurah Meen

Bhawan, Hooghly, West Bengal. No. of beneficiaries 40.

6. Delivered lecture as a resource person on ‘Potential hazards encountered during aquaculture and

hatchery operaration’ in District level Aquaculture Training on 02.03.12 organized by Fisheries Department,

Govt. of West Bengal, at Chinsurah Meen Bhawan, Hooghly, West Bengal. No. of beneficiaries 40.

7.Delivered lecture as a resource person on ‘Preliminary concept of induced breeding and prevention &

control of common diseases’ in Block level Aquaculture Training in District level Aquaculture Training on

12.03.12 organized by Fisheries Department, Govt. of West Bengal, at Chinsurah Meen Bhawan, Hooghly,

West Bengal. No. of beneficiaries 40.

12. Details of Seminar/Conference/Work shop participation for the whole life:[Descending serially

(starting from the Present)] {Theme of the Programme, Status of the Programme (National/International/State Level/University level) Venue & Date, Title of the Paper presented, Sponsoring Authority}:

1. Paper presented in 11th

IFAF on ‘Status of fish species diversity in a long stretch of Hooghly river with a view to habitat fragmentation’ organized by AFSIB and ICAR-CIFT at Cochin during 21-24 Nov, 2017. Sponsoring authority SKBU(partially).

2. Paper presented on ‘Enhancement of aquaculture productivity through Makhana cum fish culture’ in the National conference on ‘Environmental Pollution, Biodiversity, Conservation and Climate Change: Issues and Challenges’ held on 8-9 Sep’2017 at Nistarini College, Purulia, West Bengal.

3. Paper presented 11

th Asian Fisheries and Aquaculture Forum at BITEC, Bangkok, Thailand on ‘Study

of migratory route of hilsa revealed from electron probe analysis nand isotopic study of otolith’ organized by Asian Fisheries Society and Network of Aquaculture Centres in the Asia-Pacific (NACA), and the Department of Fisheries, Thailand on and from 3

rd August – 7

th August, 2016.

Sponsoring authority SKBU(partially).

4. Invited Lecture in the National Seminar on ‘Hilsa Fisheries and Conservation’ organized by SOFT(I),

Kochi and IFSI, Kolkata at ICAR-CIFRI, Barrackpore

5. Individual Lecture in 10th

Indian Fisheries Forum at NBFGR, Lucknow, India from 12th

– 15th

Nov,2014

6. Presented a paper on ‘Socioeconomic condition of Hilsa Fishers in the Hooghly estuarine system of

West Bengal’ in the ‘Global symposium on Aquatic Resources for Eradicating Hunger and

Malnutrition- Opportunities and Challenges’ organized by AFSIB during 3rd

-6th

December, 2012 at

Mangalore, Karnataka, India.

7. Presented a paper entitled as ‘In situ accumulation of Heavy metals in Hilsa fish from the River

Hooghly, West Bengal, India’ in West Bengal Science Congress organized by W.B. State Science

Department on and from 1 – 2nd

March, 2012.

8. Delivered lecture as a resource person on ‘Potential hazards encountered during aquaculture and

hatchery operaration’ in District level Aquaculture Training on 02.03.12 organized by Fisheries

Department, Govt. of West Bengal, at Chinsurah Meen Bhawan, Hooghly, West Bengal.

9. Delivered lecture as a resource person on ‘Collection, identification and storage of planktons and

artificial feed preparation’ in Ornamental fish training programme assisted by DRDC, Hooghly on

15.02.12 organized by Fisheries Department, Govt. of West Bengal, at Chinsurah Meen Bhawan,

Hooghly, West Bengal

10. Delivered lecture as a resource person in an UGC sponsored National seminar/workshop on the

topic ‘Field study protocol of freshwater zooplankton’ organized by the Dept. of Zoology,

R.K.M.V.C.College, Rahara, Kolkata, West Bengal on 9th

September, 2011.

11. Delivered lecture as a resource person on ‘Water quality required for intensive aquaculture’ on

21.07.11 organized by Fisheries Department, Govt. of West Bengal, at Chinsurah Meen Bhawan,

Hooghly, West Bengal

12. Presented a paper entitled as ‘An overview of Hilsa Tenualosa ilisha Fishery with special

reference to body composition in Hooghly-Estuarine system of West Bengal’ in an

International Symposium. 9th

Asian Fisheries and Aquaculture Forum at Shanghai Ocean

University, China organized by Asian Fisheries Society and Shanghai Ocean University on and

from 21st April – 25

th April, 2011.

13. Presented a paper entitled as ‘Some observations on percentage composition of two important

Omega-3 fatty acids in Hilsa of the Hooghly Estuarine System of West Bengal’ in West Bengal

State Science Congress organized by W.B State Scienec Department on and from 28th

Feb-1st

March , 2011.

14. Presented a paper entitled as ‘Comparative study of Body composition of Tenualosa ilisha in

different size groups with special reference to fatty acid in Hooghly-estuarine system of West

Bengal, India’ in an International Symposium, Asian Pacific Aquaculture, 2011 held on and

from January 17-20, 2011 at Kochi, India.

15. Presented a Paper entitled as ‘Some observations on present scenario of Hilsa Fisheries in

Hooghly estuarine system of West Bengal’ presented in the Seminar on Caring Wetlands and

Conservation of Riverine Fisheries’ organized by CIFRI and Govt. of West Bengal on 2nd

October,

2010, Kolkata, India.

16. Delivered lecture as a Guest Faculty Assistance for one day workshop on Good Harvesting

Practice of Makhana on 17.03.09 organized by MSME Development Institute, Govt. of India,

Muzaffarpur, Bihar.

17. Participated and presented a paper entitled as ‘Microbial load of Ganga River at two different sites of

West Bengal’ in the 8th

Indian Fisheries Forum from 21 – 25 the November’2008 organized by

CIFRI, Barrack pore.

18. Delivered lecture as a resource person on Makhana cum Fish culture on one day workshop on

various aspects of agriculture jointly organized by IFFCO and Makhana Research Centre, ICAR-

RCER, Darbhanga, Bihar on 14th

November, 2008.

19. Participated and presented a paper in the National Symposium on Ecosystem Health and Fish for

tomorrow held during 14 – 16 December, 2007 organized by Central Inland Fisheries Research

Institute & Inland Fisheries Society of India.

20. Membership Details for the whole life Life member: Inland Fisheries Society of India, CIFRI, Barrackpore

21. PG Dissertation guidance for the whole life:

Name of Student Degree

Programme

Year of

Completion of

Degree

2016-18 (Sidho-Kanho-Birsha University)

(Fishery Sc. in PG)

M.Sc.

dissertation

1.Chiranjeet Mandal

Study of

freshwater

aquatic insects

in Purulia

district of west

Bengal

2018

2.Doyel Das

Mosquito

control by

larvivorous

fishes.

2018

3.Omar Sk.

Study of

freshwater

mollusks in the

villages of

Purulia district

of West Bengal

2018

4.Subhaswati Majhi

Gut content

analysis of small

indigenous fish

species of

Purulia district

of West Bengal

2018

5.Rama De

Socio-economic

condition of

fishermen

engaged near

Damodar river at

Asansol, District

Paschim

Burdwan

2018

6.Paresh Das

Diversity of

small indigenous

fish species in

Purulia district

of West Bengal

2018

7.Supriti Mondal

Socio-economic

status of

fishermen of

Dhaniakhali

Block of district

Hooghly, West

Bengal

8.Ananya Jana

Socio-economic

aspects of the

fishers engaged

at Jangalpara

village, Pursurah

Block in

Hooghly district

of West Bengal

2015-17 (Sidho-Kanho-Birsha University)

(Fishery Sc. in PG)

M.Sc.

dissertation

1.Aditi Paul

A review on

‘Ornamental

Fish Culture’

2017

2.Kinjal Dutta

A review on

zero water

exchange in

shrimp farming

2017

3.Koyel Mondal

A review on

Pearl culture

2017

4.Madhurima Mahato

A review on

‘Study of

Probiotic as

beneficial

mediator in

aquaculture’

2017

5.Namrata Bansriar

6.Payel Sen

A review on

‘Effect of

environmental

factors on fish

physiology’

A review on

‘Impacts of

trawling and by

catching’

2017

2017

7.Poulami Kundu A review on

‘Study of otolith

of Hilsa shad’

2017

8.Trishna Kundu Review on

‘Chank fishery

with special

reference to

Bangle

industries in

West Bengal’

2017

2014-16 (Sidho-Kanho-Birsha University)

(Fishery Sc. in PG)

M.Sc.

dissertation

1.Sujoy Chattaraj Fishery status in

Purulia, West

Bengal

2016

2.Sumitra Hansda Mangrove

Ecosystem:

Impact, Threat

and

Conservation

2016

3.Subha Shankar Mukherjee Role of

Probiotics in

Aquaculture

2016

4.Soumitra Balida

Basics of

Biofloc

technology and

its application in

Sustainable

Aquaculture

2016

5.Raja Ghosh Application of

Molecular

Markers in

Fisheries and

Aquaculture

2016

6.Rakhi Ghosh A review on

Nutritional

Values of Hilsa

2016

2014-16(Serampore College) (Fishery Sc. In

PG)

M.Sc.

dissertation

1.Sayan Adhya Fish diversity in

Hooghly river at

Bagbazar Ghat

actions required

for restoration

2016

2.Sumita Basumata Aquaponics-A

marriage

between

Aquaculture &

Hydroponics

2016

3.Subhrashankha Mukherjee The freshwater

fish diversity

and exploitation

in a portion

(Balagarh) of

Hooghly river

2016

4.Arnab Nandy Survey on the

present status of

fish species

diversity and

exploitation in a

stretch of

Hooghly river at

Raichak (South

24 Pgs) of West

Bengal

2016

5.Arkajita Pal Sex reversal

with sp. ref. to

Tilapia

2016

2013-15(Serampore College) (Fishery Sc. In

PG)

1.Abhisek Das Ecobiology &

life history of

milk fish

(Chanos chanos)

2015

2.Anwesha Mondal

Variability of

food & feeding

habit and

digestive tract of

certain riverine

fish of Hooghly

district

2015

3.Kingshuk Gayen Present status of

Ichthyofaunal

diversity of river

Ganga at

Diamond

Harbour and

Namkhana,

West

Bengal,India

2015

4.Miraj Khan Freshwater fish

diversity in the

tributaries of

river

Dwarakeswar,

Hooghly district

of West Bengal

2015

5.Ratul Rit Comparative

study of Hilsa

and Silver carp,

with sp. Ref. to

food and feeding

habit.

2015

6.Subhadeep Chatterjee Litopenaeus

vannamei –

pathfinder of

SPF broodstock

production with

economic return

2015

7.Sweta Mukherjee Comparative

study of otolith

of Rohu and

Hilsa shad

2015

2012-14(Serampore College) (Fishery Sc. In

PG)

1.Ipsita Das

Ecobiology and

fatty acid

analysis of

Johnius

gangeticus

2014

2.Soumi Pal Studies on

Ecobiology of

Hooghly

estuarine fish

2014

Pseudapocryptes

lanceolatus

3.Ipsita Mukherjee Ecobiology and

fatty acid

analysis of

Clupeisoma

garua

2014

4.Gargi Mitra Ecobiology of

Eutropichthys

vacha

2014

2011-13(Serampore College) (Fishery Sc. In

PG)

1.Babita Sen Determination

of fatty acid

composition of

Eutrpichthys

vacha

2013

2.Madhumita Pramanik Socioeconomic

aspect of Hilsa

fishery of Ganga

River

2013

3.Samik Jana Studies on

Advanced effect

of treated yeast

in Aquaculture

2013

2010-12(Serampore College) (Fishery Sc. In

PG)

1. Debika Chakraorty Studies on the

diversity of

zooplankton and

their vertical

migration

2012

2. Madhurima Chattopadhyay Induced

breeding

technique and

Chinese

hatchery

2012

3.Sampita Das Field study of

diversity and

diurnal

migration of

2012

zooplankton

4.Anindita Patra Studies on the

diurnal

migration and

diversity of

zooplankton

2012

5.Ankita Saha Diversity of

macrobenthic

fauna of Ganga

river system

2012

22. PhD Supervision for the whole life

1. Bidita Banerjee

Ph.D

Regn. No. 2677

Ph.D (Sc.) dated

15.06.12 in the

Univ. of

Calcutta. Title

of the Thesis-

‘The biology

and fisheries of

Hilsa

(Tenualosa

ilisha) of

Hooghly

estuarine system

of West Bengal’

2018 (Awarded)

23. Details of Eminent Fellowships / Prize / Honour/ Gratitude / received from any National / International authorities / Governments / Universities / Research Institutes etc. in whole life:[Descending serially (starting from the Present)] {Name of the award, Award offering agency, Year of award, Award for the special work on}: NA

24. Contributions as Reviewer in different journal/Book (Name of the article, Name of the publisher, Date of review submission).NA