- Brief description of the Conference Program
- Speaker's Guide
- Program Summary
- Technical Sessions Summary
- Technical Sessions Chairman/Co-Chairman
- Detailed Program
- Cultural Program
- PDF document of this Detailed Program excepting Cultural Program
Brief description of the Conference Program
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A brief write-up about the (i) Technical Sessions, (ii) Food and accommodation and (iii) Cultural programs is given below to give you a birds-eye-view of the entire arrangements.
The following pages will show the Program Schedule of presentation of 171 technical papers including one Keynote paper and 13 Invited papers during the three days of the Conference (3-5 January 2002). After completing the Registration and Inauguration at 10:45 hrs, there will be a tea break up to 11:45 hrs. The Keynote paper will be in one session, followed by Invited papers. There will be six Invited papers on 3rd January and six on 4th January. These Invited papers will run in two parallel sessions. The one Invited paper of 5th January will run in one session.
In addition, the program also includes the timings of Breakfast, Lunch, Tea and Dinner. Tea (except immediately after the Inauguration) will be supplied near the Session venue to facilitate easy access.
The Program schedule also mentions about the Cultural Programs, we could arrange for all of you on the evenings of 3rd and 4th January.
All the three items, mentioned above, are elaborated below.
- Technical Sessions
There are five Technical Sessions each having five parallel sessions. Technical session I is on 3rd January, Technical sessions II and III are on 4th January, while Technical sessions IV and V are on 5th January. Each of these twenty-five Technical sessions is having Chairman and Co-Chairman. The details of the titles of each of the papers along with their respective authors are indicated in the Program schedule.
The following few lines will help you to locate your paper vis-à-vis others.
Each paper has a three-digit number: the first digit (one to six) indicates the broad area and the following two digits are the serial number of that paper. The first digit 7, however, indicates that those are Invited papers, including Keynote paper. The different first digits and their broad areas are given below:
Twenty-five Sessions are also represented by three digits followed by letter 'S'; the first digit (from one to five) indicates the Session number, followed by two digits indicating the respective parallel session number. Thus, Session number S204 means that it is the Fourth parallel Session of the Second Technical Session. The total time slot of each Session, including summarizing by the respective Chairman and Co-Chairman, is also indicated within parentheses. It is very important for each contributing author to complete his presentation including answering questions, if any, within the allotted 15 minutes. We sincerely request the authors to follow this guideline to avoid the consequent chain reaction of delayed sessions. All facilities including multi media projector with an attached PC, OHP, microphone will be provided.First Digit Broad Area Number of Papers 1 Water Resources Engineering 51 2 Transportation Engineering 21 3 Environmental Engineering 25 4 Geotechnical Engineering 18 5 Structural Engineering 39 6 General 03 7 Keynote & Invited Papers 14
Parallel sessions of each Technical session will be held in the following venues located within the academic premises of IIT:
- Parallel Session 1: IEM Seminar Room, Industrial Engineering Dept.
- Parallel Session 2: VGSOM Hall I, Vinod Gupta School of Management
- Parallel Session 3: SN Bose Auditorium, Main Building
- Parallel Session 4: VGSOM Hall II, Vinod Gupta School of Management
- Parallel Session 5: IEM EDP Room, Industrial Engineering Dept.
For example Session S403 will be held in SN Bose Auditorium.
- Food and lodging
All the delegates are provided accommodation in three Guest Houses well within the campus. The farthest place is within one kilometer from the respective venue of the Seminar halls. Their names and the contact Phone Numbers are given below:
- Technology Guest House, Manager Mr. K.B.Mahapatra, Phone No. 2840 (O) and 2841 (R), 2800 (Reception), Room Nos 01 to 27 (respective Phones: 2801 to 2827).
- Alumni Guest House, Phone. No. 2860
- CEC Guest House (V. Niwas), Ph.No. 2880
- Cultural Programs
On 3rd evening from 17.30 to 19.00 hrs, Pandit Tejendra Majumdar will play Sarod accompanied by Pundit Kumar Bose on Tabla. On the same day from 19.00 to 21.00 hrs, Ms. Tanshree Shankar and her troupe will perform the cultural program. She belongs to the family of great maestro Late Pandit Uday Shankar. On 4th January, Professor Sri Bandyopadhyay (an Invited Speaker also), of the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia will present his skill in music for about an hour starting from 18.00 hrs. You will know more about these programs through other invitations.
Speaker's Guide
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- Presentation
After the session chairman invites you for presentation, briefly introduce yourself (less than a minute) and then begin the presentation. After the discussion period is over, the next speaker will be introduced.
All speakers are encouraged to make their presentation using MS Powerpoint. They are encouraged to submit the Powerpoint file in CD-ROM format or 3 and a 1/2" floppy diskette, if space permits, to expedite downloading. Please use the paper number as the file name. However Overhead Projector (OHP) will also be provided in each conference room.- Duration
Technical presentations: 12 minutes presentation, 3 min Q&A (Total 15 min.)- The bell will sound ONCE, 3 minutes before the end of the presentation period.
- The bell will sound TWICE with 1 minute remaining in the presentation period.
- All presenters MUST conclude/wrap-up after the bell is rung the second time.
- The bell will sound TWICE with 1 minute remaining in the presentation period.
- Computer Software & Accessories
Computers will be provided in the conference rooms. All computers will be installed with:- Windows 95/98
- Office '97/2000
- Winzip
- Acrobat PDF reader (Ver 4 or 5)
- CD-ROM drive
- Floppy diskette drive
- Office '97/2000
- Conference Rooms
An LCD (multimedia) projector and a computer will be set-up in each conference room. Speaker's presentation material must be loaded into designated computers. All files MUST be loaded at least 2 hours prior to your presentation.- Overhead Projector (OHP)/ Slide Projector
OHP will be kept in each conference room. Slide Projectors will be made available from the control/preview room upon request. Please consult with the person-in-charge in the Control/Preview Room for slide projector.- Control/Preview Room
Additional desktop computers are available for speakers to preview their presentation material. - Duration
Program Summary
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Technical Sessions Summary
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| January 3, 2002 (Thursday) Technical Session I (16.00 to 17.00 hrs) |
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| S201 | S202 | S203 | S204 | S205 |
| 122 124 125 |
304 315 331 |
502 527 606 |
210 218 228 |
402 414 421 |
| January 4, 2002 (Friday) Technical Session II (10.45 to 12.45 hrs) |
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| S201 | S202 | S203 | S204 | S205 |
| 101 114 136 140 146 150 154 |
142 160 166 167 169 170 171 |
524 528 546 547 548 550 552 |
202 208 212 214 224 225 226 |
401 403 405 417 418 419 420 |
| January 4, 2002 (Friday) Technical Session III (14:45 to 17:30 hrs) |
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| S201 | S202 | S203 | S204 | S205 |
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102 103 116 121 144 157 159 163 165 |
309 312 319 324 326 327 334 335 336 |
509 519 521 522 523 529 540 544 553 |
220 227 235 236 237 238 239 243 |
407 408 416 422 424 425 427 428 |
| January 5, 2002 (Saturday) Technical Session IV (08:30 to 10:00 hrs) |
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| S201 | S202 | S203 | S204 | S205 |
| 108 112 115 126 138 |
313 316 320 322 323 332 |
512 514 515 541 560 |
201 240 241 604 605 |
111 120 127 128 130 |
| January 5, 2002 (Saturday) Technical Session V (11.00 to 13.00 hrs) |
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| S201 | S202 | S203 | S204 | S205 |
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107 118 131 134 137 139 143 168 |
302 308 310 317 318 321 325 |
545 549 555 556 557 558 561 562 |
504 520 551 554 559 601 602 603 |
109 145 149 155 156 161 172 |
Technical Sessions - Chairman/Co-Chairman
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Detailed Program
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January 2, 2002 (Wednesday)Registration : 15.00 to 17.00 hrs (Venue: CE Seminar Room)January 3, 2002 (Thursday)Breakfast : 07.30 to 09.00 hrsRegistration : 08.00 to 09.30 hrs (Venue: Near SN Bose Auditorium) Inauguration: 09.30 to 10.45 hrs (Venue: Netaji Auditorium) Tea: 10.45 to 11.15 hrs | |
| Sl. No. | Title & Authors |
Keynote Address (11.15 to 12.00 hrs) Venue: SN Bose Auditorium |
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| 1 |
Nondestructive Monitoring of Concrete Structures: New Developments Kolluru V. Subramaniam and Surendra P. Shah Prof. Surendra P. Shah, Northwestern University, Evanston, USA |
Invited Papers Two Parallel Sessions (12.00 to 12.45 hrs) |
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| 2 |
Entropy Theory in Environmental and Water Resources Modeling Vijay P. Singh Prof. Vijay P. Singh, Louisiana State Univ., Baton Rouge, USA |
| 3 |
Rational Shear Theory of Reinforced Concrete: A Historical Overview Thomas T.C. Hsu Prof. Thomas T.C. Hsu, Univ. of Houston, Houston, USA |
Lunch: 12.45 to 14.00 hrs Invited Papers Two Parallel Sessions (14.00 to 14.45 hrs) |
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| 4 |
Watershed Runoff from Geomorphology-based Artificial Neural Networks Bin Zhang and Rao S. Govindaraju Prof. Rao S. Govindaraju, Purdue Univ., West Lafayette, USA |
| 5 |
Application of Fibre Reinforced Plastic Composites in Civil Engineering Structures P.R. Chakrabarti, D. Millar and S. Bandyopadhyay Prof. S. Bandyopadhyay, Univ. of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia |
Invited Papers Two Parallel Sessions (14.45 to 15.30 hrs) |
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| 6 |
Technological Advances in Road and Transport Engineering in Sub-Saharan Africa Philip Hendricks Dr. Phillip Hendricks, CSIR-Transportek, Pretoria, South Africa |
| 7 |
An Evaluation of the Appropriate Technologies for Treatment of Domestic Wastewater in Tropical Countries C. Venkobachar Prof. C. Venkobachar, Univ. of West Indies, St. Augustine, West Indies |
Tea: 15.30 to 16.00 hrs Technical Session I Five Parallel Sessions S101,S102,S103,S104,S105 (16.00 to 17.00 hrs) S101. Stochastic Hydrology (16.00 to 17.00 hrs) Venue: IEM Seminar Room Chairman : Prof. Vijay P. Singh, Louisiana State Univ., Baton Rouge, USA Co-Chairman : Prof. S.N. Panda, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 8 |
Use of Medium to Long-Term Probabilistic Forecasting for Water Resources Management Applications Ashish Sharma |
| 9 |
A Resampling Model for Daily Rainfall Occurrence Timothy I. Harrold, Ashish Sharma and Simon Sheather |
| 10 |
Frequency Behaviour of Peak Flow of River Ranganadi in Arunachal Pradesh R.K.Prasad and A.K.Sarma |
S102. Water Treatment and Pollution Control (16.00 to 17.00 hrs) Venue: VGSOM Hall I Chairman : Prof. C. Venkobachar, Univ. of West Indies, St. Augustine, West Indies Co-Chairman : Prof. S.C. Kundu, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 11 |
Riverbank Filtration for Water Supply: An Alternative to Direct Intake of Surface Water Chittaranjan Ray |
| 12 |
Effect of Substrate Concentration on the Degradation of Nitrophenols Khursheed Karim and S.K. Gupta |
| 13 |
Sustainability Approach to Waste Management - A Case of Modified Design for Landfills Sudhakar Yedla |
S103. Construction Materials (16.00 to 17.00 hrs) Venue: SN Bose Auditorium Chairman : Prof. Surendra P. Shah, Northwestern University, Evanston, USA Co-Chairman : Prof. A.P. Gupta, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 14 |
Damage Modeling in Horizontally Loaded Reinforced Masonry Giuseppina R. Uva, Rita Greco, Giuseppe Marano and Mauro Mezzina |
| 15 |
Reinforced Concrete Elements under High Strain Rates Pranava Kumar Jha and Ananth Ramaswamy |
| 16 |
Random Fluctuations in the Material Micro-structure: The Need for Space-Time Modeling Baidurya Bhattacharya |
S104. Pavement Engineering (16.00 to 17.00 hrs) Venue: VGSOM Hall II Chairman : Dr. Phillip Hendricks, CSIR-Transportek, Pretoria, South Africa Co-Chairman : Prof. B.B. Pandey, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 17 |
Runoff Through Porous Pavements Vittorio Ranieri |
| 18 |
Numerical Modelling of Cracked Reinforced Concrete Pavements A. Montepara and F. Giuliani |
| 19 |
Design of Runway for Durban International Airport Ramachandra Rao Kalaga and Archana K. Gupta |
S105. Pile Foundation Investigations (16.00 to 17.00 hrs) Venue: IEM EDP Room Chairman : Prof. P.J. Pise, IIT, Kharagpur, India Co-Chairman : Prof. D.P. Ghosh, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 20 |
Feasibility of Superpile Anchors for Tension Leg Platforms Baleshwar Singh, Manoj Datta and Shashi K. Gulhati |
| 21 |
Dynamic Centrifuge Modelling of Seismic Behaviour of Piles S.P. Gopal Madabhushi and Subhamoy Bhattacharya |
| 22 |
Effect of Densification on Granular Pile Treated Ground Madhira R. Madhav, P.K.Basudhar and K.P.Sujata |
Tea: 17.00 to 17.30 hrs Cultural Program: 17.30 to 21.00 hrs Dinner: 21.00 hrs onwards January 4, 2002 (Friday)Breakfast: 07.30 to 09.00 hrs Invited Papers Two Parallel Sessions (09.00 to 09.45 hrs) |
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| 23 |
The Role of Transportation as a Civil Engineering Subdiscipline in a Changing World Kumares C. Sinha Prof. Kumares C. Sinha, Purdue Univ., West Lafayette, USA |
| 24 |
Importance of Soil Behavior in Geotechnical Modeling Andrew J. Whittle Prof. Andrew J. Whittle, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, USA |
Invited Papers Two Parallel Sessions (09.45 to 10.30 hrs) |
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| 25 |
Advances in Computing Techniques for Transportation Planning S.L. Dhingra Prof. S.L. Dhingra, IIT Bombay, Mumbai, India |
| 26 |
Reflections on Shell Theories Tarun Kant Prof. Tarun Kant, IIT Bombay, Mumbai, India |
Tea: 10.30 to 10.45 hrs Technical Session II Five Parallel Sessions S201,S202,S203,S204,S205 (10.45 to 12.45 hrs) S201. Applied Hydrology & Groundwater Modeling (10.45 to 12.45 hrs) Venue: IEM Seminar Room Chairman : Prof. Rao S. Govindaraju, Purdue Univ., West Lafayette, USA Co-Chairman : Prof. D. Nagesh Kumar, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 27 |
Flood Situation in Coastal Area due to Dam Failure Siddhartha Bagchi |
| 28 |
Groundwater Pollution Management using Pump and Treat Technology: a Case Study U. Mohrlok and T.I. Eldho |
| 29 |
Identification of Unknown Groundwater Pollution Sources using Artificial Neural Network Raj Mohan Singh, Bithin Datta and Ashu Jain |
| 30 |
General and Sensitivity Analysis of Rainfall Recharge Model M.K. Nagaraj |
| 31 |
Efficacy of Seawater Intrusion Preventive Structures on Meghal River Basin of Saurashtra Region, Gujarat: A Case Study V.P. Parekh and A.S. Patel |
| 32 |
Groundwater Management in a Coastal Catchment in Orissa, India using a Finite Element Model R. Rejani, S. N. Panda, M. K. Jha, T.I. Eldho and R. Mull |
| 33 |
A Comparative Study of Permeability: HYPON versus Carman-Kozeny Models Ram C. Acharya, Anton Leijnse and Sjoerd E.A.T.M. van der Zee |
S202. Water Resources Management (10.45 to 12.45 hrs) Venue: VGSOM Hall I Chairman : Prof. Nani G. Bhowmik, Illinois State Water Survey, Champaign, USA Co-Chairman : Prof. Ashish Sharma, Univ. of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia |
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| 34 |
Risk Analysis of Dam Gates and Associated Operating Equipment for Multiple Hazardous States using Fault Tree Methodology Chandra S. Putcha, Robert C. Patev, Stuart D. Foltz, John Schroerlucke and Kevin Arima |
| 35 |
Long Term Operating Policy for a Single Reservoir System via Genetic Algorithms - Part I Kamel Al-Mohseen and Rakesh Khosa |
| 36 |
Role of Mathematical Models in the Layout Design of Ports and Harbours L.K. Ghosh and S. Balakrishna |
| 37 |
Long Term Operating Policy for a Single Reservoir System via Genetic Algorithms - Part II Kamel Al-Mohseen and Rakesh Khosa |
| 38 |
Reservoir Sizing Model for Multicrop Irrigation P.G. Jairaj and S. Vedula |
| 39 |
Spatially Distributed Root Zone Water Balance Modeling M. K. Goel, S. K. Jain, U. C. Chaube and P. K. Agarwal |
| 40 |
Water Management under Deficit Water Condition Jothiprakash V. and Mohan S. |
S203. Analytical and Experimental Investigation of Structures (10.45 to 12.45 hrs) Venue: SN Bose Auditorium Chairman : Prof. Thomas T.C. Hsu, Univ. of Houston, Houston, USA Co-Chairman : Prof. J.N. Bandyopadhyay, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
|
| 41 |
Effect of Moment of Inertia of Pylon on the Structural Behavior of Cable Stayed Bridges S.V.Rajeeva and J.Mouneawara |
| 42 |
Durability of Reinforced Concrete Structures: Analysis of S.Nicola Stadium of Bari, Italy Stefano Delussi and Giuseppe Carlo Marano |
| 43 |
FRPC Confined Concrete Columns- Experimental and Analytical Studies Abhijit Mukherjee, Swati Roy Maitra and Mangesh V. Joshi |
| 44 |
Optimal Grade and Cover for RC Elements Through Life Cycle Cost Design N. Harikrishna and B. Bhattacharjee |
| 45 |
Toughness Characteristics of Steel Fibre Reinforced Flyash Concrete Mixes B.T. Patil, Mattur C. Narasimhan and M. Ravi Kishore |
| 46 |
Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity for High Volume Flyash Concrete Virendra Kumar, M.M. Prasad and K.K. Jain |
| 47 |
An Interactive Approach of Concrete Mix Design is Boom for Construction Industry Ashok Dhariwal |
S204. Traffic Engineering & Transportation Planning (10.45 to 12.45 hrs) Venue: VGSOM Hall II Chairman : Prof. P.K. Sikdar, CRRI, New Delhi, India Co-Chairman : Prof. S.L. Dhingra, IIT Bombay, Mumbai, India |
|
| 48 |
An Internet-based Pre-trip Traveller Information System in Singapore Feng Xie and Soi-Hoi Lam |
| 49 |
Convenience Analysis for the Realization of an Air Transport System of Fourth Level Domenico Sassanelli |
| 50 |
Analysis of the Interactions between Road Infrastructure and Social-economic Development Pasquale Colonna and Achille Fonzone |
| 51 |
Evaluation of Time Allocation to Travel and Other Activities Through Time-Use Analysis A. Lakshmi and CSRK Prasad |
| 52 |
A Method of Evaluating Private Investments in Road Projects S. Velmurugan, T.S. Reddy and H.H. Suthar |
| 53 |
TSM Actions to Improve Traffic Operations - A Case Study T. S. Reddy, E. Madhu and J. V. R. Reddy |
| 54 |
Traffic Calming -A Tool to Improve Urban Environment T.S. Reddy and Nagendra Madiwal |
S205. Analytical and Experimental Investigations in Geotechnical Engineering (10.45 to 12.45 hrs) Venue: IEM EDP Room Chairman : Prof. M.R. Madhav, IIT, Kanpur, India Co-Chairman : Prof. S.P. Dasgupta, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 55 |
Displacement - Related Active Earth Pressure Deepankar Choudhury and K.S. Subba Rao |
| 56 |
Free Vibration Analysis of Circular Plate on Elastic Half-Space by FEM-BEM Coupling J.J. Mandal and D.P. Ghosh |
| 57 |
Assessments of Fly Ash and Bottom Ash Stabilization Methods on Soft and Natural Expansive Soils Anand J. Puppala, Koonnamas Punthutaecha and Nandika D'Souza |
| 58 |
Reinforcing Soil Anchors with Geosynthetics Subbarao Chillara, Dasari Ganeswara Rao and Ghosh Ambarish |
| 59 |
Fly Ash and Stabilized Fly Ash as Construction Materials Subbarao Chillara, Ghosh A., Behera L., Mukherjee S. and Chand S.K. |
| 60 |
Study of the Nature of Uplift Resistance of Underreamed Piles K.V. Krishnamurthy and Siddhartha Sengupta |
| 61 |
Site Characterisation by Expert System Arun Kumar, Tiwari A. N., Patil P. M. and Mishra S.S. |
Lunch: 12.45 to 14.00 hrs Invited Papers Two Parallel Sessions (14.00 to 14.45 hrs) |
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| 62 |
Novel Approach to Wastewater Treatment S.K. Gupta Prof. S.K. Gupta, IIT Bombay, Mumbai, India |
| 63 |
Analysis and Response of Granular Pile Reinforced Ground M.R. Madhav Prof. M.R. Madhav, IIT, Kanpur, India |
Technical Session III Five Parallel Sessions S301,S302,S303,S304,S305 (14.45 to 17.30 hrs) S301. Applied Hydrology (14.45 to 17.30 hrs) Venue: IEM Seminar Room Chairman : Prof. S. Bagchi, Manhattan College, Riverdale, USA Co-Chairman : Prof. K.N. Tiwari, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 64 |
Knowledge of Basin Hydrology in Mitigating and Managing Water Related Disasters S.V. Vijaya Kumar |
| 65 |
Comparisons between Back Propagation and Radial Basis Function based Neural Networks in Rainfall-Runoff Modeling K.P.Sudheer, A.K. Gosain and K.S Ramasastri |
| 66 |
Artificial Neural Network Technique for Evapotranspiration Estimation M. Kumar, N. S. Raghuwanshi and R. Singh |
| 67 |
Application of SMADA for Hyderabad Urban Watershed E.Venkata Rathnam and K.V.Jayakumar |
| 68 |
Effect of Irrigation Scheduling on Profile Soil Water Status and Water Use Efficiency under Scarcity Conditions P. S. Kashyap and R. K. Panda |
| 69 |
Development of GIS Based GIUH Model for an Ungauged Catchment Rakesh Kumar, C. Chatterjee, S. Kumar, A. K. Lohani and R.D. Singh and R.K. Nema |
| 70 |
Rainfall-Runoff Modeling With Neural Networks Prakash C. Swain and N.V. Umamahesh |
| 71 |
Application of Remote Sensing and GIS in Watershed Prioritization Sujata Biswas, V.R. Desai and S. Sudhakar |
| 72 |
Sustainable Watershed Management Strategies in Semi-arid Region of India - A Case Study Anupam K. Singh and T.I. Eldho |
S302. Pollution Control Technologies (14.45 to 17.30 hrs) Venue: VGSOM Hall I Chairman : Prof. Chittaranjan Ray, Univ. of Hawaii at Manoa, Honolulu, USA Co-Chairman : Prof. Tarasankar Pal, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 73 |
Effects of Atrazine on Methanogenic Activity of Anaerobic Mixed Microbial Culture P. K. Ghosh, Ligy Philip and M. Bandyopadhyay |
| 74 |
Critical Issues in Bioremediation of Oil and Tar Contaminated Sites S. Mukherji and A. Vijay |
| 75 |
Thermodynamics of the Removal of Herbicides 2,4-D and Atrazine by Waste Rubber Granules J. B. Alam, A. K. Dikshit and M. Bandyopadhyay |
| 76 |
Indoor/Outdoor Air Quality Relationship and Evaluation of Air Handling Units Efficiency - A Case Study Sanjeev Gupta and Mukesh Khare |
| 77 |
Photochemical Dissolution of Gold Nanoparticles by Trihalomethanes and its Analytical Application Anjali Pal and Manas Bandyopadhyay |
| 78 |
Studies on Biomethanation of Water Hyacinth (Eichhornia Crassipes) by Phase Separation N.W. Ingole and A.G. Bhole |
| 79 |
Ecosystem Restoration of Large Rivers: River Restoration or River Development ? Nani G. Bhowmik |
| 80 |
Evaluation of Performance and Kinetic Parameters by Sorption for the Removal of Heavy Metals Using Bagasse M. Rao, A.V. Parwate, V.P. Deshpande and A.G. Bhole |
| 81 |
Performance of Upflow Anaerobic Reactor Treating Municipal Sewage Md. Ahmaruzzaman and Rehan Ahmad Khan |
S303. Vibration Analysis (14.45 to 17.30 hrs) Venue: SN Bose Auditorium Chairman : Prof. R.N. Iyengar, IISc, Bangalore, India Co-Chairman : Prof. P.K. Sinha, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 82 |
Behavior of GFRP Reinforced SFRC Beams in Flexure and Shear Likhar Sushant Kumar, Ananth Ramaswamy and K.S.Nanjunda Rao |
| 83 |
Fatigue Life of Offshore Platforms - A Deterministic Spectral Approach Mattur C. Narasimhan, K. Sunil, Sam J.Paramban and P. Narendra Babu |
| 84 |
Response of Slant-legged Rigid- Frame Highway Bridges to Dynamic Loadings Munirudrappa N. and Kumar N.S. |
| 85 |
Dynamical Behaviour of Slant Legged and Skew Bridges - A Critical Review Kumar N.S., Munirudrappa N. and Shivananda K.P. |
| 86 |
Response of Transmission Towers under Dynamic Loading Devaraj V., Munirudrappa N. and Ranga K. |
| 87 |
Vibration Control of Lattice Antenna Tower under Earthquake Excitations Considering Soil-Structure Interaction S. K. Singh and N. Dhang |
| 88 |
A Study of Accuracy of the SPR Technique at the Singular Regions of Plane Elasticity and Plate Bending Problems K.S.R.K. Murthy and M.Mukhopadhyay |
| 89 |
Transient Response of Pipe Lines using Numerical Laplace Transform S.S. Dey |
| 90 |
Dynamic Behaviour of a Cable Stayed Bridge under Critical Parametric Conditions Rehan Ahmad Khan, Suhail Ahmad and T. K. Datta |
S304. Pavement Engineering & Transportation Planning (14.45 to 17.30 hrs) Venue: VGSOM Hall II Chairman : Prof. Kumares C. Sinha, Purdue Univ., West Lafayette, USA Co-Chairman : Prof. K. Sudhakar Reddy, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 91 |
Permanent Deformation of Crumb Rubber Modified Bituminous Mixes S. K. Palit, K. Sudhakar Reddy and B. B. Pandey |
| 92 |
In-Situ Evaluation of Subgrade Moduli R. Srinivasa Kumar, K. Sudhakar Reddy, M. Mazumdar and B.B. Pandey |
| 93 |
Accelerated Pavement Testing Facility - A Practical Decision Tool R.K. Srivastava, P. Prasanna Kumar and G.K. Vij |
| 94 |
Study of Alternative Systems for Urban Mass Transport Ashish Verma and S.L.Dhingra |
| 95 |
Genetic Algorithm - A Tool for Public Transport Scheduling Shrivastava Prabhat, S.L.Dhingra and Gundaliya P.J. |
| 96 |
Rural Road Network Planning Based on Functional Accessibility P.K. Sikdar, B.Kanagadurai, Mahesh Chand and A.K. Singh |
| 97 |
Strategic Planning and Programming of Rural Road Network using HDM-4 D. Mukhopadhyay and P.K. Sikdar |
| 98 |
Critical Considerations of Parking Control in Urban Areas Bhargab Maitra |
S305. Analytical and Experimental Investigations in Geotechnical Engineering (14.45 to 17.30 hrs) Venue: IEM EDP Room Chairman : Prof. Andrew J. Whittle, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, USA Co-Chairman : Prof. C.S. Rao, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 99 |
Monitoring of Pile Raft Soil Interaction D.K.Maharaj and S.R.Gandhi |
| 100 |
Nonlinear FEA to Predict the Behaviour of Horizontal Plate Anchor D.K.Maharaj |
| 101 |
Analysis of Hammer Foundation Considering Soil Damping Indrajit Chowdhury, Basab Ghosh and Shambhu P. Dasgupta |
| 102 |
Vibration of Footing Resting on Layered Soil System D.K. Baidya and A. Mandal |
| 103 |
An Experimental Study on Pullout of Strip Anchors in Reinforced Clay Smarjit Sarkar and Sibapriya Mukherjee |
| 104 |
Stabilisation of Expansive Soil Bed using Calcium Chloride and Sodium Silicate B.P.Chandrasekhar, V.Ramana Murty and G.V.R.Prasada Raju |
| 105 |
In - Situ Heave Measurement of Expansive Soil P. Hari Krishna and V. Ramana Murty |
| 106 |
Uplift Capacity of Rammed Anchored Granular Piles In Expansive Soils - A Field Study P. Hari Krishna and V. Ramana Murty |
Tea: 17.30 to 18.00 hrs Cultural Program: 18.00 to 19.30 hrs Conference Dinner : 19.30 hrs onwards January 5, 2002 (Saturday)Breakfast: 07.30 to 08.30 hrs Technical Session IV Five Parallel Sessions S401,S402,S403,S404,S405 (08.30 to 10.00 hrs) S401. Water Resources Management (08.30 to 10.00 hrs) Venue: IEM Seminar Room Chairman : Prof. P.P. Mujumdar, IISc, Bangalore, India Co-Chairman : Prof. R.K. Panda, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 107 |
Multicriterion Decision Making in Sustainable Irrigation Planning : An European Case Study K.Srinivasa Raju and Lucien Duckstein |
| 108 |
Improving Canal Water Delivery through Optimization Simulation Modelling A. Mishra, R. Singh and N. S. Raghuwanshi |
| 109 |
Development and Testing of a Regional Scale Irrigation Scheduling Model Biju A. George, N. S. Raghuwanshi and R. Singh |
| 110 |
Folded Dynamic Programming for Optimal Operation of Multi reservoir System Falguni Baliarsingh and D. Nagesh Kumar |
| 111 |
Methodology for Assessment of Water Service Infrastructure Systems B. J. C. Perera and L. S. Burn |
S402. Environmental Impact Assessment (08.30 to 10.00 hrs) Venue: VGSOM Hall I Chairman : Prof. S.K. Gupta, IIT Bombay, Mumbai, India Co-Chairman : Prof. A.K. Biswas, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 112 |
Fly Ash Disposal and Deposition - A Challenge for the New Millennium S.N. Sinha, M.K. Agarwal, R.B. Prasad and S.B. Prasad |
| 113 |
Estimating Potential Environmental Impact of Manufacturing Processes using Life Cycle Impact Analysis Approach Amit Dutta and Mahesh Koshti |
| 114 |
Water Quality of River Yamuna in Delhi Mohammad Zafar and B.J. Alappat |
| 115 |
Laboratory Studies on Removal of Chromium from Contaminated Soil S. Das and M. Bandyopadhyay |
| 116 |
Biodiversity Characterisation at Landscape Level using Satellite Remote Sensing & GIS Uday Kumar, S. Sudhakar and P. S. Roy |
| 117 |
Artificial Neural Network based Line Source Emission Modelling: A Review Shiva Nagendra S.M. and Mukesh Khare |
S403. Computational Modeling (08.30 to 10.00 hrs) Venue: SN Bose Auditorium Chairman : Prof. Tarun Kant, IIT Bombay, Mumbai, India Co-Chairman : Prof. B. Pradhan, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 118 |
An Efficient Iterative Scheme for Fluid-Structure Interaction Problems Damodar Maity and S. K. Bhattacharyya |
| 119 |
Machine Learning Approach for Material Behaviour Modelling S.V. Barai |
| 120 |
User Friendly Approach to the Design of Skew Bridges Sujata De and J.N. Bandyopadhyay |
| 121 |
Finite Elements on Punctured Plates and Shells through Automatic Mesh Generation Dipankar Chakravorty |
| 122 |
Free Vibration Analysis of Stiffened Cylindrical Roof Shells A.N. Nayak and J.N. Bandyopadhyay |
S404. Pavement Engineering & General Aspects (08.30 to 10.00 hrs) Venue: VGSOM Hall II Chairman : Dr. T.S. Reddy, CRRI, New Delhi, India Co-Chairman : Prof. M. Mazumdar, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 123 |
A Study on the Influence of Compaction Moisture Content on CBR Babu T. Jose, Soosan George T. and Benny Mathews Abraham |
| 124 |
Mechanistic Evaluation of Premature Failure of a Major National Highway Sunil Bose, C. Kamaraj and M.C. Harit |
| 125 |
Application of Genetic Algorithms for Backcalculation of Pavement Layer Moduli M.Amaranatha Reddy, K.Sudhakar Reddy and B.B.Pandey |
| 126 |
Bidding and Estimation Practices in Indian Construction Industry K. Chandrashekhar Iyer and Kumar N. Jha |
| 127 |
Optical Fibre Sensors in Civil Engineering Applications Y.C. Tewari and Lalita Jangpangi |
S405. River Engineering (08.30 to 10.00 hrs) Venue: IEM EDP Room Chairman : Prof. S.K. Kar, IIT, Kharagpur, India Co-Chairman: Dr. L.K. Ghosh, CWPRS, Pune, India |
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| 128 |
Transcritical Flow Simulation in Natural Channel using a Flux Predictor Numerical Model D.L. Young, H. Capart, S.Y. Huang and T.I. Eldho |
| 129 |
Local Scour on Gravel Bed below Sluice with Shallow Tailwater M. Chattopadhyay |
| 130 |
Studies on the Stability of Tandem Breakwater Kiran G. Shirlal, Subba Rao and Mahalingeshwara Prasad S.K. |
| 131 |
Wave Reflection Characteristics of Single Row Suspended Porous Pipe Breakwater Subba Rao, N.B.S.Rao and Kiran G. Shirlal |
| 132 |
Study of Plotting Position Formulae for Rivers in North-East India A. K. Barbhuiya |
Invited Paper (10.00 to 10.45 hrs) |
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| 133 |
Engineering Approaches in Seismic Hazard Estimation R.N. Iyengar Prof. R.N. Iyengar, IISc, Bangalore, India |
Tea: 10.45 to 11.00 hrs Technical Session V Five Parallel Sessions S501,S502,S503,S504,S505 (11.00 to 13.00 hrs) S501. Water Resources Management (11.00 to 13.00 hrs) Venue: IEM Seminar Room Chairman : Prof. B.J.C. Perera, Victoria Univ. of Technology, Melbourne, Australia Co-Chairman : Prof. N.S. Raghuwanshi, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 134 |
Fuzzy Membership Functions for Reservoir Operation Modeling P.P. Mujumdar and Sunil Kumar Singh |
| 135 |
Forecasting Rainfall and Floods: Advances and Way Forward Auroop R. Ganguly |
| 136 |
Optimal Reservoir Operation for Irrigation using Genetic Algorithms D. G. Regulwar, M. M. Ghangrekar and P. Anand Raj |
| 137 |
A Nonlinear Chance Constrained Approach to Irrigation System Planning R. Subbaiah |
| 138 |
Influence of Method and Scheduling of Irrigation on Management of Water and Fertilizer Nitrogen: Field and Simulation Studies Patrick G. Home, Rabindra Kumar Panda and Sandipta Kar |
| 139 |
Application of Real-Time Reservoir Operation Model to Mahanadi Reservoir Project M. K. Verma and R. K. Shrivastava |
| 140 |
Two Phase DP-LP Model for Optimal Irrigation Planning under Deficit Water Supply N.V. Umamahesh and S. Sudarsana Raju |
| 141 |
Analysis of Weather Spells and Weather Cycles by Markov Chain for Udaipur B.S. Polisgowdar and Raj Vir Singh |
S502. Pollution Control Technologies (11.00 to 13.00 hrs) Venue: VGSOM Hall I Chairman : Prof. M. Bandyopadhyay, IIT, Kharagpur, India Co-Chairman : Prof. A.K. Dikshit, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 142 |
Heavy Metal Adsorption by Liner Materials to Impound Industrial Waste Solly George and Babu. T. Jose |
| 143 |
Performance Evaluation of a Biofilter for the Control of Sulphur Dioxide Lalan Sanjay Laxmichand and Ligy Philip |
| 144 |
Environmental Auditing of a Bearing Industry: An Overview Pallab Chaudhury |
| 145 |
Recovery and Use of Municipal Landfill Gases Dinesh Kumar, Mukesh Khare and B.J. Alappat |
| 146 |
COB Ore for Removal of Arsenic from Water Environment Prashant Mukherjee and Ligy Philip |
| 147 |
Separation and Fractionation of Dye Solutions in Cross-flow Nano-filtration S. Chakraborty, B. C. Bag, S. DasGupta, S. De and J. K. Basu |
| 148 |
Silver and Gold Nanocluster Catalysed Reduction of Methylene Blue by Arsine in Micellar Medium Subrata Kundu, Sujit Kumar Ghosh, Narayan Pradhan, Anjali Pal and Tarasankar Pal |
S503. Analytical and Experimental Investigation of Structures (11.00 to 13.00 hrs) Venue: SN Bose Auditorium Chairman : Prof. S.S. Dey, B.E. College, Howrah, India Co-Chairman : Prof. S.K. Bhattacharyya, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 149 |
Finite Element Simulation of External Inversion of a Round Tube P. K. Gupta, G. S. Sekhon and N. K. Gupta |
| 150 |
Neural Network Approach for Conceptual Design of Tall Steel Buildings Ravindra Nagar and Hassan Al Nagiem |
| 151 |
A Study of Large Deformation Behaviour of Square and Rectangular Metallic Tubes Subjected to Lateral Compression P. K. Gupta, N. K. Gupta and G. S. Sekhon |
| 152 |
Finite Element Modeling of Smart Composite Shells Using Higher Order Theory Sudhakar A. Kulkarni and Kamal M. Bajoria |
| 153 |
Condition Monitoring of a Prestressed Concrete Girder Railway Over Bridge Adopting Extensive Field Testing D. Bandyopadhyay, S.Saraswati, P.P.Biswas and S. Mondal |
| 154 |
Thermo-mechanical Buckling of Composite Cylindrical Panels Maloy K. Singha and J.N. Bandyopadhyay |
| 155 |
Effect of Particle Characteristics of Size Fractionated Flyash on the Compressive Strength of Flyash - Cement Concrete A. Sarkar, G. Udayabhanu, P. K. Behera and A.K. Basu |
| 156 |
Finite Element Analysis of Laminated Composite Hat Stiffened Shells B. Gangadhara Prusty and Subir Kumar Satsangi |
S504. General Aspects (11.00 to 13.00 hrs) Venue: VGSOM Hall II Chairman : Prof. S. Bandyopadhyay, Univ. of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia Co-Chairman : Prof. N. Dhang, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 157 |
Developments in Offshore Structures for Exploration and Production Amit K. Agarwal and A. K. Jain |
| 158 |
Innovations in Infrastructure Renewal K.P. George and Ashraf M. Rahim |
| 159 |
A Weak Stochastic Newmark Method D. Roy |
| 160 |
Assessment of an Extreme Wind Event: Approach towards Mitigating Disasters R.K.Garg |
| 161 |
Development of High Volume Mineral Additive Cement Konstantin Sobolev and Metin Arikan |
| 162 |
Stability Controls and Deformations Measurements in Civil Engineering Works Mauro Caprioli and Eufemia Tarantino |
| 163 |
Advances in Civil Engineering from Decision Making Prospective Shashi Bhattarai |
| 164 |
Application of the Global Positioning System to Civil Engineering Madhav N. Kulkarni |
S505. River Engineering (11.00 to 13.00 hrs) Venue: IEM EDP Room Chairman : Prof. C.S. Putcha, California State Univ., Fullerton, USA Co-Chairman : Prof. R. Singh, IIT, Kharagpur, India |
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| 165 |
Local Scour of Cohesive Bed Downstream of an Apron due to Submerged Jet Subhasish Dey and Bernhard Westrich |
| 166 |
Effect of Fluming on the Performance and Economy of an Aqueduct P. N. Sutaria, A. S. Patel and Shilpesh C. Rana |
| 167 |
Energy Dissipation Arrangement Studies for a Reservoir in Tamil Nadu M.K.L.F. Arul, P.K. Suresh, P. Venkatachalam and A. Selvarajah |
| 168 |
An Overview on Sediment Threshold Subhasish Dey and Koustuv Debnath |
| 169 |
Regional Flood Frequency Analysis for the Ganga and Yamuna Basins Mohd. Muzammil, Mohd. Jamil and Kesheo Prasad |
| 170 |
Discharge Sensitivity of Emitters to Pressure and Water Temperature R.T. Thokal, B.S. Polisgowdar and M.S. Ayyanagowdar |
| 171 |
Flow Characteristics of a Freely Discharging Trough Weir Singh K.K., Butare A., Verma D.V.S. and Jain M.K. |
Lunch: 13.00 to 14.30 hrs Valedictory Function: 14.30 to 16.00 hrs Tea: 16.00 to 16.30 hrs Dinner: 19.00 hrs onwards |
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| Date of Performance | Artist | More Information |
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Tejendra Majumdar - Sarod Recital | http://www.westbengal.com/tejendra/ |
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Tanushri Shankar and her Troup | http://www.westbengal.com/arts/music/shankar/troupe.html |
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Dr Srikanta Bandyopadhyay, Sydney, Australia | See Below |
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A Musical Evening on 4 July 2002, ACE 2002, IIT KharagpurSinging Program : Something for EveryoneThe Singing Professor, an ex -IITan , Musical Phenomenon of the past DecadeDr Srikanta Bandyopadhyay, Sydney, Australia |
[who in the past six years has charmed and mesmerized thousands of audiences in over 70 prestigious programs in USA, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and India; has written lyrics, tuned and sung over 260 beautiful songs in Bengali, Hindi, Sanskrit and English, has 6 music albums in his own voice - and, at the same time is a university academic in Australia, recipient of an International Best Scientist Award, and is one of the top 10 names in the world in his professional field "Composites"; qualified cricket umpire too!]
In the songs to be presented as below,
** indicates Lyrics, Dhun [Melody] composed by the singer : song recorded cass/CD published
* indicates Lyrics and Dhun by the singer : song to be recorded as cassette/CD
Accompaniment on Tabla
The Gold-- Medalist
Amalendu Bhattacharyya, Calcutta
(M. Mus, Gold Medelist in B. Muse)who has played tabla with legendary singers Late Hemanta Mukherjee, Dhananjoy Bhattacharyya , Dhiren. Mitra, Manobendra Mukherjee & Nirmala Mishra. involved with tabla accompaniment since last 24 years. indispensable in recording. Cassette, TV. & A.I.R.
1. Sanskrit Invocation :
Vedic Hymn : [ meaning : We pray that God bless and bring up equally us - the teachers and the students; let us strengthen each other by our devoted and powerful study together ; Let there be restfulness in our mind, body and spirit]
2. Sanskrit Invocation :
Nanya Sprha Raghupate Hrdyasmadiye, …. [meaning : Oh Lord Raghupati, we do not ask for anything but that :we should speak the truth, and we should get the spirit of a unified universe…. Please give us devotion in our mind -make us fearless, let not our mind ask for desires and such things]
3. Sanskrit Stotra Song : 11 slokas from the Ramayana Baal Kanda
"Bhaja Shuddha Brahma Paratpara Ram,
Kalatmaka Parameshwara Ram..……"
4. ** Simple Sanskrit Bhajan :
" Om Durga Durgati Nashini…." [ Goddess Durga removes our distresses…]
5. Hindi Popular Bhajan :
Shriman Narayana, Bhava Tarayana
6. Popular Hindi Bhajan :
"Bhaihara Mangala Dasharatha Ram…. Raghupati Raghava Raja Ram… "
7. ** Hindi Bhajan :
"Mori Ganapati Baba,
Tuma Siddhi Sadhana Karmakarana Mangal Sabha . .."
[meaning : Our Lord Ganapati : You give us success, You help us achieve our objectives, and you look after our welfare……]
8. Bengali Bhajan : Shymasangeet ::
Sokol-i tomari ichha, icchamoyee Tara tumi…
[meaning : Oh Goddess Mother Kali, everything happens the way You wish it to happen; ………]
9. * Bengali Bhajan : Shyamasangeet :
Shyama Mayer charon tolai sonpechhi mono pran …"
[meaning : I have surrendered my mind and soul at the feet of Goddess Kali…]
10. ** English, Festive song:
"Ho, ho, ho ho ho ho ho ho ho -
the Christmas day is knocking on the door…."
11. Popular Hindi song by Mukesh -ji, film Shri 420
"Mera Juta Hai Japani, Ye pathloon Englistani…"
[ meaning : I may have colourful costumes from all countries of the world, but my heart is pure Indian]
12. ** Bengali Jivanmukhi song :
"Kathay bale matir taan, se je bhishon taan…
Bidesh bhume thakle pore jai bojha taar maan…..'
[meaning : the attraction /bondage to your homeland is very deep; you realise it most when you live away from your country.…] -title song of his latest CD
13. ** Bengali Jivanmukhi song :
"Majhe majhe bosé bosé bhabi,
ki hoto jodi tumi na hote mor jibono sathi…"
[meaning : at times I sit down to think what would have happened if you were not my life's partner.]
14. ** Hindi / Maithilee Hindi] : Jivanmukhi song :
"Tuma bina piya mora jiya lagena,
ye sansaar me chyen aayena … "
[meaning : I cannot live without you, without you this sansaar - life- does not attract me at all…]
15. ** English song, a thought for our life:
"There is stress in our life and tension there is too;
Why make it complicated when simple will do…"
16. Bengali : Rabindrasangeet :
"Diner seshe, ghumer deshe, ghomta pora oi chhaya….. "
[this song was composed by Shri Rabindranath Tagore, and tuned by Shri Pankaj Mullick, recorded by both PM and Hemant Kumar - the song is a philosophical song - the poet perhaps felt very lonely when the day ended, and the evening started - he was wondering who would stay back with him - when everyone was going home…]
17. Hindi : Popular song by Hemant Kumar - film : Solvah Saal
"Hi apna dil to awara, na jane kispe ayega…"
[meaning : I am a free man with no worldly connection - no home, no permanent address; do not know I shall fall in love with the right woman- who will come and when ….]
18. * Hindi : Cricket :composition on Sachin Tandulker :
"Idhar dekha, udhar dekha , dekha andar aur bahar,
Dekha jagme sabse achha cricketer …….…..?
[I have seen here, there, everywhere, and have to the conclusion that the present best cricketer in the world is none other than …. Sachin Tandulker]
19. ** Bengali : Cricket : composition on Sourav Ganguly :
"Amader Sourav Ganguly,
bat koro ball koro bhai tumi sob kichhu bhuli …
[meaning : our darling Sourav Ganguli, please keep on batting and bowling, keep on making runs and centuries, and taking wickets ….]
20. ** English song - equality of mankind :
"In this world, you will find that there are many kinds of people and things
We must all learn how to live in friendship, goodwill, and harmony…"
~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~
** indicates Lyrics, Dhun [Melody] composed by the singer : song recorded cass/CD published
* indicates Lyrics and Dhun by the singer : song to be recorded as cassette/CD
Accompaniment on Tabla
The Gold-- Medalist
Amalendu Bhattacharyya, Calcutta
(M. Mus, Gold Medelist in B. Muse)who has played tabla with legendary singers Late Hemanta Mukherjee, Dhananjoy Bhattacharyya , Dhiren. Mitra, Manobendra Mukherjee & Nirmala Mishra. involved with tabla accompaniment since last 24 years. indispensable in recording. Cassette, TV. & A.I.R.
1. Sanskrit Invocation :
Vedic Hymn : [ meaning : We pray that God bless and bring up equally us - the teachers and the students; let us strengthen each other by our devoted and powerful study together ; Let there be restfulness in our mind, body and spirit]
2. Sanskrit Invocation :
Nanya Sprha Raghupate Hrdyasmadiye, …. [meaning : Oh Lord Raghupati, we do not ask for anything but that :we should speak the truth, and we should get the spirit of a unified universe…. Please give us devotion in our mind -make us fearless, let not our mind ask for desires and such things]
3. Sanskrit Stotra Song : 11 slokas from the Ramayana Baal Kanda
"Bhaja Shuddha Brahma Paratpara Ram,
Kalatmaka Parameshwara Ram..……"
4. ** Simple Sanskrit Bhajan :
" Om Durga Durgati Nashini…." [ Goddess Durga removes our distresses…]
5. Hindi Popular Bhajan :
Shriman Narayana, Bhava Tarayana
6. Popular Hindi Bhajan :
"Bhaihara Mangala Dasharatha Ram…. Raghupati Raghava Raja Ram… "
7. ** Hindi Bhajan :
"Mori Ganapati Baba,
Tuma Siddhi Sadhana Karmakarana Mangal Sabha . .."
[meaning : Our Lord Ganapati : You give us success, You help us achieve our objectives, and you look after our welfare……]
8. Bengali Bhajan : Shymasangeet ::
Sokol-i tomari ichha, icchamoyee Tara tumi…
[meaning : Oh Goddess Mother Kali, everything happens the way You wish it to happen; ………]
9. * Bengali Bhajan : Shyamasangeet :
Shyama Mayer charon tolai sonpechhi mono pran …"
[meaning : I have surrendered my mind and soul at the feet of Goddess Kali…]
10. ** English, Festive song:
"Ho, ho, ho ho ho ho ho ho ho -
the Christmas day is knocking on the door…."
11. Popular Hindi song by Mukesh -ji, film Shri 420
"Mera Juta Hai Japani, Ye pathloon Englistani…"
[ meaning : I may have colourful costumes from all countries of the world, but my heart is pure Indian]
12. ** Bengali Jivanmukhi song :
"Kathay bale matir taan, se je bhishon taan…
Bidesh bhume thakle pore jai bojha taar maan…..'
[meaning : the attraction /bondage to your homeland is very deep; you realise it most when you live away from your country.…] -title song of his latest CD
13. ** Bengali Jivanmukhi song :
"Majhe majhe bosé bosé bhabi,
ki hoto jodi tumi na hote mor jibono sathi…"
[meaning : at times I sit down to think what would have happened if you were not my life's partner.]
14. ** Hindi / Maithilee Hindi] : Jivanmukhi song :
"Tuma bina piya mora jiya lagena,
ye sansaar me chyen aayena … "
[meaning : I cannot live without you, without you this sansaar - life- does not attract me at all…]
15. ** English song, a thought for our life:
"There is stress in our life and tension there is too;
Why make it complicated when simple will do…"
16. Bengali : Rabindrasangeet :
"Diner seshe, ghumer deshe, ghomta pora oi chhaya….. "
[this song was composed by Shri Rabindranath Tagore, and tuned by Shri Pankaj Mullick, recorded by both PM and Hemant Kumar - the song is a philosophical song - the poet perhaps felt very lonely when the day ended, and the evening started - he was wondering who would stay back with him - when everyone was going home…]
17. Hindi : Popular song by Hemant Kumar - film : Solvah Saal
"Hi apna dil to awara, na jane kispe ayega…"
[meaning : I am a free man with no worldly connection - no home, no permanent address; do not know I shall fall in love with the right woman- who will come and when ….]
18. * Hindi : Cricket :composition on Sachin Tandulker :
"Idhar dekha, udhar dekha , dekha andar aur bahar,
Dekha jagme sabse achha cricketer …….…..?
[I have seen here, there, everywhere, and have to the conclusion that the present best cricketer in the world is none other than …. Sachin Tandulker]
19. ** Bengali : Cricket : composition on Sourav Ganguly :
"Amader Sourav Ganguly,
bat koro ball koro bhai tumi sob kichhu bhuli …
[meaning : our darling Sourav Ganguli, please keep on batting and bowling, keep on making runs and centuries, and taking wickets ….]
20. ** English song - equality of mankind :
"In this world, you will find that there are many kinds of people and things
We must all learn how to live in friendship, goodwill, and harmony…"
~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~