Mr. Niharendu Bikash Kar

M.Sc (Tech) (Mechanical Processing of Textiles.), C.U.

Scientist-D (R&S)

Phone: +91 3482 253962-64 Extn. 228 (Off)

+919434181552 (Mob.)

Email: karnb@rediffmail.com

Specialization: Textile Engineering (Mechanical Processing)

M.Tech Thesis: Design & Development of Throstle Spinning Machine for silk waste spinning.

Training Undergone:

(a) Tribal Orientation Training

(b) Training on Entrepreneur Development Programme

(c) Trainer’s Training Programme

(d) Various In-service Training.

Experience: Industrial- 06 years and in CSB-23 Years.

Publications:

Total : 15 Nos.

First Author: 02 Nos.

Best Ten:

1. A.Chakroborty, S.S.Manna, N.B.Kar, S.K.Sen, S.K.Choudhary and T.Pawankumar. (1995). Cocoon Drying: A solution. Indian Textile Journal. Pp. 130-133.

2. S.M. Moorthy, S.K. Das, N.B. Kar and Raje Urs. (2007). Breeding of Bivoltine Breeds suitable for variable climatic conditions of tropics. Int. J. Indust. Entomol. 14: 99-105.

3. A.K. Saha, T. Datta (Biswas), S.K. Das and N.B. Kar. (2007). Antijuvenoid action of Terpenoid Imidazole compound of larval – pupal – adult development of slkworm Bombyx Mori L. Int. J. Indust. Entomol. 14: 127-135.

4. A.K. Saha, G.C. Setua and N.B. Kar. (2008). Evaluation of Improved Mulberry package based on Integrated Plant Ntrient Management IPNM) System through Bioassay. U.P. Journal of Zoology. 28(2): 135-143.

5. A.K. Saha, G.C. Setua, N.B. Kar and A. Sarkar. (2008). A comparative study on the effect of different composts on quality cocoon production of silkworm under rainfed condition of West Bengal. U.P. Journal of Zoology. 28(1): 61-65.

6. Kar, N.B. and Sengupta, D. (2006). A user-friendly low cost tool for cocoon drying to prevent distress sale in West Bengal. Proceedings of the Workshop being held on “Appropriate Technologies for Mulberry sericulture in Eastern and Northeastern India” at CSR&TI, Berhampore. pp. 112-117.

7. Sengupta, D. and Kar, N.B. (2006). Techno-economic appraisal for marketing and processing of cocoons for effective utilization and production of quality raw silk. Proceedings of the Workshop being held on “Appropriate Technologies for Mulberry sericulture in Eastern and Northeastern India” at CSR&TI, Berhampore. pp. 224-232.

8. Datta (Biswas), T; Saha, A.K; Das, S.K; Kar, N.B. and Sarkar, A. (2006) Appropriate rearing technology for assuring better crop in Eastern India. Proceedings of the Workshop being held on “Appropriate Technologies for Mulberry sericulture in Eastern and Northeastern India” at CSR&TI, Berhampore. pp. 101-105.

9. Ray, B.C; Chakravarty, D; Kar, N.B., Das, N.K; Sengupta, A.K. and Sarkar, A. (2006). Ericulture in West Bengal and its introduction in the plains. Indian Silk. October, pp. 19-23.

10. Datta (Biswas), T; Saha, A.K; Das, S.K; Kar, N.B. and Sarkar, A. (2006) Induction of Trimoulting in bivoltine and its tility for multi x bi seed prodction in Eastern India. Indian Silk. December, pp. 5-7.