He was suave Atomic Energy Agency when he is with Asterix. Bhaskar Bhattacharyya, the Director General (DG) of the General Security Directorate mining, died on October 26 to adversity in the Andamans, was in the truest sense, a master of all trades.

His body was flames on October 28 his birthday in Dhanbad, in the midst of a vast collection of friends, relatives, colleagues and well wishers.

Son of late Bamodeb Bhattacharjee and Shuhasini Debi, Bhattacharyya, born in 1950 in Shillong, was the youngest of six brothers and sisters. His father was a professor at St. And St. Anton Mary’s College in Shillong, while his mother was a teacher in a girls’ school of government.

Bhattacharyya its pre-University of St. Anthony’s and later joined the Indian School of Mines (ISM), Dhanbad, for a B-Tech in the mining sector. He served in various capacities across the country, before taking the DG.

Bhattacharyya across not only the pinnacle of his profession, but also loved and respected by friends and family as well.

Debadeep love eldest son remembers: “father treats me like a man, as he wanted me to take more responsibility considering that my youngest brother was like a child on him,” he said in a noise of silence. Debadeep also lived in detail on his father multiple interests. “Even if a mining engineer, he was interested in atomic energy and was about a speech on nuclear safety at Bhabha Atomic Research Centre. Topics such as health protection and management of such an organization is also interested in “Debadeep added.

While brother K.P. Ray, who, since his days voruniversitären Bhattacharyya, DG has been a “friend in need,” sister Rama Ray were responsible memories of a brother.

Last brother Manojit Bhattacharjee, assistant Burdwan, the district judge in Bengal, said the DG’s love of comics as Asterix and Tintin and Snowy. “He asked me once to take seriously Asterix,” said Manojit. Nephew Binayak Bhatacharjee also recalled another time with his uncle who is on his recollections. “Once, my uncle came to the hostel in Shillong as a guardian of a surprise inspection. We were caught do not realize. I will never forget this day,” said Binayak.

Given that rolled into the memories, Deputy Director General of the central area DGMS, Rahul Guha, even in the Bhattacharyya’s Junior College, summed up the mood of mourning for a

A mining engineer from Mizoram became the first engineer from his state to receive a Ph.D from the Indian School of Mines (ISM) University today. The 29th convocation of the university was held today.

A Calcutta-based company, Compan, in collaboration with the local cable network, telecast the entire event for the first time to all residences of ISMU employees.

The mining engineer from Mizoram, C. Sawmliana, was felicitated at the convocation.

Sawmliana is at present working with the Central Mining Research Institute (CMRI), Dhanbad in the blasting department, designated as scientist ‘C’.

He joined the institute in 1998 and started work on a Ph.D in 2002 under V.M.S.R. Murthy, a professor in the mining department of ISMU and a specialist in blasting studies of mines, Swamliana said.

While Murthy is all praise for his pupil, Swamliana’s external guide, the head of the blasting division of CMRI, Pi-yush Pal Roy, described him as “a brilliant research fellow”.

Sawmliana is the youngest among five brothers and sisters in his family and the only one to have pursued a mining engineering course to this extent. As far as Mizoram is concerned, Sawmliana recalled that only one of his seniors had completed a BTech from ISMU earlier, but had not earned a PhD.

“There have been many engineering graduates from Mizoram, but none of the engineers has completed a PhD so far,” he claimed.

Evidence supporting the claim is available in university records. “Mizoram has only one university and students are constantly kept abreast of its reports,” Sawmliana said.

Son of Lalduha Chhangte, Sawmliana recalled, “My father and those at home had made significant contributions to my success. They helped me when I was determined to go into further studies in mining.”

After completing his graduation with mining from the only university in Mizoram, Mizoram University, Sawmliana did his thesis on “An investigation into the blast design parameters for ring hole blasting and induced blasting in blasting gallery method of the underground mines”.

Indian School of Mines (ISM), is set to offer five-year Integrated Dual the next academic session.

This step is a number of graduates who moves loyalites its central sector, engineering.

The courses, which were approved by the All India Council for technical training, Undergraduate students at the same time with an example of technology and a Master’s or MBA M. technology in five years.

Courses include Mining Engineering, MBA, a mining engineer with Mr technology Minerals, Mineral Resources Engineering, with minerals management, engineering with Mr. materials technology for oil, technical engineering and technology with M. oil in management.

ISM Tarakeshwar Kumar said the director of “Telegraph” that the Board of courses and studies have already been approved and courses? This is only a matter of time? before the Academic Council introduced the stamp at a meeting next month.

With the new course, with 12 seats in both categories, trying to win ISM students vis-à-vis their key skills that would otherwise timid reaction. ? We have an integrated management system with Mining Engineering as a professional in the first day of show, not only technical excellence, but the leaders and ingenuity. Indeed, only a mining engineer may be a general manager in the mining industry? Kumar said.

With many overseas placement of crude oil and mining companies in the country and international actors, shows more interest in the talent of India, the nuclear industry should provide employment opportunities increases. But today, software giants like Infosys, HCL, TCS, Satyam and are aware that a beeline for ISM graduates and it is to see how consultants will convince the candidates on the virtues of fidelity of the nuclear sector.

Even the nuclear sector mechanical graduates opt for the software company on the campus of readers and placement of five years, a dual course is preferred by students who decide undertake, the giants of the nuclear sector at the outset.

? First, the reaction may be lukewarm, but with the popularization of dual curriculum, it is likely that students begin competing for a seat on course as the nucleus of all businesses offer packages much higher than this that software companies have since. Giant oil, as Schlumberger, Essar Reliance Petroleum and, among others, provide a range of about Rs 8 lakh per annum. The alternation studies are likely to offer for packages, the core of students as postal sector Graduate talent is not very forthcoming in the country and the IITS have launched such courses? Kumar said.

The campus of the ISM, which covers an area of 100 hectares, more than 200 hectares to its campus and is also open another batch of five years, courses integrated. Twenty students is taken by the IIT-JEE examinations for admission to courses M.Sc. in applied physics, chemistry, geology, geophysics, mathematics and computer science.