Rivers of the Ganga-Brahmaputra-Meghna Delta, 1st ed. 2018 A Fluvial Account of Bengal Geography of the Physical Environment Series
Dr. Kalyan Rudra is presently Chairman of the West Bengal Pollution Control Board and also member of the Central Pollution Control Board. He is a Geographer by academic training specialized in river and water management. He took a break from his protracted teaching carrier in 2007 and joined a research project of the West Bengal Pollution Control Board. He worked as the Project Director in two projects of WBPCB - one on water resource and its quality and the other on dynamic river system of West Bengal. He has been the expert-member in the committee constituted by the apex court of the State for cleaning the Ganga since 2005. Dr. Rudra was a member of the National Flood Management Core Group and headed the committee constituted to advise the Government of West Bengal on the issue of Indo-Bangladesh sharing of Teesta water. He had been a member of the consortium of IITs which submitted the Ganga River Basin Management Plan to the Government of India in 2015.
He is a regular Guest Faculty in the National Academy of Audit and Accounts, Academic Staff Colleges of Calcutta and Burdwan University. He has written/edited five books and many research papers which have been published in reputed journals of India and abroad. Dr. Rudra also worked with the International Union for Conservation of Nature to prepare the Indo-Bangladesh Transboundary River Atlas. He has worked on the history of mapping Bengal and edited “A Bengal Atlas” by James Rennell (1780).
Date de parution : 12-2018
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Mots-clés :
Geological Evolution of GBM Delta; Hydro-diplomacy India; Changing river courses Bengal; Seasonal Floods and Flood Risks; Farakka Barrage; Environmental Impacts in Bengal; Trans-boundary Water Issues; Water conflict India Bangladesh; Erosion; Avulsion and Sediment; River Embankment; Sundarban; Jamuna; hydrogeology; world regional geography