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Posted by NAGMANI on June 26, 2022

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Great time with Supervisor and lab colleagues

At Research Institute of Sustainable Energy, TCG Crest, Kolkata with Prof. Sreeraj Puravankara, Dr. Debanajana Pahari and Mr. Dhrubajyoti Das.

Convocation @ CUJ (Integrated B Tech & M Tech Degree)

Convocation @ CUJ (Gold Medalist)

Convocation @ CUJ (with Hon'ble President of India)

@ Sarnath, Varanasi with Prof. Sreeraj Puravankara

Oral Talk: @ B-FAT- 2020, National Conference, IIT (BHU), Varanasi

School of Energy Science and Engineering,

Sir. J. C. Bose Laboratory Complex, IIT Kharagpur

Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur (Old Building)

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