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Anirban Gupta Asst Professor Deptt of Civil Engineering Bengal Engineering and Science University Shibpur, Howrah guptaanirban@hotmail.com Alka Manrai Member Associate Eureka Forbes Institute of Environment New Delhi alkan@eurekaforbes.co.in Nisha Sharma Shillong. Meghalaya shilloo@sify.com Indra Sharan K C Pawai Gamde Reasearch & Development Kathmandu indra.sharan@gmail.com Abhay Kumar Chief Scientific Officer Bangalore abhay@eurekaforbes.co.in		K M Johnson Scientist New Delhi kmjohnson@eurekaforbes.co.in Richa Srivastava Centre for Environment Education New Delhi richa.srivastava@ceeindia.org K.V.Rajeshwari The Energy and Resources Institute New Delhi rajikv@teri.res.in Atul Bhalla Mira Model School New Delhi artatul@yahoo.co.in Ahmad Ali Executive Engineer, Jamia Hamdard University New Delhi aliahmad151055@yahoo.co.in

Training Date:

18-21 April, 2005

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