Jyotishka dasgupta biography of albert

  • Bach, Frederic Chopin and Franz Schubert were played in a short concert by students of the noted pianist Jyotishka Dasgupta, albeit on a piano.
  • Jyotishka Dasgupta, president, Calcutta School of Music, says, "Government has not given due recognition to music.
  • Jyotishka Dasgupta, albeit on a piano far more modern.
  • Statistics Colloquium

    Fall 2021

    Wednesday, September 8
    Yong Chen, University of Pennsylvania Biostatistics
    "Non-standard problems in statistical inference: Bartlett identity, boundary, identifiability issues"

    Wednesday, September 22
    Yize Zhao, Yale Biostatistics
    "Genetic underpinnings of brain structural connectome for young adults

    Wednesday, September 29
    Snigdhansu Chatterjee, UMN Statistics
    "Bayesian equation selection and statistical learning of stochastic dynamical systems"

    Wednesday, October 6
    Sung Hoon Choi, UConn Economics
    "Feasible Weighted Projected Principal Component Analysis for Factor Models with an Application to Bond Risk Premia"

    Wednesday, October 13
    Lily Wang, George Mason University
    "Big spatial data learning: a parallel solution"

    Wednesday, October 20
    Pfizer Colloquium
    Mary Gray, American University

    Monday, October 25
    Joint UConn/UMass Colloquium
    Zhengqing Ouyang, University of Massachusetts
    "Statistical Learning for 3D

    Heritage Alerts November 2011

    Waiting for 'arribada'

    Enormous nesting aggregations of the Olive Ridley turtles occur at three sites in Orissa, Gahirmatha, Devi and Rushikulya. From October till May, the waters here become the feeding and breeding ground of these turtles. However, the beaches are becoming increasingly uninhabitable for them with each passing day, observes Atula Gupta

    Millions of years ago, an Olive Ridley turtle hatched from its egg laid on a beach in Orissa. It then began its arduous seaward journey and later the struggle for survival in the marine world. But years later, spanning thousands of k

    Heritage Alerts

    Heritage Alerts June 2012

    Corbett haven for poachers, allege activists

    If wildlife activists are to be believed, at least 15 tigers have been poached in the Corbett national park during the past two months by Bawaria gangs.

    Once again, Corbett is making news for the wrong reasons following discovery of at least four steel traps used for poaching big cats, animal intestines and raw meat from a temporary camp site set by poachers in the Bijrani range and another area near Dhela range a few days ago. While the chief wildlife warden has declared a red alert in Corbett and attached a forester and forest guard to the head office following this discovery, wildlife activists state that Bawaria gangs are active in Corbett, but officials are covering up their crimes in stead of preventing them.

    Though department officials deny these allegations, there is reason to believe that the world’s most famous tiger reserve is not as secure

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