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Nature in focus features the work of sanjukta chakravorti

link : https://www.natureinfocus.in/environment/sanjukta-chakravorti-placing-india-on-the-global-palaeontology-map

The first structured outreach work on “Fossils of Bengal – Deep Time biodiversity of Bengal” has gained a lot of public attention and has been covered as a press release in a highly acclaimed vernacular newspaper (read and accredited by nearly 1.2 million readers).

The translated version of this article in English will be soon be updated here!!!!

Press Release in a leading vernacular newspaper based on the awareness and the necessity to conserve fossil sites of Bengal
https://www.anandabazar.com/amp/others/science/due-to-negligence-fossils-in-west-bengal-are-getting-damaged-1.1107829?fbclid=IwAR2GP0v7FP3bCOftTYCk16o1Y0y1pn1DmKMz1hPOb2QhSiWuMVVLa3Gwr_k

In the Bhumisampad Platform of the Geological Survey of India

In the Bhumisampad Platform of the Geological Survey of India . Working on the Early Triassic Temnospondyl Amphibian collection in the Geological Survey of India, Kolkata Headquarters (Curatorial Division) with Prof. Dhurjati Prasad Sengupta from Indian Statitical Institute and Director(Curatorial Division).

Collaboration with Prof. Sergio Dias da Silva from the Federal University of Santa Maria, Brazil.

Recognised in the recent book by Berta and Turner