Debashis Chatterjee, one of the Founder-Members of Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies, passed away on May 27, 2021. He and his wife, both my friends from high school years, had fallen sick from COVID-19 about 10 days earlier.
Debashis was instrumental in many activities of Basudha in West Bengal from 2001 through 2010, until Basudha was relocated to Odisha, and lent constant support to CIS. His loss is irreplaceable.
Hands-on training in rice Characterisation and Conservation Methods Phase II: Oct 10 - 20. This is the only such comprehensive training given... read more
A one-day field training in Chinampas method of cultivation was given on Basudha Aaranya campus on the 15th and the... read more
In a recent issue of Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems (vol. 39 No. 6, 2015), Basudha’s conservation work finds special mention in... read more
Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies and Rayland Orthopaedic Trust will hold a Discussion Seminar to celebrate Women'sDay at Ekatré Hall, 186A... read more
The Phase III of National Training in Rice Conservation Methods will take place at Basudha in Rayagada district, Odisha. Basudha, Odisha read more
IFOAM-Organics Asia confers the 2023 Organic Medal of Honour on Dr Debal Deb on December 28, at... read more
Vrihi's Seed Bank, Asia's largest local ex situ rice gene bank for farmers, will be closed down at Odisha after... read more
Dr. Deb gave a keynote to Kala Sahitya Utsav at Kakarbhitta, Jhapa, Nepal (25 to 28 Feb, 2025) on "The... read more
The Philippine Court of Appeal ordered the Government of the Philippines in April 2024 to repeal the commercial approval of... read more
