School of Natural Sciences and Engineering

Charu Chandra Devshali

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Charu Chandra Devshali
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Charu Chandra Devshali is with the School of Natural Sciences and Engineering. He holds an M.Sc. in Climate Change and Sustainability Studies from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai, and a B.Sc. in Agricultural Sciences from GB Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar. Before joining NIAS, he worked as a Technical Consultant on Climate Change and Human Health with Uttarakhand's National Health Mission, and as a Research Associate at the MS Swaminathan Research Foundation, Chennai, where he worked at the intersection of climate change, equity, agriculture, and policy. His research interests lie in understanding the adaptation challenges facing Indian agriculture under climate change, and the policy interventions shaping responses to them.

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ccdevshali@nias.res.in
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Doctoral and Other Programmes
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2026
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Mahseer breeding and stocking: Insights from studies on scientific literature, newspapers and social media

Submitted by rajeshkotappa on Tue, 09/29/2026 - 10:53

Insights into the breeding and stocking of all known mahseer species through an integrated analysis of the scientific publications available on multiple databases, English newspapers published from their distribution range, and the social media (YouTube, Facebook, Xand Instagram) posts and the public engagement they received.

Mahseer breeding and stocking: Insights from studies on scientific literature, newspapers and social media

Submitted by rajeshkotappa on Tue, 09/29/2026 - 10:50

Insights into the breeding and stocking of all known mahseer species through an integrated analysis of the scientific publications available on multiple databases, English newspapers published from their distribution range, and the social media (YouTube, Facebook, Xand Instagram) posts and the public engagement they received.

Mahseer breeding and stocking: Insights from studies on scientific literature, newspapers and social media

Submitted by rajeshkotappa on Mon, 09/28/2026 - 14:59

Insights into the breeding and stocking of all known mahseer species through an integrated analysis of the scientific publications available on multiple databases, English newspapers published from their distribution range, and the social media (YouTube, Facebook, Xand Instagram) posts and the public engagement they received.

World Pharmacists Day

Submitted by meghana on Mon, 09/28/2026 - 11:27

Every medicine has a story, from its discovery and development to its manufacture, distribution, and eventual use by a patient. Pharmacists play an important role in this journey.  Pharmacy is a truly global profession; there are ~5.57 million pharmacists licensed or registered across 83 countries.  

World Cleanup Day

Submitted by meghana on Mon, 09/28/2026 - 11:20

Every piece of litter left on a street, plastic bottle thrown into a river, or food discarded unnecessarily adds to a much larger environmental problem. Clean up is often seen as something that happens after a place becomes dirty. But a more sustainable approach is to make cleanliness a culture, not a campaign. While humanity struggles to cope and keep the environment cleaner, another challenge daunts everyone: the need to clean up the spaces in the mind.

International Chocolate Day

Submitted by meghana on Mon, 09/28/2026 - 11:18

It is a chance to celebrate one of the world's most beloved foods, loved by children and adults alike. The observance highlights its history and the farmers, workers, and businesses involved in producing it.   Behind every chocolate bar is a long chain of people. Chocolate is also in the news for being part of diplomacy, gifted by dignitaries, from the Indian PM to the Italian PM or the Belgian PM to the Indian PM.

National Forest Martyrs Day

Submitted by meghana on Mon, 09/28/2026 - 11:15

It honours people who have lost their lives while protecting forests, wildlife, and the natural world. Forest staff, conservation workers, local communities and environmental defenders may face wildlife attacks, forest fires, difficult terrain and extreme weather. To protect forests, we must also protect the people who protect them.