Aditya Baruah brings laurels to College of Fisheries,Raha
The sumptuousness of College of Fisheries, Assam Agricultural University, Raha, in the dome of imparting quality education and nurturing talent, once again has been appreciated nationally. The signature of laurels, this time, brought by a outgoing Bachelor of Fisheries Science (B.F.Sc.) Student Mr. Aditya Baruah by begging the Dr.E.G.Silas Award. The three tier examination which is known as Best Fisheries Graduate of India (BFGI) is conducted every year by the PFGF (Professional Fisheries Graduate Forum). Aditya came out with the 3rd Best Fisheries Graduate of India. He hails from Jorhat district of Assam. Currently he is pursuing his M.F.Sc. (Master of Fisheries Science) in ICAR- Central Institute of Fisheries Education (CIFE), Mumbai acquiring ICAR-Junior Research Fellowship award to pursue Masters in Agricultural Science. Aditya thanked each and every faculty member for their hard work and dedication towards imparting quality teaching and research in the field of Fisheries Science. He specially thanked Mr.Bipul Phukan, Asstt Professor, Deptt. of Fishery Resource Management for shouldering the extra work of being the co-ordinator of PFGF examination in the college. The Dean of the College Dr.K.K.Tamuli has expressed his exuberance and he pledge to continue the success saga of the faculty in the area of Fisheries Science.
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