In a significant milestone, Dr. Manha Bathari from Halflong, Assam has received the prestigious Agriculture Extension Scientist Award-2024 for her pioneering contribution in agricultural entomology. Dr. Bathari is known for her expertise in meliponiculture, a sustainable beekeeping practice. Dr. Bathari has made significant contributions to bee entrepreneurship and agricultural innovation.
Dr. Manha Bathari’s Recognition and Award Presentation
The award was presented at the 6th National Conference on “Advances in Agricultural Sciences,” organized by the Dr. B. Vasantharaj David Foundation in Chennai on November 17.
Groundbreaking Bamboo Hive Design
Dr. Manha Bathari works as a Scientist at the Zonal Research Station of Assam Agricultural University (AAU) in Diphu. She is recognized for her bamboo hive design, which she patented in 2020. This invention has improved sustainable beekeeping methods and gained her recognition in entomology.
Dr. Bathari works as a Scientist at the Zonal Research Station of Assam Agricultural University (AAU) in Diphu. She is recognized for her bamboo hive design, which she patented in 2020. This invention has improved sustainable beekeeping methods and gained her recognition in entomology.
Dr. Manha Bathari’s Educational Background and Scholarships
Dr. Bathari graduated from Assam Agricultural University in Jorhat, earning a Master’s degree in Entomology in 2015 with distinction. She completed her early education at St. Agnes Convent School in Haflong.
She also received a scholarship from the Ministry of Tribal Affairs for her doctoral research, reflecting her dedication to advancing agricultural science.
Her recognition brings attention to the innovative agricultural practices of Assam on the national stage.
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