Mahadeva Subramania Mani - Positions Held

Positions Held

  1. 1933-37 Honorary Research Worker, Zoological Survey of India, Calcutta.
  2. 1937 - 1945 Research Assistant, Entomological Section, Imperial Agricultural Research Institute, (IARI), Pusa, New Delhi.
  3. 1945 - 1956 Professor of Zoology & Entomology, School of Entomology, St. Johns College, Agra.
  4. 1956 - 1968 Zoological Survey of India, Calcutta. (Retired as Director)
  5. 1968 - 1982 Emeritus Professor, School of Entomology, St. Johns College, Agra.
  6. 1984 - 1990 ZSI, Madras
  7. 1991 - January 8, 2003 Professor Emeritus, Presidency College, Madras.
  • CSIR. 1968 - 70. Scheme on torrential stream Insects of the glacial zone of the Northwest Himalaya.
  • PL 480. 1970 - 71. Project on Taxonomy of Chalcidoidea from India.
  • PL -480. Project on Taxonomy of Proctotrupoidea.
  • MAB - Project on the pre-impact Survey of Aquatic Insect Communities of the River Beas before the completion of the Beas-Sutlej Link Project.
  • DST - 1981 - 86. Project on Ecology and Taxonomy of Chalcidoid and other parasites of the Teak / Sal forest ecosystem.
  • Eastern Ghats 1985 - 88 Insect Survey Project.
  • DOEN - Project on Butterfly Pollination.

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