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Family
Backround: Gradfather: PhD from Manchester University, UK Father: Retd. Dy. Commissioner (Superintending Engineer), Alumni of Jabalpur Engineering College Wife: Dr. Shobha: M.D., D.G.O., MBBS, Leading Gynaecologist Elder Daughter Dr. Pradhnya: MBBS, PG in Radiology, Radiologiest at Buldhana Younger Daughter Dr. Aboli: MD Radiology GMC Solapu 2nd topper from Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik, MBBS Topper Govt. Medical College GMC Nagpur |
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Shortlisted
for the position of Vice Chancellor for Symbiosis International University
Pune (2011), Pratap University Jaipur (2011), Nirma University Ahmedabad
(2012), People University Bhopal (2013), Indus University Ahmedabad
(2014), Ganpat University, Gandhinagar (2014),
IIIT (2015), Sandeep University Maharashtra (2016), MIT Art Design &
Technology University Pune (2016), MIT Global Peace University Pune
(2017) and International Branch Campus (first foreign University by
Govt of India) namely IIIT- Myanmar (Burma) which is a joint project
of Government of Myanmar, India (Ministry of External Affairs Govt.
of India) and IIIT-Bangalore (2016). |
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My
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1. Dr. Rajiv Dharaskar Speech 1st year Orientation program at IIIT Kottayam, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgFIl85wcxI | |||
2. Prof. Rajiv Dharaskar, Director IIIT Kottayam Keynote on Innovation at IIIT Bhagalpur (13 Dec 2021), https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qxPqAl_ago | |||
3. Speech of Prof. Rajiv Dharaskar, Director IIIT Kottayam, on "Innovation and Defence Sector" (23 Sept 2021), https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sf9CYMSZIIA | |||
4. First Convocation 2019- Indian Institute of Information Technology Kottayam (27 Aug 2019), https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4dBEpDnk_M&t=1731s | |||
5. IIIT Kottayam Second Convocation – 2020 (17 Oct 2020), https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dg-ckUwEyk | |||
6. Third Convocation- 2021, IIIT Kottayam (Full HD, 4th Sept 2021), https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3o4hxJOBwXs | |||
7. First International Conference on Innovative Trends In Information Technology (ICITIIT-20) (12-13 Feb 2020), https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIJnDVhtSqw&t=16s | |||
8. Inaugural Session of 2nd International Conference on Innovative Trends in Information Technology (11-12 Feb 2021), https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_5S7UYZro0 | |||
9. Independance day speech as a Director of IIIT Kottayam. https://youtu.be/l3K4p2hBOdo |
Qualifications |
Since 2009, I am involved in the
research work for Doctor of Science
(DSC) degree in Computer Engineering
(Digital and Cyber Forensics),
which is a highly interdisciplinary technical topic of national interest.
This research mainly focused on Computer Forensics, Mobile Forensics,
Databases and Forensics, Device Forensics, Network Forensics, Image
Processing and Forensics, Cloud Computing and Internet Forensics, Application
Forensics, Data Visualization and Forensics, Pear to Pear (P2P) Forensics,
Operating System Forensics, Disk Forensics, GPS Forensics, VANET Forensics,
Data Mining Techniques and Forensics, Email Forensics, Multimedia Forensics,
Live Memory Forensics etc. My 800 pages book on digital forensics namely
“Complexities of Cyber Forensics” is under process. On this
topic, I have published 120 research papers
(out of total 370 research papers) and guided / guiding 7 PhD Scholars.
Click here for more details. Since 2011, I am involved in the research
work for Doctor of Literature (D.Litt.)
degree, which is based on my 6 published
books on World Class Universities and Innovation (2400 pages with 2600
references). To write these books, I have gone through more than 10
lakh pages of thousands of authentic documents from more than 40 nations
like published reports, Books, White papers, Research papers, Magazines,
Newspaper articles, University websites, official statistical analysis
etc. This is highly interdisciplinary work, which requires knowledge
and understanding of worldwide higher education systems, history of
education and world, international political scenario, International
economics and Monitory system, Financial and Fiscal management, Culture
of various nations and socio-economic systems, Human Phycology, Business
Management, Education Technologies, Regularity framework of different
nations and legal complexities, Industrial culture of different nations,
Knowledge of R&D and Innovation Ecosystems, International trade
and Laws, Educational Policies of different countries, International
collaboration and many more issues. |
Administrative
Experience |
Director, Indian Institute
of Information Technology (IIIT), Kottyam, Kerala, India An Institute of National Importance |
IIIT Kottayam - Eye Catching Photographs...Must Watch Click Here |
Director, MPGI Group of Institutes Integrated
(Technical) Campus Nanded 14 March 2011 - 28 Feb 2019 (Lien period 02 Feb 2015 - 03 June 2015) Responsible for handling management of group of institutes (Engineering, Polytechnic and Management), which have 3 Principals, 7 Assistant Directors, 15 Head of the departments, over 200 staff members and 2200 students. Introduced administrative reforms; strengthen T&P cell; Developed strong industry interface; Established Forums, Cells, Special Interest Groups, Centers and Clubs for overall development of students; Encouraged research activities, Funding (Fund raising, Revenue Generation and Cost Saving), International Relations, Extension Activates, e-learning based teaching, pedagogy, accreditation, branding of the group of institutes; Computerization and Indigenous software development; Student Centric activities; Established laboratories, Server Rooms, Intranet, Center of Excellence; Developed cost effective and efficient administrative culture and processes. |
MPGI is one of the youngest
NAAC Accredited Integrated Campus in Maharashtra...Credit
Goes to our Management and our team. |
MPGI Group of Institutes Integrated Campus, Nanded
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Former Director, DIMAT - Disha Group of Institutes &
Technical Campus
and Disha Education Society DES, Raipur, CG The State Government of Chhattisgarh
has given LOI for State University
to Disha Education Society (DES) in in 2014. The DES couldn’t
pursue it because certain technical reasons. It is one of the best campus
in Central India. Colleges at DES Satya Vihar Campus are: Worked as a director of group of institutes with full administrative, financial and appointment powers. The administrative responsibility was to handle 4 institutes with 16 courses along with Registrar Office, Finance Department, T&P division, Admission division, Maintenance division, Logistic division, Housekeeping division, NBA Accreditation, ERP software management, Computer Centers, Learning Resources centers, Boys and Girls Hostels, Online University Examination Center, Events, NCC & Sports, R&D activities, Industry Interface, FDP, Interaction with Regulatory Bodies (Nursing Council, Bar Council, AICTE, UGC etc.) and Universities (Technical, Medical etc.), Various Dean Offices, 4 Principals, 2000 students and 300 faculty / staff members etc. |
DIMAT - Disha Technical Campus, Raipur, CG |
Former Professor and Head, PG Department of Computer Science & Engineering at GHRCE TEQUIP beneficiary Autonomous Engineering Institute, 66th position in NIRF Ranking, Nagpur 21 May 2008 - 13 March 2011 (2 years 11 months) As the Head of the largest Computer Department in Maharashtra (2 UG and 3 PG courses) of an Autonomous Institute, handled all responsibilities successfully. Mainly focused on the overall development of Engineering Post Graduate Department (3 MTech courses in Computer Engineering, Embedded Systems & Computing, Wireless Communication & Computing) and Research Center. Involved the MTech students in innovative research activities and developed research culture. Established and developed PhD Research Center. Focused on Funding, Industrial research and collaboration with industry and HE institutes; Played main role in organizing IEEE International conferences. The result is 300 student’s publications within 3 years. Accredited PG courses, Involved in TEQIP activities and Framing the Rules and Regulations for autonomous institute and deemed university, Active participation in professional bodies like CSI, IEEE, Involved in work of University and Autonomous Institute at various level (Chairman BOS and PG Moderation Committee, Member Academic Council, 32/5 committee, Selection Committee, Permanent Affiliation Committee, Local Enquiry Committee, Syllabus Design committee for BE & MTech courses). |
GHRCE Nagpur |
Former Associate Professor and Head
(System Analyst), Department of Comp. Tech. & Department of Info.Tech.
at M.Institute of Engineering & Technology, an oldest private engineering
college in Maharashtra, Gondia 01 March 1993 - 21 May 2008 (15 years
3 months) Involved in the technical development of undergraduate students in the field of computer and information technology. Introduced the latest technologies to prepare the students for facing the challenges of the IT industry. Encouraged students for hands on training and software development and provided way to exhibit programming talent through software and technical exhibitions. Preferred beyond syllabus teaching approach. As a HoD of the Department of Computer Technology and Department of Information Technology focused on overall development of the students as per requirements of industry. In the 15 year span, encouraged many students to join NCST Mumbai for most advanced training in the field of computing, Overall efforts resulted in one of the best off campus placement in last three decades. The remarkable technical strength helped them to climb the ladder of success throughout the world. |
Former Assistant Professor at
MIET Gondia 02 July 1984 - 28 February 1993 (8 years 8 months) Focused on engineering mathematics, particularly in the field of electronics and computer technology. Enhanced the capability of the students to solve the real time engineering problems with alternative innovative approaches. Developed strong mathematical foundation to face the challenges of engineering field. |
MIET Gondia
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Involvement
in University Work & Regulatory Bodies |
Worked as • Chairman and Member of Board of Studies • Member of Academic Council • Chairman Moderation committee • Member of Affiliation, Local Enquiry, Subject Examination committee • Member Curriculum Development and Syllabus Design committee • Member of more than 50 Selection Committees • Ph.D , MTech, MPhil, Examiner, Paper setter, Guide and Mentor • Affiliation, Approval and Inspection process • Member of Research Recognition (RRC) Committee SGB Amravati University For various universities and autonomous institutions like And Experience of handling issues of affiliated institutes with Regulatory
Councils and Bodies like |
While
doing Admnistration paid special attension to Industry Interface, Student
Centric Activities, Assessment and Accreditation |
Industry Interface I have given emphasis on the cultivation of strong links with industry and promotion of various industrial activities by the faculty members and students of our institutes. In order to keep up with the growing volume of industrial liaison activities, and even more importantly, to catalyze the further growth and development of interaction between the Institute and Industry, a separate Industry Institute Partnership Cell has been established at my institues. The activities, which I have promoted, are: Industrial visits, Guest Lectures from Industry, Industrial Training in Relevant Fields, In-Plant Training, Industry Based R&D Projects, Industry Tie ups / Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), Curriculum Development as per Requirements of Industry, Industry Institute Sharing of Research Laboratories, Industry Oriented Technical Exhibitions, Assistance In-Campus Selections, Testing Laboratories for Industry, Joint Collaborative Conference, Seminars and Workshops , Alumni Association Involvement, Students Evaluation for Campus Placement, Career Guidance, Interdisciplinary Industry Oriented Programs, Entrepreneurship Development Program, Incubation Center , Rural Technology Development Center with the help of Industry, Center of Excellence for each engineering departments with the support of industry, Consultancy Services, Continuing Education, Organize workshop, HR Meet, TPO Meet, Parent Meet, Internal Revenue Generation, Joint Research Publications, Joint Patents, Sponsored industrial research, Use of industrial labs by institute, Identify industry problems and provide solutions, Creation of industrial chair to support research, Collaborative Educational Programmes, Sabbatical level assignments to the faculty members, Faculty training in industry, Greater utilization of resources, Access to library and other infrastructure, Center for Development of Advanced Computing tie – up for certificate courses, Collaborative Laboratories, Done almost every activity at DIMAT Raipur and got the award for industry interface.Best Industry Interface Institution Think Media Award 2015 for DIMAT Raipur from Home Minister of Chhattisgarh State. The Think India Education Summit 2015, Chhattisgarh, presented an award to DIMAT in recognition of being the Best Industry Interface Institution. The award was given away by the Hon. Home Minister of Chhattisgarh, Shri Ram Sewak Paikraand Mr. Pradeep Tandon, Senior Vice President (Corporate Affairs), Jindal Steel & Power Ltd. Raipur, Chhattisgarh. |
Teaching
Experience |
Teaching
(32 years) Following subjects have been taught at Post Graduate and Under Graduate level of Engineering Faculty: Post Graduate: M.Tech. (Computer Science & Engineering): Artificial Intelligence, Software Engineering Under Graduate: B.E. (Computer Technology) & B.E. (Information Technology): C, C++, Java, Microsoft Visual Basic, Web Technology, Data Processing and File System, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Graphics, Object Oriented Methodology, Object Oriented Design, Compute Architecture, Software Engineering, Visual Techniques (Windows Programming and Microsoft Visual Basic), Discrete mathematics, Probability Theory, DBMS etc. Special Talks delivered on Recent Topics : E-learning, M-learning, Human Computer Interaction, Streaming Multimedia, E-Pedagogy, Multimedia Programming, Virus Programming, TSR Programming, Undocumented DOS, Expert Systems, New ways of Computing, Web Design etc |
Books
Published (Total 11) |
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My
Series of 9 Books on World Class Universities,
IIIT Model, IBC &
Innovation (4000 pages with 4000
References) Shroff
Publication Link: http://www.shroffpublishers.com/search.aspx?q=dharaskar&v=0&l=0&p=1 |
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Search the string “World Class
University Book” through Google Image Search. The Google Search
Engine will display my books in initial two rows, which indicates
the magnitude of reader’s response from all over the world for
my series of books on world class universities. |
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International,
National and State Level Recognitions (Comments) by renowned Academicians
and Authorities Click
Here |
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New
Book: “Eradicating
Black Economy Globally? Cashless Economy is a Threat to your Economic Status. You will be a Puppet in the hands of Government Hackers can fiddle with your hard-earned money & Life Savings. Privacy would become a Thing of the Past. Your economic freedom will be in danger. Threat of Internet Policing. Every citizen will be under surveillance. Survival problem for Retired employees and Widows. Foundation of the Technocratic Dictatorship. End-game of the Ruling Class. It’s a for entire nation. Are You Aware that, Cashless Technology-Storm is Redefining Your Way of Life, Home Economics, Business Models, Market Conditions, Government Controls, Internal as well as External Systems, Economic Privacy, Monetary Security, Financial Independence, Survival etc. It will reshape your entire ecosystem as well as future of mankind. Every Nation Needs Less-Cash Economy but in any case NOT Cashless Economy. |
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"Recipe for Disaster"
- Defective & Failure Business Model of Private Self-Financed Education
Institutes Private Self-Financed Institutes are responsible for India's spectacular growth in Higher Education Sector. Unfortunately, these institutes are based on defective and failure Business Model and now this model has become Recipe for Disaster. I have included hundreds of analysis, which academicians, experts and media are reluctant to address, hesitate to highlight and couldn't dare to speak. Free download link: Click Here |
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"Roadmap, Risk, Intricacies & Challenges of Setting up Overseas Campus" (407 Pages, 313 References, Released on 08 April 2016) Free Download Link: Click Here |
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"Secrets of Success of IIIT Model - Can Rejuvenate & Ignite Engineering Education in India" (Pages 209, References 222) Free Download Link: Click Here |
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“Innovation - Growth Engine for Nation - Nice Buzzword but Often Misunderstood”, by Shroff Publication (644 pages with 693 References, Hundreds of Interesting Case Studies, Released on 7 Dec 2014). Download Link (Free): http://www.dharaskar.com/innovation-book-6.html In most simplified way, this book explains the Inner Dynamics of the concept of Innovation from A to Z. In USA, Innovation supports at least 40 million jobs and contribute 34.8 % US GDP. South Korea, the Top most Innovative country of the World could raise GDP (PPP) per capita to $33140. India is just at $5410 (123rd position in the world). Innovation is must for economic growth & to become developed nation. But in the Innovation Decade (2011-2020), India slipped 10 ranks (76th position) in Global Innovation Index 2014. How to improve this situation? How to introduce the culture of Innovation in India? What are the root causes of poor Innovation Ecosystem in India? What is the importance of Innovation Clusters? What are the best practices all over the world? How to introduce innovation in industry and R&D labs? How to introduce innovation in Academia? How to enhance employability through Innovation Competencies? I would like to answer these question with the help of hundreds of interesting case studies. I would like to ignite human brain for innovation through this venture. I am sure once you read few pages of this book, you will be in love with this book. It’s for everybody; from industry to academia; from government authorities to office staff; from parents to students; from faculty of medicine or engineering to faculty of Arts; from small scale businessman to corporate house. I have written this book in such way that everybody should be benefited and start thinking creatively. Before my final departure from this world, I would like to see our nation as Developed Nation. It can happen only through Innovation. I am sure, after “Skill India” and “Make in India” the next slogan will be “Innovation India”. |
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“113 Difficulties in Developing World Class Universities” (319 pages, 345 References, Date of Release: 20 March 2014). Covers almost every difficulty, Obstacle, Barrier, Hurdle for establishing or developing world class university in India. The book can be download (FREE) from http://dharaskar.com/world-class-university-book-4.html | |
Washington Accord & Multi-Objective Integrated Model for Developing WCU (World Class University) (328 pages, 417 References, Date of Release: 15 Aug 2014) The salient features are: - Roadmap and Clear Direction for developing institute
or university of international repute, This Roadmap connects all the
books in the series of books on World Class University, which is a
gigantic work containing 2300 pages with 2600 references. |
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“Funding
Techniques of Renowned Universities of the World”,
Shroff Publishers & Distributers Pvt. Ltd. (ISBN Number: 978-93-5110-308-0,
Pages: 204, References 251) This book covers Hundreds of Best Practices and Case Studies of World Renowned Universities for Funding, Fund Raising, Revenue Generation and Cost Saving. These techniques can help to improve the financial capabilities of Indian universities or Institutes of Higher Education to face the global challenges. The financial capability can be utilized to increase the affordability of higher education for young population India to establish Knowledge Base Society. |
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“Strategy
to Developed World Class Universities”,
Shroff Publishers & Distributers Pvt. Ltd. (ISBN Number:
978-93-5110-228-1, Pages: 500, References: 444).
This book covers thousands of parameters
to know exact current status of University, Blueprint of Future Plans
and Vigilance Mechanisms like Feedback, Audit, Benchmarking; Reveals
detailed Techniques to Achieve Goals of World Class University like
Developing Strong Financial Backbone, International Students $100bn
Market, Global Talent Hunt, Global Employability and Injecting it to
Academic Culture, International Accreditations, Teaching to Research
University, Two Way Industry Interface, Internationalization of Curriculum
Design with Highly Flexible Credit System, Technology to Keep Ahead
of the Race, Hundreds of Best Practices and Case Studies. |
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“Technology-Storms Redefining
World Class Universities”, Shroff
Publishers & Distributers Pvt. Ltd. (ISBN Number:
978-93-5110-308-0, Pages: 412, References: 523) The technology is changing everything, including business models of many businesses. In the 21st Century, ATM changed the Banking Sector; E-books changed Publishing Industry; MP3 changed Music Industry; Email changed Postal Services, Digital Camera changed Photography Industry; Mobile changed Telephone Industry; Satellite Film distribution changed Business Model of Film Industry; ICT changed Stock Market and so on. Beware that the Next is Education. The Technology-storm has stretched the boundaries of Universities across the globe. The Digital revolution is changing the dimensions of student‘s Learning Space beyond the campuses. The classrooms are converted into Global Studios. Through Technology, the Teachers are playing the role of Universal Connectors to International Knowledge Hubs. The Games & Simulation Technologies are changing the Pace of Human Learning. The Google, Interactive E-Books, Digital Library adding global component to University Libraries. The Administrators are using range of CRM software along with Social Networking to manage customers like alumni, international students and campus placement and companies across the globe. The Cloud Computing, VNC and BYOD are pushing the computer labs and server rooms to the remote corners of the earth. The Virtual and Augmented Reality technologies facilitate the global laboratories and adding new dimension to learning. University Industry Technological Partnerships are diluting Geographical Boundaries between Nations. The technology facilitates satellite campuses throughout the world. On the top of this, the e-learning technology, YouTube, Wikipedia, Video Repositories, Open Course Ware, Podcast and MOOC are threatening the existence of University Empires. The Collaborative software, Facebook, LinkedIn, Smart Phones, Kindle, all these have changed the way society has defined its boundaries. The 3D Printing is reshaping Teaching, Learning, Visualization Capability, Rate of Innovations at universities, industries and medical field. Robot Surgery is revamping medical profession. Virtual Office tools, Online Surveillance Systems, Paperless office and Integrated Internet based Management Information Systems gives the power to operate the university office from any corner of the globe. One cannot afford to overlook these EDU-storms. It‘s all about journey from Campus 1.0 to Campus 2.0. |
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Technical Books | |
"The
Hidden Treasure of C", BPB Publications, New Delhi, 1995.
More than 25, 000 copies are in circulation throughout the world. |
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"Complexities of Cyber Forensics", 800 pages
book by 20 co-authors, who are PhD scholars working on digital forensics
(under development). Covers Multidisciplinary areas of Digital Forensics like Computer Forensics, Application Forensics, Artificial Intelligence, Network Forensics, Cloud Forensics, Data Base Forensics, Data Mining, Data Visualization, Device Forensics, Email Forensics, Image Forensics, Mobile Forensics, Multimedia Forensics, P2P Forensics, Virtual Operating System Forensics, Steganography, GPS Forensics, VOIP Forensics, Soft Computing, Disk Forensics |
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Versatile Projects in C (completed
but not yet published), Virus scanning and cleaning (completed but not yet published), The Hottest C Movie (with 4 CD, 50 hours audio-visual Movie) (completed but not yet published) |
Research
Activities and Experience |
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Summery
Major scientific fields of interest : Digital Forensic and Cyber Security, E-learning, M-learning, Human Computer Interaction, Streaming Multimedia, E-Pedagogy, Programming languages, Artificial Intelligence,Expert Systems, Software Engineering,, Virus Programming, Computer Graphics, Mobile Technology, Data Mining etc.
Click
here to Download list of 370 research papers with Citations, Impact
Factor, UGC / Google / Scopus Indexing (34 pages)
Citations and h-Index Google Scholar: Citations: 1426, h-index: 19 Elsevier Scopus: Citations: 370, h-index: 11 PhD Guidance (total 13 PhD awarded) Awarded PhD to 13 Research Scholars and 1 more PhD Scholar is submiting the Thesis. Guiding 2 more research scholars. |
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Keynote Speaker / Invited Speaker at International Conferences Keynote 01. “Indian Universities E-Learning Challenges: What? How? Why? When? Where?”, International Conference on ICT (Information Communication Technology) in Education & Development, Bhopal, 16 Dec 2004 02."Web & Multimedia Based E-Learning: Categories & Development Complexities", International Conference CNFE' 05, Asia Pacific Institute of Information Technology, SD India (affiliated to Staffordshire University, UK) 03. International Conference "Global Trends and Innovations in Education", Lucknow, 16-18 Oct 2006 * 05. International Conference on Advances in Computing (ICAC 2008), Chikhali, Maharashtrra, 21-22 Feb 20088 06. Keynote Speaker Invitation, International Conference on Education Technology and Computers (ICETC 2009), Singapore, 17-20 April 2009 Invited Speaker 07. Invited Speaker, International Conference on Web Engineering & Application (ICWA2006), Bhubneshwar, 23-24 Dec 2006 08. Invited Speaker, “Emerging Indian HE E-Learning Dimensions for Business in Borderless World”, Sixth International Conference on Borderless World: Emerging Dimensions for Business, New Delhi, 2-5 Jan 2005 * 09. Invited Speaker, "Mobile Computing", International Conference ICT 2006, Kathmandu, Nepal, 24-26 March, 2006 |
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Keynote / Invited Speaker at National Conferences Keynote Speaker 10. "E-Learning: Revolutionary Technology for Rural Areas", IV National Conference NCITCSE-05, Nandyal, Andhra Pradesh, 12 March 2005 11. "E-Learning, Simulation and Virtual Labs", NSD-2005, Amravati University, Amravati, 27 Feb 2005 12. "E-Learning Software Development Complexities", National Conference on Recent Trends in Information Technology based Education and Training, Sathyamangalam, Erode Dt., Tamil Nadu, 19-20 October 2005 13. "Mobile Learning Technologies", National Conference on Network Security and Fuzzy Logic, Kamala Nehru Mahavidyalaya, Nagpur, 12 Aug 2006 14. National Conference on "Advancements in Information Technology and Internet Security (AITIS-2008), SIBAR, Pune, 4-5 Jan 2008 15. UGC Sponsored One Day National Seminar on the theme “e-Governance for Common Man” at Dhanwate National College, Nagpur 16. "HCI and Research Problems", National Conference, KITS, Ramtek 2010 17. National Conference, Rajanangaon, MPB 18. Chief Guest and Keynote Speaker, National Conference “Role of IT in Education”, Shri Dadasheb Gawai Charitable Trust, Takshashila Mahavidyalaya, Amravati, 22 Dec 2012 19. Chief Guest and Keynote Speaker, National Conference on Advances in Computing & Networking (NCAICN-2013), Organized by Prof. Ram Meghe Institute of Technology and Research, Badnera, In Association with the Institution of Engineers (AIE) & The Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers (IETE), 30th March 2013 20. Keynote Address "Innovation Innovation: Key for Exponential Growth" at BITCON 2015, Bhilai. Invited Speaker 20. “The New Dimensions of E-Learning & Innovative Research Areas for Computer Professionals”, CSI National Conference E-Services: Dream to Reality”, Hyderabad, 26-28 Aug 2004 21. “The Real Challenges in E-Learning”, CSI National Conference “e-Learning-Challenges and opportunities in the Indian Context”, Hyderabad, 29-30 Oct 2004 22. “The Corporate E-Learning: Why? How? When?”, National Conference “Enterprise-wide Information Systems”, IPE, Hyderabad, 26 Nov 2004 23. “E-Learning Opportunities & Challenges”, AICTE Sponsored National Conference “Achieving World Class Excellence Education and Industry (AWCE 2004)”, Nagpur, 28 Nov 2004 24. "E-Learning & Simulation Technology", National Conference on Next Generation IT: Documenting The Future "Gyanodaya", Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, 20 March 2005 25. "Mobile Computing", National Conference "Cyber Security, Data Mining and ICT for Society”, G. G. University, Bilaspur, 18-19 Jan 2006 26. "E-learning and Use of ICT for Higher Education", National Conference by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) "Quality Initiatives and Best Practice in Teaching-Learning and Evaluation Process", Gondia 28 Jan 2006 27. Recent Advances in Information Technology (RAIT 09), 6-7 Feb 2009, ISM, Dhanbad |
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Invited Talks (Other than conferences) 28. "The New Dimension of E-Learning"(Duration: 5 hours), DOEACC (Department of Electronics), Aurangabad University Campus, Aurangabad, 9 Dec 2005 29. "E-Learning to M-Learning"(Duration: 6 hours), Refresher Course in Computer Science and Information Technology, by Staff College and Department of Computer Science and Information Technology, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad, Maharashtra 11-12 Dec 2005 30. "New Ways of Computing", Tribhuvan University, Institute of Engineering, Nepal, 23 March 2006 31. "Mindblowing Utilities", Nepal Engineering College, Nepal, 23 March 2006 32. “Virtual Universities”, On special invitation of Hon. Vice Chancellor, SGB Amravati University, 21 March 2007 33. "How IT can improve productivity?", National Seminar, KITS, Ramtek 34. "ICT Applications", SGB Amravati University, 2010 35. Pannel Member, Round Table Pannel Discussion on Model of World Class University along with Director IIT, IIM, Vice Chancellors etc at PDPU, Gandhinagar, Gujarat |
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Editor / Reviewer: Journals 1. Journal of Information, Information Technology, and Organization (JIITO), USA 2. Interdisciplinary Journal of Knowledge and Learning Objects (IJKLO), USA 3. International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning (iJET), University of Kassel, Germany and Austria 4. The Journal of Information Systems Education (JISE), Appalachian State University Boone, North Carolina, USA 5. International Jourrnal on Comuter Science and Information Technology, Serial Publications, India 6. International Journal of Computing and Information Sciences (IJCIS), Canada 7. Member of Editorial Board of International Journal of Emerging Technologies and Applications in Engineering Technology and Sciences (IJ-ETA-ETS), India 8. Member of Editorial Board of International Journal of Computer Applications in Engineering, Technology and Sciences (IJ-CA-ETS), India 9. The Journal of Computer and Information Science, Canadian Center of Science and Education, Toronto, Canada 10. Invitation for Chief Editor of new International Journal of Serial Publications, India 11. Journal of Education, Informatics and Cybernetics (JEIC), Florida, USA 12. Journal of Advances in Engineering Science, India 13. Special issue of International Journal of Management in Education (IJMIE), USA 14. Technical Editor, International Journal of Computer Science and Applications Reviewer: International Conferences 15. The 3rd International Conference on Education and Information Systems: Technologies and Applications EISTA 2005, 14-17 July 2005, Florida, USA 16. Program Committee member and Reviewer, IRMA 2006 International Conference, 21-26 May 2006, Washington, 17. Program Committee member and Reviewer, International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems ICEIS 2007, 12-16 June 2007, Funchal, Madeira, Portugal 18. Informing Science plus Information Technology Education Joint Conference InSITE 2007, June 22-25, 2007, Ljubljana, Slovenia 19.The International Conference on Computer Engineering and Applications (CEA 2007), January 17-19, 2007, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia and Greece 20. Program Committee member, International Conference on Advances in Computer Vision and Information Technology ACVIT 2007, 28-30 Nov 2007, Aurangabad, India 21.The International Conference "CSIT Ed 2007", The Republic of Mouritius (India Ocean), University of Technology, Mauritius 22. Program Committee member and Reviewer, International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems ICEIS 2008, 12-16 June 2008, Funchal, Barcelona, Spain 23.International Conference on Advances in Computing (ICAC 2008) 24.International Conference on Computer Networks and Security ICCNS 2008, 26-28 Sept 2008, VIT, Pune 25. Program Committee member, International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems ICEIS 2009, Milan, Italy 26. Program Committee Member, International Conference Association for Learning Technology (ALT 2009), Manchester, UK, 8-10 September 2009 27. 7th International Conference on Education and Information Systems: Technologies and Applications EISTA 2009, USA 28. International Symposium On Engineering Education and Educational Technologies (EEET 2009), Florida, USA 29. Second International Conference on Advances in computer Vision and Information Technology (ACVIT-09), 16-19 December 2009 Reviewer: National Conferences 30. Reviewer, National Conference "Cyber Security, Data Mining and ICT for Society”, 16-18 Jan 2006, Bilaspur 31. Reviewer, "Affordable Computing", Computer Society of India, 41st Annual Convention CSI-2006, Kolkata, 23-25 Nov 2006 32. Editor, National Conference Invent 2007, Gondia 33. Reviewer, National Conference AITIS-2008, SIBAR, Pune, 4-5 Jan 2008 |
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Publicity Chair / Regular Chair / Session Chair / Session Organizer / Organizing Committee / Steering Committee / Scientific Committee Member International Conferences and Workshops 1. Publicity and Organization Chairs, International Conference on New Trends in Information and Service Science (NISS 2009), Beijing, China, June 30- July 2, 2009 2. Regular Session Chair, IEEE Computer Society supported International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering & Technology (ICETET-08), 16-18 July 2008, GHRCE, Nagpur, India 3. Session Chair / Session Organizer, The 9th World (International) Multi-Conference on Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics WMSCI 2005, Orlando, Florida, USA ** 4. Session Chair, International Conference CNFE' 05, Asia Pacific Institute of Information Technology, SD India (Affiliated to Stffordshire University, UK), 9-10 April 2005 5. International Conference on Advances in Computing (ICAC 2008), India 6. Organising Committee Member, International Conference on ‘Semantic E-business and Enterprise Computing (SEEC 2008)", Cochin, Kerala, India 7. Member in the Scientific Committee of BICS 2008 workshop (Bio-Inspired Computational Methods Used for Difficult Problems Solving. Development of Intelligent and Complex Systems), Romanian Academy, Romania and Petru Maior University, Tirgu Mures, Romania, November 5-7, 2008 8. Member in the Scientific Committee of CANS 2008 workshop (Complexity and Intelligence of the Artificial and Natural Complex Systems. Medical Applications of the Complex Systems. Biomedical Computing), Romanian Academy, Romania and Petru Maior University, Tirgu Mures, Romania, November 8-10, 2008 9. Invitation for Session Chair, IEEE International Advance Computing Conference (IACC’09), Thapar University, Patiala, March 6-7, 2009 10. Committee Member, 5th International Conference on Digital Content, Multimedia Technology and Its Applications (IDC 09), 25-27 Aug 2009, Seoul, Korea (Online membership) 11. Committee Member, 5th International Conference on Networked Computing (INC 09), 25-27 Aug 2009, Seoul, Korea (Online membership) National Conferences 12. Session Chair and Steering Committee Member, National Conference Invent 2007, Gondia 13. National Advisory Committee, AITIS-08, Sinhgad Institute of Business Administration and Research (SIBAR), Pune, India 14. Advisory Committee Member and Session Chair, National Conference on "Emerging Trends in Communication & Information Technology (ETCIT-08), Amravati, Maharashtra, India 15. Session Chairman at National Conference on “Wireless Communication and Networking WINCON-09 ” at LTIT, Mumbai, 9-10 Jan 2009 16. Session Chair, Recent Advances in Information Technology (RAIT 09), 6-7 Feb 2009, ISM, Dhanbad 17. Advisory Committee, Information Technology Enabled Services 2009 (ITeS-09), Shivaji Science College, Akola, 18 April 2009 18. Advisory Committee, National Seminar on Mathematics in Computer Engineering, Sinhgad College of Engineering, Pune, 21-22 April 2009 19. Advisory Committee, National Conference on Innovative Paradigms in Engineering & Technology NCIPET-2012, S.B. Jain Institute of Technology, Management & Research, Nagpur |
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Total Published and Presented Research Papers 370 International / National (Peer Reviewed) Journal Research Papers (167)
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Ph.D. guide for RTM Nagpur University and SGB Amravati University for Computer Engineering (Faculty of Engineering & Technology) and Computer Science (Faculty of Science). Ph.D. Awarded (13)
Ph.D. Guiding
M.Tech. Guide / Co-Guide The PG Department of Computer Science and Engineering, GHRCE is having three M.Tech. / M.E. programs namely M.Tech. (Computer Science and Engineering), M.E. (Wireless Communications and Computing) and M.E. (Embedded Systems and Computing). Every M.Tech. thesis is suported by minimum 3 research papers. Guided 32 projects and partially guided 5 projects.
M.Phil. Guide Guided M.Phil. Thesis of SGB Amravati University.
B.E. / M.Sc. / M.C.A Guide Guided more than 80 B.E. (Computer Technology) and B.E. (Information Technology) final year projects and many M.C.A., M.Sc. (Computers) projects. Few of them are RVD-EXPERT: An Expert System Shell, An Antiviral Utility (Virus Scanner and Cleaner), ROBSIM (Robotic control through software), Operation AT-85 (Simulation of 8085 Micro-Processor), Graphics User Interface using C, Unix-Word * Star (Word Star 6 in Unix), Fractals using C, C Interpreter, Internal Working of Memory Resident Programs.(TSR), Inventory Control for Mahindra & Mahindra (Power Builder), Computerization of GES Office (Power Builder), ActiveX Control using Visual C++, Audio Recorder (C & Windows Programming), Rice Mill Automation using VB 6, Internet Telnet Server, Digital Image Processing, Web Server, Net Spy, System Information & Benchmarking, Midlets for Smart Phones etc. Got the first prize in National level software project contest Compufest-2003, organized by Computer Technology Student Council, Dept of Computer Technology, YCCE, Nagpur |
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Major R&D
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Professional
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Fellow, IETE 02. Life Member Computer Society of India (CSI ) 03. Member of IEEE, USA (2009-11) 04. The Indian Science congress Association |
Continuing Education:
STTP Attended
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Area of Interest in the field of Computers |
Internet Programming (HTML, XML,
WML, Java Script, VB Script, ASP, PHP, ASP.Net, VB.Net, C#.Net, Java),
Programming Languages (C, C++, Fortran, Pascal, Visual Basic, Assembly),
Programming Areas (Multimedia, Virus, System, ActiveX, TSR, Undocumented
DOS, Graphics, Expert Systems). Expertise in handling more than 300 softwares products in the areas like 3 Dimensional (Rhino, VRML, DirectX, Java 3D), Expert System Shells (M1, VP-Expert etc.), Graphics (Adobe PhotoShop, Corel Draw, Image Ready etc), Web Designing (Front Page, Dream Weaver, Visual InterDev etc.), Collaborative Tools (Groove Workspace, Presentation Pro etc.), Interactive Software (RoboDemo, Rapid Developer, ViewLetBuilder, Expert Author, Turbo Demo, Camtasia Studio, Microsoft Producer, Macromedia Breeze etc.), Operating Systems (Windows, Unix etc), System Utilities, Internet Utilities, DBMS (Access, My SQL, SQL Server etc.), Presentation Softwares, Cross Compilers, Audio Softwares (Audio Gold, codec converters etc), Audio-Video Editors, Game Programming (Open GL, DirectX etc), CD softwares (Clone, CD Check, CD Security softwares etc) |
Innovations
& Creativity |
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Books Published a 642 pages book on Innovation |
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Innovative
Events • From 1994 to 2008, every year, I actively organized Software Exhibitions to enhance the creativity of the students • Organize the Simulation-Animation Exhibitions with the help of UG students • 3D Printer Innovation Workshop for Mechanical engineering students • Workshop on “Innovative Use of Mechanical Engineering Laboratories: Beyond Syllabus” by Dr. Prakash Bapat, IISc Bangalore |
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Innovative Research / Thesis
/ Projects Guided many innovative BE, MTech projects, Research Projects and PhD Thesis. |
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E-Learning
Software (Total 8): To develop the Coding Culture Developed Innovative E-Learning Softwares for Teaching Computer Engineering Subjects and to develop programming skills (1994-2007) |
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Since 1993, he has adopted innovative
teaching methodology to change the higher education scenario, when nobody
even thought about e-learning technology as a useful means to spread higher
education across the globe. He has developed innovative e-learning teaching
software of 60 hours duration (uploaded
604 videos) for training of C / C++ language. It took
three years for development and another three years for testing. More
than 100 books on ‘C / C++’ languages have been referred for
developing this software. Thousands of engineering and other students
have been trained with the help of this kit and more than 1500 copies
of this software are in circulation. This software has reduced the teaching-learning
time to 33% and that too with high degree of memory retention rate. The
trained students could successfully clear the world toughest Machine Test
of ‘C’ language of National Centre Software Technology (NCST)
Mumbai. Due to some technical reasons, he could not convert these videos
in appropriate format, which are compatible to current systems. In 2021,
he got the breakthrough and started the YouTube Channel for enhancing
the Programming / Coding Culture of India and uploaded
those 604 videos of C and C++ languages. It’s a simulation
of C language teacher which could replace the actual teacher in engineering
institutes. It’s a unique facility and nowhere available in the
world. It has more than 25000 views within just 6 months.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDMHOBgLbMtpaZoy-zwQOjw/playlists
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YouTube Channel for providing training to millions of students of C & C++ Programming Languages for changing the programming culture of India |
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Screen
Shots - C and C++ Languages |
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Developed innovative e-learning
teaching software and trained thousands of students. Reduced teaching-learning
time to 33% with high
degree of memory retention rate. The trained students
could successfully clear the world toughest Machine Test on C language
developed by National Center Software Technology (NCST) Mumbai |
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3. Computer Graphics:
Developed e-learning software for teaching algorithms of computer graphics.
To teach 15 algorithms with the help of Blackboard teaching minimum 20
hours are required whereas with the help of new techniques only 2 hours
are sufficient. This has optimized the teaching time as well as enhance
the memory retention of the students. |
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4. Artificial Intelligence:
Developed the Expert System Shell for teaching Rule Based Expert System
and developed many Knowledge Based Systems. In the practical labs, students
have developed many complex Knowledge Bases. |
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5. Microprocessor: The
simulations of assembly programs can enhance the teaching-learning process
considerably. Thus, Macromedia Flash and Java have been used to develop
the visual simulations. It’s a pseudo simulation technique. The
simulations have been developed for every important concept and tested
over 5 batches of 20 students each. This helps a lot for understanding
the data flow inside the microprocessor during the execution of assembly
language programs. The feedback of the students exhibit overwhelming response.
Following figure shows the simulation of assembly language program using
Flash.The students are more interested in running the programs on Microprocessor
kit. To solve this problem the Assembler has been developed which generates
the .bin and .prn files. The bin file has been supplied to the Simulator,
which simulates the 8085/8086 Microprocessor.
The Assembler (AsmMIET2003) translates the assembly language source code into object code or machine code which can be executed by microprocessor. The AsmMIET2003 does its job in three phases i.e. Scan, Pass 1 and Pass 2. For error free assembly programs it generates .bin and .prn files. To execute the Assembly language programs the Microprocessor kits are required. Students cannot test the Assembly language programs at home. To solve this problem, the Microprocessor Simulation Software has been developed. This software helps to visualize the block diagram of the Microprocessor along with Instructions, Memory address of the instructions, Registers, Flags, Program counter, Stack pointer etc. The program can be executed in two modes i.e. single step and burst mode |
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6. Data Structure: The
Data Structure is difficult core subject for teaching as well as learning.
Many algorithm simulation tools are available. Mostly they are based on
Java and unable to adopt the recent multimedia technology. Thus, they
cannot satisfy the needs of e-learning products. To overcome this problem
the Pseudo algorithm simulation technique has been developed. It teaches
the algorithms by dividing it into small meaningful units, through animated
examples of day to day life, pseudo algorithm simulations for that unit
and audio explanations. For doing the simulations it uses the multimedia
technology effectively and eases the teaching-learning process. This technique
involves the students actively and thus helps to enhance the memory retention
process. |
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7. Web Technology: The Web Technology
syllabus contains Markup and Scripting language like HTML, Java Script
and XML. To teach Java Script and XML the knowledge of HTML is must. It
consumes lot of time. Thus, I have developed HTML movie (5 hours duration)
to teach entire HTML scripting language. I have successfully implemented
this teaching skim for 5 years. |
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8. Visual Programming:
To teach the Visual Programming techniques the knowledge of Visual Programming
language like Microsoft Visual Basic is needed. I have made 5 hours VB
movie to cover the elementary knowledge of this subject. In addition to
this, I have developed mobile version of this movie. |
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Software
Exibitions: To develp the Coding Culture (1994-2007) |
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Software Exhibition is
annual event for 3 days (9 am to 7 pm). I took the initiative to start
this event in 1994 and lead this event for many years. It is a coding
competition. Throughout the year student prepare the software for this
event. Normally it attracts more than 2000 visitors. This big events are
always inaugurated by Prominent National Leaders and Famous Personalities
invited by Hon. Praful Patel, President Gondia Education
Society and MIET Gondia. Through these events, we could
create Coding Culture at MIET Gondia, which had resulted in global employability
of the students. During this period, more than thousand students got the
job at prestigious IT Companies. Today, they have occupied many high-profile
positions in IT industry across the Globe. |
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Hon. Chedilal Gupta |
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Hon. Mukesh Ambani Reliance Group of
Industries, Mr. Vijay Malya and Chairman LIC etc |
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Hon. Sharad Pawar |
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Hon. Lalu Yadav |
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Inauguration by Hon. Vilas Deshmukh, Chief
Minister of Maharashtra and Hon. Praful Patel |
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Training • Invited high profile industry experts to use the existing laboratory infrastructure in an innovative way for teaching beyond syllabus. • Use of English as a Second Language (ESL) Podcasts (more than 600 podcast are available at ESLPod.com) to improve the English Language proficiency of students. Used many techniques mentioned in my book “Technology Storms Redefining World Class Universities” for improving-teaching learning process. |
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Used many
Latest Technology in a innovative way for improving Administrative Efficiency Cloud storage such as DropBox and GoogleDrive, WhatsApp, Email and many more. It has enhanced transparancy and efficiency.Used many techniques mentioned in my book “Technology Storms Redefining World Class Universities” for improving-academic and administrative processes. |
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Keynote Speaker International Conference. Bhopal |
Keynote Speaker International Conference, Bhopal | Keynote Speaker, International Conference, Panipat | RITE 2005Bannari Amman Institute of Technology, Sathyamangalam, Erode Tamil Nadu | CSI President Mr.M. L. Ravikumar, Ex.Director of NCST Dr.
Ramani, Dr. D. D. Sharma, Prof. Rajiv Dharasakar CSI Conference, Hyderabad |
Valedictory function, Jabalpur |
Invited Speaker, Jabalpur | RITE 2005Bannari Amman Institute of Technology, Sathyamangalam, Erode TamilNadu | Invited Speker, Jabalpur | Invited Speker, Jabalpur |
Invited Talk at DOEACC, Aurangabad | Invited Talk at DOEACC, Aurangabad | Invited Talk at DOEACC, Aurangabad | Invited Talk, DBA Marathawada University | Invited Talk, DBA Marathawada University |
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Organizer of Multi Conference 2012 (Computer,
Electronics, Mechanical, Civil and Management) at MPGI Group of Institute
Integrated Campus, Nanded |
Keynote Speaker at UGC Sponsored National Confer at Dhanwate National College on 19 Sept 2008 |
Chief Guest and Keynote Speaker at Shri Dadasheb Gawai Charitable Trust, Takshashila Mahavidyalaya, Amravati, 22 Dec 2012 |
Chief Guest and Keynote Speaker, National Conference on Advances in Computing & Networking (NCAICN-2013), Organized by Prof. Ram Meghe Institute of Technology and Research, Badnera, 30th March 2013 |
GHRCE Computer Batch of 2010 group photograph |
Member of Round Table Discussion Panel along with Directors IIT, IIM, NUEPA, Vice Chancellors, Industrialist, Government Authorities etc. on “Building World Class University Model for India” at Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU), Gandhinagar, Gujarat |
Delivered Keynote Address along with General Secretary, Association of Indian Universities (AIU) Prof. Furqan Qumar and Fr. Mathew Vice Chancellor Christ University, the other invited speakers are Dr. Jancy James Vice Chancellor Central University, Dr. Parkash Edge Hill University UK, Dr. Raj Advisor NAAC, Dr. Jackson UOW Canada, Dr. Prasad IIM etc. |
Invited for Vice Chancellor Conclave at Lawasa (Jan 2016) organized by Christ University Bangaore |
As a Director, Disha Group of Institutes, Raipur |
My photographs |
My residence at Gondia |
My
Favorite Quotes and Beliefs |
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You Decide Your
Own Destiny Hon. Abdul Kalam said in his biography “Wings of Fire” He
who knows others is learned, but the wise one is the one who knows himself.
Learning without wisdom is of no use. …. |
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