Eminent Faculties

Dr. ASHOK KUMAR RAI	Dr. SUNIL KUMAR SINGH	Dr. AMITBODH UPADHYAYA
Prof. (Dr.) ARVIND SINGH	Dr. VINAY KUMAR SAHU	Dr. VIVEK RICHHARIYA
Dr. LISHA KURUP	Dr. ARTI MALVIYA	Dr. ANUJ GARG
Dr. SACHIN TIWARI	Dr. PRATIBHA SHARMA	Dr. MANJU KHARE
Dr. VIRENDRA KUMAR TIWARI	Dr. RANJANA YADAV	Dr. ABHIJEET GUPTA
Dr. YOGESH DEWANG	Dr. SHAILENDRA DWIVEDI	Dr. RAJENDRA G. PATIL
Dr. ABHILASHA SINGH	Dr. ANJALI TIWARI	Dr. MADAN MOHAN SAHU
Dr. SANTOSH SOLANKI	Dr. BRIJESH VERMA	Dr. VISHVENDRA NATH BARTARIA
Dr. SANJEET KUMAR	Dr. SUSHMA JAT	Dr. ASHISH KHARE
Dr. VARSHA PARMAR	Dr. DEEPIKA AGRAWAL	Dr. POOJA SAXENA
Dr. SYED UVAID ULLAH	Dr. PREETI GUPTA	Dr. SONI CHANGLANI
Dr. SOHEB MUNIR	Dr. VANDANA PANDEY	Dr. RAJESH KUMAR SAKALE
Dr. VINEET RICHHARIYA	Dr. SUNIL PHULRE	Prof. SUSHIL KUMAR
Dr. RITUJA NIGHOJKAR	Dr. ANOOP K CHATURVEDI	Dr. UMA SHANKAR KURMI
Dr. OM PRAKASH RAI	Dr. BHANU PRATAP SINGH	Dr. VK PUNDHIR
Dr. MEGHA KAMBLE	Dr. NEERAJ DUBEY	Dr. ROSHANI SHARMA
Dr. K. N. SHUKLA	Dr. M. ZAHID ALAM	Dr. NAVEEN AGRAWAL
Dr. MANISH KHEMARIYA	Dr. ANKITA GAUTAM	Dr. AMAR SINGH RATHORE
Dr. G KUMAR	Dr. SHANKAR KUMAR	Dr. KIRAN MANI TRIPATHI
Dr. BHUPESH GOUR	Dr. BHAVANA LIKHITKAR	Dr. AKANKSHA MISHRA
Dr. AMIT SHRIVASTAVA	Dr. SANTOSH JAIN	Dr. HEMANT MAHALA
Dr. SHUBHA AGARWAL	Dr. MEETOO SINGH	Dr. SADHNA K. MISHRA
Dr. PRAVEEN K SINGHAI	Dr. ANIL K. SAXENA	Dr. BHUPENDRA TRIPATHI
Dr. ANAND SINGH	Dr. APARNA GUPTA	Dr. PRABODH S. SAXENA
Dr. SANGEETA KAPOOR	Dr. ARVIND KUMAR SHUKLA	Dr. ARUN K WAMANKAR
Dr. TARUN VARMA	Dr. SHRAVAN KUMAR SABLE	Dr. GOVIND NAYAK
Dr .VISHWANATH KUMAR	Dr. VIJAY YADAV	DR. L. N. GAHALOD
Dr. ABHINAV BHARGAVA	Dr. VIPIN SHRIVASTAVA	DR. SHIVSHANKAR VISHWAKARMA
Dr. ALKA GULATI	Dr. KAVITA KANATHEY	Dr. SURENDRA KUMAR SINGH
Dr. DILIP KUMAR TIWARI	Dr. JAYANTI MEHRA	Dr. SHIVAKANT SHUKLA
Dr. NEELU SINGH	Dr. ANJALI SINGH VERMA	Dr. HEMANT KUMAR SHROTRIYA
Dr. MAHESH DUTTA MISHRA	Dr. KHUSHBOO SABHARWAL GUPTA	Dr. TRIPTI SAXENA
Dr. AMRITA PAHADIA	Dr. DEEPAK SONI	Dr. MAYUR SHUKLA
Dr. NIKITA SHIVHARE MITRA	Dr. RAKESH SINGH RAJPUT	Dr. DEEPIKA SHARMA
Dr. VINITA SAXENA	Dr. NAVEEN ASATI	Dr. NAND KISHORE
Dr. R. G. MAHLONIYA	Dr VIVEK GUPTA	Dr. AMRITA PAHADIA
Dr. MONIKA KAPOOR		Dr. SHAILENDRA SINGH

1.	Full name	Dr. ASHOK KUMAR RAI
2.	Phd. With Sub/topic	Management, Study of Problems & Prospects of Tourism Industry with Special Reference to the State of Madhya Pradesh
3.	Specialization	Management
4.	Brief write-up about your research work	To investigate the problems connected with the tourism industry and formulate appropriate, apt and practical solutions to them in MP.
5.	No. of research paper published national /international	03
6.	No. of books published	–
7.	patents	Automatic Appliances Controller
8.	Foreign visits	–
9.	Achievements other than above	NIL
10.	Total work experience	24 years
11.	Award/ Project	NIL

1.	Full name	Dr. Sunil Kumar Singh
2.	Phd. With Sub/topic	Physics ,Study of Very Low Frequency Phenomena at Antarctica: Coordinated Observations and Analysis.
3.	Specialization	Space and Atmospheric Science
4.	Brief write-up about your research work	The central concern of my doctoral work is the study of Very Low Frequency (VLF) Phenomena at Antarctica: Coordinated Observation and Analysis. During the course of this work, we have carried out coordinated study at several low latitude stations like Bhopal, Varanasi, Jammu and Agra, which are situated at different geomagnetic latitudes. We have reported many types of VLF emissions in these ports of Northern Hemisphere. The subsequent part of this work was to study the VLF phenomena at high latitude Indian station, Maitri, Antarctica. I am among the few privileged scientific have gain the opportunity to participate in the XIX Indian Antarctic Expedition of Government of India. I was the summer member for XIX Indian Antarctic Expedition team during December 1999 – March 2000 and also the member of XXVII IAE during Dec 2007 – April 2008. I have been visited Department of Pure and Applied Physics, University of Natal, South Africa under DST Programme of Science & Technology Programme of Cooperation (POC) of Science & Technology and worked with Prof. A. R. W. Hughes, Director, South African Antarctic Programme and Professor of Physics, University of Natal, South Africa.
5.	No. of research paper published national /international	International -04/ National -11
6.	No. of books published	2
7.	patents	–
8.	Foreign visits	Antarctica (South Pole) – Two times, during 1999-2000 and 2007-08, Cape town, Durban (South Africa) – Three Times for Research Work, University of Natal, Durban, South Africa during 1999, 2003 and 2007
9.	Achievements and Awards	Organized a National Workshop on Role of Remote Sensing in Disaster Management as Organizing Secretary held at Oriental Group of Institutes, Bhopal, 17-18 April 2010. Organized a National Conference on Knowledge Management as Co-convener held at Oriental Group of Institutes, Bhopal, 14-15 Nov. 2009. Fast Track Young Scientist Award, Department of Science & Technology (DST) New Delhi from Dec. 2005 to Nov. 2008. Visiting Scientist for XXVII Indian Antarctic Expedition (IAE) from December to April, Ministry of Earth Sciences, Govt. of India, 2007-08 Research Associate ship (RA) Awarded by Council of Scientific & Industrial Research from April –Nov.2005 Visiting Fellow at Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, ISRO, Tiruanantpuram from 20 – 28 Nov. 2003. Visiting Scientist at University of Natal, Durban (South Africa) from 01^st to 31^st October 2003 Awarded Doctoral Degree (Ph. D) on 28^th of July 2003 by Barkatullah University, Bhopal. Senior Research Fellowship (SRF) Awarded by CSIR from August 2002 – July 2004 Senior Research Fellowship (SRF) by Department of Ocean Development, Govt. of India, New Delhi, 2000-2002 Visiting Scientist in XIX Indian Antarctic Expedition (IAE) from December to March, Department of Ocean Research, Govt. of India, 1999-2000. Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) by Department of Ocean Development Govt. of India, New Delhi 1998-2000
10.	Total work experience	20 Years (Teaching/Research/Administration)
11.	Project	Study of Very Low Frequency Phenomena at Antarctica funded by Department of Science & Technology, New Delhi as Principal Investigator from Dec. 2005 to Nov. 2008 at Department of Physics & Electronics, Barkatullah University, Bhopal (Received amount Rs. 13,75,000) Modernization and Removal of Obsolescence (MODROBS) Scheme funded by All India Institute of Science & Technology (AICTE), New Delhi for the year 2010-11 as Chief Coordinator, Thakral College of Technology, Oriental Group of Institutes, Bhopal (Received amount Rs. 15,00,000) “Staff Development on Electronic Design Automation” under Staff Development Programme (SDP) scheme funded by All India Institute of Science & Technology (AICTE), New Delhi for the year 2011-12 as Coordinator, Oriental Institute of Science & Technology, Oriental Group of Institutes, Bhopal (Received amount Rs. 02,00,000)

1.	Full name	Dr. Amitbodh Upadhyaya
2.	Phd. With Sub/topic	Organic Chemistry , Photolysis of some organic compounds by UV Light.
3.	Specialization	Organic Chemistry, Engg. Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry.
4.	Brief write-up about your research work	” Photolysis of some organic compounds by UV Light” Organic photochemistry is of considerable importance of organic compounds, including natural products, which are otherwise difficult to obtain . In the thesis , phototransformation of nicotine, quinine, atropine etc. by UV light reported , These findings may have some hearings on the effect of light on the pharmacological activity of these compounds, in future.
5.	No. of research paper published national /international	more than 30
6.	No. of books published	one
7.	patents	–
8.	Foreign visits	–
9.	Achievements other than above	A. Felicitated by NPTEL as “ACTIVE SPOC-” at Noida on 30-1-18 , for instrumental role in local chapter . B. Successfully completed 12 week online Certification from NPTEL on “Analytical Chemistry ” & earned 03 credit. C. Invited as a guest speaker by various universities & colleges. A Awards For environmental awareness, plantation campaign etc.; “Green Idol Award” from Dainik Bhaskar Group, Bhopal. (Felicitated & awarded by ‘Dainik Bhaskar Group- A media giant, for environmental awareness & plantation drive.) Felicitated by WWF-I at New Delhi on the occasion of ‘National Youth Summit’2019 in Dec. 2019. Felicitated by WWF-I (MP-CG) for 18 years working towards environmental awareness on the occasion of celebration of 50 years of WWF. B Awards For significant contribution in teaching & learning process & promoting online education/certification; Felicitated by Kautilya Academy, Bhopal ( for teaching & learning process 2. Appreciated as NPTEL-SPOC of active local chapter (2017, Jan. 2018, July 2018, Jan 2019, July 2019, Jan. 2020) Felicitated by DAINIK BHASKAR GROUP. (On the occasion of Teacher Day 2017, for significant contribution in teaching- learning process). Global – Teacher Award 2018 by AKS Education Awards at New Delhi. (For promoting online learning through SWAYAM-NPTEL) Appreciated as NPTEL-SPOC as active local chapter with grade “A “ , 20018, 6 . Recognized as ‘NPTEL-STAR ‘ five times in different categories in 20197. Awarded for ‘Contribution to Student Development’ by ISA-2019 at BML Munjal University, Guru Gram. A NPTEL MOTIVATED LEARNERS, Jul-Dec. 2019 B NPTEL BELIEVERS, Jul-Dec. 2019 C NPTEL BELIEVERS, Jan-Apr. 2020 D NPTEL DISCIPLINE STAR, Jan – Dec. 2020 E NPTEL EVANGELISTS, Jul-Dec. 2020 C Award for contribution towards cleanliness campaign; 1 Awarded as ‘SEWA SAMMAN PATRA’ by Nagar Palik Nigam, Bhopal, MP for contribution in ‘Clean India Mission’2020
10.	Total work experience	23 Years ( Teaching as well as industrial)
11.	Award/ Project	A, ” Green Idols Awards ” from Media giant Dainik Bhaskar for creating / promoting Environmental Awareness & massive Tree Plantation drive. B, Felicitated by Dainik Bhaskar on the occasion of Teacher’s Day for the contribution in academic excellence & in social cause. C, Felicitated by Kotilya Academy for excellence in teaching . D, Felicitated by “RUN BHOPAL RUN” for remarkable contribution . E, Honoured by MP Government for significant role in “Narmada Yatra & River conservation drive”

Full Name	Prof (Dr) Arvind Singh
PhD With Sub/topic	Commerce & Business Administration/MIS in Maruti Udhyog Ltd. -A Case Study
Specialization	Finance
Brief write-up about your research work	Management Information Systems (MIS) is the study of people, technology, organizations, and the relationships among them. MIS professionals help firms realize maximum benefit from investment in personnel, equipment, and business processes. MIS is a people-oriented field with an emphasis on service through technology. The glimpses of study at Maruti Udyog Ltd: inventory Management; Integration of various departments to one standard database; Reduction in errors and operation visibility; Real time information access by improved CRM.
No. of research paper published national /international	National- 8 International- 4
No. of books published	“SAARANSH-RKG Journal of Management” (ISSN 0975-4601) SAARANSH is an international bi-annual research journal of RKGIT started in July 2009. The 20 issues have been successfully released. It is listed in Cabell’s Directory, USA, and Ulrich’s Periodicals in the USA. ARASH-A Journal of ISMDR (ISSN 2231-2072) An International refereed research journal of management. It is listed in Cabell’s Directory, USA, and Ulrich’s Periodicals in the USA.
Patents	—
Foreign visits	—
Achievements other than above	Coordinated video recording of MBA subjects for broadcasting on National Channel ‘SWAYAM PRABHA’, a task assigned by AKTU, Lucknow. Organized Grand Finale Software Edition of “Smart India Hackathon 2019” at Nodal Center RKGIT on 2^nd and 3^rd March 2019. Sponsored by AICTE. Two days “MSME-EXPO 2014”* awareness/sensitization exhibition sponsored by Ministry of MSMEs, Govt. of India on 10^th& 11^th October 2014 at RKGIT Ghaziabad. 100% Funded by MSME. *Presently Member of Board of Studies- Management at Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow since 12^th January 2016.
Total work experience	36yrs (Academia 24 yrs+ 12 yrs)
Award/ Project	“Lifetime Achievement Award” was felicitated by International United Education Fraternity, Calcutta on 3^rd February 2019. “Analysis of Selected Fellowships awarded during 2005-13 in the Field of Science & Technology”, sponsored by DST-Govt. of India, as Mentor from 01/01/2014 to 30/07/2015. Funded Rs 13 Lacs by DST. Dissertation guided to MBA IGNOU student- ‘Inflationary effect on working capital’ A case study of Jindal Iron & steel company Ltd. Dissertation of M.Phil guided “A study of Mutual funds- A better instrument of investment” to Megha Sukhija, Lecturer Vivekanand Institute of Technology, Ghaziabad, submitted to Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Maulana (Ambala) in April’09. *Dissertation of M.Phil guided “Comparative Study of Traditional and Modern Approach of Financial Management” to Vijay Kumar Aggarwal, Lecturer RKGCMT, Ghaziabad, submitted to The Global Open University Nagaland in Feb’09.

Full name	Vinay Kumar Sahu
Phd. With Sub/topic	Ph. D Department of Mechanical Engineering Total Quality Management
Specialization	Industrial Engineering and Management
Brief write-up about your research work	Total Quality Management and Engineering Support Planning (ESP) and Indigenization to imported equipment and also sophisticated other equipment need to be supported by specialized workshops for maintenance, repair & indigenization activities of spare parts & equipment through system learning, deep understanding and reverse engineering process. Optimisation and economy of resources are vital while working on systems in most adverse conditions with limited resources. Successfully applied inter disciplinary knowledge with ease, of Computers, Communication, Electronics, System Engineering, Industrial Engineering and Mechanical to exhaustively enlist dimensions encompassing total quality management paradigm and their measurement methods and captured their effect on the repair, maintenance and indigenisation systems. The outcome of this vital study has brought most critical dimensions which are responsible for and should be focused in order to bring efficiency, effectiveness and optimization in repair organizations.
No. of research paper published national /international	16
No. of books published	NIL
patents	01
Foreign visits	Hungary, Switzerland, Austria
Achievements other than above	· Alumnus of IIT Chennai, IIM Indre and Manit Bhopal Specialization Courses in Computer Technology and Communication Engineering from Military College Secunderabd,Electronic Warfare system from Govt. Of Hungary, Missile Technology from DRDO Hyderabad · Worked over 7 years in High tech environment and trained large number of mechanics and tradesmen under command while working on systems.
Total work experience	36 Years
Award/ Project	· Project ‘Suraj’ & ‘Sanyukta’: Engineering Support Planning (ESP) and Indigenization to Electronic Warfare systems of Hungarian origin. Posted to Signal Group (EW) workshops to support repair & indigenization activities of spare parts & equipment through system learning and reverse engineering process on imported Electronic warfare system. Successfully applied inter disciplinary knowledge with ease, of Computers, Communication, Electronics, System Engineering, Industrial Engineering and Mechanical to develop repair and indigenisation systems. · TQM in Specialized Repair organization · More than 12 projects in Data Mining, Predictive Modelling, Machine Learning, Time Series, analytics · Filed patent on ‘Energy efficient funeral pyre system ‘ · Best project award in Officer’s Advance Computer Technology course in Military College of EME

Full name	Dr.Abhijeet Gupta
Phd. With Sub/topic	Design and Analysis of optical based integrated beamformer for WDM in context to MEMS
Specialization	ECE(Optical Communication)
Brief write-up about your research work	Operation in an ultrawide frequency band (over several octaves) is highly desirable for some up-to-date types of phased array antennas (PAA). Beamformers based on true-time-delay (TTD) technique permit to form scanning PAA beam or a set of switched beams free of squint effect and achieve ultrawideband array antennas operation. For the last decades, the TTD beamforming has been often associated with photonic technologies, in view of their advantages compared with traditional electronic technique, such as wide instantaneous bandwidth, low loss in signal transmitting, small size and weight, high resistance to electromagnetic interference and flexible designing . So, applying the microwave photonic devices for development of PAA beamforming systems affords the means to overcome conventional radio electronic beamformer limitations. Therefore, many beamforming architectures based on microwave photonics have been proposed and evaluated in the past years, for PAA both in transmission and reception modes. Most of the proposed architectures using fiber optic components to provide control of one- or multibeam antenna array pattern require specially developed units, such as chirped fiber Bragg gratings, fast tunable lasers with narrow spectral linewidths, reflection fiber segments, optical filter arrays and others. Meanwhile, up to date some manufactures have developed a family of microwave photonic links operating up to 40 GHz, offering various levels of bandwidth, noise figure and dynamic range. The performance characteristics of these modern analog photonic data communication links’ components have attained the level, which allows their using to construct experimental prototypes of PAA beamforming systems and further designing of advanced beam forming network.
No. of research paper published national /international	12
No. of books published	nil
patents	Two/(1) PATENT REGISTRATION NO-201921004159 Title- *SYSTEM FOR MONITOR AND CONTROL PLANT GROWTH ENVIROMENT PARAMETERS IN PLANTATION AREA* (2) *PATENT REGISTRATION NO-201921022961* *Title– IOT- SENSOR BASED EMOTION RECOGNITION & ALERTING SYSTEM FOR VIEHICLE DRIVER MENTAL STATUS***
Foreign visits	no
Achievements other than above	no
Total work experience	24 years
Award/ Project	No

1	Full Name:	Dr. Sanjeet Kumar
2	Qualification:	M.Sc, M.Phil, B.Ed, Ph.D
3	Designation:	Professor & Head, Department of Mathematics, Lakshmi Narain College of Technology & Science (LNCT&S), Bhopal (M.P)-462022
4	Total Work Experience:	16 Years in LNCT Group
5	Ph.D:	Mathematics
6	Topic:	A Mathematical Study for the Problems of Blood Flow through Cardiovascular System
7	Specialization:	Bio-Mathematics and Mathematical Modeling
8	Brief about my research work:	Devote my research in engineering section and started my research work in mathematical modeling through cardiovascular system. My study is represents that mathematics can be exercised to understand the cardiovascular diseases and its treatment. Such types of mathematical models allow the therapeutic and harmful effects of treatments to be simulated quantitatively. I have published several papers on arterial system. The areas of my interest numerical analysis, Fluid dynamics, finite difference method and modeling of simulation, etc.
9	No. of Published Research Paper:	SCI/Scopus: 02 International Journal: 12 National Journal: 01 Conference Preceding: 01
10	Research Paper Presented in National and International Conferences:	20
11	Organized FDP/STTP/Conferences:	1. Organizing Secretary in National Conference on “Engineering Mathematics in Present Scenario” organized by Department of Engineering Mathematics, Lakshmi Narain College of Technology (LNCT) Bhopal, (M.P) during 17 August, 2013. 2. Coordinator in One Week Faculty Development Programme on “Modern Aspects of Calculus and Analysis in Engineering” sponsored by TEQIP-III, Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal (M.P) and organized by Department of Engineering Mathematics, Lakshmi Narain College of Technology & Science, Bhopal, (M.P) during 26^th-30^thAugust, 2019. (Grant 1,50000 Rupees) Order No. RGPV/TEQIP-III/2019/03/403 Date: 02-08-2019. 3. Coordinator in Three Short Term Training Programme on “Deep Learning for Engineering and Science Based Applications” sponsored by Under TEQIP-III Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal (M.P) and organized by Department of Engineering Mathematics, Lakshmi Narain College of Technology & Science, Bhopal, (M.P) during 14^th– 16^thOctober, 2019. (Grant 94,000 Rupees) Order No. RGPV/TEQIP-III/2019/04/772 Date: 30-09-2019. 4. Coordinator in International Conference on “Mathematical Modelling and High Performance Computing in Science and Technology (ICMMHPCST- 2020)” sponsored by TEQIP-III Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal (M.P), and Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad (Telangana), organized by the organized by Department of Engineering Mathematics, Lakshmi Narain College of Technology & Science, Bhopal, (M.P) and organized by Department of Engineering Mathematics, Lakshmi Narain College of Technology & Science, Bhopal, (M.P) during 12^th– 13^th, February 2020. (Grant 1,23000 Rupees). Order No. RGPV/TEQIP-III/2020/04/1693 Date: 13-01-2020 5. Coordinator in Online First Faculty Development Programme on “Mathematical and Computational Modeling” sponsored by TEQIP-III Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal (M.P) and organized by Department of Engineering Mathematics, Lakshmi Narain College of Technology & Science, Bhopal, (M.P), during 18^th– 20^th, May 2020. (Grant 33000 Rupees). (Order No. RGPV/TEQIP-III/2020 Date: 12-05-2020). 6. Coordinator in Online Workshop on “Role of Teachers and Students in Inculcation of Human Universal Values in Technical Education” sponsored by TEQIP-III Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal (M.P) and organized by Department of Applied Sciences, Lakshmi Narain College of Technology & Science, Bhopal, (M.P), and Lakshmi Narain College of Technology, Bhopal, (M.P), during 22^nd, June 2020. (Grant 13000 Rupees) (Order No. RGPV/TEQIP-III/2020/119 Date: 18-06-2020)
12	Delivered Expert Lecture	1. Keynote Speaker on the topic Fourier Transform and Its Applications”, at TEQIP-III, sponsored Two Day Short Term Training Programme on “Teaching Laplace & Fourier Transform: Effective & Appropriate Pedagogy” Organized by Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya (R.G.P.V), Bhopal (M.P), Held at Department of Engineering Mathematics, Technocrats Institute of Technology, Bhopal, 05^th– 06^thApril, 2019. 2. Guest Lecture on the topic “Applications of Set Theory” for Student of B.Sc (Agriculture) at Amity Institute of Applied Sciences, Amity University Uttar Pradesh, Noida 28-10-2020
13	FDP Attended by AICTE/ TEQIP/ISTE/IEEE/MPCOST:	21
14	No. of Published Books:	1. Dr. Sanjeet Kumar and Sandhya D. Gupta (2018): “MATHEMATICS-III”, (BE-3001) According to RGPV, Bhopal for B.E Fourth Semester)- Mechanical Engineering, follow CBGS scheme, Gate Academy Publications, Bhilai (C.G), ISBN:978-93-86699-30 https://www.gateacademypublications.com/ 2. Dr. Sanjeet Kumar and Dr. H. R. Bhapkar (2019): “MATHEMATICS-II”, (BT-202) (Common to all Branches), According to AICTE Flexible syllabus of RGPV, Bhopal for B.Tech (Second Semester), follows CBGS system Technical Publications, Pune (Maharashtra), ISBN 978-93-332-0137-7. https://technicalpublications.org. 3. Dr. Sanjeet Kumar and Dr. H. R. Bhapkar (2019): “MATHEMATICS-III”, for B.Tech (Third Semester) BT-301 (Common to AU, CE, CM, EC, IP, ME) Branches) and B.Tech (Fourth Semester) BT-401 (Common to CS, IT, EX, EE), According to AICTE Flexible syllabus of RGPV, Bhopal, follows CBGS system, Technical Publications, Pune (Maharashtra), ISBN 978-93-332-0190-2. https://technicalpublications.or
15	Patent:	1. “Authentication Based Alcohol Detection Device for Road Safety”, Application Number: 201821020172 on 30/05/2018. Our patent has been published on 22/06/2018 with Publication Number: 25/2018. Page No.- 22891. Link:http://ipindiaservices.gov.in/PatentSearch/PatentSearch//ViewApplicationStatus 2. “System and Method for Real-Time Status Notification of Group Chat without using Internet”, Application Number: 201911044119A on 30/10/2019. Our patent has been published on 08/11/2019 with Publication Number: 45/2019, Page No.- 52429, Link:http://ipindiaservices.gov.in/PatentSearch/PatentSearch//ViewApplicationStatus 3. “IOT Based Disinfectant Sanitizer Tunnel for Covid 19” published on 11/09/2020 under Ipdesign Patent, Application No-333094-001 Link: https://ipindiaservices.gov.in/designapplicationstatus/
16	Awards:	1. Teacher Innovation Award 2019 (Zero Investment Innovations for Education Initiatives) by ZIIEI Sri Aurobindo Society. 2. India Star Golden Award 2020 for Excellent Work in the field of Technical Education. (Date-05-06-2020)
17	NPTEL Online Certification Course:	1. Successfully completing the course Engineering Mathematics-I with a consolidated score 56% (Online Assignment-20.47/25 & Proctored Exam 36/75) in Jan- April 2019 (12 week course)
18	Members of Editorial Board and Reviewers:	1. International journal of Engineering (IJE) TEHRAN ISSN 1025-2495, Scopus and UGC Approved, Journal No. 2979, Impact factor 7.56 2. International journal of Mathematics Trends & Technology (IJMTT) CHENNAI, ISSN 2349-5758. 3. Indian Society of Biomechanics (IIT, Roorkee), Registration No. N-181 4. International Journal of Advanced Technology in Engineering Science and Communications (IJATESC) 5. Seventh Sense Research Group (SSRG) International Journals 6. American Journal of Applied Mathematics http://www.applmath.org/ editorialboard 7. International Journal of Latest Research in Science and Technology https://www.mnkpublication.com 8. International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology and Management \| ISSN: 2581-3404. http://www.ijirtm.com/index.php 9. Journal of Computer and Mathematical Science- An International Research Journal, ISSN: 2319-8133, UGC Approved, Journal No. 44720, Impact factor 4.655. http://www.compmath-journal.org/editorial.php 10 International Association of Engineers. Hong Kong, Member Number-271485 (02-11-2020).
19	Google Scholar Citations:	https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=c6YsUU8AAAAJ&hl=en
20	Orchid ID:	https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8860-9256
21	Vidwan ID:	https://vidwan.inflibnet.ac.in//profile/126719

1.	Full name	Dr. ASHISH KUMAR KHARE
2.	Phd. With Sub/topic	Computer Science and Engineering “SECURE COMMUNICATION IN AD-HOC NETWORK BY USING TRUST LEVEL BASED ELIMINATION OF MISBEHAVING NODE BY ANN APPROACH”
3.	Specialization	Wireless Network- Mobile ad hoc Network, Artificial Intelligence , Soft Computing
4.	Brief write-up about your research work	Mobile ad hoc Network is exhibiting a very healthy growth by constantly increasing demand and popularity and wide acceptance and applicability. The modern day user requirement of this type of network systems will be huge. However, the problems associated with gap between increasing demand of MANET and supply, size and complexity of the distribution system have enhanced the likelihood of occurrence of attack. After occurrence of attack, it is extremely important that the secure communication to the healthy service area remains unaffected to maintain the customer satisfaction earned by the MANET environment. Quality of service in communication in MANET is also an important issue. It is more so because the routing processes are highly affected by changing topology of MANET. To make the system secure against different types of attacks such as Black hole ,Wormhole, Distributed Denial of Service etc , it is important that the attackers should not be able to degrade the performance of network. And this heavily depends on the effective routing operations which should be able to keep end to end delay at minimum with maximum throughput. In the early days, only simple routing protocol control was used in a network. But now, other techniques like soft computing (ANN, fuzzy) collaborates with routing protocol, and together they provide more secure , better network performance and automatically control overall communication in MANET in case of any malicious attack. The dynamic and self-motivated environment makes MANET venerable to different network attacks. Most common type of attacks target the underlying routing protocols. Malicious nodes have prospects to change or discard routing information or announce false routes to divert sender data to through malicious node(s). Some new trustful routing scheme has been proposed to deal with such problem of securing routing information. However, only a secure routing protocol cannot by itself assure the secure communication process in the network in all condition. The objectives of our work are two-folds: (a) To study the performance and effectiveness of AODV routing protocols in a variety of network scenario simulation as per density based and verity of malicious attackers at MANET; (b) To apply a fuzzy based trust model to identify a malicious node under different scenarios and different types of attacks and to eliminate misbehaving node using ANN approach The most important objective of our work is to ensure that security with minimum overhead in the ways to maintain the Quality-of-Service (QoS) of MANET.
5.	No. of research paper published national /international	30
6.	No. of books published	02(Two)
7.	patents	Nil
8.	Foreign visits	Nil
9.	Achievements other than above	Nil
10.	Total work experience	18
11.	Award/ Project	Nil

1.	Full name	Dr. Soni Changlani
2.	Phd. With Sub/topic	Ph.D in Electronics and Communication Engineering Performance Analysis of optimal adaptive filter algorithms for Speech Enhancement
3.	Specialization	Signal Processing
4.	Brief write-up about your research work	The heart of the adaptive filter is the adaptive algorithms. These algorithms are used to adjust the coefficients of digital filter such that the error signal is minimized according to some criterion, for example by observing least square error etc. Common algorithms that have found applications are Least Mean Square (LMS), Normalized Least Mean Squares (NLMS) and Recursive Least Squares (RLS). Choice of one algorithm over another is determined by one or more of the following factors: Rate of convergence, MSE, Tracking, Stability and Computational requirement.
5.	No. of research paper published national /international	International Journals – 50 National Journals – 05 International Conference – 10 National Conference – 06
6.	No. of books published	–
7.	patents	2
8.	Foreign visits	–
9.	Achievements other than above	1. Member of Editorial Board in International Journal of Scientific And Engineering Research ISSN 2229-5518. 2. Member of Editorial Board in International Journal of Engineering & Managerial Innovations (IJEMI). 3. Member of Editorial Board in International Journal Of Advanced Research (IJOAR) (SCI) 4. The International Journal Of Advanced Computer Research (IJACR) ISSN: (Print):2249-7277 ISSN: (Online):2277–7970 5. Member Of Editorial Board In International Journal Of Engineering And Advanced Technology(TM) Exploring Innovation\| ISSN: 2249 – 8958 (Online)\| Reg. No.:61902/BPL/CE/2011\| Published By: Blue Eyes Intelligence Engineering & Sciences Publication Pvt. Ltd. 6. Member of Editorial Board in International Journal of Electrical, Electronics and Mechanical Controls (IJEEMC) ISSN (Online) 2319-7501. 7. Member of Editorial Board in International Journal of Advanced Research in Electrical, Electronics And Instrumentation Engineering (IJAREEIE) ISSN (Online) 2278 – 8875 ISSN (Print) 2320 – 3765 8. Reviewer Member of International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology (IJERT) ISSN: 2278-181 9. Session a chair of International conference in SIRT February 20-23, 2014. Sponsored by IEEE 10. Expert lecture delivered on DSP and its Applications in Gyan Ganga Institute Of Technology And Science Bhopal in January 2011.
10.	Total work experience	19.5 years
11.	Award/ Project	–

Full Name	Dr. Shubha Agarwal
Phd. With Sub/topic	PhD. in Civil Engineering Topic : “Application of Artificial Neural Network For Modeling of Traffic Noise on Roads In Bhopal City”.
Specialization	Specialization: Environmental Engineering(Civil Engineering)
Brief write-up about research work	ANN models were developed for mapping the non-linear relationship of Number of inputs vs Noise level. It was planned to develop two different types of models first one is Individual models and second one is Combined models. In individual models Separate zones were considered for separate models. In combined all dataset were mixed together. In all together there were 6 different kinds of ANN model were possible three from Individual type and three from combined type. In each such ANN model 10 different condition was used to initialize the model to avoid dependency on initial condition. Two different types of transfer function were used viz. Tansig and Logsig. The maximum possible number of neurons was decided on the length of dataset, so as to maintain a ratio of ~30 between length of dataset and maximum neuron. In all together 420 (residential) , 660 (Commercial) ,220 (Industrial) ,1260 (Combined Type 1) ,2*860 (Combined Type 2 & 3) total 4280 ANN models were developed and only best trial from each category has been mentioned and will be analyzed further. Significance of the PhD work : The established Traffic noise prediction ANN model can be used for the following purposes- 1. To quantify the levels of traffic noise pollution in different zones i. e. Residential zone, Commercial zone & Industrial zonein Bhopal city, for the wellbeing of society. 2. For the design of noise barriers and other preventive measures. 3. As aids in the design of highways and other roads. 4. In the assessment of existing or envisaged changes in traffic noise conditions. 5. In the “Smart City Project” of Bhopal city. 6. To compare the results with WHO standards for noise specification.
No. of research paper published national /international	No. of research paper published national /international: 3 National /8 International
No. of books published	Nil
Patents	Title: “A cost effective improved brick for masonry work”. Application No.: 201821025782A Publication date: 24/08/2018
Foreign visits	Nil
Achievements	1. Topper and Gold Medalist in NPTEL Online Certification (Funded by Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India)with a consolidated score of 95% in a course on “Electronic waste Management Issues and Challenges”. 2. Gold Medalist in M. Tech. from JEC Jabalpur in Environmental Engineering. 3. Former Vice President of Civil Engineering Association in NIT,Raipur,C.G.
Total work experience	19 years
Award/ Project	Award of appreciation for teaching from Takhshila Engg. College, Jabalpur.

1	Full name	Dr. Anand Singh
2	Phd. With Sub/topic	Ph.D. from Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT) Bhopal, India (2018) Energy Engineering /Hybrid Energy System
3	Specialization	Artificial Intelligence (AI) Application to PowerSystem, Power Electronics and RenewableEnergy; Solar Photovoltaic; Fuel Cell; Biomass Gasifier; MATLAB/Simulink; Hybrid EnergySystem.
4	Brief write-up about your research work	The stand-alone hybrid energy system is utilizing renewable energy sources, serve as reliable and clean sources of energy.They can be either grid-connected or stand-alone connexion liable on the application and topography of the site.For suitable power generation, it is necessary to observe the energy obligation and availability of different renewable energy system in the study area.hybrid energy systems applicable for rural areas, industries, and education building and mathematical models of the different components of the planned hybrid energy system have been developed using their mathematical calculations and corresponding electrical circuits. However, the MANIT campus has the collection of several crucial facts related to the solar radiation data, biomass data for various months. Based on this context and the load profile,the sizing and cost of the system areoptimized using a fuzzy logic algorithm and HOMER pro software, tominimize the per-unit costofenergy(COE) and total net present cost (NPC). A dynamic model of the hybrid energy system and its components were established on MATLAB Simulink software.The power shared by each source and the battery concerning time were also studied. As per the analysis, that the solar PV, biomass gasifier generator set, fuel cell, and battery bank operates at the different time of a day to meet the load demand at ease, without interruption.
5	No. of research paper published national /international	International Journal 18 ( 8 papers SCI/Scopus Indexing), National Journals- 02, Conferences: 8
6	No. of books published	Book Chapter Publication 2 1. Anand Singh, Prashant Baredar, Hitesh Khare and Anil Kumar “Fuel Cell: Fundamental,Classification, Application, and Environmental Impact” “Low Carbon Energy Supply -Trends, Technology, Management” ISBN No. 978-981-10-7325-0, Springer-publishing, Springer Nature Singapore 2. Anand Singh and Prashant Baredar “Gasification of Biomass: Mechanism andClassification of Gasifier” page no. 177-188,Current Research in Engineering &Technology: A Compilation of Studies, ISBN: 978-81-935729-9-3 ,Meta Research Press(MRP), New Delhi-110089, INDIA.
7	patents	Nil
8	Foreign visits	No
9	Achievements other than above	1. Professional Bodies Membership Details · Bilingual Publishing Co. Jmser-Ebr-025 Editorial Board September-2018 · Journal Of Emerging Technologies And Innovative Research 113901 Active Review Member November-2018 · IEEE 93915766 Guest Faculty Member August-2013 2. Invited talk/Lectures delivered · Expert lecture atPeople’s College of Research and Technology (PCRT),Bhopal “MATLAB Application in Electrical and Electronics Engineering” · Expert lecture atTrinity Institute of Technology & Research,Bhopal “MATLABApplication in Electrical and Electronics Engineering” · Expert lecture atGyan Ganga Institute of Technology and Management (GGITM) now(LNCTE) ,Bhopal “MATLAB Simulink Application in Electrical Engineering” · Expert lecture at RKDF university, Bhopal “MATLAB Simulink Application inElectrical Engineering” · 5. Expert lecture atPatel College of Science and Technology, Bhopal “MATLABApplication in Electronics& Telecommunication Engineering” 3. Reviewer in Journals · ENERGY EXPLORATION EXPLOITATION (SCOPUS_SAGE JOURNAL) · ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRESS & SUSTAINABLE ENERGY (SCI_WILEY_ JOURNAL) · INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GREEN ENERGY (SCI_ TAYLOR & FRANCIS) · JOURNAL OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY · (SCI_ JOURNAL) · INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HYDROGEN ENERGY (SCI_ELSEVIER) · JOURNAL OF ENERGY STORAGE (ESCI_ELSEVIER) · ENERGY CONVERSION AND MANAGEMENT (SCI_ELSEVIER) · RESOURCE-EFFICIENT TECHNOLOGIES (SCOPUS _ELSEVIER) · SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND SOCIETY (SCOPUS _ELSEVIER)
10	Total work experience	10 Years
11	Award/ Project	1. Best Paper Award (2016) International Journal Of Environment, Ecology, Family And Urban Studies (IJEEFUS) 2. Best Reviewer Award (2017) International Journal Of Hydrogen Energy (Elsevier) 3. Best Reviewer Award (2017) Journal Of Energy Storage (Elsevier) 4. Best Reviewer Award (2017) Energy Conversion And Management (Elsevier) 5. Best Faculty Award -SARJAN-2019 6. Best Faculty Award -LNCT GROUP-2019

1.	Full name	Dr. Aparna Gupta
2.	Phd. With Sub/topic	Subject: VLSI Topic: Design Layout and Simulation of 8 bit Arithmetic & Logic Unit Using C5 Process Technology
3.	Specialization	Electronics & Communication
4.	Brief write-up about your research work	The efficient modules of ALU is designed using semicustom way and custom tools like Electric CAD and simulation results are verified on same platform using test benches and SPICE simulations. Here attention is given to custom designing of ALU, where every sub module is designed simulated and verified then routed accordingly.
5.	No. of research paper published National /International	International Journal – 14 National Journal – NIL International Conference- 08 National Conference- 04
6.	No. of books published	NIL
7.	Patents	03
8.	Foreign visits	Yes (Libiya, Rome)
9.	Achievements and Awards	Ø Participated as a Co-Chair in Virtual online National Conference 2020 on Emerging trends & Innovation in Electronics & Technology 2020 held & organized by LNCT Group of colleges on 30^th April 2020, Virtually. Ø Assigned as a jury for the “Technical Evaluation- India Innovation Challenge Design Contest 2019” at My Gov portal. Ø Nominated as member of the prestigious *“Confederation of Elite Academicians of IICDC”* for outstanding contributions and stellar commitment to inspiring engineering students to innovate and create ground breaking solutions by DST & TEXAS Instruments India Innovation Challenge Design Contest 2019 powered by AICTE and anchored by NSRCEL@IIMB. Photograph published in Hall of Fame. Ø Certified for exceptional contribution as a Mentor in “Smart India Hackathon, 2019”. The team begged the First prize of 75,000/- in Hardware Edition. The event was Organized by MHRD, MIC, AICTE, i4C, Persistent in IISER Pune Zonal Centre during July 8-12, 2019. Partenrs were THERMAX, KPIT, Deloitte, NCL and ARAI. Ø Successfully completed the 12 week course on “Digital Circuits” from NPTEL online Certification with a consolidated score of 75% and was awarded ELITE Certificate from July-Oct 2018. Ø Srijan Award for Academic session Industrial Electronics (EC-603) for year 2015-2016 . Ø Srijan Award for Academic session Microprocessor and Microcontrollers (EC-504) for year 2014-2015. Ø Best employee for the year 2007 in Bharti Airtel for Bhopal, M.P. Ø Selected as the star of the day in March 2007 and December 2006. Ø Best Call Evaluation (94.79%) in October 2005.
10.	Total work experience	Teaching Experience- 15 Years Industrial Experience- 2 Years 9 Months Total Experience – 17 Years 9 Months
11.	Project	NIL

Full name	Dr. Vishwanath Kumar
Phd. With Sub/topic	Ph.D research on the topic “Genetic Architecture and Stability Analysis for Yield Contributing Trait in Maize (Zea mays L.)”
Specialization	Genetics and Plant Breeding
Brief write-up about your research work	The research investigation entitled *“Genetic architecture and stability analysis for yield contributing traits in Maize ( Zea mays* L. )”** was under taken to evaluate inbred lines and their cross combinations in respect of genetic components and stability parameters. The breeding material used in this experiment comprised of 10 inbreeds lines viz. CIMMYT (K-13), TSK-44, TSK-27, TSK-29, TSK-109, TSK-110, TSK-10, TSK-79, TSK-99 and TSK-39 along with three checks. They were selected on the basis of morphological differences for various characters, from the genetic stock of maize, which were maintained by breeder by selfing for several generations in maize improvement scheme at Oilseed Research Farm, Kalyanpur of Chandra Shekhar Azad University of Agriculture and Technology, Kanpur. Each treatment parent, F₁ and checks were sown in CRBD (COMPELITALY RANDOMIESD BLOCK DESIGN) single row and each F₂ in two rows of 4m length along with row to row and plant to plant spacing of 60 cm and 25 cm, respectively. All the possible 45 F₁, 45 F₂ and 10 parents along with three checks has been grown during Kharif 2015 for diallel analysis as well as 45 F₁ and 10 parents along with three checks (SURAJ GOLD, DECALD and AZAD UTTAM) have been grown in Zaid 2014, Rabi 2014-15 and Kharif 2015 for stability analysis of yield and its attributes. The observations were recorded on sixteen characters, viz., days to 50% tasseling, days to 50% silking, days to physiological maturity, plant height (cm), cob length (cm), cob diameter (cm), kernel rows per cob, kernels per row, 100 seed weight (g), germination (%), seedling length (cm.), seed vigour index, harvest index (%), biological yield per plant, grain yield per plant and shelling (%). The salient results of the study and conclusions drawn from the study are summarized as below: 1. Mean sum of squares due to genotypes were highly significant for all sixteen characters in parents, F₁ and F₂ generations indicating considerable genetic variability among the genotypes with respect to the characters under study. 2. In F₁generation, the highest mean performance for grain yield per plant (g) were exhibited by viz CIMMYT K-13 x TSK-44 followed by TSK-44 x TSK-10, TSK-109 x TSK-99, CIMMYT-13 x TSK-10 and TSK-79 x TSK-39. In F₂ generation, the highest mean performance for grain yield per plant (g) were exhibited by viz., TSK-110 x TSK79 followed by TSK-109 x TSK-110, CIMMYT-K13 x TSK-44, CIMMYT-K13 x TSK-109 and TSK-29 x TSK-109 for outstanding yielded. 3. The values of additive genetic variance were significant for all the traits in both generations except 100-seed weight in F₁ generation. The values of dominance variance ₁were significant for all the traits in both generations except seed vigour index in F₁ generation. The values of positive and negative genes in the parents ₂were significant for all the traits in both generations except seedling length in F₂ generation. The given values of dominance variance ₁ were found higher than the values of positive and negative genes in the parents ₂were significant for all the traits in both generations, its indicate that the gene were unequally distributed. The values of additive genetic variance were lower than the dominance variance ₁ components for all the traits. The values of mean degree of dominance were found to be more than unity for all the characters in both generations, which indicated that the inherited trait governed by over dominance. The proportions of positive and negative alleles in the parents were found to be less than theoretical value (0.25) for all the characters in both the generations. The ratio of dominant and recessive gene in parents was recorded more than unity for all the characters in both generations which indicate that the dominant alleles were more frequent, except kernel row per cob in F₁ and kernel per row in F₂ generations were recorded less than unity, which indicated that the recessive alleles were more frequent. 4. The results indicated that general and specific combining ability variance were highly significant for all the characters in both generations, which indicated that both type of gene action involved in the inheritance of different characters. The magnitude of gca variance were higher than sca for all the characters except plant height in F₁ generation, 100-seed weight and germination % in both generations. Estimated components of variance due to gca and sca showed that the value of sca were higher than those of gca for all the characters in both generations. The ratio value was observed less than unity in both generations for all the characters. The average degree of dominance with value greater than unity was observed in both generations for all the characters. 5. On the basis of gca effect of the parents, none of parents were found to be good general combiner for all the traits. Parents TSK-44 and TSK-39 for five characters followed by TSK-99 for six characters, TSK-109, TSK-110 and TSK-10 for eight characters, CIMMYT (K-13) for seven characters, TSK-79 for three characters, TSK-27 and TSK-29 for one characters. The per se performance of the parents was found directly associated with their gca effects in both generations for all the characters under the investigation. The good general combiner on the basis of per se performance was found viz. CIMMYT (K-13), TSK-10 and TSK-27 for grain yield per plant. 6. On the basis of sca effect and per se performance of the crosses TSK-110TSK-10, TSK-110TSK-99, TSK-27TSK-109 and CIMMYT (K-13)TSK-44 in F₁generation and TSK-44 x TSK-110, TSK-110TSK-79, TSK-109TSK-110, TSK-29TSK-109 and TSK-29TSK-10 good specific combiner for grain yield per plant in F₂ generation. 7. Significant heterosis over economic parent were observed in forty two for days to 50% tasselling followed by thirty six for days to 50% silking, forty for days to physiological maturity, six for plant height, three for cob length, six for grain yield per plant, eight for biological yield per plant, one for germination percentage and one for shelling percentage. High heterosis were exhibited by CIMMYT (K-13)TSK-44, TSK-44TSK-10, TSK-27TSK-109, TSK-109TSK-110, TSK-110TSK-99 and TSK-109TSK-99 for grain yield per plant. 8. It is evident from the table that thirty five crosses for days to 50 % tasselling, forty for days to 50% silking, thirty two for days to physiological maturity, sixteen for plant height, thirteen for cob length, thirty nine for kernels per row, twelve for 100-seed weight, fourteen for grain yield per plant, ten for biological yield per plant, eleven for harvest index, eighteen for germination percentage, eleven for seedling length, twenty three for seed vigour index and three for shelling percentage significant desirable inbreeding depression indicating no deterioration in their performance in next generation 9. The heritability estimates in F₂ generation were comparatively higher than F₁ for all the characters. 10. In the F₁ generation the estimates of phenotypic coefficients of variations (PCV) were higher than genotypic coefficients of variations (GCV) for all the characters indicating environmental factors influence in the expression of characters. The highest phenotypic as well as genotypic coefficients of variation were observed in case of harvest index. 11. The mean sums of squares due to genotype were highly significant for all the characters. The mean sums of squares due to E + G x E were highly significant for almost the characters. The mean sums of squares due to environment were highly significant for all the characters. The mean sums of squares due to G x E were highly significant for all the characters except few characters. The mean sums of squares due to environment linear were highly significant for all the characters. The mean sums of squares due to G x E linear were highly significant for all the characters except few characters. The mean sums of squares due to pooled deviation non linear component were highly significant for all the characters except few characters. 12. Highly stable crosses for grain yield per plant were observed namely, TSK-99 x TSK-39, CIMMYT (K-13) x TSK-44, CIMMYT (K-13) x TSK-10, TSK-27 x TSK-10 and CIMMYT (K-13) x TSK-99 followed by TSK-27 x TSK-99 for days to 50% tasselling, TSK-29 x TSK-110 and TSK-10 for days to 50% silking, TSK-27 x TSK-79 for days to physiological maturity, TSK-29 x TSK-79 for plant heights, TSK-110 x TSK-39 for cob length, AZAD UTTAM and TSK-27 x TSK-10 for cob diameter, CIMMYT (K-13) x TSK-44 for kernel rows per cob, TSK-79 x TSK-39 for kernels per row, AZAD UTTAM, TSK-29 x TSK-109 for 100-seed weights, TSK-27 x TSK-99 for biological yield per plants, TSK-44 x TSK-29 and TSK-29 for harvest index, TSK-109 x TSK-79 for germination %, TSK-29 x TSK-99 for seedling length, TSK-27 x TSK-39 for seed vigour index and TSK-110 x TSK-10 for shelling percentage. Heterosis breeding programme is recommended for those traits which were under the control of dominance or non-additive gene action. Recurrent selection is one of the important procedures for improvement of open pollinated species or cross-pollinated species for grain yield and it may be a substitute of conventional method of approaches. In the present study, most of characters are being governed by additive and non-additive gene action and thus reciprocal recurrent selection may be helpful to exploit both sorts of gene action for improvement programme in cereals crop. Biparental mating may be advised in segregating generation. The characters which showed high estimates of heritability coupled with high/moderate genetic gain in different generation reflected selection is desired to practice for improvement in these traits. Low heritability with low genetic gain in respect of the characters may not be helpful for improvement through selection. Stability reflects the suitability of a variety for general cultivation over a wide range of environment provides independent estimation of mean performance and environmental index.
No. of research paper published national /international	1. Vishwanath, Singh. L, Yadav P. C, Kumar S, Singh H. C, Yadav R. K, Pandey Yogesh and Gupta S (2018) Assessment of heterosis and inbreeding depression for grain yield and its associated traits in Maize (Zea mays L.) based on International Journal of Agriculture Sciences, Volume 10(12):6398-6404. 2. Vishwanath, Singh. L, Yadav P. C, Kumar S, Singh H. C, Yadav R. K, Pandey Yogesh and Gupta S (2018) Assessment of Genetic Variability and Selection Parameter for Yield contributing traits in Maize (Zea mays L.) based on Journal of Pharmacy, Volume 8(7):01-03. 3. VISHWANATH, P. C. YADAV, YOGESH PANDEY, BAUDH BHARTI AND SANJEEV KUMAR (2017). Studies on genetic variability and characters association in Indian mustard ( Brassica juncea L. Czern & Coss). based on P.R Issue 12, 107-108. 4. VISHWANATH, P. C. YADAV, YOGESH PANDEY, BAUDH BHARTI AND SANJEEV KUMAR (2017). Correlation and path analysis for yield and yielding components in Indian mustard (Brassica juncea L. Czer & Coss.). based on P. R Issue 12, 39-41. 5. P. C. YADAV 1, R. K. YADAV1, VISHWANATH1, YOGESH PANDEY1 AND SANJEEV KUMAR1 (2016-17) Heterosis and inbreeding Depression for seed yield and its related traits in Linseed (Linum usitatissimum L.) based on international journal of current microbiology & applied Science vol. 7 (1), 3088-3098. 6. P C Yadav 1 R K Yadav, Vishwanath, Yogesh Panday and Sanjeev Kumar (2017) Stability and coreelation analysis for yield and its component traits in Linseed (Linum usitatissimum L.) based on Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, SP (1) : 274-277. 7. Yadav P. C, Yadav R. K, Vishwanath, Pandey Y and kumar Sanjeev (2018) Study on generation mean analysis for quality traits in Linseed (Linum usitatissimum L). based on International Journals of Microbiology Research vol. 10 (3) 1097-1103. 8. Yadav P. C, Yadav R. K, Dubey S. D, Singh H. C, Vishwanath, Pandey Y and kumar Sanjeev (2018) Study on generation mean analysis for seed yield and its associated traits in Linseed (Linum usitatissimum L). based on International Journals of Microbiology Research vol. 10 (3) 1027-1034. 9. Sanjeev Kumar, S.K. Singh, S.K, Gupta, Vishwanath, Yadav Prasant, P.C. Yadav (2017) Heterosis and inbreeding Depression for grain yield and related morphological characters in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) based on international journal of current microbiology & applied Science vol. 6 (10),1-13. 10. YOGESH PANDEY, R. P. VYAS, H. C. SINGH, L. SINGH, P. C. YADAV, VISHWANATH AND S. K. GUPTA (2017) Genetic analysis for yield and quality traits in Maize (Zea mays L.) based on Chemical Science Review and Letters vol. 6 (21), 110-116. 11. YOGESH PANDEY, R. P. VYAS, H. C. SINGH, P. C. YADAV, VISHWANATH AND SANJEEV KUMAR (2016) Heterosis and inbreeding depression for germination grain yield and quality traits in maize (Zea mays L.) using Line x Tester analysis method. based on The Ecoscan vol. IX : 977-983. 12. YOGESH PANDEY, R. P. VYAS, JAYDEV KUMAR, L. SINGH, H. C. SINGH, P. C. YADAV AND VISHWANATH (2017) Heritability, correlation and path coefficient analysis for determining interrelationships among grain yield and related characters in maize (Zea mays L.). based on international journal of pure & applied Bioscience vol. 5 (2), 595-603. 13. YOGESH PANDEY, R. P. VYAS, H. C. SINGH, L. SINGH, C. B. SINGH, P. C. YADAV AND VISHWANATH (2017) Genetic variability and selection parameters for yield and quality traits in maize (Zea mays L.). based on Assian Journal of Science and Technology vol. 08, 348-351. 14. Harinarayan Bind, Baudh Bharti, M.K. Pandey, Sanjeev Kumar, Vishwanath and S.A. Kerkhi Genetic variability, heritability and genetic advance studies for different characters on green fodder yield in oat (Avena sativa L.) 15. Sanjeev Kumar, S.K. Singh, S. K. Gupta, Vishwanath, Prashant Yadav, Surendra Kumar, Jaydev Kumar, H.N. Bind and Lokendra Singh Combining Ability in Relation to Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) Breeding Programme under Heat Stress Environment 16. Dinesh Singh, Vishwanath. “Studied the Variation in Feed Consumption in Buffaloes in Different Seasons.” IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences (IOSR-JDMS), vol. 18, no. 7, 2019, pp 17-19
No. of books published	No
patents	No
Foreign visits	No
Achievements other than above	v I have qualified the national eligibility test held on 1 April, 2014 in the department Genetics and Plant Breeding for lectureship. This certificate is recognized by the University Grant Commission/(CSIR) vide their respective letter No. F 15-1/98(NET).
Total work experience	Two years eight months teaching experience as Assistant Professor and I have over seven years of Research Experience in the Genetics and Plant Breeding various capacities.
Award/ Project	v Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship Awarded for the year 2015-16 UNIVERSITY GRANT COMMISSION. v Excellence in Research Award for outstanding contribution in the field of GENETICS AND PLANT BREEDING. On the occasion of national conference on doubling farmers income for sustainable and harmonious agriculture (DISHA-2018), 11-12 AUGUST, 2018 at Ranchi. v Young Professional Award, 2^ndInternational Conference on Food & Agriculture 2018, 29^th to 31^th– March-2018, Dhanbad Jharkhan. v Young Scientist Award has been attributed in recognition of research quality, novelty and significance 2^ndInternational Conference on Food & Agriculture 2018, held during 29^th to 31^th– March-2018, Dhanbad Jharkhan. v ICAR-SRF(PGS)-2013 examination held on 21^st April, 2013 for the awarded of Senior Research Fellowship (PGS) has successfully qualified, without fellowship for pursuing Ph. D. programme at any Agri. University during 2013-14.

PhD with subject—

Holds a Doctorate (Ph.D.) in Computer Science and Engineering from RNTU University, with the Title” A Hybrid Web Recommender Approach for Recommendation System Using Web Based Mining”

Specialization –Web Mining

Brief write-up about research work —-

Internet is the biggest & most popular method of communication & information propagation. It functions as a platform for replacing many types of information. It has become more difficult for them to find the “right” or “interesting” information, the problem generally known as information overload. It is well known that more than 80% of the time compulsory to perform any real-world data mining project is generally spent on Data preprocessing.

Data preprocessing forms the basis for data mining. Web mining is to find & excerpt useful info from the WWW. Therefore, just option is to the capture client intuition and also provides them a recommendation list. Web personalization means providing users with those webpages only, as in which the user is interested as per recommender systems during that particular time interval.

Web Usage Mining is designed to operate on web server logs; logs contain client’s navigation history which is very useful for the web recommendation. . It includes automatic detection of patterns from one or more Web servers.

In this dissertation work, Firstly HMM Ranking and FCM clustering used for the generation of better rules to improve the purchase products from the particular website. In Next research work, we are using HMM ranking and Expectation Minimization-Gaussian Mixture Model (EM-GMM) clustering for generating better patterns for the ease of web based services.

No of Research paper published – 4 National and 12 in international (UGC, Scopus and Springer) journal and conferences

No of Books published – 3 and 1 Book chapter

An Improved version of AODV Protocol For Mobile Networks: Routing in a MANET	2020	LAMBERT ACADEMIC PUBLISHING	978-6-2025-2817-7
A Proposal for Transformative Pedagogical Perspectives on Indian Home Language, Use in Higher Education	2020	(Book Chapter) AkiNik Publications	2277-2502
A quick review of Project Management	2020	Independently Published ON AMAZON	979-8655796270
Data Structure Practice Using C Programming: Data Structure a Programming Perspective	2020	Independently Published ON AMAZON	979-8668250622

Patents – 3 Patents

Title	Apply date	Publish date	Application no
Walking Electricity	18-Oct-16	28-Oct-16	201621035533
Automated Meter Reading Iot Device B	08-Sep-18	08-Oct-18	201821030005
A Smart Traffic Monitoring and Accident Management System	25-mar-21	09-apr-21	202121013016

Foreign visits- NA

Achievements other than above—

My student team got selected in Hackathon 2020
My students team got first prize in Innovative Software Model Competition.

Total work experience- 11 years

Award/ Projects—

Got Best faculty award in 2014 and 2017

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Full Name	Dr. Nikita Shivhare Mitra

PhD With Sub/Topic

Hydrological and sediment yield modeling using satellite image processing

Specialization

Satellite image processing, Data Science

Brief Write-up about Your Research Work

My research explores the implementation of satellite image processing to detect and model soil erosion-prone areas. Using satellite imagery from sources such as Landsat and Sentinel, key soil erosion indicators, including vegetation cover, soil moisture, and topography, are analyzed. Advanced image processing techniques, such as machine learning algorithms and GIS (Geographic Information Systems), are employed to identify and map vulnerable regions. The outcomes aim to provide valuable insights for environmental management, aiding in developing strategies to mitigate soil erosion and enhance land conservation efforts. This approach offers a cost-effective and comprehensive method for monitoring large and remote areas.

No. of Research Papers Published (National/International)

12

No. of Books Published

2

Patents

3

Foreign Visits

2 for International conferences in Paris, France, and Bali, Indonesia

Achievements Other Than Above

Received best paper presentation award in an international conference organized in Bali, Indonesia

Total Work Experience

7 years

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Full name :	Dr Nand Kishore
Phd. With Sub/topic	“PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF SOLAR TREE SYSTEM”
Specialization	Solar Energy
Brief write-up about your research work	The housing sector represents 27% of global energy consumption and 17% of global CO2 emissions. We already know that scaling up how to use solar technologies can reduce electricity demand and play an important role in mitigating climate change. Therefore, the overall goal of this research work is to develop a new step-by-step approach to assess the potential for implementing octagonal solar-tree technologies, defined as stand-alone systems, aimed at per Completely reduce the demand for electricity. It can be concluded by comparing octagonal solar tree. The design will overcome the disadvantages of flat panel models due to its unique design. Lightning will drop in the flat panel when a shadow falls on it, but will continue to create lightning as a wooden design octagon pattern helps some solar panels collect sunlight even when others are in shadow. Octagonal pattern helps keep branches and trees from shading each other. Bad weather such as snow does not damage it as the panels do not lie flat. Hopefully, if this new method of planting solar energy trees is widely adopted, it will be possible to produce enough energy to meet the world’s electricity demand and preserve nature. Experimental results of the solar tree power system show that we can get accurate output. Solar Tree seems like the perfect solution for our future energy needs. The Solar Tree is a revolutionary urban lighting concept that represents an ideal design for power generation. The Solar Tree design provided up to 50% more power and the sunlight collection time was up to 50% longer. It helps make the environment more eco-friendly, saves money and space and lasts a lifetime. This performance characteristic can be particularly important in PV cells arranged in a solar tree with an inverter circuit and battery energy storage system
No. of research paper published national /international	08
No. of books published	Nill
patents	03
Foreign visits	Nill
Achievements other than above	1- Commissioned as a Associate NCC Officer (Sub Lieutenant) 1 MP NAVAL Unit NCC 2- Trained NSS Program Officer
Total work experience	12 Years
Award/ Project	1- NSS State Level Award 2- Srijan Award 3- Best Teacher Award 4- Appreciation Award

Name	Dr. Vivek Richhariya
Ph.D. Topic	“A Framework For Design And Analysis Of Misbehavior Resistance Technique In Wireless Networks”
Ph.D. Subject	Computer Science & Engineering (CSE)
Specialization Area	Wireless Network, MANET, J2EE
Brief Detail of Research Work Done	A Mobile Ad Hoc Network (MANET) adopts a decentralized communication architecture which relies on cooperation among nodes at each layer of the protocol stack. Its reliance on cooperation for success and survival makes the ad hoc network particularly sensitive to variations in node behavior. In MANET, nodes forward the packet to other with the help of intermediate nodes within the transmission range as they are expected to cooperate to make the networks reliable. Since, node may have limited resources, some nodes (selfish node) may not forward packets to save resources for their own use. Such selfish behavior leads to degradation in the performance of the network and possibly, in the extreme case, a complete cessation of operations. Consequently it is important to devise solutions to encourage resource constrained nodes to cooperate.
Number of Publications	International: 19 National: 9
Book Published	N/A
Patent	1
Foreign Visits	N/A
Achievements	· Has been active member in Computer Science dept. During NBA Accreditation of the department in 2003, 2006 & 2017. · Software Development (during Jan’2016 to till date) o Online Mid Semester Result o Online Exam System o Student Attendances Android APP o Develop a Website for Srishthi2k16
Total Work Experience	20 years
Award/Projects	· Sun Certification by Sun Micro System. · Best Faculty Award by Srijan. · Appreciation Award for Srishti 2016. · Team Anveshak got the under 8^thposition inMinistry of AYUSH at national level under the guidance of Dr. VivekRichhariya in Smart India Hackathon 2017

1	NAME OF FACULTY	Dr. ABHILASHA SINGH
2	QUALIFICATION	M.A., Ph. D. (ENGLISH LITERATURE)
3	PH.D. TOPIC/ SUBJECT	TREATMENT OF NATURE IN THE POERTRY OF HOPKINS
4	SPECIALIZATION	NATURE POETRY
5	BRIEF DISCRPTION ABOUT RESEARCH WORK:	HOPKINS WORK IS DIFFERENT FROM OTHER POETS
6	NO OF RESEARCH PAPER PUBLISHED:	1. INTERNATIONAL:01 2. NATIONAL:01
7	NO. OF BOOKS PUBLISHED:	NIL
8	SEMINAR/ CONFERENCES/ WORKSHOP:	05
9	TOTAL WORK EXPERIENCE	9
10	AWARD

1	NAME OF FACULTY	Dr. SUSHMA JAT
2	QUALIFICATION	M.Sc., Ph. D. (MATHS)
3	Ph.D. TOPIC/ SUBJECT	Relativity,Purity&Injectivity& strongly M-Flat module
4	SPECIALIZATION	Abstract Algebra
5	BRIEF DISCRPTION ABOUT RESEARCH WORK:	The work is related to rings and modules. Different class of modules and their results are generalized.
6	NO OF RESEARCH PAPER PUBLISHED:	1. INTERNATIONAL: 5 2. NATIONAL: 8
7	NO. OF BOOKS PUBLISHED:	NIL
8	SEMINAR/CONFERENCES/WORKSHOP:	02/05
9	TOTAL WORK EXPERIENCE	14 yrs
10	AWARD	Best faculty Srijan-2013

1	NAME OF FACULTY	Dr. RAJESH KUMAR SAKALE
2	QUALIFICATION	M.Sc., Ph. D. (MATHEMATICS), B.Ed.
3	PH.D. TOPIC/ SUBJECT	APPLICATIONS OF INTEGRAL AND SERIES EQUATIONS IN THERMOELASTICITY.
4	SPECIALIZATION	SPECIAL FUNCTION
5	BRIEF DISCRPTION ABOUT RESEARCH WORK:	A REVIEW OF SOME OLD AND NEW RESULTS ON SPECIAL FUNCTION OFTEN USING GEOMETRIC FUNCTIONS THEORY IS GIVEN. IN PATICULAR , SOME PROPERTIES OF GAUSSION HYPERGEOMETIC FUNCTION ARE REVIEWED . HERE WE LOOK AT SOME OF ITS APPLICATIONS TO THE INTEGRAL REPRESENTATIONS OF SPECIAL FUNCTIONS.
6	NO OF RESEARCH PAPER PUBLISHED:	1. INTERNATIONAL: 05 2. NATIONAL: 06
7	NO. OF BOOKS PUBLISHED:	NIL
8	SEMINAR/ CONFERENCES/ WORKSHOP:	18
9	TOTAL WORK EXPERIENCE	19 YEARS
10	AWARD	BEST SCIENCE AWARD- 2009 TEACHER DAY -2016

Full Name	Dr. Bhanu Pratap Singh
Ph.D. with Sub/Topic	First-principles Calculation of Elastic, Optical and Thermal Properties of Some Semiconductors
Specialization	VLSI Design, Optoelectronics Materials
Brief write-up about your research work	The electronic band structure, density of state (DOS) and C_ijof CuTlS₂ and CuTlSe₂ semiconductors are predicted for the first time. The optical, elastic and thermal properties of group III-nitrides (ZB-AlN, WZ-GaN and ZB-InN) have been studied. The optical parameters such as dielectric constant ε(ω), absorption coefficient α(ω), refractive index n(ω), reflectivity R(ω), extinction coefficient k(ω), electron energy-loss spectrum L(ω) and elastic properties (C_ij, B, Y, G and ∂C₁₁/∂P, ∂C₁₂/∂P, ∂C₄₄/∂P, ∂B/∂P, ∂G_s/∂P and ∂Y/∂P) of ZB-AlN have been calculated at different pressures. The heat capacity (C_p), Debye temperature (ϴ_D) and phonon frequencies have also been calculated using CASTEP code at 0 GPa.
No. of research paper published National/International	International Journals- 09 Conferences- 08
No. of Books published	NIL
Patents	NIL
Foreign Visit	01-Nanjing University, China
Achievements other than above	1. Ex-President of OSA 2. Life Fellow of OSI 3. Delivered an Expert Talk on “Publication of Faculty Research Work” in one day workshop, organized by LNCT Bhopal, held on 5^th June 2018. 4. Delivered a keynote lecture in FDP on 5G Mobile Communication, organized by LNCT Bhopal in association with RGPV, TEQIP-III Bhopal, held on 23-27, Sept. 2019. 5. Committee member– Siegman International School on Lasers Review Committee 6. Reviewer– OSA, J. Nanoelectronics & Optoelectronics, SCI
Total work experience	09 (05-Teaching + 04-Research)
Award/Project	ISMAA (Rs. 50000 for Conference)

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A NOVEL METHOD FOR IDENTIFICATION OF STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PLANAR KINEMATIC CHAINS

v I have qualified the national eligibility test held on 1 April, 2014 in the department Genetics and Plant Breeding for lectureship. This certificate is recognized by the University Grant Commission/(CSIR) vide their respective letter No. F 15-1/98(NET).