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Accepted Nominations GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF JAL SHAKTI, DoWR, RD & GR CENTRAL WATER COMMISSION NATIONAL WATER ACADEMY, PUNE Training Program through Distance Learning On ‘Introduction to Google Earth Engine & Its Application in Water Resources Management’ (16th August 2021 – 23rd August 2021) In view of high number of registrations received and due to limitations of the Google Classroom platform, the training program will be simultaneously organized in three batches. Accepted registrations are listed out below on first come first serve basis. Participants will receive instructions through email to join the Google Classroom using their Gmail/Google Account. Batch wise WhatsApp groups are being created for resolution of technical/miscellaneous issues. LIST OF PARTICIPANTS – BATCH I Sr. Name Designation Organization No. Irrigation & Waterways Department, Govt. of 1 Shri. Sujoy Patra Deputy Director West Bengal 2 Ms. Aswathi Janardhanan Research Scholar University of Kerala, Trivandrum 3 Shri. Sukant Jain Research Scientist National Institute of Hydrology, Bhopal Specialist- GIS & Remote International Rice Research Institute-Odisha, 4 Shri. Pavan Kumar Yeggina Sensing Bhubaneshwar 5 Shri. Jagadish Prasad Patra Scientist D National Institute of Hydrology, Roorkee 6 Shri. Rajaneesh A Research Scholar University of Kerala, Trivandrum 7 Shri. Sudip Dey Honours Student Vidyasagar College, Kolkata 8 Shri. Pranav Shukla Deputy Director Central Water Commission, New Delhi 9 Shri. Mayank Adhaduk Deputy Executive Engineer NWRWS&K Department, Govt. of Gujarat 10 Shri. Rohit Gupta Assistant Director Central Water Commission, New Delhi Kit-Kalaignarkarunanidhi Institute of 11 Dr. Anand B Assistant Professor Technology, Coimbatore 12 Shri. Biswajit Paul Junior Research Fellow University of North Bengal, Darjeeling Dist. Shri. Akshay Bajirao 13 Research Scholar Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur Pachore 14 Ms. Humaira Sanam Research Scholar IIST, Thiruvananthapuram Dr. Tabassum Ishrath The University of Trans-Disciplinary Health 15 Assistant Professor Fathima Sciences and Technology, Bengaluru Water Resources Department, Govt. of 16 Smt. Ananya Gupta Bouddh Assistant Engineer Chhattisgarh Water Resources Department, Govt. of 17 Shri. Teiborlang Marwein Sub - Engineer Meghalaya Shri. Suryaprakash College of Agricultural Engineering and 18 Senior Research Assistant Bhanubhai Suryavansi Technology, Anand, Gujarat 19 Dr. G.Bindu Senior Hydrogeologist Kerala State Groundwater Department 1 | Page Water Resources Department, Govt. of 20 Shri. Aibingston N Arengh Junior Engineer Meghalaya Irrigation & Waterways Department, Govt. Of 21 Dr. Abhijit Saha Director West Bengal Irrigation & Waterways Department, Govt. Of 22 Shri. Biman Sinha Assistant Engineer West Bengal Shri. Mogaraju Jagadish 23 Student IGNOU, New Delhi Kumar 24 Shri. Amit Kumar Deputy Director NWIC, New Delhi Shri. Venkatappa Capacity Building Expert, 25 National Hydrology Project Srinivasulu NHP 26 Shri. Aju CD Research Scholar University of Kerala, Trivandrum Water Resources Department, Govt. of Tamil 27 Shri. Nagaraj S Hydrologist Nadu 28 Shri. Manikandan Research Scholar SRMIST, Kattankulathur, Tamil Nadu Ms. Waghmare Santoshi Pioneer Foundation Engineering's Pvt Ltd, 29 GIS Analyst Raju Mumbai 30 Ms. Pooja Patle Student National Institute of Technology, Raipur Ms. Kesapragada Naga Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, 31 Student Mounika Kakinada 32 Shri. Debarshee Dasgupta Research Associate Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi 33 Shri. Thallam Prashanth Research Scholar Indian Institute of Technology, Ropar 34 Shri. Mayank Jain Sub Divisional Engineer MTBO, Central Water Commission, Surat Irrigation & Flood Control Department, Govt. 35 Shri. Haris Rafiq Ali Junior Engineer of Jammu & Kashmir 36 Dr. V. S. Jeyakanthan Scientist-E National Institute of Hydrology Water Resources Department, Govt. of 37 Shri. Ranganatha SP Assistant Engineer Karnataka 38 Ms. Maadhava Anusuyaa C Student Mumbai University Irrigation and Water Resources Department, 39 Shri. Kuldeep Srivastava Superintending Engineer Govt. of Uttar Pradesh Assistant Executive Water Resources Department, Govt of Andhra 40 Shri. Dinakar Donkada Engineer Pradesh 41 Shri. Nitin Singh Kachhawa PG Scholar SVNIT, Surat 42 Shri. Yogiraj Telkar Assistant Engineer WRDO, Govt of Karnataka 43 Shri. Surjith P M Assistant Engineer Water Resources Department, Govt. of Kerala 44 Ms. Reshma S H PG Student Anna University, Chennai Shri. Kaushikkumar 45 Research Scholar SVNIT, Surat, Gujarat Prafulbhai Sheladiya 46 Shri. Aariz Ahmed Research Scholar NIAS, IISC Campus Bengaluru 47 Ms. Mrignayani Chandra Student Amity University, Noida Maharani Kishori Jat Kanya Mahavidyalya, 48 Ms. Neeraj Assistant Professor Rohtak, Haryana 49 Shri. Akshay S Rajanal Design Engineer Jain Irrigation System Ltd, Jalgaon 50 Ms. Afshan Nabi Student Amity University Noida JSS Science and Technological University, 51 Shri. Vinayaka M Student Mysore Shri. Mahesha JSS Science and Technological University, 52 Student Mahabaleshwara Hegde Mysore Additional Assistant 53 Shri. J G Vaja Water and Land Management Institute, Anand Engineer Gujarat Water Resources Development 54 Ms. Alpesh J. Pithva Social Development Expert Corporation Limited, Gandhinagar 2 | Page Assistant Executive Irrigation & Flood Control Department, Govt. 55 Shri. Fayaz Ahmad Bhat Engineer of Jammu & Kashmir 56 Ms. Pansuriya Krishna M Civil Engineer WAPCOS Limited, Ahmedabad 57 Shri. Subodh Kant Pandey M. Tech Student MANIT, Bhopal 58 Ms. Dharti M. Pansuriya Student Gujarat University, Navrangpura 59 Ms. Avinash G Design Engineer Hydromancy Consultancy Pvt Ltd, Mysuru Department of Scientific & Industrial 60 Dr. Anil Kumar Scientist-C Research, New Delhi 61 Shri. Shivam Junior Engineer Central Water Commission, Jammu 62 Shri. Deepak Kumar Assistant Director-II Central Water Commission, Jammu 63 Shri. Avinash R Assistant Professor The National Institute of Engineering, Mysuru Water Resources Department, Govt. of 64 Ms. Namita Gaurav Baser Executive Engineer Maharashtra Engineer, Self-Construction 65 Shri. Sachin I Arakeri - Work 66 Shri. Rajan Jha Deputy Design Engineer Feedback Infra Pvt Ltd, Gurgaon Anna University, Thoothukudi Campus, Tamil 67 Shri. Surendar M GIS Engineer Nadu College Of Agricultural Engineering and 68 Shri. Ram Kishore Student Technology, Hisar Shri. Mummidivarapu Satish Aditya College of Engineering & Technology, 69 Assistant Professor Kumar Andhra Pradesh 70 Dr. Rahul Kumar Jaiswal Scientist D National Institute of Hydrology, Roorkee 71 Shri. Dolon Banerjee Research Scholar Indian Institute of Technology, Ropar 72 Shri. K.P.Haripragash Anna University, Chennai Professor, Environment and 73 Dr. Dilip Kumar WALMI, Patna Drainage Shri. Tatini Pardhasree Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation, 74 Student Chaitanya Guntur, Andhra Pradesh Assistant Professor 75 Dr. Mahesh Prasad Tripathi Eternal University, Himachal Pradesh (Agricultural Engineering) National Institute of Technology, Surathkal, 76 Shri. Mukul Kumar Sahu Research Scholar Karnataka Irrigation & CAD Department, Govt. of 77 Ms. Sailaja Deputy Executive Engineer Telangana Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University, 78 Shri. Ankit Sharma Student Ajmer, Rajasthan 79 Shri. Mohammed Faizan O Student Anna University, Chennai 80 Shri. Jeswin Titus C PG Student Anna University, Chennai Karnataka State Rural Development and 81 Shri. Srinivasa N Student Panchayat Raj University Water Resources Department, Govt. of Tamil 82 Shri. M.Abdul Rahman Assistant Engineer Nadu SCMS School of Engineering and Technology, 83 Ms. Lakshmi Priya Assistant Professor Kerala 84 Shri. Dinesh Sharma Junior Engineer IBO, Central Water Commission, Chandigarh Irrigation & Flood Control Department, Govt. 85 Shri. Mohd Syed Mir Assistant Engineer of Jammu & Kashmir Rural Development & Panchayat Raj Dept, 86 Shri. Nalin Kumar Engineer Karnataka 87 Shri. N. Vivekanandan Scientist-B CWPRS, Khadakwasla, Pune 88 Shri. Pratap Pagare GIS Engineer Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited, Pune 89 Dr. Yogesh Choukade Assistant Manager KPMG, Pune 3 | Page SCMS School of Engineering and Technology, 90 Ms. Devika R Das Student Kerala 91 Dr. L R Ranganath Scientist E CWPRS, Khadakwasla, Pune 92 Shri. Akhilesh Kumar Jha M. Tech Student Central University of Jharkhand SCMS School of Engineering and Technology, 93 Dr. Nisha L Associate Professor & Head Kerala SCMS School of Engineering and Technology, 94 Ms. Merin Mathew Assistant Professor Kerala 95 Ms. Rakesh Kumar Sahu Student RMSI Pvt Ltd. Shri. Rameshchandra 96 Deputy Executive Engineer Water And Land Management Institute, Anand Vasantlal Ejner SCMS School of Engineering and Technology, 97 Ms. Merlin Mathew Student Kerala Shri. Umangkumar 98 PG Student Junagadh Agricultural University, Gujarat Bharatbhai Zalavadiya Dr. Thatiparthi Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University 99 Associate Professor Vijayalakshmi Hyderabad Assistant Professor (Ad- Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, 100 Ms. Haritha M Hoc) Kottayam, Kerala 101 Ms. Manish Tiwari Student Uttarakhand Open University, Haldwani 102 Smt. Annie Pegu Assistant Engineer Irrigation Department, Govt. of Assam College Of Agricultural Engineering & 103 Shri. Manjit Mohan Khatal Student Technology, Thane Acharya Narendra Deva University of 104 Dr . Sandeep Kumar Pandey Assistant Professor Agriculture and Technology, Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh Assistant Executive Cauvery Neeravari Nigama Niyamitha, Govt. 105 Shri. Deepu A R Engineer of Karnataka Pillai Institute of Management Studies,
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