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CURRICULUM VITAE 6, ‘Jay Chambers’, Opp. Bhandari Hospital, Panchavati Colony, Talegaon Dabhade, Pune-410 506 Mobile: 9420862744 Dr. Wani Nalanda D. Resi: 02114-227224 M.Com. (SET), M.A. (Eco) E-mail:[email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________________ To associate with a reputed institute where there is an ample scope for teamwork as well as for individual development. IndiraCollege of Commerce & Science, Tathawade, Pune (Indira Group of Institutes) Designation: Full Time Lecturer(Commerce) Joining:1stJune, 2007. Nature of Work: Coordinating research work Coordinating and supervising exams. Organizing state level Debate Competition Organizing class presentations, group discussions, debates, guest lectures, quiz competition etc. Coordinating and organizing industrial visits for students. Coordinating the activities of Commerce Lab and Commerce Association Coordinating and organizing various activities like Commerce week. 1) Modern College of Arts, Science And Commerce, Pune-05 Designation: - Full Time Lecturer (U.G. & P.G.) Duration: - August2006to March2007. 2) Annasaheb Magar Mahavidyalaya, Hadapsar, Pune Designation: -Full Time Lecturer (U.G.) Duration:- August 2005 to April 2006. 3) Indrayani Mahavidyalaya, Talegaon Dabhade, Pune 1 Designation: -Full Time Lecturer (U.G.) Duration: - July 2001 to Oct 2003. Ph.D., M.Com. (SET), M.A. (Eco) Exam Board/ University Special Subjects Percentage Class/Grade Year of passing Ph.D. Savitribai Phule Marketing - - 12th March Pune University 2015 (Formerly University of Pune) SET University of Pune Commerce Feb-2001 M.Com University of Pune Accounting and 65.00% First May-1997 Taxation B.Com. University of Pune a) Marketing, 70.00% First Class April-1994 Salesmanship & with Publicity Distinction b) Cost & Works Accounting M.A. University of Pune Economics 72.12% First Class May-2005 with Distinction G.D.C.& A G.D.C.& A - - II May-2002 Maharashtra Board 1. Member of Editorial Board: 3 Sr. No. Journal 1 Sameeksha International Journal of Commerce Economics and Management 2 Synergy-(ISSN:0973-8819)A Research Journal of K. J. Sommaya Institute of Management Mumbai 3 Business Perspective and Research A research journal of K. J. Sommaya Institute of Management Mumbai 2. Text Book Published: 1 2 Sr. Title Class Publication Year No 1. Marketing Management S.Y. B.Com Aatharva Prakashan 2009 (Single Author ) 3. Research papers Published: 15 Research paper Published With ISSN: 8 Sr. Title of the research Name of the journal volume Month ISSN No. paper and & year (Pages) 1 “A study of Effectiveness International research Issue IV, July – 2321- of NRLM with Special Journal of Commerce Vol: II, Dec 9831 reference to Maharashtra Management & Social 2014 (47 to state” Sciences 52) 2 Impact of Self help International research volume – Jan. – 2321- Groups on BPL family Journal of Commerce I, No. 2 June 9831 with special reference to Management & Social 2014 (223 to Khed Taluka. Sciences 237) 3. Impact of SHGs on shift International Research issue-12 March 2277- of BPL family to APL Journal of Commerce, (III), Vol.- 2013 9310 family with special Business and Social I (86 to reference to Khed Taluka sciences, 91) (Rajgurunagar) 4. “Marketing Strategy Gyan Samhita research Vol. 3, July 2229- During recession stepping Journal,vol.-III No. 6 2013 6654 up in the down turn” (51 to 61) 5 “Analytical Study Of International Research issue-VIII, January 2277- Role Of Commercial Journal of Commerce, Vol.-I to June 9310 Bank In Financial Business and Social 2016 (66 to sciences, 74) Inclusion Of Rural India” 6 “Recent trends in Innovation : A journal of Vol.3 February 2394- Banking w.r.t. latest social science, Commerce 2016 1774 Indian Government and computer technology (27-34) policy” 7 “Making the effective use The referred Annual Volume-II April 0254- of Demographic research journal of 2016 8755 Dividend with special department of issue: III management studies reference to the women Bengaluru “Innovation in members of SHGs” Marketing, E-Commerce, 3 Information Technology and Banking (IMEIB- 2016)” 8 Execution of Make in RESECO: A research Vol_II February 2395- India Programme annual of Post graduate (Issue 2) 2017 6860 Through Commercial research centre, Department of Economics Banks with Special (Modern College Pune -5) reference to Financial Inclusion Research paper Published With ISBN: 7 Sr. Title of the Research Name of the Book Year ISBN No. Paper experience /Proceedings & & Publication (Pages) 1. “A success story of honey Emerging trends in world 2014 13-978- Marketer through SHG Economy through Shroff 93-5110- (Women entrepreneur)--- A innovation and Publishers and 530-5 role model for rural illiterates” Entrepreneurship distributors Pv (28) Development t. Ltd. 2. “Skill upliftment and training Emerging trends in world 2014 13-978- to emerging women Economy through Shroff 93-5110- Entrepreneur through SHGs – innovation and Publishers and 530-5 a Role model for Rural Entrepreneurship distributors Pv (31) illiterates” Development t. Ltd 3. “A study of existing legal and Emerging trends at the 2013 978-93- regulatory frame work for bottom end of the pyramid Himalaya 5051-990- SHGs in Pune District” Publishing 5 House (406 to 416) 4. “A Study of Retail Consumer Insight to retailing in 21st 2012 978-93- for successful design & century Himalaya 5051-375- execution of Retail Strategy” Publishing 0 House (372 to 381) 5. “A Study of Problems and INNOVATION- 2014 2014 978-93- Prospects in Marketing of the Success 83993-89- Products by Self Help Groups Publications 5 In Pune District With Special (52 to reference to Khed and Maval 531`) Talukas” 4 6. “Innovative Practices Recent changes Success 978-93- Adopted by the Self Help ,Development And Impact Publications 80984- groups in Marketing the of Globalization 77-3 Products” A Case Study of On Economy (53 to 59) Swameeni Mahila Bachat Vol.I April2013 Gat” 7. A study of retail consumer for Marketing Unbound 2012 978-81- successful Design and Somaiya 7039-283- Execution of retail strategy Publications 5 with special reference to Pvt. Ltd. (163 to customer pull factors 172) 4. Minor Research Project Completed and Report Submitted to BCUD, Savitribai Phule Pune University : 1 Ongoing : 1 Sr. Title Faculty Board Duration Assista Status No of nce studies Rs. 1. “A Study of Problems and Commerce Marketing 2012-14 50,000 Compl Prospects in Marketing of the eted Products by Self Help Groups In Pune District With Special reference to Khed and Maval Talukas” (Area of Specialization Self Help Groups) 2 A developement and testing of Commerce Business 2016-18 1,40,00 On model to solve the problems in Administrati making the effective use of on 0 going demographic dividend with special reference to the women members of ASCA in Pune district (Area of Specialization Self Help Groups) 5. Avishkar Research Competition Sr. No Year Title Level Participation 5 1. 2017 A study of problem of encroachment on Zonal Guided two seats reserved for women in city buses of student Pune (PMPML) (Shobha Gehalot and Mnish Kaushik ) 2 2017 “Wastage of women resources in India Zonal Guided two with special reference to educated student (Ayushi married women in the middle class Srivastava & Kalyani ) family” 3. 2017 “An analytical study of Response of Zonal Guided two Small Vendors and Retailers to student Acceptance of Cashless Payments (Monika Verma & systems in The Kalewadi and Dehu Hemlata Naidu) Road Bazar Area 4. 2017 A study of problem of encroachment on University Guided two seats reserved for women in city buses of student Pune (PMPML) 5 2014 Achieving Economic Development with STATE Selected in balanced spread through improved teachers’ marketing of SHGs ----Sand Clock Model category 6 2014 A study of Marketing Function performed University Won in by SHGs (Which are engaged in IGAs ) in teachers’ Pune district ----Sand Clock Model category 7 2014 A study of revenue generation through Zonal Guided one river water management in Pune district student (Aman Singh) 8 2012 A Study of skill utilization & uplift of Zonal Guided two Skills possession for SHGs student (Ajinkya Sood , Vijaya Gavade) 6. Research Work Presented: 6 6 Sr. No Organizers Subject Conference/Competition 1. SNDT Study of Legal Framework for National Conference Self Help Groups in Pune University District. Paper presented 2 University of Marketing Strategy During International Conference Mumbai, Recession Department of Paper presented Commerce 3. Department of Impact of Self Help Groups Commsearch Commerce and (BPL) on Economic Research Centre Development special reference National level research paper to KhedTaluka (Rajgurunagar) Competition 4. Department of “Financial Reforms, Growth Commsearch Commerce and Stimulant In India” Research Centre Essay Competition written 5. Baburaoji “A Study of Problems and INNOVATION Gholap Prospects in Marketing of the College ,Pune products by Self HelpGroups Paper Presented In PuneDistrict with special reference to Khed and Maval Talukas 6 at Dr. C.D. “SHG: Growth Stimulant of National Multidisciplinary Deshmukh Rural Indian Development.” Conference on : Contemporary Commerce and issues in Development of Rural Sau K.G. India held on 23rd April, 2016, Tamhane Arts College, Roha Presented a paper Raigad. 7. Active Participation in Syllabus Restructure Seminars Sr. No Organizers Subject and Class Year 1 B.N Purandare College, Lonawala Marketing/ SYB.COM 2014 M.Com 2. B.N Purandare College, Lonawala Marketing/FYB.COM and 2013 M.Com Part 1 3. Indrani MahaVidyalaya, Talegaon Marketing/FYB.COM 2008 M.Com 7 4. Baramati M.S. Kakade College Marketing/SYB.COM 2009 M.Com 8. University Related Work 1. Invited and worked as chair person at an international Conference organized by ACS college Narayangaon College on recent trends in commerce and management on 9th and 10th January 2018 2. Coordinated 10 days NET/ SET preparation workshop during 2nd to 11th January 2017. 3. Invited and worked as Resource Person in One Day Workshop “Career Opportunities In Commerce” on a topic Interview Techniques at ACS College Narayangaon on 1st February 2017.
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    Project Note Reference Index Sr.No.-22 Project Note by the Project Authority. Name of the project Regularization of forest (Conservation) Act, 1980, Forest Land which is above the alignment of Tunneling work area in Forest, Gut No.823 of Village Kurwandi Tal. Ambegaon, Dist. Pune Proposal Submitted by The Executive Engineer, Bhama Askhed Dam Division, Pune-37 Intention & fact of the proposal The area on the northern west boundary of Khed Taluka, & south west boundary of Ambegaon Taluka, of Pune district between Ghod & Bhima rivers is known as “Satgaon Pathar”. Topographical location of Satgaon Pathar is very peculiar. Average of rainfall is a very less & it is revealed from studies, that leased facilities of irrigation, are available so far, due to merge water availability and considerable high altitude. It is a drought prone area. Due to scarcity of drinking as well as irrigation water, to fulfill, the since long back need & demand of poor people’s / farmers of Satgaon Pathar in Ambegaon Taluka and command area above Chaskaman Left Bank Canal toward North hill side in initial reach, downstream of Chaskaman Dam in Khed Taluka, this Satgaon Pathar Lift Irrigation Scheme under Kalmodi project is proposed. This scheme envisages, providing irrigation for water scarcity area of 5065 ha. in Ambegaon & Khed Talukas of Pune district. Administrative approval is accorded by Maharashtra Krishna Valley Development Corporation, Pune (Undertaking by Govt. of Maharashtra) vide Marathi letter no.Arala(Kalmodi)/PB-2/(297)/(303/97) dt.30/04/1997 for Rs.54.30 core. Being drought prone area, every year faced drinking water problem will also be solved.
  • Chapter Three

    Chapter Three

    CHAPTER THREE METHODOLOGY AND STUDY AREA 43 3.0: Methodology The methodologies adopted in the field are given in Table 3.1. In order to study the environment, ecosystem and biodiversity in drought prone area two types of data were collected. One was primary data, which was collected with the help of informal discussion with villagers and foresters. Along with this the checklist method was used in order to know about the biodiversity of the study area. To study the impact of watershed development programme on the patterns of land use house hold questionnaire was developed that asked about land use before watershed programme implementation and after the implementation and along with this the method of direct observation was adopted to study the present pattern of land use. Secondary level data were also gathered from the government department working in the respective field for analysis. To study the impact of watershed development programme on improvement in water availability, increased cropping intensity, productivity of crops and horticulture development in terms of agriculture development Questionnaire method was adopted as the major tool along with informal discussion and direct observations. In discussion the major focus was kept on finding out that the water required for fulfilling different needs has been satisfactorily achieved or not through watershed development work. Result of analysis of primary data was used to identify the change in cropping intensity, productivity of crop and horticulture development. Secondary level data was collected froni GSDA in order to find out the quality of water and whether level of water table has increased or decreased.