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Curriculum Vitae Name : Dr 1 Curriculum Vitae Name : Dr. Raju Narayana Swamy Date Of Birth : 24.05.1968 1.Educational Qualification :B.Tech (IIT Chennai) (Computer Science and Engineering), IAS (1991 batch), Master of Intellectual Property Law (MIPL) (First Division) Professional Diploma in Public Procurement (World Bank) Ph. D.( Thesis titled Development, Ecology and Livelihood Security- A Study of Paniyas in Wayanad) Post Graduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Rights Law (National Law School of India University, Bangalore) Post Graduate Certificate in Cyber Law (First Division) Post Graduate Diploma in Environmental Law(First Division) Post Graduate Diploma in Urban Environmental Management and Law (National Law University, Delhi) (First Class) Post Graduate Diploma in Business Law (West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata) Homi Bhabha Fellowship (Information Technology and Cyber Law) IAEA Fellowship (Dr. Mohan Sinha Mehta Research Fellowship) Diploma in Enterpreneurship Administration and Business Laws (National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata) (First Class) Post Graduate Diploma in Tourism and Environmental Law (National Law University, Delhi) (First Class) Diploma in Cyber Law (Government Law College Mumbai & Asian School of Cyber Laws) Post Graduate Diploma in Environmental Law and Policy (National Law University, Delhi) (First Class) Diploma in Advanced Entrepreneurship Management & Corporate Laws (Gujarat National Law University) Diploma in Internet Law and Policy (Gujarat National Law University) Diploma in Intellectual Property Law and Management (Gujarat National Law University) 2 2. Educational Achievements : 1. First rank in the State of Kerala in SSLC 1983 2. Received NTSE Scholarship of the NCERT 3. First Rank in Gandhiji University in Pre-Degree 1985 4. Passed out of IIT Chennai with CGPA 9.41 (B. Tech Project Titled “Growth Functions and Syntactic Inference of Edge Replacement Graph 0L Systems was accepted as an International Conference Publication at the Third Centenary Celebrations of the Mathematical Society at Hamburg, March 1990 ) 5. All India first rank in GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) in terms of percentile 6. All India first rank in Civil Services Exam 1990 7. All India first rank while passing out of the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration Mussoorie in 1993 8. First Rank in Post Graduate Diploma in Business Law (West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata) 9. First Rank in Diploma in Advanced Entrepreneurship Management & Corporate Laws (Gujarat National Law University) 10. First Rank in Certificate Course in Intellectual Property Rights and Information Technology in the Internet Age ( December 2014- March 2015 ) conducted by the Indian Law Institute, 11. First Rank in Post Graduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Rights Law (National Law School of India University, Bangalore) 12. Kerala Sahitya Academy Award 2003 in the travelogue section 13. Award instituted by Kerala State Institute of Children’ s literature (an institute established under the Cultural Affairs Department of Government of Kerala) 2013 in the science section 14. State Bank of Travancore Award 2015 for contributions to children’s literature in Malayalam (Popular Science Section) 15. Cleared JEST-2001 and selected in the Harish Chandra Research Institute, Allahabad 16. Successfully completed the a. Comprehensive Disaster Risk Management Framework online course 26th July-4th Sept 2010 organised by the World Bank Institute in partnership with the NIDM (Secured Excellent Grade -the highest grade therein) b. Online Certificate Course on the RTI Act 2005 (administered by Centre for Good 3 Governance, Hyderabad in collaboration with the Department of Personnel and Training, Government of India (Secured Grade A-the highest grade therein) c. Risk Sensitive Land Use Planning online course 4th October-30th October 2010 organised by the World Bank Institute in partnership with the NIDM d. Community Based Disaster Risk Management online course 6th December, 2010- 1st January 2011 organised by the World Bank Institute in partnership with the NIDM e. Climate Change and Disaster Management online course 3rd -31st January 2011 organised by the World Bank Institute in partnership with the NIDM f. Damage and Reconstruction Needs Assessment online course 17th January-14th February 2011 organised by the World Bank Institute in partnership with the NIDM g. Safe Cities online course 7th February -4th March 2011 organised by the World Bank Institute in partnership with the NIDM h. Earthquake Risk Reduction online course 28th February -26th March 2011 jointly organised by the Global Facility for Disaster Risk Reduction (GFDRR) and the NIDM i. Risk Identification, assessment and analysis online course 29th August -23rd September 2011 jointly organised by the Global Facility for Disaster Risk Reduction (GFDRR) and the NIDM j. Financial Strategies for Managing the Economic Impacts of Disasters online course 7th November -2nd December 2011 jointly organised by the Global Facility for Disaster Risk Reduction (GFDRR) and the NIDM k. Gender Aspects of Disaster Recovery and Reconstruction online course 9th January-3rd February 2012 jointly organised by the Global Facility for Disaster Risk Reduction (GFDRR) and the NIDM ( First All India Service Officer to complete all the ten NIDM courses successfully) l. “Fundamentals of IP” Online Course conducted by Intelpedia Brain Leagues IP Awareness Initiative m. “ Patentability of Biotechnology Inventions” Online Course conducted by Intelpedia Brain Leagues IP Awareness Initiative n. “Competition Act 2002 in India “Online Certificate Course (12th March – 30th April 2013) conducted by CUTS Institute for Regulation and Competition (CIRC) (Secured A+ Grade : the highest grade therein) o. “Agriculture in the WTO” Online Course (December 2013) conducted by the Institute for Training and Technical Co-operation in the World Trade Organisation , 4 Geneva (Secured Distinction : the highest grade therein) p. “ Trade and Environment ” Online Course ( February 2014) conducted by the Institute for Training and Technical Co-operation in the World Trade Organisation , Geneva (Secured Distinction : the highest grade therein) q. “ Trade Remedies and the WTO ” Online Course ( November 2014) conducted by the Institute for Training and Technical Co-operation in the World Trade Organisation , Geneva (Secured Distinction : the highest grade therein) r. “ Introduction to the WTO ” Online Course ( May 2014) conducted by the Institute for Training and Technical Co-operation in the World Trade Organisation , Geneva (Secured Distinction : the highest grade therein) s “ Regional Trade Agreements and the WTO ” Online Course (July 2014) conducted by the Institute for Training and Technical Co-operation in the World Trade Organisation , Geneva (Secured Distinction : the highest grade therein) t “ Market Access for Goods & Non- Agricultural Market Access (NAMA) Negotiations” Online Course (December 2014) conducted by the Institute for Training and Technical Co-operation in the World Trade Organisation , Geneva (Secured Distinction : the highest grade therein) u. Intellectual Property Online Course (January- March 2014) conducted by Intellectual Property Education Centre FICCI (Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry)( Secured A Grade : the highest grade therein) v. “ Transparency and the WTO: Notification Obligations ” Online Course (July 2014) conducted by the Institute for Training and Technical Co-operation in the World Trade Organisation , Geneva (Secured Distinction : the highest grade therein) w. “ Accession to the WTO ” Online Course (July 2014) conducted by the Institute for Training and Technical Co-operation in the World Trade Organisation , Geneva (Secured Distinction : the highest grade therein) x. “ Legal Underpinnings ” Online Course (July 2014) conducted by the Institute for Training and Technical Co-operation in the World Trade Organisation , Geneva (Secured Distinction : the highest grade therein) y. “ The WTO and Trade Economics: Theory and Policy ” Online Course (July 2014) conducted by the Institute for Training and Technical Co-operation in the World Trade Organisation , Geneva (Secured Distinction : the highest grade therein) z. “ Trade Finance and the WTO ” Online Course (February 2015) conducted by the Institute for Training and Technical Co-operation in the World Trade Organisation , 5 Geneva (Secured Distinction : the highest grade therein) aa. “ Market Access Intelligence ” Online Course (July 2014) conducted by the Institute for Training and Technical Co-operation in the World Trade Organisation , Geneva (Secured Distinction : the highest grade therein) ab. “ Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights ” Online Course (August 2014) conducted by the Institute for Training and Technical Co-operation in the World Trade Organisation , Geneva (Secured Distinction : the highest grade therein) ac. “ Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures ” Online Course (August 2014) conducted by the Institute for Training and Technical Co-operation in the World Trade Organisation , Geneva (Secured Distinction : the highest grade therein) ad. “ Technical Barriers to Trade ” Online Course (August 2014) conducted by the Institute for Training and Technical Co-operation in the World Trade Organisation , Geneva (Secured Distinction : the highest grade therein) ae. “ Trade in Services in the WTO ” Online Course ( February 2015) conducted by the Institute for Training
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