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Adarsh College, Vita Department of Geography Research Work ADARSH COLLEGE, VITA DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY RESEARCH WORK Name of Faculty: Dr. Dattatray Dadaso Shinde Sr. Ph.D./M.Phil./Major/Minor/Research Title No. Project 1. GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF RURAL Ph. D. RANSFORMATION IN SANGLI DISTRICT 1) Details of Research Papers/Articles Published: Month/Year No. Title of Research Papers/Articles Research Journal ISSN/ISBN Proceeding Of UGC Rural Transformation In Khanapur Taiuka, Sangli Sponsored State Level Jan. 2009 1 District (Maharashtra) : A Geographical Study Conference On Recent Trends In Geography Jan-Jun 2011 Mayani Abhayarnychi Jaivvividhata : Ek Bhougolik Maharashtra Bhugolshastra 2 ISSN: 0971- Vishleshan Sanashodhan Patrika 6785 Factors Of Rural Transformation In Khanapur Taulka Contemporary Research Sep.2012 3 In Sangli District : A Geographical Inquiry In India, A Peer – ISSN : 2231 Reviewed Multi – - 2137 Disciplinary International Journal, Volume – 2 : Issue - 3 Dec.2014 Proceeding Book Of Spatial Distribution Of Weekly Market Centers In ISBN : 978– 4 UGC Sponsored Sangli District – A geographical Study 93–5196– National Conference 491-9 Young Researcher Inter Nov-Dec- Empowered Teaching Through The Performance Disciplinary Research Jae-2015 5 Based Appraisal System (PBAS) Journal Volume III / No. ISSN : 4 2277-7911 Aug .2016 Research Front An ISSN Biodiversity Of Mayani Bird Sanctuary: A International Online 6 Geographical Analysis Multidisciplinary 2320-8341 Research Journal Print 2320- 6446 Sep.2016 Proceeding Book Of Irrigation Facilities Leads To Changing Cropping ISBN: 978- 7 UGC Sponsored Pattern in Khanapur Tahsil Of Sangli District 81-930943- National Seminar 2-7 Sep.2016 Proceeding Book Of A Study Of Changing Pattern Of Rainwater ISBN: 978- 8 UGC Sponsored Harvesting In India 81-930943- National Seminar 2-7 Proceeding Book Of Feb.2017 Problems Of Agricultural Development In India: Case International ISBN:978- 9 Study Of Agricultural Problems in Jath Taluka Interdisciplinary 81-927095- Seminar 5-0 Feb. 2019 Dairy Industries Leads to Rural Development In ‘Research Journey’E – 10 ISSN : 2348 Sangli District ( Maharashtra ) Research Journal - 7143 Mar. 2019 Instrumental Role of Educational Development In Ayushi International 11 ISSN : 2349 Social Change of Sangli District ( Maharashtra ) Research Journal – 638x 2) Details of Research Papers/Articles Presented: No. Title of Research Papers/Articles Organising agency Level & Date State Factors Of Rural Transformation In Khanapur Mahavir Mahavidyalay, Conference 1 Taulka In Sangli District : A Geographical Kolhapur 02nd to04th Inquiry Jan. 2009 National A Role Of Transport Network & Transport Dept. Of Geography, Seminar 2 Density In Rural Transformation : A Case Study Shivaji University, 25th to 27th Of Khanapur Taluka Kolhapur Feb. 2010 State Seminar Mayani Abhayarnyachi Jaivvividhata : Ek Venutai Chavan College, 3 28th& 29th Jan. Bhougolik Vishleshan Karad 2011 National Shashwat Sheti Vikasasathi Shet Talyanchi Mahavir Mahavidyalay, Conference 4 Bhumika : Palashi Gavacha Ek Bhougolik Kolhapur 22nd to 24th Abhyas Feb. 2011 National Role Of Powerloom Industry in upliftment Of Sangmeshwar College, Conference 5 Worker population : A case Study of Vita Urban Solapur 03rd to 05th Center Feb. 2012 National Ganeshotsav Kalatil Paryavaran Jagruti : A. S. C. College 6 Seminar Gandhinagar Gavcha Ek Namuna Abhyas Ramanandnagar 16th Feb. 2013 Management Of Transport & Transport Density Dept. Of Commerce, State Seminar 7 In Rural Transportation Adarsh College Vita 21st feb. 2014 National Matoshri Bayabai Spatial Distribution Of Weekly Market Center In Conference 8 Shripatrao Kadam Kanya Sangli District : A Geographical Study 05th to 07th Mahavidyalay, Kadegaon Dec. 2014 National Empowered Teaching Through The Performance College Of Education, 9 Seminar Based Appraisal System (PBAS) Vita 10th Jan. 2015 National Biodiversity Of Mayani Bird Sanctuary : A Seminar 10 Balwant College Vita Geographical Analysis 26th& 27thAug.2016 Irrigation Facilities Leads To Changing Cropping Arts , Commerce College National 11 Pattern in Khanapur Tahsil Mayani Seminar 21stSep. 2016 National A Study Of Changing Pattern Of Rainwater Arts , Commerce College 12 Seminar Harvesting In India Mayani 21stSep. 2016 National S. B. Kul Arts , Commerce Role of Dairy Industries in Rural Development in Conference 13 & Science College Sangli District 02nd& Kedgaon , Pune 03rdDec.2016 National Role Of Padmbhushan Dr. Vasantraodada Patil In Arts , Commerce College 14 Seminar Overall Development Of Maharashtra Kadepur 28thJan.2017 International Problems Of Agricultural Development In India: D. P. Bhosale College Seminar 15 Case Study Of Agricultural Problems in Jath Koregaon 13th&14th Feb. Taluka 2017 International Dairy Industries Leads to Rural Development In 16 Mudhiji College Phaltan Seminar Sangli District ( Maharashtra ) 13th Feb. 2019 National Dr. Patangrao Kadam Instrumental Role of Educational Development In Seminar 17 Art’s Commerce College, Social Change of Sangli District ( Maharashtra ) 12th Mar. Pen 2019 .
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