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Geotech & Material Consultant PROFILE INTRODUCTION AS GEOTECH & MATERIAL CONSULTANT FOR ALL KIND OF CIVIL ENGINEERING PROJECTS We would like to share this opportunity to introduce our firm to you as Geotech & Material Consultant. In order to let you know about our credentials, we feel pleasure in informing you that we are engaged in providing consultancy services in the fields of Geotech Investigation, Material Testing, Plate Load Test, Pile Load Test, Electrical Resistivity, Benkelman Beam Deflection Survey, Concrete/Bituminous Mix Proportioning, Topography Survey by Total Station, Compressive Strength Test by Rebound Hammer (NDT), TRL Dynamic Cone Penetration Test and Axle Load Survey. All the necessary relevant tests for all these Investigation/Testing Jobs in the field and in the laboratory are carried out in our well-equipped laboratory reinforced with all the necessary field and lab equipments. We do have a team of experts to scrutinize and analyze the results with the help of in-house advanced computer facility available with us supported by requisite softwares as well. During our existence of last twenty five years, we have worked with many a esteemed clients for various Testing Works which include many Engineering Colleges/Institutes like IITK, IITR, IET Lucknow, CBRI, IISc Bangalore, Central Government Departments like CPWD, TELECOM, RITES, IRCON, NCR, NR, NER, MES, NBCC, Public Sector Enterprises, Uttar Pradesh State Government Departments like UPPWD, UPRNN, UPSBC, UP Jal Nigam, UP Irrigation, UPPCL, RES, UPSKNN, etc., some reputed Architects of UP, New Delhi, Noida & Mumbai and leading Indian/International consultants with pan India presence. We have also worked with many Infrastructure companies in the field of Highways, Bridges, Mobile Service Providers, Power Sector, Sugar/Cement/Chemical Industries, etc. and many other private builders/contractors and other clients as well. We are also empanelled with MoRTH under Category IV: List of Consultants Approved for Undertaking Geo-Technical Investigation Works for Highway and Bridge Projects of Government of India Ministry of Road Transport and Highways as well are NABL accredited as per ISO/IEC: 17025-2005 under Department of Science & Technology of Government of India. ARUN SOIL LAB PRIVATE LIMITED Detail of Board Personnels F-6.2/01 Name Designation Academic & Professional Date of Experience Sl. Qualifications* Joining related to No. Present work (In years) 1. Er. Niranjan Singh Chairman B.E.(Civil),University of ---- 48 Years Roorkee, 1968,Diploma in Public Administration, Diploma in Journalism,LL.B.,Diploma in Foreign Affairs Life Member:- Indian Geotechnical Society Institution of Engineers (India) Indian Roads Congress Indian Science Congress Association 2. Er. Anurag Kapoor Vice Chairman B.Tech. (Civil), M.Tech 16/05/1994 26 Years (Geotech), PGDM(Finance), Life Member :- Indian Geotechnical Society Indian Roads Congress 3. Mr. Arun Kumar Singh Managing B.Com, LL.B. 14/08/1990 30 Years Director 4. Er. A.K. Srivastava Quality Diploma in Civil Engineering 02/06/1998 22 Years Manager Life Member :- Indian Geotechnical Society 5. Mr. Radha Gobindo Technical B.Sc. 01/09/2009 49 Years Pramanik Manager Life Member :- Indian Geotechnical Society 6. Mr. Dharmendra Saxena Dy. Director MBA (I) 04/07/2016 5 Years Account & Finance 7. Mr. Sudhir Pandey System B.A., P.G.D.C.A. 30/09/1997 23 Years Administrator Date: Quality Manager ARUN SOIL LAB PRIVATE LIMITED Detail of Staff (Location 1) F-6.2/01 SL. Experience Academic & Date of related to Name Designation Professional No. Joining Present work Qualifications* (In years) 1. Er. Sameer Singh Dy. Director Field B. Tech. (Civil) 03/06/2014 6 Years 2. Mr. Akhilesh Pratap Dy. Technical Manager B.Sc. (ZBC) 03/08/2004 16 Years Singh (Chemical & Material) 3. Mr. Raj Kumar Singh Dy. Technical Manager Diploma in Civil 24/02/2009 11 Years (Geotech) Engineering 4. Er. Amit Kumar Dy. Technical Manager Diploma in Civil 26/10/2006 14 Years Maurya (Field) Engineering 5. Er. Deepika Dy. Quality Manager B. Tech. (Civil) 25/09/2017 3 Years Srivastava 6. Mr. Amit Kumar Gupta Geologist M.Sc. (Applied 05/02/2020 4 Months Geology) & Diploma (IT) 7. Er. Danish Geotechnical Engineer-I M. Tech. (Geotech) 04/04/2019 1 Years 8. Er. Anand Sonkar Geotechnical Engineer-II M. Tech. (Geotech) 19/10/2020 9 Months 9. Mr. Daksh Verma Software Engineer Diploma in 07/12/2020 8 Months information technology 10. Mr. Sonu Kumar Accountant M. Comm., MBA 21/11/2005 25 Years 11. Mr. Vishal Kumar Assistant Accountant-I B.A. 10/08/2015 5 Years 12. Mr. Santosh Pal Singh Assistant Accountant-II B.A. 01/01/2011 9 Years 13. Mr. Sanjay Roy Lab Co-ordinator B.A. 01/07/2000 20 Years 14. Er. Harshit Kumar Senior Assistant Engineer-I B.Tech. (Civil) 04/06/2018 3 Years Srivastava 15. Er. Shabeena Bano Assistant Engineer-I B.Tech. (Civil) 14/01/2019 3 Years 16. Er. Sandeep Kumar Assistant Engineer-II B. Tech. (Civil) 13/05/2019 2 Years 17. Er. Santosh Assistant Engineer-III B.Tech. (Civil) 14/01/2019 2 Years Vishwakarma 18. Er. Manoo Singh Assistant Engineer-IV B.Tech. (Civil) 21/01/2019 2 Years 19. Er. Rahul Kumar Assistant Engineer-V B.Tech. (Civil) 20/02/2019 2 Years 20. Er. Surya Prakash Assistant Engineer-VI B.Tech. & Diploma 06/06/2019 2 Years (Civil) 21. Er. Anuj Verma Assistant Engineer-VIII B. Tech. (Civil) 15/04/2019 2 Years 22. Er. Praveen Kumar Assistant Engineer-IX B.Tech. (Civil) 29/04/2019 2 Years 23. Er. Vikrant Luthra Assistant Engineer-X B. Tech. (Civil) 03/12/2020 - 24. Mr. Anuj Gupta Junior Engineer-I Diploma in Civil 27/10/2014 6 Years Engineering 25. Miss. Nidhee Dubey Junior Engineer-II Diploma in Civil 14/01/2019 2 Years Engineering Date: Quality Manager ARUN SOIL LAB PRIVATE LIMITED Detail of Staff (Location 1) F-6.2/01 SL. Experience Academic & Date of related to Name Designation Professional No. Joining Present work Qualifications* (In years) 26. Mr. Anil Kumar Junior Engineer-II Diploma in Civil 03/12/2020 - Engineering 27. Mr. Gaurav Yadav Junior Engineer Diploma in Civil 24/12/2021 - Engineering 28. Mr. Riyaz Ahmad Lab Technician B.Sc.(ZBC), 21/03/2013 7 Years M.Sc.(Plant Science) 29. Mr. Manish Kumar Lab Technician B.Sc. (PCM) 01/01/2018 2 Years Mishra 30. Miss. Anshika Verma Lab Technician B.Sc.(PCM), 04/06/2018 2 Years M.Sc.(Forensic Chemistry) 31. Mr. Ankur Maurya Lab Technician B.Sc.(PCM) 17/04/20191 1 Years 32. Miss. Vandana Yadav Lab Technician B.Sc.(PCM) 03/12/2020 1 Month 33. Mr. Nitin Malik Computer Operator-I Bachelor of Arts 10/11/2017 3 Year 34. Mr. Amit Mishra Computer Operator-II Bachelor of Arts 15/03/2021 35. Miss. Prapti Dubey Computer Operator-III Diploma in Civil 01/03/2021 - Engineering 36. Mr.Vikas Singh Store In-charge M.Com 01/04/2014 6 Years 37. Mr. Raj Kumar Field Supervisor Intermediate 01/03/1993 27 Years 38. Mr. Shiv Sharan Field Supervisor High School 27/01/1998 22 Years 39. Mr. Ajeet Kumar Field Supervisor Bachelor of Arts 13/02/2002 18 Years 40. Mr. Manish Singh Field Supervisor Intermediate 16/03/2005 15 Years 41. Mr. Rajesh Singh Field Supervisor Bachelor of Arts 15/02/2010 10 Years 42. Mr. Pradeep Singh Field Supervisor Master of Commerce 17/03/2010 10 Years 43. Mr. Ashok Kumar Field Supervisor Bachelor of Arts 01/04/2011 9 Years 44. Mr. Anil Pandey Field Supervisor Bachelor of Arts 01/03/2010 10 Years 45. Mr. Pradeep Kumar Field Supervisor Bachelor of Arts 09/04/2014 6 Years 46. Mr. Ankit Field Supervisor Intermediate 01/09/2016 3 Years Vishwakarma 47. Mr. Dharmendra Field Supervisor Bachelor of Arts 09/09/2017 2 Years Pandey 48. Mr. Pushpendra Singh Field Supervisor Bachelor of Arts 15/10/2018 2 Years 49. Mr. Mithun Kumar Field Supervisor Bachelors of 03/12/2020 - Commerce 50. Mr. Saurabh Singh Field Supervisor Bachelor of Arts 14/12/2020 - 51. Mr. Ratnesh Singh 52. Mr. Vimal Pal Support Staff High School 19/03/2020 2 Months 53. Mr. Shivansh Singh Support Staff Intermediate 14/12/2020 - 54. Mr. Lochan Machine Operator 5th 16/02/2019 1 Years Date: Quality Manager ARUN SOIL LAB PRIVATE LIMITED Detail of Staff (Location 1) F-6.2/01 SL. Experience Academic & Date of related to Name Designation Professional No. Joining Present work Qualifications* (In years) 55. Mr. Salik Ram Machine Operator - 01/04/2017 3 Years Viswakarma 56. Mr. Nabi Alam Machine Operator - 09/12/2018 2 Years 57. Mr. Gulam Ali Machine Operator - 01/10/2020 - 58. Mr. Shubham Machinist 9th 15/12/2018 1 Years 59. Mr. Ajay Gupta Support Staff 8th 17/08/2011 9 Years 60. Mr. Shiv Ram Support Staff - 25/07/1991 30 Years 61. Mr. Virendra Verma Support Staff Intermediate 01/02/1999 21 Years 62. Mr. Haridwari Support Staff High School 13/10/2015 5 Years 63. Mr. Ajay Kumar Support Staff High School 26/08/2015 5 Years 64. Mr. Ram Gopal Support Staff Intermediate 03/09/2016 3 Years 65. Mr. Abhishek Verma Support Staff High School 11/10/2018 1 Years 66. Mr. Mukul Verma Support Staff High School 01/09/2018 1 Years 67. Mr. Rajkumar Verma Support Staff Bachelor of Arts 08/05/2018 2 Years 68. Mr. Deepak Gupta Support Staff High School 02/04/2019 1 Years 69. Mr. Adarsh Gupta Support Staff High School 02/03/2021 - 70. Mr. Nikhil Gupta Support Staff High School 18/03/2021 - Date: Quality Manager Geotech & Material Consultant PROFILE EMPANELLED WITH MoRTH UNDER CATEGORY IV: GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION Geotech & Material Consultant PROFILE Geotech & Material Consultant PROFILE Geotech & Material Consultant PROFILE Geotech & Material Consultant PROFILE Geotech & Material Consultant PROFILE EMPANELLED WITH CENTRAL PUBLIC WORK DEPARTMENT (CPWD) Geotech & Material Consultant
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    ODISHA REVIEW VOL. LXXV NO.2-3 SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER - 2018 HEMANT SHARMA, I.A.S. Commissioner-cum-Secretary LAXMIDHAR MOHANTY, O.A.S (SAG) Director DR. LENIN MOHANTY Editor Editorial Assistance Production Assistance Bibhu Chandra Mishra Debasis Pattnaik Bikram Maharana Sadhana Mishra Cover Design & Illustration D.T.P. & Design Manas Ranjan Nayak Hemanta Kumar Sahoo Photo Kishor Kumar Sinha Raju Singh Manoranjan Mohanty Niranjan Baral The Odisha Review aims at disseminating knowledge and information concerning Odisha’s socio-economic development, art and culture. Views, records, statistics and information published in the Odisha Review are not necessarily those of the Government of Odisha. Published by Information & Public Relations Department, Government of Odisha, Bhubaneswar - 751001 and Printed at Odisha Government Press, Cuttack - 753010. For subscription and trade inquiry, please contact : Manager, Publications, Information & Public Relations Department, Loksampark Bhawan, Bhubaneswar - 751001. Rs.5/- Five Rupees / Copy E-mail : [email protected] Visit : http://odisha.gov.in Contact : 9937057528(M) CONTENTS SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER-2018 Durga Puja : A Bird's Eye View Prof. Sanjaya Mahapatra ... 1 Mother Vimala in the Cult of Jagannath Purnendu Kumar Nanda ... 3 Shakta Cult of Subarnapur Sanjeev Kumar Rath ... 6 The Legacy of Mahatma Gandhi Balabhadra Ghadai ... 10 Development of Women Education in Dr. Jayashree Nanda Odisha: Retrospect & Prospects Sangitarani Tripathy ... 15 Tantric Hatha Yoga Centres of Odisha Dr. Balaram Panda ... 22 Kanya Puja - Worshipping Female Trinity during Navaratri Prados Kumar Mishra ... 25 Grama Nyayalaya - Justice at the Doorstep Hrudaya Ballav Das ... 28 Bringing RTE on Right Track : Good Initiatives of Odisha Government Dr. Manoranjan Pradhan ... 30 Cardiac Health : Modification of Life Style is Necessary Prof.
  • Impact of Post Covid-19 and Marketing of Sambalpuri Handlooms: an Empirical Investigation of Western Odisha

    Impact of Post Covid-19 and Marketing of Sambalpuri Handlooms: an Empirical Investigation of Western Odisha

    International Journal of Management (IJM) Volume 11, Issue 11, November 2020, pp. 1101-1114. Article ID: IJM_11_11_103 Available online at http://iaeme.com/Home/issue/IJM?Volume=11&Issue=11 Journal Impact Factor (2020): 10.1471 (Calculated by GISI) www.jifactor.com ISSN Print: 0976-6502 and ISSN Online: 0976-6510 DOI: 10.34218/IJM.11.11.2020.103 © IAEME Publication Scopus Indexed IMPACT OF POST COVID-19 AND MARKETING OF SAMBALPURI HANDLOOMS: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF WESTERN ODISHA Kunal Mishra, Dr. T. K.Das Sambalpur University, Jyoti Vihar, Burla, India ABSTRACT The Western region of Odisha have been consisting of nine districts which are the hub of Sambalpuri handloom industries. These handloom industries are the cottage industries where the weavers produce sarees in the brand "Sambalpuri Sarees" at their home. The entire family members engage themselves for production of 'Sambalpuri Patta' and they do not require any assi stance from outside workforce. Since time immemorial this Sambalpuri handloom cottage industries have been an integral part of Odisha's economy. In the districts of Sambalpur, Sundargarh, Jharsuguda, Bargarh, Sonepur, Balangir, Kalahandi, Boudh and Nuapada these Sambapuri Cottage industries have been flourished which are in unorganized sector, ranks to agriculture in terms of inc Key words: Sambalpuri, Weaver, Handloom, COVID, Marketing . Cite this Article: Kunal Mishra and T. K.Das, Impact of Post Covid-19 and Marketing of Sambalpuri Handlooms: An Empirical Investigation of Western Odisha, International Journal of Management, 11(11), 2020, pp 1101-1114. http://iaeme.com/Home/issue/IJM?Volume=11&Issue=11 1. INTRODUCTION The Western region of Odisha have been consisting of nine districts which are the hub of Sambalpuri handloom industries.