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SHORTLISTED TEAMS FOR AICTE CHHATRA VISHWAKARMA AWARDS 2019 NOTE: Detailed Instructions will be issued separetely to the shortlisted teams. S.N. APPLICATION ID TEAM NAME PROJECT NAME SUB CATEGORY INSTITUTE NAME INSTITUTE STATE REGION 1 VISH20194083 PHAYMESTRY MUSHROOM CULTIVATION USING IOT LIVELIHOOD RSR RUNGTA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY CHHATTISGARH CENTRAL INDIA 2 VISH20194592 SOFT TECH INDIA MANDI BAZAAR .COM FARM AND FLOCK RSR RUNGTA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY CHHATTISGARH CENTRAL 3 VISH2019410 NAVPARIVARTAN PARADIGM SHIFT OF CONVENTIONAL VILLAGES THROUGH WASTE MANAGEMENT SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING OP JINDAL UNIVERSITY CHHATTISGARH CENTRAL ADVANCED SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT 4 VISH20195452 DASS VH FARMING FARM AND FLOCK SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING OP JINDAL UNIVERSITY CHHATTISGARH CENTRAL 5 VISH20196094 ZODIAC KRISHI SAHYOG APP LIVELIHOOD SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING OP JINDAL UNIVERSITY CHHATTISGARH CENTRAL 6 VISH20196212 BE THE CHANGE COMPARATIVE STUDY OF BIODIESEL PRODUCED FROM WASTE WASTE MANAGEMENT SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING OP JINDAL UNIVERSITY CHHATTISGARH CENTRAL COOKING OIL AND PETROLEUM DIESEL 7 VISH20196690 SRSP2019 RECYCLE OF POLYTHENE AND REGAIN ENERGY FOR E-RIKSHA"" WASTE MANAGEMENT SHRI RAWATPURA SARKAR POLYTECHNIC CHHATTISGARH CENTRAL 8 VISH20197101 N AND J RECYCLING OF WASTE PLASTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT SHRI SHANKARACHARYA GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS CHHATTISGARH CENTRAL 9 VISH20197146 BYTE MECHANICS SMART BIKE LIVELIHOOD SHRI SHANKARACHARYA GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS CHHATTISGARH CENTRAL 10 VISH20191492 NAVINTAM AQUATIC HARVESTER WASTE MANAGEMENT SHRI SHANKARACHARYA INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL CHHATTISGARH CENTRAL MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY 11 VISH20192734 KREATRYX MODERNIZED AGROLOGY VALUE ADDITION OF RURAL SHRI SHANKARACHARYA INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL CHHATTISGARH CENTRAL HANDICRAFT AND AGRO INDUSTRY MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY 12 VISH20193656 MECH ROCKERS PADDY PLOUGHING MACHINE FARM AND FLOCK SHRI SHANKARACHARYA INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL CHHATTISGARH CENTRAL 2.0 MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY 13 VISH20191114 STAR WARS SPHERICAL ROBOT USED IN AGRICULTURAL APPLICATION FARM AND FLOCK A.D.PATEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUJARAT CENTRAL 14 VISH20196559 ARTHASHASTRA IOT BASED SMART IRRIGATION ON ZIGBEE WATER A.D.PATEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUJARAT CENTRAL 15 VISH20197045 MECHANICAL DEVELOPING OF BUBBLING FLUIDIZED BED GASIFICATON CROP(PARALI/PARA) WASTE A.D.PATEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUJARAT CENTRAL RANGERS SYSTEM FOR SYNGAS GENERATION USING CROP RESIDUES MANAGEMENT FOR GREEN ENERGY INTO RURAL LIFE 16 VISH20196733 DREAM SMART BIN WASTE MANAGEMENT ADITYA SILVER OAK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WITHIN GUJARAT CENTRAL CRUSHERES AHMEDABAD MUNICIPAL CORPORATION LIMIT 17 VISH20195968 SANTOSH AND RAJ VISHWAKARMA YOJANA: VI AN APPROACH TOWARDS LIVELIHOOD ATMIYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE (ENGINEERING) GUJARAT CENTRAL RURBANISATION OF PARA PIPALIYA VILLAGE RAJKOT DISTRICT 18 VISH20193170 ELECTRICAL_2019 SOLAR CHARGING STATION ENERGY B. H. GARDI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY GUJARAT CENTRAL 19 VISH20193940 DIAGNOSTIC SMART GRAM PANCHAYAT ENERGY B. H. GARDI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY GUJARAT CENTRAL 20 VISH20193959 AAVISHKAR MANUALLY OPERATED WASHING MACHINE LIVELIHOOD B. H. GARDI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY GUJARAT CENTRAL 21 VISH20193984 CIVIL_GARDI SUSTAINABLE DESIGN OF BIOGAS PLANT ENERGY B. H. GARDI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY GUJARAT CENTRAL 22 VISH20191638 KAMDHENU CATTLE HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM LIVELIHOOD DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT GUJARAT CENTRAL AND TECHNOLOGY GUJARAT VIDYAPITH AHMEDABAD 23 VISH20196260 TECH TROOPS IOT BASED GREEN HOUSE MONITORING SYSTEM FARM AND FLOCK DEVANG PATEL INSTITUTE OF ADVANCE TECHNOLOGY AND GUJARAT CENTRAL RESEARCH 24 VISH20196480 FARMING GEEKS FARMER DRONE ASSISTANT SYSTEM FARM AND FLOCK DEVANG PATEL INSTITUTE OF ADVANCE TECHNOLOGY AND GUJARAT CENTRAL RESEARCH 25 VISH20193493 GROUNDBREAKER USE OF PLASTIC WASTE IN COMPACTED EARTH BLOCKS FOR LIVELIHOOD LAXMI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, SARIGAM GUJARAT CENTRAL S LOW COST HOUSING 26 VISH20196459 GREEN COVER GREEN COVER LAND MADHUBEN AND BHANUBHAI PATEL WOMEN INSTITUTE OF ENGG. GUJARAT CENTRAL FOR STUDIES AND RESEARCH IN COMPUTER AND COMM.TECH 27 VISH20194511 IMMORTAL RESEARCH ON DECLINING RATE OF PRAWN PRODUCTION IN FARM AND FLOCK PARUL INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY GUJARAT CENTRAL PONDS 28 VISH20195759 THE SUPERLATIVES SOJA EMBOLISM WATER PARUL INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY GUJARAT CENTRAL S.N. APPLICATION ID TEAM NAME PROJECT NAME SUB CATEGORY INSTITUTE NAME INSTITUTE STATE REGION 29 VISH20196785 DAWN AEROPONIC VERTICAL FARMING FARM AND FLOCK PARUL INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY GUJARAT CENTRAL 30 VISH20194899 DEVELO PLASTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT WASTE MANAGEMENT PARUL INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY (DIPLOMA GUJARAT CENTRAL STUDIES) 31 VISH20195098 EVILGENIUSES SMART CLASS LIVELIHOOD PARUL INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY (DIPLOMA GUJARAT CENTRAL STUDIES) 32 VISH20195480 INNOVATION APARTMENT HORTICULTURE FARM AND FLOCK PARUL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUJARAT CENTRAL 33 VISH20196339 WATER WATER RECYCLING AND REUSING BY LAVA ROCK AND WASTE MANAGEMENT PARUL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUJARAT CENTRAL FILTRATION AND ACTIVATED CARBON RECYCLING 34 VISH2019653 SALEC16 ENERGY GENERATE USING VEHICLE MOTION AIR AND ENERGY SAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING RESEARCH GUJARAT CENTRAL RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES 35 VISH20191713 ANONYMOUS EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF PELTIER AIR CONDITIONER ENERGY SAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING RESEARCH GUJARAT CENTRAL 36 VISH20194788 SHREWD DEVOPS VARSHA JAL SANCHAYAN WATER SARVAJANIK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY GUJARAT CENTRAL 37 VISH20194817 TECHNOWIZ FARM-O-VOLTAIC ENERGY SARVAJANIK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY GUJARAT CENTRAL 38 VISH20195279 PHOENIX HYACINTH DETECTION SYSTEM WATER SARVAJANIK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY GUJARAT CENTRAL 39 VISH20195304 TEAM AGROMART ONE-STOP MART VALUE ADDITION OF RURAL SARVAJANIK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY GUJARAT CENTRAL HANDICRAFT AND AGRO INDUSTRY 40 VISH20195327 JAYDEEP AND RECYCLE AND REUSE OF GREY WATER IN URBAN AREA WATER SHRI SITARAMBHAI NARANJI PATEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, GUJARAT CENTRAL TEAM MANAGED BY VIDYABHARTI TRUST,UMRAKH -BARDOLI 41 VISH20195721 DHAIRYA AND SMART SEWAGE TANK WASTE MANAGEMENT SHRI SITARAMBHAI NARANJI PATEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, GUJARAT CENTRAL TEAM MANAGED BY VIDYABHARTI TRUST,UMRAKH -BARDOLI 42 VISH2019600 THE LOW COST BIO GAS ANALYZER BASED ON IOT WASTE MANAGEMENT V. V. P. ENGINEERING COLLEGE GUJARAT CENTRAL TECHNOVATORS 43 VISH20193366 CONQUERORS THE KAIZEN THEORY VALUE ADDITION OF RURAL V. V. P. ENGINEERING COLLEGE GUJARAT CENTRAL HANDICRAFT AND AGRO INDUSTRY 44 VISH20192657 THE CHANGERS BADE KAAM KI APP LIVELIHOOD VISHWAKARMA GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE, GUJARAT CENTRAL CHANDKHEDA 45 VISH20193180 PREDATORS MACHINE LEARNING AND IOT ENABLED CROP FARM AND FLOCK VISHWAKARMA GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE, GUJARAT CENTRAL RECOMMENDATION SYSTEM (AGRICULTURE 4.0) CHANDKHEDA 46 VISH20193233 ALBUS WATER CLEANING BOAT WATER VISHWAKARMA GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE, GUJARAT CENTRAL CHANDKHEDA 47 VISH20195112 AUTORIGO AUTOMATIC IRRIGATION SYSTEM WATER VISHWAKARMA GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE, GUJARAT CENTRAL CHANDKHEDA 48 VISH20196265 TEAM ENVIRO DESIGN OF AUTOMATED SOLAR DISTILLATION UNIT AS FARM AND FLOCK VISHWAKARMA GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE, GUJARAT CENTRAL TEMPRETURE REGULATOR FOR GREEN HOUSE CHANDKHEDA 49 VISH20193159 SIMPLEXITY IDENTIFICATION OF PLANT DISEASES VALUE ADDITION OF RURAL ACROPOLIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH MADHYA PRADESH CENTRAL HANDICRAFT AND AGRO INDUSTRY 50 VISH20193699 ACRO ANUBHUTI AGRA LIVELIHOOD ACROPOLIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH MADHYA PRADESH CENTRAL 51 VISH20196844 VISIONERS RURALARTS VALUE ADDITION OF RURAL CHAMELI DEVI GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS MADHYA PRADESH CENTRAL HANDICRAFT AND AGRO INDUSTRY 52 VISH20191897 TECH TITANS AERIAL CROP IMAGING USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE LAND GLOBAL NATURE CARE SANGATHAN?S GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS, MADHYA PRADESH CENTRAL JABALPUR (MP) 53 VISH20193594 TECH WARRIOR'S MICROBIAL FUEL CELL POWER GENERATOR WASTE MANAGEMENT GLOBAL NATURE CARE SANGATHAN?S GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS, MADHYA PRADESH CENTRAL JABALPUR (MP) 54 VISH20193892 RURAL WARRIORS BIODEGRADABLE SANITARY NAPKINS LIVELIHOOD GLOBAL NATURE CARE SANGATHAN?S GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS, MADHYA PRADESH CENTRAL JABALPUR (MP) 55 VISH20194426 INNOVATION FLYWHEEL ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM ENERGY GLOBAL NATURE CARE SANGATHAN?S GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS, MADHYA PRADESH CENTRAL SKYLINE JABALPUR (MP) 56 VISH20191637 CSQUARE APNA KISAN LAND GYAN GANGA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY MADHYA PRADESH CENTRAL 57 VISH20191688 GIRLFORCE WATER SMARTER WATER GYAN GANGA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY MADHYA PRADESH CENTRAL 58 VISH20192020 VIRTUAL_VIBES AGRO DRONE LAND GYAN GANGA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY MADHYA PRADESH CENTRAL 59 VISH20192515 ADVAIT SMART SCARECROW AND IRRIGATION SYSTEM LAND GYAN GANGA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY MADHYA PRADESH CENTRAL 60 VISH20192820 TECHRIDERS SANG APNE AB UDEGA KISAN FARM AND FLOCK GYAN GANGA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY MADHYA PRADESH CENTRAL S.N. APPLICATION ID TEAM NAME PROJECT NAME SUB CATEGORY INSTITUTE NAME INSTITUTE STATE REGION 61 VISH20193604 THE ACES LOW COST WATER PURIFIER WATER GYAN GANGA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCES MADHYA PRADESH CENTRAL 62 VISH20193638 DECODE WATS WATER GYAN GANGA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCES MADHYA PRADESH CENTRAL 63 VISH20195014 STARK SOLOR POWER IN FARMING ENERGY GYAN GANGA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
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