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International Conference on Sustainable Engineering 26- -27 February, 2021 Organized By Department of Mechanical Engineering Engineering College Bikaner (An Autonomous Institution of Government of Rajasthan) ICSE- 2021 Department of Mechanical Engineering, Engineering College Bikaner is organizing an “International Conference on Sustainable Engineering” (ICSE-2021) from 26 - 27 February, 2021 sponsored by TEQIP-III. The present conference aims at providing a leading forum for sharing original research contributions and real-world developments in the field of Engineering, Technology and Science so as to contribute its share for technological advancements for achieving sustainable development. Conference also aims to discuss the practical challenges encountered in promoting sustainable development and their solutions. About Engineering College Bikaner Engineering College Bikaner is an Autonomous institution of Govt. of Rajasthan., spread over 200 acres of land and located at Karni Industrial Area, Bikaner. The institution was established in the year 1999 and committed to provide quality education along with inculcation of ethical values to its students. It has seven branches of Engineering at UG level viz. CSE, ECE, EICE, IT, ME, EE, CE. It also runs BBA, BCA, MCA, MBA and M.Sc. courses and also offers M.Tech./Ph.D. in ME, EE, CSE and Sciences. About Department of Mechanical Engineering The Department of Mechanical Engineering was established in the year 2002 and 2nd Shift UG started in 2011 and has shown its potential to be as one of the vibrant department of the Institute. It also offers M. Tech. in Thermal Engineering from the year 2014. Presently the department is providing world class research guidance to more than fifteen research scholars in various fields and also working on various sponsored research projects like BiPVT systems and Fire Fighting Drone. The Department is well equipped with all basic amenities and advanced labs for developing critical thinking and logical abilities in the students. It provides industry-oriented educational modules such as 3D Printing, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Mechatronics, AR/VR Lab and In-house Training on designing software, assembling and dismantling of automobiles etc. to the students to make them familiar with the technological advancements and to provide new innovation and application based learning. About Bikaner Bikaner, the land of Royalty founded in 1488 AD by Rao Bikaji, lies on the northern tip of the golden Triangle. The world famous tourist places viz., Karni Mata Temple (Deshnoke), Junagarh Fort, Kapil Muni Ashram (Sri Kolayat), Cenatophs of Devikund Sagar, and Gajner Palace are located in or around Bikaner. You will find that people exudes the very fragrance of hard toil as they challenge the barrenness of golden sand and transform it in a heaven of its sort.. Conference Themes Authors are invited to submit their original and unpublished research articles for presentation in the following research areas. Sustainable Design & Manufacturing Industrial Automation Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Sustainable Construction Materials & Material Fabrication Hybrid Vehicles Technology Precision Manufacturing I C Engines Optimization Techniques in Manufacturing Performance System Bio-Energy Supply Chain Management Optimization Methods & Algorithms Alternative Fuels Operations Management Artificial Intelligence & Machine Heat Exchangers Product Design & Development Learning Surface Engineering/Coatings Environment Management System Product Life cycle Casting/ Welding Processes TQM and Six Sigma Industry 4.0 Green Composites Waste Management Additive Manufacturing Cloud Computing Materials Management CAD/CAM/CIM/CAPP Soft Computing Smart Materials Energy Management Internet of Things Materials and Processing Renewable Energy Engineering Instrumentation Micro/Nano Processing Energy Systems & Auditing Computational Fluid Dynamics Non-Conventional Machining Hybrid Power Generation Vibration and Acoustic Controls Advanced manufacturing Technologies Solar PVT Other Allied Areas Call for Papers / Posters ICSE – 2021 invites original research papers from students, teachers, scientists and researchers in academia and industry to be presented in the conference. The conference shall provide a platform to all for sharing their research findings in the field of Industrial and Manufacturing Systems. For the more information and guidelines please visit: http://www.ecb.ac.in/icse2021 Author Guidelines The authors should submit full length paper with Times New Roman, 12 point fonts with 8-10 pages (template available on website) in Windows-based Microsoft Word (.doc/.docx) document through the following Easy Chair link: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=icse2021 and also by attaching an e-mail to [email protected] by mentioning the broad area as mentioned under call for papers section. The oral presentation will be in online mode. The papers shall be reviewed by a peer review committee. After the acceptance, the authors are required to submit the full camera ready paper again through the same link of easy chair. For more information visit our website: https://www.ecb.ac.in/icse2021. Selected will be subjected plagiarism check using turnitin software. Paper having less than 20% similarity will be sent for review. Publication All the presented papers will be published as conference proceedings. Selected Papers of the conference may be considered for publication in SCI/Scopus Indexed Journals/ UGC Care indexed Journals. Indian Journal of Engineering & Material Science (SCI/Scopus) Manufacturing Technology Today, CMTI (UGC Care) Springer Book Series (Scopus) is under consideration Registration Information At least one author of each accepted paper must register by in order for the paper to be included in the proceedings and for online presentation. Student registrations are only acceptable if first author of the paper is a full-time student at an Institution. The registration fees for participation in the conference (ICSE- 2021) is as follows: Registration Fees Last date of Registration Fee Details February 20, 2021 Indian Foreign Participants from Industry INR 3500 USD 100 Participants from Academia INR 2500 USD 80 Research Scholars INR 1500 USD 60 Attendees Only INR 500 USD 50 *Additional manuscript/ paper from the same author will be charged 60% of the registration fee. Important Dates Submission of Full length Manuscript Commences Already started Deadline for submission of full length paper February 5, 2021 Deadline for Revised submission of full length paper February 15, 2021 Notification of Acceptance February 20, 2021 Registration starts Portal Already Open Authors Registration ends February 20, 2021 Conference Dates February 26-27, 2021 Payment of Fees Payment can be made by using any of the following options. Through Online Gateway Transfer - The direct Payment Gateway Link is provided on the conference website under Registration section (www.ecb.ac.in/icse2021). Online Transfer (NEFT/RTGS) - The bank details are given below. NAME OF ACCOUNT HOLDER ICSE 2021 BRANCH NAME PNB, ECB Campus, Bikaner BRANCH CODE 1174 ACCOUNT NO. 11741652000117 MICR CODE 334024018 IFSC CODE PUNB0117410 Technical Advisory Committee International National Prof. Brian Nortan, Tyndall National Prof. R Jayaganthan, IIT- Prof. S P Harsha, IIT-Roorkee Institute, Ireland Madras Prof. Meghanshu Vasistha, IIT- Prof. Kee-Sun Sohn, Sejong Prof. G N Tiwari, IIT- Delhi BHU University, Seoul, South Korea Prof. Pradeep Kumar, IIT- Prof. Pradeep Lingfa, NERIST, Dr. D. M. D’Addona, University of Roorkee Arunachal Pradesh Naples Federico, Itlay Prof. Sathans, NIT- Kurukshetra Prof. Pankaj Chandana, NIT- Dr. Tiziana Sereto, University of Prof. Sushant Panigrahi, IIT- Kurukshetra Naples Federico, Itlay Madras Prof. P M Meena, MBM Jodhpur Prof. Saadat Mirza, A&M University, Prof. K S Sangwan, BITS Pilani Dr. U K Kalla, MANIT Bhopal Texas Prof. G Anand, IIM Kozhikode Dr. Abhishek Kumar Chauhan, Dr. Sankalp Goel, NUST, Nanjing, Dr. Ravi Kant, IIT Ropar MNNIT Allahabad China Prof. Abhijeet Digalwar, BITS Dr. Pankaj K Gupta, MNIT- Prof. Mohd. Isar, SUR University, Pilani Jaipur Sultanate of Oman Prof. G S Vijay, IIT- Delhi Dr. Yashwant Mehta, NIT- Prof. Satendra Pal Singh, AME, Prof. G P Chaudhary, IIT- Jammu Sejong University, Seoul, South Korea Roorkee Dr. Chitranjan Agarwal, CTAE Udaipur Dr. Monika Tanwar, SUTD, Singapore Dr. Rajneesh, NIT Kurushetra Dr. Swapni Dubey, NTU, Singapore Dr. Sanjay Agrawal, IGNOU, Prof. S S Kachhawa, PDPU Delhi Dr. Himanshu Panjiar, Jimma Gandhinagar University, Ethiopia Dr. Rajneesh, NIT Kurushetra Prof. G S Dangayach, MNIT- Dr. Sunil J Raykar, DYP, Dr. Amit Kumar, NUIST, Nanjing, Jaipur China Kolhapur Dr. Satyender Singh, NIT Jalandar Dr. Puneet Verma, Queensland Dr. R K Pahnden, Amity Dr. Vijay Verma, BIT Jhansi University, Australia University, Delhi Dr. Simran Jeet Singh, PDPU, Dr. S S Rathore, SVSU Haryana Gandhinagar ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Patron Mr. Hemant Bohra Chairman BoG Conference Chairman Dr. Jaiprakash Bhamu Principal Engineering College Bikaner Technical Chair Dr. O P Jakhar Organizing Secretaries Dr. C S Rajoria Dr. Dharmendra Singh Dr. Ravi Kumar Joint Secretaries Dr. M Y Sheikh Dr. Arun Purohit Mr. Vineet Kumar Mr. Ranjeet Singh Mr. S S Suthar Institute Coordination Committee • Mr. Megha Shyam Raju • Dr. S K Bishnoi • Dr. Vikas Sharma • Mr. Khushal Raj • Dr. Manoj Kuri • Dr. Mahendra Bhadu • Mr. Sandeep Kumar Gupta • Mr. Rajendra
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    THE BAR COUNCIL OF RAJASTHAN HIGH COURT BUILDINGS, JODHPUR FINAL ELECTORAL ROLL / VOTER LIST (ALPHABETICAL), ELECTION - 2018 [As per order dt. 14.12.2017 as well as orders dt.23.08.2017 & 24.11.2017 Passed by Hon'ble Supreme Court of India in Transfer case (Civil) No. 126/2015 Ajayinder Sangwan & Ors. V/s Bar Council of Delhi and BCI Rules.] AT BIKANER IN BIKANER JUDGESHIP LOCATION OF POLLING STATION :- BAR ROOM, JUDICIAL COURTS, BIKANER DATE 01/01/2018 Page 1 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ Electoral Name as on the Roll Electoral Name as on the Roll Number Number ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ ' A ' 19817 SH.ABDUL AZIZ 27634 SH.ABDUL AZIZ 25682 KUM.ABHA KUMARI 26719 SH.ABHAY KUMAR MISHRA 80857 KUM.ABHILASHA RATHI 75456 KUM.ABHILASHA SARSWAT 41656 SH.ABHIMANUE SINGH RATHORE 77795 SH.ABHINAV BERWAL 39384 SH.ABHISHEK HARSH 11276 SH.ACHYUT NARAYAN PUROHIT 76358 KUM.ADITI SRIVASTAVA 25759 SH.ADREESH AHMED CHAYAL 77941 SMT.AGNISHA KANTIYA 69173 SH.AHAMAD ALI QURESHI 11547 SH.AIDAN MUNDRA 70084 SH.AJAY BAGWAN 51316 SH.AJAY GODARA 72273 SH.AJAY GODARA 16298 SH.AJAY KUMAR GUPTA 33111 SH.AJAY KUMAR JOSHI 27460 SH.AJAY KUMAR MARU 52197 SH.AJAY KUMAR OJHA 9858 SH.AJAY KUMAR PUROHIT 20614 SH.AJAY KUMAR VYAS 26524 SH.AJAY SHARMA 39183 SH.AJAY SHARMA 54127 SH.AJAY SINWAR 42075 SH.AJEET SINGH 35861 SH.AJIT
  • Land Use Land Cover Change in Hanumangarh District of Indira Gandhi Canal Area Using Remote Sensed Data: a Tehsil Level Analysis Vikas Kumar*

    Land Use Land Cover Change in Hanumangarh District of Indira Gandhi Canal Area Using Remote Sensed Data: a Tehsil Level Analysis Vikas Kumar*

    International Journal of Innovative Studies in Sociology and Humanities (IJISSH) ISSN 2456-4931 (Online) www.ijissh.org Volume: 4 Issue: 3 | March 2019 Land Use Land Cover Change in Hanumangarh District of Indira Gandhi Canal Area Using Remote Sensed Data: A Tehsil Level Analysis Vikas Kumar* *M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D. Scholar, Centre for Study of Regional Development, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi Abstract: The Indira Gandhi Canal is one of the biggest canal projects in India. The Indira Gandhi Canal Project was conceived with the noble aim of improving the living condition of human being and improves the local ecological conditions. Covering almost seven districts of Rajasthan, the canal has drastically caused a change in land use land cover in northern section more. This study focuses on Hanumangarh district, which is starting point of Indira Gandhi canal in Rajasthan. Secondary data from government sources have been substantiated with computed data from remote sensing. Unsupervised classification has been done for the satellite images in GIS environment. District level analysis shows remarkable changes in agricultural land areas and other land use and land cover categories over these years at tahsils level and district as a whole. These changes in land use and land cover in Hanumangarh district also show some negative impacts of canal irrigation in term of land degradation and associated factors over these years. Keywords: Indira Gandhi Canal, Land Use Land Cover Change, Hanumangarh district. 1. INTRODUCTION The Indira Gandhi Canal is one of the biggest canal projects in India. The Indira Gandhi Canal Project was conceived in April, 1948 with the noble aim of improving the living condition of human being and to cater to the minimum needs of cattle populations in the region.