Knowledge Ut Sav 2010 Report

www.knowledgeutsav.org

Table of Contents

Sl No Page No

1 Summary 2

2 Introduction 3

3 Knowledge Utsav 4

4 Knowledge Utsav The story 7

5 Naveenakaran and Knowledge Utsav 8

6 Feedback from delegates 10

7 Key Steps in Knowledge Utsav (excluding logistics & support)

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8 The Review Mechanism 12

Procedings 13

9 Team Knowledge Utsav A Story of Grit and Determination

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10 Future Events

11 Conclusion

1. Summary:

This document describes the Knowledge

Utsav (www.knowledgeutsav.org) initiative

and outlines the foundation and philosophy of

this event. It also highlights the numerous

achievements, and the process followed. The

report presents the views of many

accomplished people in the industry and the

academic field about this unique event.

Knowledge Utsav 2010

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2. Introduction:

According to Plato, knowledge is Justified true belief1. Gaining knowledge involves a systematic process of ordering information, identifying key assumptions, formulating premises, connecting using the principles of logic2, enabling us to justify and conclude. From time immemorial, a societys ability to interact and build on its knowledge base determined how wealthy its people were3. There is one man who is considered by some4 to be more influential than Albert Einstein5; he is none other than Sir Isaac Newton6. In his last days, circa 1727, he remarked I do not know what I may appear to the world, but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me. One may say that truth is elusive and can only be gained through a systematic and ceaseless attempt to enhance ones clarity, width, depth and breadth of vision, using principles of

1 From Platos Theaetetus (dialogue), in this dialogue, Socrates and Theaetetus discuss three definitions of knowledge:

knowledge as perception, knowledge as true judgment, and, finally, knowledge as a true judgment with an account. A logical approach of Justified true belief would be as follows, a statement is true, believed to be true, and this belief is justified. When the basis of justification has a sound rational or logical basis the knowledge is probably true unless it may be proved otherwise. 2 All of known modern science is based on three classical laws of logic also referred to as Laws of thought i) Law of identity What ever is, is, ii) Law of non contradiction Nothing can both be and not be, & iii) the Law of the excluded middle Everything must either be or not be, along with principles of commutation, association, distribution, negation and equivalence. Refer: An Introduction to Logic, Copi & Cohen, Sec 8.7, Pages 372-373. Note: Certain classes of phenomenology strain the assumptions behind these laws but work in these areas remains classified. 3 The high point of any civilization may be correlated to the growth of universities or major centres of learning, consider the Library of Alexandria, Takshashila, and Nalanda. While all of our ancient universities faced complete destruction, there are approximately 40 universities in the countries of Western Europe and the UK that have had more than 500 years of continuous operation. Some like the Universities of Bologna (Italy) (1088 CE), Oxford (1096 CE), University of Montpellier (1131 CE), University of Salamanca (1134 CE), University of Modena (1175 CE) and Cambridge (1209 CE), have now come close to a millennium of continuous operations. These universities and those in Germany, France, Swiss Polytechnic, and the American Universities have given us modern comforts, systems of adjudication and governance that we enjoy today. Needless to say, these countries remain at the very centre of geopolitical events and will remain so for the foreseeable future. 4 According a 2005 poll in the Royal Society; an earlier poll of 100 leading physicists in 1999 placed Einstein as the greatest physicist in all time. One must consider Sir Isaac Newtons accomplishments in a number of other fields and the limitations of his era to gain a broader perspective. 5 Albert Einstein - 14 March 1879 18 April 1955) was a theoretical physicist, philosopher and author who is widely regarded

as one of the most influential and best known scientists and intellectuals of all time. He is known for General relativity, Special relativity, The Photoelectric effect, Brownian motion, Mass-energy equivalence, Einstein field equations, Unified Field Theory, and BoseEinstein statistics. He is most famous for his mass-energy equivalence equation. He impacted the notion of time and simultaneity of events. He is the recipient of the Copley medal from the Royal Society, Nobel Prize in Physics, and the Max Planck Medal. His great intelligence and originality has made his name "Einstein" synonymous with the word genius. 6Sir Isaac Newton FRS , Lucasian Professor of Mathematics (4 January 1643 31 March 1727); renowned English physicist, mathematician, astronomer, natural philosopher, alchemist, and theologian; known for Newtonian mechanics, Universal gravitation, Infinitesimal calculus, Optics, Binomial series, Newton's method and his epic Philosophi Naturalis Principia Mathematica.


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logic and a continuous examination of premises. This Knowledge Utsav initiative a celebration of Knowledge, presents all participants an opportunity now and in the years to come. The Knowledge Utsav conference is a path breaking and pioneering effort, where 44 national level conferences with over 400 research papers and more than 100 inspirational talks being organised on a single day. This massive platform is being created for researchers from diverse fields to exchange ideas and concepts, thereby giving Indian Research and Development a renewed thrust. The conference is organized by EDU.IN7 in association with Tumkur University 8and Jain Research Foundation (JGI)9.

3. Knowledge Utsav

Why Knowledge Utsav? The Knowledge Commission in its introductory report tabled to the Government of India states Knowledge has been recognised as the key driving force in the 21st century and Indias ability to emerge as a globally competitive player will substantially depend on its knowledge resources. To foster generational change, a systemic transformation is required that seeks to address the concerns of the entire knowledge spectrum. This massive endeavour involves creating a roadmap for reform of the knowledge sector that focuses on enhancing access to knowledge, fundamentally improving education systems and their delivery, re-shaping the research, development and innovation structures, and harnessing knowledge applications for generating better services. Such a knowledge revolution that seeks to build capacity and generate quality will enable our country to empower its human capital including the 550 million below the age of 25. Our unique demographic dividend offers a tremendous opportunity as well as a daunting challenge which requires creative strategies for a new knowledge oriented paradigm. The Knowledge Utsav has been created to pro actively catalyse such challenges. Knowledge Utsav provides a platform for the countrys brightest minds to come together to ideate, inspire and interact with other likeminded education professionals. We hope that this small step will contribute towards realising the vision as set forth by the Knowledge Commission in nation building.

7 EDU.IN is a not for profit entity that aims to steer the future of Education in India. EDU.IN works in collaboration with the Government, Schools & Colleges, and India Inc. to prepare the human talent of India. It also aims to establish best educational practices by contributing to educational governance in the country. 8 Tumkur University [State Govt University] was started during the year 2004 as a separate entity to cater the needs of thousands of young aspirants of higher education in Tumkur. In order to cope with the present global environment, the university is making a successful attempt to bring about an integrated and interdisciplinary approach in the dissemination of knowledge with the aim of achieving overall human personality development. Tumkur University is striving towards the spread of higher education, with its vision `Knowledge is Eternal 9 Jain University is declared deemed to be university under section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956 by the Ministry of Human Resource Development. It is a member of the JGI Group, Bangalore. The group represents a cluster of 59 educational establishments that are home to over 26000 students from across the globe & over 2000 staff members engaged at the P-12, undergraduate & postgraduate level across 20 campuses and centres of excellence. The research arm oversees research and development in numerous fields across the group.


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What is the Knowledge Utsav Conference? The Knowledge Utsav conference is unique by any standard of measure. From nano technology to archaeology, computer networks and robotics to social sciences, biotechnology to energy conservation -papers in diverse areas are being presented, giving participants a unique opportunity to interact with experts from different fields and meet potential investors. Such an attempt has not been made before. Most interdisciplinary10, multi disciplinary11 and transdisciplinary12 conferences have a limitation a theme or subject area13. Diversity is one of the key themes at the Knowledge Utsav. According to Dr. R. Chenraj14 Jain, founder of JGI, Chief Mentor EDU.IN, If innovations are not backed by capital investments, they will not translate into technology, products and wealth creation for the country. One of the main agendas of Knowledge Utsav is to bring together inventors and investors and negate the asymmetry which is one of the key reasons why researchers are not going out from the laboratory to add value to products. Another important driving factor behind this effort is the time saved by organising a conference of this scale. Typically all of these papers would have been presented over a period of 5 years or so. Now however, all 44 conferences are being held on a single day. This results in savings on logistics and costs while capitalising on the presence of researchers from diverse fields. Currently Knowledge Utsav has received papers from over 163 Premier Educational Institutes, Research Organizations and the Industry. These are from 9 major states namely Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Orissa, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Kerala including Karnataka. Dr. Jain while expressing satisfaction at the response remarked - We are extremely thrilled to know that Knowledge Utsav has received such a positive response. Huge participation from across encourages our endeavor to make Knowledge Utsav reach out to a lot more people and give R&D the required back up. Knowledge Utsav aspires to be a stable pedestal for R&D to usher in India and also create awareness amongst individuals who intend to take R&D as a serious career option and not an alternate one.

10 An interdisciplinary field is a field of study that crosses traditional boundaries between academic disciplines to cater to new needs for example nano technology or bioinformatics. 11 Within a multidisciplinary relationship this cooperation "may be mutual and cumulative but not interactive" (Augsburg 2005: 56) while interdisciplinary approach blends the practices and assumptions of each discipline involved. 12 Related to both the above, people from different disciplines work together disrupting traditional boundaries while respecting strengths, assumptions of each discipline 13 An application to the Limca book of records was rejected because there was no category under which this conference falls. Consequently a fresh category is being created. This process is underway. 14 Founder JGI institutions, Chancellor Jain University, started life at the age of 13, became the No1 retailer for reliance. He has to his credit numerous awards, some of which are: Rotary Award for Vocational Service, Dr. B C Roy Award from Indian Medical Association Award for Leading Personalities, SEVAK Award for Service to Humanity, Rajasthan Youth Association Award for Service in Education Sector, Jaycees Award - Outstanding Young Indian, Seva Ratna Award awarded by Centurion Trust, Chennai, Honorary Doctorate in Education Administration & Management from Golden State University, USA .


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According to Ms. Sudha Raju15, Chairperson EDU.IN, We are very pleased to receive such an overwhelming response in such a short time from across India. Receiving more than 35016 paper presentations within a week clearly shows the impact knowledge Utsav has created. We will continue our support to researchers by taking this platform to a much higher level in the coming years and a start like this has given knowledge Utsav the much needed momentum. Furthermore, A platform like Knowledge Utsav truly demonstrates how participation from individual researchers, companies, and universities will enhance R&D performance and bridge the gap that separates the industry and investors from them. This conference is not just about a volume of papers being presented. Strict standards are being maintained. According to Dr. Sandeep Shastri17 Pro Vice Chancellor, Jain University, the purpose of the conference is to have a ..Bouquet of conferences under one roof enabling cross fertilization across disciplines while maintaining the very highest standards. Clearly the focus will be on multitasking as a competence. Dr. Shastri further noted that people at the cutting edge of research have to have expertise across disciplines. Using an example to illustrate he noted that an expert economist might want to collaborate with a neuro-surgeon or psychologist. Further in order to maintain quality and standards in presentation for each of the 44 disciplines there is an expert panel who closely scrutinizes the abstracts received. Elucidating the criteria Dr. Shastri said the panel looks existing literature to check the originality of the abstract, analyses the contribution of the researcher and checks for absolute proof of genuine research done by the researcher. What is also very unique is the feed back is given to researchers about how they can strengthen their approach. We want to catch our researchers on the right says Dr. Shastri emphasizing on the positive approach taken by the panelists. Concurs Dr. N Sundararajan18 Vice Chancellor and Vice Chairman, Jain University. Every one of the 44 disciplines has at least 3 member panels scrutinizing the abstracts. They are from Jain University, Tumkur University and include industry experts as well. All the abstracts have been very thoroughly scrutinized, the progress has been going well.

15 Sudha Raju was Senior Vice President at NIIT where she served for 23 years, Principal Officer, Corporate Affairs & Strategies Manipal Universal (MU), was Director in the local Board of State Bank of India; she was also the convenor of CIIs Women Business leaders forum and IT & BPO panel. She is an invited member of the BMA managing committee and is the immediate past Regional Vice President of CSI. She is the past chairperson of the MAIT, Southern region. She has been involved in various committees of Karnataka Government and has participated in the Tamil Nadu, Goa, and Kerala state IT Councils 16

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Dr. Sandeep Shastri Pro Vice Chancellor Jain University. He was on the Faculty of the Department of Political Science, Bangalore University where he taught from 1984 to 2002, Dean Research and Social Science at the International Academy for Creative Teaching from 2002 to 2004 and Director of the International Academy for Creative Teaching (iACT) from 2004 to 2009. He completed his M.A., securing the First Rank in 1982, M.Phil. in 1984 and Ph.D. in 1993. He has to his credit 7 Books, more than 30 articles in Edited Books & over 60 articles in refereed Research Journals, besides more than 200 articles in newspapers and magazines. He has presented more than 30 papers internationally and over 100 papers within India over the last 15 years. During this period he has also delivered 100 lectures internationally and 200 special lectures within the country. 18

Dr. N. Sundararajan Vice Chancellor and Vice Chairman, Jain University, bears a testimony to the society as an Academician and mantles the academic battle as a successful educational administrator, excellent teacher and a thoughtful writer. As Vice Chancellor, he established an active Research Development Cell with scientists from Indian Institute of Science, Raman Research Institute and other renowned institutions as members of the advisory committee. He is the FormerlPrincipal of Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain College and former professor of Physics at Christ College, Bangalore for 3 decades and more, teaching, mentoring, students from Pre-University Education to Research Scholars under the aegis of Bangalore University. He is a prolific writer who has authored about 30 books in physics to the undergraduate and Pre-University students. he is associated with Indian Physics Association, Bangalore Chapter being its ViceChairman between 2003 2006. He stood first in MSc Physics at the National College of Trichy where he completed his education.


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Summing up, according to Dr. S. C Sharma19 Vice-Chancellor Tumkur University, The Indian higher education system is on the verge of change, thanks to some of the new reforms introduced by the government to chalk out the roadmap for the 21st century. But still lots need to be done to successfully address local and global challenges and nurture future science leaders & scientists, moreover, Our System needs to adopt Collaborative education, which is growing in importance across the globe, with an increased focus on innovation through R&D in order to advance towards a more 'knowledge-based' economy. Understanding these lacunae, EDU.IN has initiated several programmes in the field of education, research and training that would impact favorably the education system in the country in the near future. In conclusion, Dr. Sharma said This conference is the first of its kind and the whole credit goes to Dr. Chenraj Jain for organizing it and I am sure professionals, academicians, researchers and industry will greatly benefit.

4. Knowledge Utsav The story

It all began on a warm sultry afternoon, in early June. The days were long and the sun blazed forth with all its might. Most people wondered out aloud about the strength of the sun. The occasional shower brought relief, only to be quickly replaced by the scorching sun. It was on one such afternoon, more specifically the 3rd of June, Dr. R Chenraj Jain, sat in his office, engaged in an animated discussion with Yeshasvini Ramaswamy20, Anchor of the School for Leadership Excellence. Dr. Jains office reflected his business like attitude and his desire to focus only on the essentials. Through the glass doors, one could make out Dr. Jain was trying to describe something important, his rapid gestures and questioning eyes revealed he was searching for a breakthrough in concept and execution. With his characteristic simplicity and humility, Dr Jain in his simple formal attire, might pass of as an ordinary office goer or teacher. It is only when one meets him does one realise that

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Dr. S. C. Sharma is a reformer educationist, an erudite scholar, and a renowned researcher. He is the former Founder and Director of Centre for Manufacturing Research & Technology Utilization (CMRTU), and Centre for Social Service & Skills Promotion (SKIP), Former Principal of R V College of Engineering, Bangalore and presently, he is the Vice Chancellor of Tumkur University, Tumkur. He is also a member of State Planning Board of Government of Karnataka. He has seven doctoral conferment VIZ. Ph.D. (Mech. Engg., Mysore University), Doctor of Science D.Sc. (Mat. Sci., Mangalore University), Doctor of Engg., Dr.Engg (Mech. Engg. Mysore University), Doctor of Science, D.Sc.(Computer Sci. & Engg., Kuvempu University), Doctor of Engineering, D.Engg.(Engg., Avinashilingam University) and D.Lit (Music, Avinashilingam University) for his exemplary contributions. He is conferred Honoris Causa Doctor of Literature for Education and Social Service (Mangalore University, 2007), Honoris Causa Doctor of Science (Avinashilingam University for women, TN, 2005), Honoris Causa Doctor of Letters for Education and Social Service (Karnataka University, Dharwad, 2008) and Honris Causa Doctor of Science (Kuvempu University, 2009) He obtained LLB from Bangalore University and Doctor of Law (LLD) from the National Law School of India University, Bangalore 20

Managing Director e2e People Practices, and Anchor School for Leadership Excellence. A certified Psychometric Analyst from Thomas International, UK, she has obtained certification in the Basics of People Capability Maturity Model (P-CMM) V 2.0 from Carnegie Melon University, A former management consultant at Infosys BPO, she has built her expertise in people management areas such as People Structuring and Audits, to help organizations track their ROI on Human Capital. She has trained around 2700 people in areas pertaining to leadership principles. A visiting faculty at IIM-B and other reputed Schools, she has been widely quoted in press. She was a member of the CII Womens Business Leaders Forum (WBLF). She is

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he is no ordinary individual21. His sparkling eyes and electrifying speed of conversation which rarely looses focus, is strongly matched with his ability to link diverse topics and thought bringing fresh insights continuously; that quite simply takes ones breath away. No wonder he heads JGI, which was built over a short span of a decade, consisting of a cluster of 59 educational establishments, spread across 20 campuses, home to over 26,000 students from across the globe and over 2000 staff members. The conversation had thus far revolved around organising large conferences. So this will take about a month. possibly 50 days after all there are 44 conferences quipped, Yeshasvini, and then added ..if we really wish to do justice, itll take a year... Dr. Jain suddenly stopped, and just said always remember the 4 Ns \naveeneekaraN \, \navaachaar \, \navaparivartan and \naveenataa \! You follow he asked? and added that it was being innovative and thinking out of the box that will give a solution as what we wanted to do was not hold just a seminar but promote original research platforms in India. Then the thought came.... why dont we do it in one day? One day! One must be crazy Yeshasvini responded... to which Dr. Jain said remember the 4 Ns and lets innovate... Yes.. of course in a single day said Yeshasvini with excitement. On that day history was made Dr. Jain proceeded to explain his vision for the entire event.

5. Naveenakaran and Knowledge Utsav

Naveenakaran is a Hindi word that refers to an innovation particularly in the area of

research. To give an example and elucidate this further, in many villages in India, there is a need for local transport of produce. However the means available to farmers is very limited. By skilfully using diesel engines used to drive pump sets, vehicles are fabricated for local transport needs. The main challenges of drive train, suspension are tackled using locally available tools and materials.

In Tamil Nadu, fisher men rig push carts with old Enfield or Yezdi engines to serve their transport needs! Recently Tata Motors has come up with Ace a twin cylinder commercial vehicle capable of carrying almost a ton of goods. Needless to say, by addressing what was the real need, Tata Motors have had tremendous success. 22

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Refer Ordinary man, Extraordinary Vision, http://www.businessgyan.com/node/1705

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Tata Motors launched the Ace truck in May 2005 for just above Rs 2 lakhs. The new vehicle was a big hit selling 100,000 in just 20 months. As of May 2010 Ace sold 500,000 in just 5 Years which created history in commercial vehicles


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Hence, the emphasis within the context of Knowledge Utsav is to challenge the existing notion of a One conference One discipline or theme combined with strong resource optimisation. By using in-house talent and equipment, the organisers have helped many students gain valuable exposure while optimising on resource utilisation. Knowledge Utsav has evolved a new paradigm, set a new international benchmark in the world of scientific conferences and addressed the need of researchers, investors and Industry on an unprecedented scale.


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The first such conference organised in the world Making the

impossible possible by bringing tomorrow today

Attracted close to 2000 researchers, academicians, industrialists from

across the country under one roof

Has motivated thousands of students across the country to do research and

development by virtue of its unique feedback mechanism to paper presenters,

encouraging and enabling many.

Compressed over 5 years of research and development interaction in a single day.

Earlier, students and researchers would have had to wait for 5 years or more for 44

conferences to be conducted. Now this cornucopia of knowledge is available in a single

day.

Opportunity for researchers to meet potential investors and generate wealth for the

country

Investors can scout for a variety of opportunities in diverse fields and even consider a

whole business ecology and not just one business concept

Opportunity for hundreds of delegate students to absorb latest trends in research and

development.

6. Feedback from Delegates

Here is what some of the participants had to say regarding the Knowledge Utsav event. According to Ms. Karuna KC, engineer, Intel, The Knowledge Utsav team was really very helpful. The response and support received during the review process was useful According to Ms Jayshree R Assistant Manager IBM, The Knowledge Utsav experience has been good. I was able to learn, thanks to the review. Ms. Vijayshree Vishwanathan, RVCE, said This is a fantastic idea as we get to meet participants from a number of other disciplines the entire interaction with the knowledge Utsav team has been good. The overall response to the program has been overwhelmingly positive and the delegates commended the trouble taken by reviewers in guiding them.


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7. Key Steps in Knowledge Utsav (excluding logistics & support)

8.

Compiling Data base of colleges and key contact

Personnel

Contacting colleges, reviewers and the

Industry professionals

Creating data base of

Reviewers

Collecting Manuscripts and abstracts, connecting

with reviewers.

Ensuring feedback to presenters and filtering

abstracts

Finalising on presenters and compiling

manuscripts database

The team of KU put together a volunteer base of more than 15 people who scanned Google, Educational Databases, UGC Website, and also consolidated on the existing data available. This effort itself took more than 240 mandays

The team of KU contacted more than 8000 colleges by various channels like calls, emails, couriers, personal invitations. Volunteer Groups were made and more than 8 student groups travelled across Karnataka. Constant follow up ensured a large participation

The Management team of JU, TU and KU contacted research scholars to set up a review team. For presenters, an on-line option of registration was immediately made available and we saw entries coming from 9 different states. The process followed was a review of abstracts and upon conformations by the review committees, a request for manuscripts was made. Feedback of the abstracts was mailed to all participations irrespective of their selection.

Publication Houses were met and we were very encouraged by the positive response we got from all houses. We will also enable on-line view of abstracts on the KU website and CD


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8. The Review Mechanism

The review mechanism uses 3 critieria for reviewing abstracts. Each of the 44 disciplines has

at least 3 reviewers, from Jain University, Tumkur University and an outside expert to

ensure neutrality.

The reviewers are sent the abstracts and send the same with their comments to the

selected participants.

The criteria for review are strict.

Proof of originality Existing literature review : If existing literature in the field has

similar claims or objectives being made, the abstract fails in this test

Proof fresh contribution The exclusive contribution made by the researcher needs

to be identified

Proof of research The evidence research undertaken by the researcher needs to

be clear and unambiguous.

If an abstract passes all the three tests then it is accepted. If through some changes in

approach, or methodology help the researcher in pass the scrutiny then this is encouraged,

else the abstract and manuscript is rejected outright.


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Proceedings

Conference Quality management system

Paper Title Quality Management Systems ( Qms )

Author (Unique No) Akshay Damani (369)


Paper Title A Quality Management System For Management Institutes

Author (Unique No) Anuja S. Joshi (373)


Paper Title Evaluation And Analysis Of Quality In E-commerce

Author (Unique No) Rashmi Agarwal (397)


Paper Title Conceptual Understanding Of Quality Management Systems

Author (Unique No) Manjunatha S (237) Dr.Gajendra Naidu (238)


Paper Title Bio Materials

Author (Unique No) Madhav Murthy (853)


Paper Title Quality management system

Author (Unique No) Nirmal R. (1197)


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Proceedings


Paper Title Utilization Of Byproducts Through Phytoremediation Of Heavy Metals: A Review

Author (Unique No) Mahendra (1234)


Paper Title Quality management system

Author (Unique No) Dr. Nagabhushana H (1235)


Paper Title A Novel Pitted Compact Box For Accurate Under Vehicle Surveillance

Author (Unique No) R.Sabarish (942)


Paper Title A Novel Portable Device For Quick And Accurate Under Vehicle Surveillance

Author (Unique No) P.dinakaran (944)



Author (Unique No) R.Sabarish (942)



Author (Unique No) M Prakash (941)


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Proceedings

Conference Analog and mixed mode VLSI design

Paper Title Test-data Compression For Ip Cores Using Huffman Coding

Author (Unique No) V.SATISH KUMAR (48)

Conference Analog and mixed mode VLSI design

Paper Title Microcontroller Based Sweep Oscillator And Frequency Response Display System

Author (Unique No) R. MALLIKARJUNA SETTY (464)

Conference Environmental degradation of advanced composite materials

Paper Title Plasma Arc Gasification Of Waste Management

Author (Unique No) T. DEVENDRAN (79) J Janarthanan (883) S Divya (882)


Paper Title Impact Of Environmental Parameters On Composites

Author (Unique No) Sreenivasa H. J. (84)


Paper Title Behaviour Of Fiber Reinforced Concrete With Iron Ore Tailling Under Cyclic Compressive Stresses

Author (Unique No) Ananthayya M.B (769)


Paper Title Environmental Degradation Of Advanced Composite Materials

Author (Unique No) Ajay Keerthi (704)


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Proceedings


Paper Title Environmental Degradation Of Advanced Composite Material

Author (Unique No) Nalinakshi S (706)


Paper Title Coffee Pulping Wastewater Treatment By Fenton Process

Author (Unique No) SAVITHA U ULAVI (776) Pallavi R (963)


Paper Title Study On Electrochemical Treatment Of Distillery Biodigester Effluent

Author (Unique No) M.Shruthi (777)


Paper Title Chilling Effect On Mechanical Properties Of Al-12% Si Based Mmcs Reinforced With Aluminum Oxide

Author (Unique No) Udayaravi (1209)


Paper Title Environmental degradation of advanced composite materials

Author (Unique No) K.B.Yogesh (1210)

Conference Recent trends in advanced nano materials

Paper Title Cellphone Batteries With Nano Technology

Author (Unique No) K. Navyateja (319) Battina Hemanth (1033) G.Veerabhadra (1032)


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Proceedings


Paper Title Application Of Nanotechnology In Automotive Fuel Systems In Restricting Permeation

Author (Unique No) Charu Vikram Srivatsa C (385)


Paper Title Bio Imaging - An Upheaval In Medicine

Author (Unique No) Sridharan Padmanabhan (605)


Paper Title Application Of Nanotechnology In Medicine

Author (Unique No) Amit Gupta (718) Enosh Beri (725)


Paper Title The Spinning Electron

Author (Unique No) Vikash Kumar (733)


Paper Title Preparation And Characterization Of Ba0.5sr0.5nb2o6 Ceramics

Author (Unique No) S.N.Mathad (781)


Paper Title Graphene-a Sensational Two Dimensional Nano Material

Author (Unique No) Kavya H.J (778)


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Proceedings


Paper Title Claytronics

Author (Unique No) Vinod K.S. (96)


Paper Title One Pot Synthesis Of 2, 4, 5-trisubstituted Imidazole Derivatives And Preparation Of 2-salicylyl-4,5

Author (Unique No) Vijay kumar (153)


Paper Title Review Of Ionoluminescence A Powerful Tool Forcharacterization Of Nanomaterials And Minerals

Author (Unique No) Sunitha.D.V (124)


Paper Title Synthesis Of Nano Lanthanum Oxide Dopedwith Eu3+ Ions And Its Characterization

Author (Unique No) G.Manjula (125)


Paper Title Electrical And Structural Properties Of Vacuum Evaporated

Author (Unique No) Kamlesh Chandekar (161)


Paper Title Recent trends in advanced nano materials.

Author (Unique No) Rohit Raju.P (251) Dhoot Sampat (252)


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Proceedings


Paper Title Synthesis, Characterization And Thermoluminescence Studies Of Caso4 Phosphor From Hydrothermal Synth

Author (Unique No) Ahalya H G (199)


Paper Title Recent Trends In Advanced Nano Materials

Author (Unique No) Vinod.K.S. (266)


Paper Title Electro Magnetic Sheilding Interference Of Conductivity Polymer & Multiwalled Carbon Nano Tube

Author (Unique No) S C Raghavendra (514) M. Revanasiddappa (516) Muhammad Faisal (515)


Paper Title Recent trends in advanced nano materials.

Author (Unique No) YASHODHA R (1029)


Paper Title Bio- Nanoimaging- An Upheaval In Medicine

Author (Unique No) P. Sumathy (1256)

Conference Social economic assistance for rural and city habitants

Paper Title China, Usa, Global South And The Planet. An Analysis.

Author (Unique No) Padmini S.V. (2)


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Proceedings


Paper Title Socio-economic Assistance To Rural Habitants With Specific Reference To Linguistic Empowerment In En

Author (Unique No) Gummaraju Rajashekar (44)


Paper Title Education Is A Key Component To Lead A Sophisticated And Decent Life. With Growing Demand From The I

Author (Unique No) Arati Bari (374)


Paper Title Financial Inclusion - Progress In India

Author (Unique No) Laila Nembdani (326) Jayashree Patil-Dake (327)


Paper Title economic Distress And The Coping Response Of Disadvantage Women

Author (Unique No) A.N.Gayathri (389)


Paper Title Protect Your Environment: Its Protect Your Lives

Author (Unique No) S. Anusuyamma (390)


Paper Title Rural Development Through Non-farm Rural Employment Generation- A Study Of Karnataka State

Author (Unique No) Chikkarangaswamy (444)


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Proceedings


Paper Title Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act: A Boon Or A Bane?

Author (Unique No) Karuna RC (439)


Paper Title School Dropout Children And Children Making Boot Polish.

Author (Unique No) Anamika Kumari (499)


Paper Title Community Mobilization For Reduction In School Drop Outs In Ne Karnataka- Rukhmapur Experience

Author (Unique No) Y.J.Ravindraprakash (791)


Paper Title Community Participation As Strategy In Enhancing Quality Of Primary Education In Karnataka State: A Case Study Of Namma Shaale Initiative Of Azim Premji Foundation And Government Of Karnataka.

Author (Unique No) Pradeep Ramavath (790)


Paper Title Social Economic Assistance For Rural And City Habitants

Author (Unique No) G K Kulkarni (720)


Paper Title Children, Gender And Senior Citizens,and Inclusion: Strategies And Challenges.

Author (Unique No) Ramesh Salian (126)


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Paper Title Corporate Social Responsibility Means To Sustainable Development

Author (Unique No) Mahesh KM (280)


Paper Title Empowering Dalit Women In Construction Work Sites In Gulbarga City.

Author (Unique No) Ashwini Bhimsha Jane (130)


Paper Title The Political Empowerment Of Tribal Women Through Panchayatiraj Institutions: A Sociological Study

Author (Unique No) Nagaraja.S (139)


Paper Title Economic Development Of Dalit Women Through Self Help Groups

Author (Unique No) G. Sharadambi (162)


Paper Title Providing Health Care Services In Rural Community Through An Application Of Cultural Competency Mode

Author (Unique No) Sunitha Ganiger (164)


Paper Title The Status And Empowerment Of Dalit Women In India

Author (Unique No) Mohan Prakash (168)


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Paper Title Empowerment Of Rural Agricultural Farmers Through Cooperative Banks A Study In Mysore District

Author (Unique No) RAGHU.C (245)


Paper Title Studentsrole In Financial Inclusion-a Study With Reference To Mangalore Area

Author (Unique No) Sudha K (258) Sowjna (261) Sharana (260) Afsana (259)


Paper Title Grassroot Democracy - India On Its Way To The Largest Grassroot Democracy

Author (Unique No) Ravi Gangadharaiah Nayaka (552)


Paper Title Indian Human Potential And Development For Building World Civilization



Paper Title Social Economic Assistance For Rural And City Habitants

Author (Unique No) Pranab Hazarika (549)

Conference Social thought and political economy

Paper Title Eradication Of Poverty In India -a Macro Economic Study.



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Paper Title Public Policy For Poverty Reduction:some Issues And Concerns

Author (Unique No) Ramesh Reddy V (51)


Paper Title Womens Representation And Gender Issues In Workforce Participation In India.

Author (Unique No) Atanu Bar (55) Kaushik Banerjee (914)


Paper Title Cultural Policy And Cultural Management Education And Training

Author (Unique No) Priyanka P.V. (97)


Paper Title Urban Poverty And Domestic Workers

Author (Unique No) M. Madhumathi (78)


Paper Title Social Thought And Political Economy.

Author (Unique No) Girija K.S. (191)


Paper Title Society - Advantages And Disadvantages Of Creative

Author (Unique No) Gokul S (507) MOHIT SADHWANI (508)


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Paper Title Poverty In India

Author (Unique No) S. Sarawasthi (1057)


Paper Title Social & Political Thought Expressed In Hindi Poems

Author (Unique No) Mythili P Rao (872)

Conference Environmental accounting

Paper Title Environmental Sustainability & Sustainable Growth



Paper Title Foreign Direct Investment, Pollution And Economic Growth In India

Author (Unique No) Neelakanta N T (52)


Paper Title Environmental Accounting At Corporate Level

Author (Unique No) R. C. Nagaraju (49)


Paper Title Environmental Accounting

Author (Unique No) S. Sharmila (63)


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Paper Title Impact Of Environmental Accounting And Reporting On Organisation

Author (Unique No) Manjunatha H M (316)


Paper Title Acetylene-the Alternative Fuel For Transportation

Author (Unique No) Pon Balaji S (415) K. Vipin Das (553)



Author (Unique No) Akshay Damani (369)


Paper Title The Compliance And Results Of Listed Public Limited Companies(central) With Reference To Clause 49 O

Author (Unique No) V. Mahalakshmi (291)



Author (Unique No) Nishit Uchila (604)


Paper Title Environmental Accounting A Communication Tool

Author (Unique No) Jyothi V (34) Sheetal V. Hukkeri (32) Shilpa Sampath Kumar (31) Smita Kavatekar (1237)


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Author (Unique No) Sunitha.A (721)


Paper Title Environmental Accounting Practices In Corporate Entities: A Comparative Study Of Tata Steel And Sail

Author (Unique No) Devarajappa.S (132)


Paper Title Environment Accounting As A Business Management Tool

Author (Unique No) Aparna Hawaldar (505)



Author (Unique No) Asha Baskar (858)

Conference Human potential development

Paper Title Personal Development And The Human Potential Movement

Author (Unique No) Jyotsna Haran (56)


Paper Title Personality Development For Working Professionals

Author (Unique No) Jyothi S (39)


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Paper Title Role Of Language In Human Potential Development.

Author (Unique No) Subrahmanya Sharma V. (41)


Paper Title Polytechnic Institutions And Skill Development

Author (Unique No) Vijayalakshmi V (70)


Paper Title Enhancement Of Human Potential Index Through Employee Engagement

Author (Unique No) Deepali Pulekar (386)


Paper Title Balancing The Dyad: Synchronising Corporate & Personal Success

Author (Unique No) Shaji Kurian (469) D.N. Murthy (1257)


Paper Title The Need For Personal Executive Coaching For Budding Psychologists: A Qualitative Analysis

Author (Unique No) Vijendra kumar s.k (476)


Paper Title Human Potentials And An Approach Towards Its Development

Author (Unique No) Francis Lobo (387)


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Paper Title Pmat: Alternative For Ssris & Maos

Author (Unique No) Suresh D (617)


Paper Title Bare-hand Human-computer Interaction

Author (Unique No) M. S. Sai Venkatesh (708)


Paper Title Indian Human Potential And Development For Building World Civilization



Paper Title Human Potential Development.

Author (Unique No) M M Sastry (826)


Paper Title Talent Management Exploring New Horizons

Author (Unique No) Suresh B. K (834)


Paper Title Knowledge Transfer Potential are We Good Enough?

Author (Unique No) D. G. Kulkarni (117)


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Paper Title Multiple Sclerosis: A Case Report

Author (Unique No) Sreekantha (158)


Paper Title Leadership Qualities Of Senior Management In Arthashastra Of Kautilya

Author (Unique No) Sheela Kumari D (839)


Paper Title A Study On Importance Of Signature Influencing The Personality

Author (Unique No) Phaneendar B N (840)


Paper Title Interactive Communication Between Blind And Deaf Using Bci

Author (Unique No) Sophia Sunitha.J (192) R.siva shalini (193)

Conference Fine arts and graphical design

Paper Title Impressions Of Colours On Human Being

Author (Unique No) Santosh kumar Kulkarni (722)


Paper Title Social Values In Advertisements

Author (Unique No) Jayraj M. Chickpatil (723)


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Paper Title Traditional Recontextualizing In Indian Art

Author (Unique No) Santosh kumar D S (766)


Paper Title Folk Stimulation In Modern Paintings Of Karnataka

Author (Unique No) Siddhalingaswamy Hiremath (774)


Paper Title Hand Gesture As Medium Of Communication

Author (Unique No) Natyabidhushi Jaya (104)


Paper Title Human Values And Visual Values In Painting guernica

Author (Unique No) M.S Amarnath (148)


Paper Title Learning Management Through Literature: A Perspective

Author (Unique No) S.N. Kiran (218)


Paper Title Elements & Characteristics In Indian Folk Art

Author (Unique No) Anita H C (222)


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Paper Title Design & Technology In Advertising

Author (Unique No) Rashmi Niranjan (103)


Paper Title Onsent Writing Material

Author (Unique No) Sheelwant Sanjeev Kumar (918)

Conference An interactive environment for analyzing nature and nurture in societal roles

Paper Title Impact Of Aquatic Pollution On The Population Dynamics Of Rotifers And Primary Production In The Lentic Ecosystem

Author (Unique No) Padmanabha B (534)


Paper Title Study Of Atmospheric Dynamics Over Tumkur In Relation To Monsoon Onset

Author (Unique No) Monika DL (120)


Paper Title Effect Of Rare Earth Elements In Mining Activity On Environmental Degradation And Health Hazards

Author (Unique No) Babitha Rani.H (195)


Paper Title Earthen Housing And Its Role In Environmental Protection

Author (Unique No) Vijay G. Kondekar, (554)


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Conference Computer Networking

Paper Title A Modern Approach For Resource Sharing And Security Concerns

Author (Unique No) Yuvaraj S (45)


Paper Title Role Of Redundancy In Fault-tolerance In Engineering Systems -guidance From Nature

Author (Unique No) C. Subramanian (724)


Paper Title Computer Networking Of Aircraft Systems

Author (Unique No) N. Balasubramanian (758)


Paper Title Computer System Design And Architecture

Author (Unique No) N. Balasubramanian (758)


Paper Title Automated Traffic Control Using Cell Phone Networks

Author (Unique No) Ashutosh Raina (761)


Paper Title Optimizing The Throughput Of Data-driven

Author (Unique No) B Ganesh (506)


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Paper Title Computer Networking

Author (Unique No) Shilpa Rao B (1202)


Paper Title Bulk Data Transfer Protocol

Author (Unique No) Bharath S (1204)

Conference Standards regarding archaeological material and ancient art

Paper Title The Raise And Fall Of Jainism In Andhra Pradesh

Author (Unique No) Ramavrahman (452)

Conference Standards regarding archaeological material and ancient art

Paper Title Visual Analysis Of Manuscript Illustrations

Author (Unique No) K Venkatesh (278)

Conference Recent trends in nano technology

Paper Title Energetic Nanotechnology

Author (Unique No) Ramchandra jadhav (19)


Paper Title Curing Of Hiv Using Nanorobots

Author (Unique No) Abhijith Gattupalli (21) Chaitanya Kumar Chidipothu (22)


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Paper Title Nanorobots : An Advance Bionic For Future

Author (Unique No) Mahesh Pawar (59)


Paper Title Recent Trends In Nano Technology

Author (Unique No) Abhijith S (702)


Paper Title Synthesis And Characterization Techniques Of Nano Composite Materials Concepts And Fundementals

Author (Unique No) J.Jayakumar (727)


Paper Title Nanotechnology

Author (Unique No) V.Vivek (267) T.Panidhar (268)


Paper Title A Simple And Highly Efficient Synthesis Of Chalcones Catalysed

Author (Unique No) D.Nagaraja (122)


Paper Title Novel And Efficient Yai03: Eu3+ Nano Catalyst For The Synthesis Of3, 4-

Author (Unique No) B.M.Nagabhushan (123)


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Paper Title Efficient Procedure For The One Pot Solvent Free Synthesis Of F3-acetamido-f3-aryl-propiophenones By

Author (Unique No) N. Dhananjaya (135)


Paper Title The Thrid Generation Solar Cells-a Nano Technology Application

Author (Unique No) Ravi kumar gaurav (188)


Paper Title Enstatite (mgsi03:eu3+) Nano Silicate Red Phosphor: Synthesis And

Author (Unique No) Chandrasekhar (194)


Paper Title Nano s Importance And Its Effects (applications And Implications Of Technology)

Author (Unique No) Aditi B.R (540)


Paper Title Recent Trends In Nano Tech

Author (Unique No) Ramchandra.Tukaram.Jadhav (538)


Paper Title Nanopharmacy

Author (Unique No) Rashmi Joshi (919) Shruti Katkati (920)


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Paper Title Recent Trends In Nano Technology

Author (Unique No) Ashrith N D (878)


Paper Title Nanorobots : An Advance Bionic For Future

Author (Unique No) Hrithika Pawar (83)

Conference Power electronics

Paper Title Analyzing The Performance Of Cascaded Multilevel Inverter In Combination With Three Phase Transforme

Author (Unique No) K. Janarthanan (76)


Paper Title Experimental Investigation On Single Cylinder Diesel Engine Aspirating Browns Gas

Author (Unique No) Balaji (441)


Paper Title Power Electronics.

Author (Unique No) Ajay Keerthi (704)


Paper Title Performance Analysis Of Synchronous Buck Converter

Author (Unique No) Basavaraj V. Madiggond (729)


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Author (Unique No) K. Anbudurai (154)



Author (Unique No) P.dinakaran (944)


Paper Title Performance Ananlysis Of Synchronous Buck Converter

Author (Unique No) Vaman B Gudi (1050)


Paper Title A Smart Aircon System And Apparel For Two Wheeler Riders

Author (Unique No) N.Krithiga (945) R.kalaivani (946)



Author (Unique No) M Prakash (941)

Conference Low power VLSI design

Paper Title Asic Core Design For Low Power Aes

Author (Unique No) Jagannatha KB (64) Bhanu Prakash R (1253)


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Paper Title Lowpower Vlsi Designs

Author (Unique No) Mittul Sheth (301) Yash Shah (302)


Paper Title Full Adder Design Styles For Low-power And High-speed Vlsi Circuits

Author (Unique No) Tilak B G. (474)


Paper Title Digital Vlsi Ofdm Transceiver Architecture For Wireless Soc Design

Author (Unique No) M. Niranjan kumar (728) P. Reddy Prasad (881)


Paper Title Design Technologies On Low Power Vlsi

Author (Unique No) S.L.NITYANAND (241) P.RAGHUVARAN (242)


Paper Title Design And Implementation Of 16b/20b Encoder/decoder On A Spartan 3an Fpga

Author (Unique No) Punith Kumar M.B (197)


Paper Title Optimized Adder Circuits Using Reversible Logic

Author (Unique No) Praveen B (536)


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Paper Title Low power VLSI design.

Author (Unique No) Raghu T.C. (1171)



Author (Unique No) Rashmi.B.S (1211)



Author (Unique No) Sandeep.K.S (1212)

Conference Computer aided design of micro electrical mechanical systems

Paper Title A Computer-aided Design System For Microelectromechanical System

Author (Unique No) B. Naveen Kumar (16)


Paper Title Micro Electronical Mechanical System

Author (Unique No) T. Anusha (17)


Paper Title ha/dr And Fire Drill Across Hypervisor Technology

Author (Unique No) Javed Akhtar Khan (30)


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Paper Title Design Challenges Of Future Aircraft

Author (Unique No) HN Sudhindra (768)


Paper Title System Architecture - Modern Trends In Test And Evaluation

Author (Unique No) K. Venkataraman (771)


Paper Title Wavelet Transforms

Author (Unique No) N. Rajasekhar (212)


Paper Title Effect Of Substrate \"\" On The Radiation Properties Of Rectangular Microstrip Antenna

Author (Unique No) S C Raghavendra (514) M. Revanasiddappa (516)


Paper Title Wireless Monitoring & Measuring Vital Body Signs Using Wearable Mems Sensor

Author (Unique No) Prakash Jadhav (546)

Conference Discrete mathematics

Paper Title Discrete Mathematics

Author (Unique No) Ankur Periwal (11)


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Paper Title New Challenging Development In Discrete Mathematics

Author (Unique No) S.S.Favade (20)


Paper Title Odd And Even Distance Roman Domination Of Graph

Author (Unique No) chaitra . v (227)


Paper Title A Simple Hiv Infection Model

Author (Unique No) Nagaraja Rao C (601)


Paper Title Methodologies For Blme Using Backup Path Selection And Polynomial Time Heuristic

Author (Unique No) B.Harika (229) B. Sravani (230)


Paper Title A Fast Hardware Approach For Approximate, Efficient Logarithm And Antilogarithm Computations

Author (Unique No) D.ANURADHA (110) D.NIRANJAN REDDY (112) M Ramana Reddy (111)


Paper Title Odd And Even Distance Roman Domination

Author (Unique No) Chaitra V (282)


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Paper Title Mathematical Modeling

Author (Unique No) Arathi Sudarshan (4)

Conference Information and communication technology in rural development

Paper Title Information And Communication Technology In Rural Development

Author (Unique No) Swagat Praharaj (24)


Paper Title The Use Of Information And Communication Technology (ict) For Fostering Rural Prosperity And Grassroot Development In Karnataka.

Author (Unique No) T. R .Ramakrishnan (28)


Paper Title Role Of Information And Communication Technology(ict) In Rural Education System In India

Author (Unique No) Shankar Reddy P (315)


Paper Title 3d Graphics Library For Embedded System

Author (Unique No) Jayatheertha Kattepura (416) K.A.Sumithra Devi (417)


Paper Title Information Literacy For Lifelong Learning

Author (Unique No) Hemavathi B N (391)


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Paper Title Information And Communication Technology In Rural Development.

Author (Unique No) omkar A mardolkar (395)


Paper Title Audio Spotlight A New Innovation In Audio Technology

Author (Unique No) Bibin Varghese (442)


Paper Title Ict (information And Communication Technology) In Rural Development

Author (Unique No) Nivedith .G (340)


Paper Title Application Of Intelligent Multi-agent Technology In Future E-learning Systems For Adaptive Content

Author (Unique No) Shrinivas R. Mangalwede (478)


Paper Title Info Villages: Ict Diffsussion In Rural Areas

Author (Unique No) B. Ravi Venkat (609)


Paper Title Empowering Indian Farmers With Ict For Agricultural Development

Author (Unique No) B. Narendra Babu (731)


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Paper Title Information And Communication Technology In Rural Development

Author (Unique No) Timmappa S Giriyappanavar (755)


Paper Title Information And Communication Technologies And Rural Development: The Indian Experience

Author (Unique No) Joy Nerella (816)


Paper Title Teaching English In Rural Areas With The Help Of Information Technology

Author (Unique No) Sharayu Dambal (782)


Paper Title Role Of Information And Its Management

Author (Unique No) Ramesh.K (787)


Paper Title Applications Of Labview In Communication Systems

Author (Unique No) M.PAVANI (116) K. Deepthi (289) A.Yasmine Begum (101)


Paper Title Halo Network

Author (Unique No) N. Rajasekhar (212)


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Paper Title Information And Communication Technologies And Rural Development: The Indian Experience

Author (Unique No) Ramesh Salian (126)


Paper Title Information And Communication Technology (ict)

Author (Unique No) Zainab Z. Hakim (550)


Paper Title Applications Of Icts In Rural Development

Author (Unique No) Srikanth V (531)


Paper Title

Author (Unique No) Hemavathi B N (1180)

Conference Cryptography in modern communication system

Paper Title Face Identification Using Eigen Values For Security Issues

Author (Unique No) Shashank T D (423)


Paper Title Cryptography In Modern Communicating Systems.

Author (Unique No) Shylaja.B.R. (323)


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Paper Title Authentication And Digital Signatures

Author (Unique No) Nagendra B Athreya (334)


Paper Title Steganography Using Encrypted Data Based On Secret Key

Author (Unique No) Tilak B G. (474)


Paper Title Development Of A Cryptosystem Using Lifting Wavelet Transforms

Author (Unique No) Varun Manjunatha (265)


Paper Title Cryptography In Modern Communication System.

Author (Unique No) Premalata Ingalagi-Bhate (244)


Paper Title Visual Cryptography Schemes For Hiding And Recovering The Colour Images

Author (Unique No) K.S.N.Tejaswini (183)


Paper Title Visual Cryptography Schemes For Hiding And Recovering The Colour Images

Author (Unique No) P.Sindhura (185)


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Paper Title Quantum Cryptography

Author (Unique No) S. Rajeev (254) M. Balaji (405) S. Kumar Parichay (404)


Paper Title Quantum Cryptography

Author (Unique No) V.Vivek (267) T.Panidhar (268)


Paper Title Cryptography In Modern Communication System.

Author (Unique No) Goutham K J (509)


Paper Title Prime Numbers For Cryptography

Author (Unique No) sonu hegde shegde (527)


Paper Title Cryptography in modern communication system

Author (Unique No) Raghu T.C. (1171)



Author (Unique No) Aruna K.S. (1198)


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Author (Unique No) Punithkumar M.P. (1200)



Author (Unique No) Sandeep.K.S (1212)



Author (Unique No) Vinod Kumar Jain (1217)

Conference Understanding of advanced materials at the nano scale

Paper Title Effect Of Chip Morphology During Grinding Bearing Steel Using Single Layer Brazed And Galvanic Bonde

Author (Unique No) Bhaskar Pal (426)


Paper Title Synthesis, Structure And Characterization Of New Open Framework Solids Using Hydrothermal Method

Author (Unique No) Vidya.V.M (129)


Paper Title Synthesis Of Cadmium And Tellurium Precursors For Cdte: An Excellent Semiconductor For Solar Cells

Author (Unique No) Raghavendra Kumar Panchangam (732)


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Paper Title Remote Sensing And Gis Applications For Societal Development

Author (Unique No) B. Manikiam (127)


Paper Title Growth, Morphology And Mechanism Of Gadolinium Doped Yttrium Ortho Vanadates Under Mild Hydrothermal

Author (Unique No) B.Nirmala (128)


Paper Title The Paper Presentation About Metal Matrix Composites Materials (composite Materials)

Author (Unique No) Karthick Kannan.M (269) A.AJITH MAHAER (948)


Paper Title Synthesis, Characterization, Texture Observation, Structure And Molecular Analysis Of 4-decylphenyl

Author (Unique No) Palakshamurthy. B. S (186)


Paper Title Novel And Efficient Yalo3: Eu3+ Nano Catalyst For The Synthesis Of 3, 4-dihydropyrimidin-2(1h)-ones/-thiones

Author (Unique No) Premakumar (943)

Conference Bio-power

Paper Title Power Generation And Sewage Water Treatment

Author (Unique No) Yogananda B. S (29)


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Paper Title Demineralization Of Coal By Stepwise Bioleaching: A Study Of Subbituminous

Author (Unique No) Manoj B (60) Elcey C.D. (887)


Paper Title Research On Biompower

Author (Unique No) Prajwal Kumar (61)


Paper Title Bio Power

Author (Unique No) Ramya.s.p (378)


Paper Title Bio Power

Author (Unique No) Nasreen Sayyed (493)


Paper Title Table Model Of A Wind Mill

Author (Unique No) S.Nithya (495) A.T. Seshadri (494)


Paper Title Temperature Dependence Of Viscosity Ofbiodiesel Fuels

Author (Unique No) R. G. Vaidya (175)


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Paper Title Efficiency And Emission Of Diesel Engine On Usage Of Variants Of Bio Diesel

Author (Unique No) Nishanth G.D (276)


Paper Title Combustion Of Hydrogen In I.c. Engines

Author (Unique No) P. Ravindra Babu (286)

Conference Computer systems design and architecture

Paper Title Impact Of Software Development Methodology Over Productivity

Author (Unique No) Kardile Vilas Vasantrao (201) Bhong Ajinath Shripati (203) Irafan Mujawar K.. (202)


Paper Title Performance Comparison Of Skip List And Avl Tree Data Structures

Author (Unique No) Chidananda S (716)


Paper Title Parallelism In Image Processing

Author (Unique No) Anil Shrinivas Tatti (115) Sachin Kadam (909)

Conference Preventive conservation and monitoring of the arch

Paper Title Historical Heritage And Preventive Conservation

Author (Unique No) T N Hariprasad (137)


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Conference Preventive conservation and monitoring of the arch

Paper Title Tumkur District- Historical Places

Author (Unique No) D H Thippeswamy (999)

Conference Impact analysis of natural calamities on infrastructure and industries

Paper Title Impact, Analysis Of Natural Calamities On Infrastructure And Industries

Author (Unique No) Nikhil kumar (394)


Paper Title Development Of Environmentally Benign Fire Retardant Coatings

Author (Unique No) A.Ve.Sowriraajan (512) C.S.Bhaskar Dixit (513)


Paper Title Impact Analysis Of Natural Calamities On Infrastructure And Industries

Author (Unique No) Sushmita Ravishankar (537)


Paper Title Impact Analysis Of Natural Calamities On Infrastructure

Author (Unique No) Vidyasagar Bhat (757)


Paper Title Damage Mitigation In Materials

Author (Unique No) Chimpalthradi R (779)


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