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Institute of Rural Management AnandPhone: (O) 02692 - 221699 / 221604 • (M) +91 7069066175

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SUMMER INTERNSHIP

SEGMENTMAY 30 – JULY 31, 2019

Post Graduate Diploma

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Management (PGDRM)

Batch 2018-20 (39)

Institute of Rural Management Anand

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Please address all your correspondence regarding SIS to:

Prof. Shyam SinghInternship Chair

Phone: 02692-221634(Office), 960106217(Mobile)Email : [email protected]

OrCareer Development and Placement Office

Mr. Alpesh MacwanPlacement Officer

Phone: (O) 02692 - 221699 • (M) +91 7069066175

Ms Harshika AryaPhone: (O) 02692 - 221604

Institute of Rural Management AnandMangalpura Road, B/h. NDDB, Anand – 388 001

Fax: 02692 - 260188 • Email: [email protected]

SIS PRM39 – IMPORTANT DATES AND DEADLINESACTIVITY DATE

Last date for sending the filled-in Participation Form to IRMA March 31, 2019

Intimation of interview dates to organizations April 16, 2019

Interview Dates April 29-May 04, 2019

Intimation to organization about the interns from IRMA May 6, 2019

Report to the host organization May 30, 2019 (Forenoon)

SIS Internship period in the organization May 30, 2019 to July 31, 2019 (Both days inclusive)

Report back to IRMA campus August 2, 2019

Presentations at IRMA August 5-6, 2019

Term begins August 7, 2019

Shri Dilip Rath Chairman Institute of Rural Management Anand – 388 001

Shri Sangram R Chaudhary Executive Director National Dairy Development Board Anand – 388 001

Shri Amarjeet Sinha Secretary Department of Rural Development Government of India Ministry of Rural Development Krishi Bhawan New Delhi – 110 001

Ms. Mona Khandhar Commissioner & Secretary Rural Development Government of Gujarat Dr. Jivraj Mehta Bhavan Block No. 16, 3rd Floor Gandhinagar - 382 010

Shri RS Sodhi Managing Director Gujarat Co-op. Milk Marketing Federation Ltd. Amul Dairy Road Anand – 388 001

Dr. Harsh Kumar Bhanwala Chairman National Bank for Agriculture & Rural Development Plot No.C-24, G-Block Bhandra-Kurla Complex PB No.8121, Bandra (E) Mumbai 400 051

Shri Amit Vyas Managing Director Kaira District Cooperative Milk Producers’ Union Ltd. Anand – 388 001

Dr. A.K. Shiva Kumar 211 Golf Apartments Sujan Singh Park New Delhi – 110 003

Prof. Janat Shah Director Indian Institute of Management Udaipur Balicha, Udaipur 313 001 Rajasthan

Dr. Tushaar Shah Senior Fellow International Water Management Institute (IWMI) Smruti Park, B/H IRMA, Mangalpura Anand – 388 001

Shri Sanjay Panigrahi Chief Customer Officer Rurban & Special Projects Pidilite Industries Limited Ramkrishna Mandir Road Andheri East Mumbai – 400 059

Shri S Sivakumar Group Head - Agri & IT Businesses ITC Limited 31 Sarojini Devi Road Secunderabad – 500 003

Prof. Preeti Priya Institute of Rural Management Anand 388 001

Prof. Pratik Modi Institute of Rural Management Anand 388 001

Shri Angshu Mallick Chief Operating Officer Adani Wilmar Limited Fortune House Near Navrangpura Railway Crossing Ahmedabad – 380 009

Shri Srinivasan B President - Chairman’s Office Reliance Industries Limited Maker Chambers, IV, 4th Floor Nariman Point Mumbai - 400021

Prof. Hitesh V Bhatt Director & Member Secretary Institute of Rural Management Anand – 388 001

Board of Governors FacultyDirectorHitesh V. Bhatt (MS | Georgia Tech, Atlanta, USA)

Faculty MembersAashish Argade (Fellow | IIM, Ahmedabad)Abhinav Rajverma (Master of Management | IIT, Bombay) (Ph. D. | Thesis Submitted, IIT Kharagpur) Anand Venkatesh (Ph. D. | Mumbai University) Ashay Kadam (Ph. D. | Stern School of Business, New York University, USA) H. S. Shylendra (Ph. D. | ISEC Bangalore) Harekrishna Misra (Ph. D. | Utkal University) Hari Krishnan Nagarajan (on lien) (Ph. D. | University of Oklahoma, Norman, USA) Hippu Nathan (Ph. D. | IGIDR, Mumbai) Indranil De (Ph. D. | JNU, New Delhi) M. V. Durga Prasad (Ph. D. | IIT Delhi) Madhavi Mehta (Fellow | XLRI-AHRD) Mukul Kumar (Ph. D. | Delhi University) Paresh J. Bhatt (M.Com. | LLB (Hons) | FCMA) Pramod K. Singh (Ph. D. | JNU, New Delhi) PKV Kishan (Fellow | IIM, Ahmedabad)Pratik Modi (Fellow | IRMA) Preeti Priya (Ph. D. | SPU, Gujarat) Rakesh Arrawatia (Ph. D. | IIT Kharagpur) Saswata Narayan Biswas (Ph. D. | Allahabad University) Satyendra Pandey (Fellow | XIMB) Shambu Prasad Chebrolu (Ph. D. | IIT Delhi) Shivshanker Singh Patel (Ph. D. | IISC Bangalore) Shyam Singh (Ph. D. | ISEC Bangalore) Sridhar Vishwanath (PGDM - Agri-Business | MANAGE, Hyderabad)Vivek Pandey (Ph. D. | Michigan State University, USA)

Adjunct Faculty N. Ravichandran (Ph.D. | IIT, Chennai)R. Ramaseshan Rtd. IAS OfficerS. R. Asokan (Ph.D. | Gujarat University)Vivek Bhandari (Ph.D. | University of Pennsylvania)

Visiting Faculty Ila Patel Professor (Retd.), IRMA Nirlesh Kothari FPM, IIM, AhmedabadR. S. Sodhi & Team Managing Director, GCMMF Rajesh Gupta & Team DGM, Co-operative Services Group, NDDBSankar Datta Senior Advisor (Institutional Development) – BASIX Tamal Sarkar Director, MSME Foundation, New Delhi

Dr. Verghese Kurien(26th November, 1921 to 9th September, 2012)

Father of White Revolution Founder, IRMA

“You have chosen the road less travelled by, to work with those who need your services rather than opting for jobs, which would fetch you rewards, but I must warn you that you will face disillusionment and opposition at every step. I urge you to face every day with courage, patience and humility. If you persevere, you will make a difference to the rural masses and it is this difference upon which the future of our nation rests.”

Dr. Verghese KurienFather of White Revolution

Founder, IRMA

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IRMA has been the bastion for top-quality rural management education for 40 years. The legacy of its founder Dr. Verghese Kurien lives on in the ethos and values that the Institute stands by proudly.

The tenets of academic excellence that the Institute has pursued for nearly four decades have resulted in a vibrant alumni base that IRMA cherishes. Illustrious IRMA alumni have made an impact in different sectors across the world.

The flagship Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Management (PGDRM) offered by IRMA is a unique management programme owing to the way it integrates classroom terms with outdoor segments that augment and enrich the knowledge of the students of the programme.

Students undergo an Induction Fieldwork Segment (IFS) in villages across Gujarat before the start of the first term. In the first classroom term, they are introduced to foundation courses like Microeconomics, Financial Accounting, Managerial Analysis & Communication, Business Statistics & Analytics, among others. The term is followed by the Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) that introduces the students to the ground realities of rural life throughout its duration of two months. Courses like Financial Management, Marketing Management, Written & Oral Communication and Cost & Management Accounting further contribute to the knowledge base of the students throughout Classroom Terms II and III.

It gives me immense pleasure to invite you to be a part of our journey towards sustainable and equitable development of society. It would be a privilege to have our 39th batch of PGDRM students engage with your organization during their Summer Internship Segment (SIS).

Welcome to IRMA.Prof. Hitesh V. Bhatt

Director, IRMA

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VILLAGE FIELDWORK SEGMENT (October 11, 2018 – November 28, 2018)

The Village Fieldwork Segment is one of the main components of the flagship academic activity of IRMA. Apart from providing students first-hand experience of spending seven weeks in the villages to understand rural life and society, the VFS also involves them in an action-oriented task at grassroots level with the host organizations. The Village Development Study is designed to give students a deeper understanding of the broad themes important for rural development. Extensive surveys undertaken at village and household level by the students are further analysed by them to be utilized by government agencies and institutions.

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About IRMAThe Institute of Rural Management Anand (IRMA) is a pioneering academic institution in rural management, education, and research. IRMA was established in 1979 at Anand, Gujarat by the Father of the White Revolution, Dr. Verghese Kurien. He started this institute with the belief that the key to effective rural development lay in professional management. IRMA’s unique strength of integrating development with management sets it apart from most other management schools. Today, IRMA is at the forefront of professionalizing the development of India’s rural sector and is known for its excellence in teaching and research.

Apart from regular Training and Management Development Programmes, IRMA offers Postgraduate Diploma in Rural Management (PGDRM), One Year Executive Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Management [PGDMX (R)] and a Doctoral-level Fellow Programme in Rural Management (FPRM).

The MissionThe mission of IRMA is to promote sustainable, ecologically-friendly, and equitable socio-economic development of rural people through professional management

About PGDRMIRMA’s flagship programme, Postgraduate Diploma in Rural Management (PGDRM), equips young men and women with both development perspectives and business acumen. The curriculum of IRMA’s programme in rural management includes six classroom terms with courses in different domains like Agribusiness Management, Marketing, Finance, Operations, Rural Development, among others. Besides this, the course offers advanced electives such as Strategic Commodity Sourcing, Agri-input Marketing, and Digital Marketing. The interactive classroom sessions act as cultivating grounds for ideas and initiatives that add to the students’ overall development as management professionals.

IRMA believes more in action and, therefore, the programme is designed with an emphasis on experiential learning through two internship segments, which provide four months of on-field learning. The Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) and Summer Internship Segment (SIS) allow the students to learn and work in both complex rural scenarios as well as corporate organizations with their different sets of challenges.

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ACTIVITIES AND EVENTSPRM students, apart from their routine classroom sessions, also engage in various

student-run club activities in the domains of Marketing, Finance, Developmental

and Public Policy, and Social Entrepreneurship, among others. These clubs also

enable the students to enhance their leadership skills while serving as platforms for

students to interact with alumni and professionals in their fields of interest.


SUMMER INTERNSHIP SEGMENT (SIS)SIS is a nine-week long internship programme scheduled during the months of June through August after the completion of Term-III of the PGDRM programme. The SIS aims to provide students with an opportunity of working closely with experienced managers in an organizational setting as well as with grassroots’ organizations. Students develop practical skills and gain a realistic idea of the managerial functions of rural organizations and development interventions. The SIS also offers scope for application and appreciation of theories and tools and techniques learned in the classroom as well as Village Fieldwork Segments. Hence, SIS acts as a prelude to what the students are likely to encounter in their careers as rural managers.

This year, 235 students of the 39th batch shall undertake the SIS beginning from May 30, 2019.

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The ProcessInterested organizations forward their project

proposals to the Institute.

The Institute scrutinizes the proposals on the basis of project description and scope of tasks.

The students choose their projects after which interested organizations conduct their interviews.

A faculty guide is allocated to each project according to project descriptions.

Students consult and communicate with the Reporting Officer deputed by the organization and the faculty guide during the internship period.

Students submit their final report and make presentations to the organization at

the end of the internship.

The Reporting Officer evaluates the student’s performance and reports it to the Institute.

Students make a presentation and submit final report for internal evaluation to IRMA


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List of Past Recruiters

Access Livelihoods Consulting India LtdAdani Wilmar LimitedAdvenio Tecnosys Pvt Ltd Africa Agro, BeninAfriventures India LtdAgrasar Ambuja Cement FoundationAmerican IndiaFoundation (AIF)Ananda Dairy Pvt Ltd Annapurna Microfinance Pvt. Ltd Association of Billion MindsBAIFBASIX Social Enterprise GroupBigbasketCaspian Impact Investment Adviser Private Ltd.Catalyst Management ServicesChaitanya Rural Intermediation Development Services ChhattisgarhSocialAuditUnitChhattisgarh State Rural Livelihood Mission Coastal Salinity Prevention CellConsortium forDEWATSDissemination (CDD)SocietyCP Avant Pvt. LtdCraftizen FoundationCropIn Technology Solutions Pvt. LtdCummins India (CSR)LtdD.light EnergyDCM Shriram Industries LimitedDeepak FoundationDevelopment Support CentreDevyani Food Inds LtdDilasa Januikas PratishthanDvara Research FoundationEast-WestSeed IndiaPvt. LtdeKutirRuralManagementServices (P) LimitedEmami Agrotech Ltd.Ernakulam Regional Cooperative Milk Producer`s Ltd.Farming ColorsFincare Small Finance BankFoundation For Democratic Reforms FutureGroup (BigBazaar)FuzhioGARVToilets (SnapEXOverseas)Generation IndiaFoundation (MckinseySocial)GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare LtdGo4freshGodrej Agrovet LimitedGold FarmGopaljee Dairy Foods Pvt LtdGram VikasGrassroots Energy Technologies India Pvt LtdGreenlight Planet India Pvt LtdGrofers India Pvt ltd

GS Farm Taaza Produce Pvt. Ltd.GSK Consumer IndiaGujaratCooperativeMilkMarketingFederation(GCMMF)Gujpro Agribusiness Consortium Producer Company Ltd.Gyan Shala Education Support OrganizationHCL FoundationHindustanZincLimited (Vedanta)ICCoIDFC Bank LtdIFFCO Kisan Sanchar LimitedIndusInd Bank LimitedIntelleGrowInternationalCo-operativeAllianceAsiaandPacificInternationalFinanceCorporation (WorldBankGroup)InternationalWaterManagement Institute (IWMI)ITC Limited Agri Business DivisionJaipur Rugs Foundation JaipurJalgaon JilhaSahkariDudhUtpadakSanghMaryaditJM FinancialKairaDistrictCoopertaiveMilkProducersUnionLtdKaleidofin Private LimitedKancor Ingredients LimitedKapadwanj Kelavani Mandal KapadwanjKotak Mahindra Bank LtdKrishna Dairy KumaunGrameenUdyog (KGU)Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development CouncilLivolinkFoundation-TataTrustLokhitPashu-PalakSansthan (LPPS)M Power Micro Finance Pvt Ltd, MumbaiM. P State Cooperative Dairy Federation LtdMahilaAbhivruddhiSocietyAndhraPradesh (APMAS)MahilaArthikVikasMahamandal (MAVIM)Mahindra Agri SolutionsMedha learning FoundationMehsanaDistrictCoop.MilkProducersUnionLtdMicroSaveMiracleFeetModern Food EnterprisesMuthoot FincorpNaandiCommunityWaterServicesPvt LtdNAFEDNathBiogene India LtdNationalBank forAgricultureandRuralDevelopment (NABARD)NationalCooperativeDairyFederationof IndiaLimited (NCDFI)NationalDairyDevelopmentBoard (NDDB)NationalPaymentsCorporationof India (NPCI)NationalSkillsFoundationof India (NSFI)NCDEXeMarkets Limited (NeML)Netafim Irrigation IndiaPvt. Ltd

NiineNiryasFoodProductsPvt LtdOdisha Mining CorporationOmnivore PartnersONganicFoodsPrivateLimitedPahal Financial Services Private LimitedParrogate Ginneries LtdSouthernAfricaFerroAlloysLtd (SAFAL)Pidilite Industries Piramal SarvajalPrecision Agriculture for DevelopmentPricewaterhouseCoopersPrivate limited (PWC)PunamEnergyPrivateLimited (ONergySolar)Pure Oil Industries Pvt LtdPurvanchal Gramin Seva SamitiRangsutra Crafts IndiaReliance FoundationReliance General InsuranceS4S TechnologiesSAFAL ZambiaSafe Harvest Pvt. Ltd.Sambodhi Research and Communications Pvt LtdSathguru Management ConsultantsSatya Microcapital limitedSchenider Electric India Pvt. LtdSeedworks International Pvt LimitedSetco FoundationShroff Foundation KalaliSiam Makro Public Company Limited ,ThailandSiddhivinayakAgri Processing Pvt Ltd Solidaridad South and South East AsiaSpandanaSphoorty Financial LimitedStellapps Technologies Private LimitedSuratDistrictCoop.MilkProd.UnionLtd(SUMUL)SwastiTasty Bite Eatables Ltd.TataTrust (SRTT)Tech Mahindra FoundationTechnoServe IndiaTERIThe Punjab State Cooperative Milk Producers’ FederationLimited (Milkfed)VerkaTheTamilNaduCo-operativeMilkProducer’sFederationLtd. (Aavin)The/NudgeFoundationUdyoginiUNICEFV-Guard Industries LtdVivekananda Kendra Kanyakumari Vivriti CapitalVrutti Livelihood Resource CenterYes Bank Ltd.

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Pre Internship 1. Interested organizations, on receiving the

participation form (PF) along with the SIS brochure, are requested to forward their project proposals to IRMA. The PF must be complete in all details, specifically with respect to:

a. Description of the project and the role of students

b. Clearly defined outcomes/deliverables c. Project location(s) during the SIS period d. Allowances/stipend payable

2. The proposals are then reviewed for their importance, learning opportunities available for the students, conformance with the SIS objectives, and feasibility.

3. IRMA encourages its students to choose organizations from a wide pool in order to ensure an even spread of projects and organizations. Students exercise their choices and select projects through a well-defined procedure.

4. Organizations are encouraged to conduct Campus / Telephonic / Skype interviews to determine the suitability of candidates.

5. Once the organizations conclude the selection process, a faculty guide from IRMA is allotted to each project.

6. We accept requests for maximum 6 interns per project. However, there can be multiple projects from an organization.

During Internship1. The students will require assistance to adapt to the

place of internship and know the host organizations’ processes. We recommend an induction programme for the students in order to achieve the project objectives.

2. It is expected that the host organization will not make substantial changes to the submitted project proposal or change the location of the project. The organization will also not assign any new project. The organization must not provide any additional work to students.

3. A senior functionary in the organization, who can effectively play the role of a mentor, should be assigned as Reporting Officer for the students. Students shall rely on the Reporting Officer for

guidance while keeping the faculty guide informed about the progress. Regular communication and consultation between the students, Reporting Officer, and faculty guide is recommended during the internship.

4. It should be ensured that the students complete the project within the stipulated timeframe. The design of the post graduate program at IRMA does not offer scope to extend or reduce the time allotted for the SIS.

5. Students are not entitled to leave during the internship period, except on statutory holidays. Any leave other than these availed should be reported immediately to the SIS Office ([email protected]) at IRMA by the Reporting Officer.

6. Host organizations are encouraged to make Pre Placement Offers (PPOs) to the students at the end of the internship, acceptance of which will be formally communicated to the organizations prior to Final Placements 2020.

7. Allowances/reimbursement – During the internship period, the host organization is expected to reimburse the following expenses:

a. Travel expenses (as promised in the participation form) from the home/IRMA of the students to the organization location and back to home / IRMA

b. Boarding and lodging allowances c. All related expenses for intercity transport

including reporting location to field as well as transport among various locations on field

d. All incidental expenses related to the project such as survey expenses and local conveyance.

e. Costs incurred on availing services such as photocopying and printing while preparing the SIS report

The students should be advised clearly about the rules of the organization, permissible expenses, and procedures involved while settling claims. All accounts/reimbursements should be settled before the students return to the campus. The organization must not reduce or hold back any allowances/reimbursement/stipend that was promised in the SIS participation form.

8. At the end of the internship, the host organization may ask the students to make a presentation or


Guidelines for the Host Organizations







SIS Internship period in the organizationMay 30, 2019 to July 31, 2019 (Both days inclusive)




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write a report on the objectives met and the goals accomplished while working on the project. The presentation must be arranged before students leave the organization. However, the organization can set a deadline for delivering the report.

9. The Reporting Officer should fill the evaluation form and hand it to the students in a sealed envelope before the last working day at the host organization. Evaluation form may also be scanned and e-mailed to the SIS Office directly at [email protected]. The grading may be conducted with due diligence and considering the challenges of internship and resources provided to the student.

10. Under no circumstances the evaluation/feedback form, relieving report or payment of expenses should be withheld.

11. Any incident of students’ misconduct or absence must be immediately reported to the SIS Chair or SIS Office at IRMA.

12. Students are required to submit a report and make a presentation of their work completed during the SIS period at IRMA for academic evaluation. All SIS reports are maintained in the library and are publicly accessible.

13. If an organization wants to keep the internship reports confidential, the organization must send a request, in writing, to the SIS office in this regard. IRMA will make efforts to keep such reports confidential and not disclose the same for public consumption. However, concerned students will be allowed to make a presentation of their original work at IRMA and the reports will be made available for internal evaluation.


BATCH PROFILE

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Abhey KumarB. Tech - Electronics & Communication

Abhijith Sreekumar NairB. E - Production

Abhinav DubeyB. A (Hons) - Economics

Abhishek CB. Sc - Agriculture

Abhigyan ChoudhuryB. Tech - Computer Science

Abhinav BellamkondaB. Tech - Computer Science

Abhinav VermaB. Tech - Mechanical

Aditi Naresh ShahB. E - Electronics & Telecommunication

Work Experience:16Months|Sector:InformationTechnology(IT)

Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeks

Organisation:NavBharatJagritiKendra,Jharkhand

Project: Study of livelihood activities and credit demand

Work Experience:26Months|Sector:ConsumerMarketingInsight


Organisation: Gram Vikas, Odisha

Project: Impact made by Gram Vikas on the lives of women

Work Experience:45Months|Sector:Engineering/Technology


Organisation: AgaKhanRuralSupportProgramme(India),Gujarat

Project: Assessment of Gram Panchayat Governance


Organisation: Rythu Sadhikara Samastha, Andhra Pradesh

Project: StudyofZeroBudgetNaturalFarminginDharaMallapuram


Organisation:AgaKhanRuralSupportProgramme(India),MadhyaPradesh

Project: UnderstandingEffectivenessofGovernanceinVillage




Project: UnderstandingtheFunctioningofVillagePanchayat

Work Experience:5Months|Sector:Development&NGOs


Organisation:NilgirisWayanadTribalWelfareSociety(NWTWS),TamilNadu

Project: Sensitizing tribal community on education and socioeconomic problems.


Organisation: BAIF Development Research Foundation, Madhya Pradesh

Project: Needassessmentofpotentialinterventionsforsustainablelivelihoodin the village Mandai Bujurg


Aditya KumarBBS - Finance and Marketing

Ajay C ShajiB. Tech - Electronics & Communication

Akanksha SharmaB. A (Hons) - Economics

Akshay SenB. Tech - Civil

Aditya PangariaB. Sc - Agriculture

Ajay Singh MeenaB. E - Mechanical

Akshata KarB. Sc (Hons) - Biochemistry

Akshay SharmaB. Tech - Electronics & Communication

Work Experience:30Months|Sector:BFSI(Banking,FinancialServices,Insurance)Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: BAIF Development Research Foundation, GujaratProject: Documentation of Activities conducted by BAIF (Kaprada) thatimpactQualityofLife


Organisation: Muni Seva Ashram, Gujarat

Project: Efficient Waste Management System and Clean Energy

Work Experience:12Months|Sector:Education


Organisation: MILMA, Kerala

Project: Impact of Heifer Development Program on milk production

Work Experience:28Months|Sector:Manufacturing


Organisation:RUCHI-Ruralcentreforhumaninterest,HimachalPradesh

Project: Ruchi and Baandh water consumption

Work Experience:22Months|Sector:Footwear


Organisation: Rangsutra Crafts India Ltd, Rajasthan

Project: Payment and Banking System in Village Mithrau



Project: Livelihood Development Plan of Persons with Disabilities, Case StudydocumentationonNBJKintervention.

Work Experience:23Months|Sector:Automobile



Project: Socio-economicchangesbroughtaboutbyRuchiinthevillages

Work Experience:12Months|Sector:InformationTechnology(IT)Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:Center forHealth andEducationReform (CHER) -Masti kiPathshala, RajasthanProject: Developed academic and non-academic skills of rural childrenthrough balanced trainings

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Akshay VermaB. E - Information Technology

Akshita DhingraB. Tech - Food Technology & Management

Amjad AmanB. Tech - Production

Amrit VisaM. Sc (5.5 yr) - Integrated Biotechnology

Akshay Kumar Dasannavar CB. E - Industrial Engineering

Aman MadnawatB. Tech - Power

Amjad P PB. Tech - Mechanical

Amruta Udaya PunedB. Sc - Agriculture



Project: A Glance at Governance of Gawala Gram Panchayat (GP),Khargone


Organisation: MYRADA, Karnataka

Project: A study on SHG structuring and impact of MYRADA interventions


Organisation: Rangsutra Crafts India Ltd., Rajasthan




Organisation: Shroffs Foundation Trust, Gujarat

Project: Exploratory study of the village and Proposed Intervention



Organisation:AttappadiSocialServicesOrganization(ASSO),Kerala

Project: Stream Shed Development











Project: Self Help Group financial study and CMRC study






Work Experience: 11Months |Sector:BFSI (Banking,FinancialServices,Insurance)

Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: Muni Seva Ashram , GujaratProject: Design of Vocational Training Course on Carpentry



Project: Damage Assessment of Cyclone Titli


Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:GorakhpurEnvironmentalActionGroup(GEAG),UttarPradeshProject: Identifying the possibilities of technology innovations for small and marginal farmers


Organisation: Samarthan - Centre for Development Support, MadhyaPradesh

Project: Waste Management



Project: Rolling out of Management Information System at Panchayat


Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: Shroffs Foundation Trust, GujaratProject: Study of prevention initiatives and formulation of action plan to combat Anaemia in Sanada





Anirudh GoelB. Tech - Information Technology

Anjuna V KB. A - Economics

Ankit Ashray KujurBBA - Marketing

Anvesh MishraB. Tech - Petroleum

AnjuB. Com (Hons) - Commerce, M. Com - Finance

Ankit SinghB. Tech - Electronics & Communication

Ankit D RamtekeB. E - Electronics & Telecommunication

Archana Vijayan KamathB. E - Instrumentation

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Work Experience:13Months|Sector:Agriculture&AlliedSectors






Project: Sensitizing tribal community on education and socioeconomic problems.


Organisation:Samarthan-CentreforDevelopmentSupport,MadhyaPradesh

Project: Waste management



Project: Understanding the educational and health aspects of VulnerableTribal Groups



Project: Efficiency measurement of solar concentrators by steam tracing mechanism.


Organisation: Jatan Sansthan, Rajasthan

Project: Setting up of Youth Resource Centre in Majawad






Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:NilgirisWayanadTribalWelfareSociety(NWTWS),TamilNaduProject: Sensitizing tribal community on education and socioeconomic problems.

Arjun SB. Tech - Electronics & Communication

Arkopal SahaB. E - Mechanical

Arpit Kumar VarshneyB. A (Hons) - Economics

Aruma BPB. Tech - Civil

Arjun V SB. Tech - Electronics & Communication

Arnelit Philip ManiB. A - Economics

Arth Sureshkumar PatelB. A (Hons) - Economics

Arun Prabhakar SB. E - Mechanical


Work Experience:26Months|Sector:InformationTechnology(IT)Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: Centre for Tribals and Rural Development Trust (CTRDTrust),TamilNaduProject: Development of market penetration strategies for indigenous organic pepper and tea


Organisation: Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra, Jharkhand

Project: Study of livelihood activities and credit demand



Project: Management Information System for Rural Governance


Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:NilgirisWayanadTribalWelfareSociety(NWTWS),TamilNaduProject: Understanding the educational and health aspects of VulnerableTribal Groups


Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: LadakhEcologicalDevelopmentGroup (LEDeG), Jammu&KashmirProject: Micro Level Plan for Village Ayee






Project: Design of Vocational Training Course on Carpentry



Project: Study of prevention initiatives and formulation of action plan to combat Anaemia in Sanada

Arunmozhi RamanathanB. E - Biomedical

Ashish Kumar JalliB. Tech - Electronics & Communication

Avi Anuj JainBBA - Marketing, Entrepreneurship

Bansari Mukesh BuhaB. E - Information Technology

Ashish ToppoB. Tech - Mining

Ashmi Kuvera M VB. E - Electrical & Electronics

Aviral KatiyarB. Tech - Electronics & Communication

Basant RautelaB. Tech - Electrical & Electronics

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Project: Socio-economic impact of credit support extended byNavBharatJagriti Kendra and threats of multiple lending

Work Experience:27Months|Sector:Others


Organisation:People’sScienceInstitute,Uttarakhand

Project: Marketing Strategy for Community Homestays Project




Project: Data collection & Analysis of Local Governance in village Jharimata



Project: Efficiency measurement of solar concentrators by steam tracing mechanism.




Work Experience:12Months|Sector:Textiles


Organisation:Center forHealthandEducationReform (CHER) -Masti kiPathshala, Rajasthan

Project: RuralTourism-HomeStays

Ben B VargheseB. A - Economics

Bhoomi Rameshkumar PrajapatiB. Tech - Electrical

Chittesh SachdevaB. E - Manufacturing Processes and Automation

Debasish MahalikB. Tech - Food Science & Technology

Bhaskar B VB. Sc - Agriculture

Bhruguraj Hemant PandyaB. E - Instrumentation and Control

Dadhania Meet HareshbhaiB. E - Computer Science

Deep Manish VoraB. Com



Organisation: CARMDAKSH, Chhattisgarh

Project: Impact assessment of Livelihood Interventions, in Kapot Village





Organisation:LadakhEcologicalDevelopmentGroup(LEDeG),Jammu&Kashmir

Project: Micro level planning of Panamik



Organisation: Jatan Sansthan , Rajasthan

Project: Navrachna-AnAanganwadiInitiative


Organisation: BAIF Development Research Foundation, Maharashtra

Project: Impact assessment of BAIF’s livelihood Intervention in Health, Education and Women Empowerment

Work Experience:9Months|Sector:InformationTechnology(IT)Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: Centre for Tribals and Rural Development Trust (CTRDTrust),TamilNaduProject: Development of market penetration strategies for indigenous organic pepper and tea


Organisation:NesthamNGO,AndhraPradesh

Project: Supply Chain Analysis of Cotton and Paddy




Deepak PalB. Com (Hons) - Commerce

Diksha AnejaBBA - Marketing

Diva SrivastavaB. Tech - Information Technology

G Surya ThejaB. Tech - Computer Science

Deepak Dayal SharmaB. Com - Commerce

DineshB. Tech - Dairy Technology

Divyang Krishnakant ParmarB. E - Production

Gaurav SinghB. Sc - Mahematics and Chemistry

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Organisation: Samarthan - Centre for Development Support, MadhyaPradesh

Project: Solidliquidwastemanagement(SLWM)










Project: Efficient Waste Management System and Clean Energy



Organisation: People’s Education & Development Organisation, Rajasthan

Project: Impact of Vegetable farming and its future scope


Organisation: LadakhEcologicalDevelopmentGroup (LEDeG), Jammu&Kashmir

Project: Micro Level Planning Report for village Trisha




Project: Impact of institutionalisation in rural women artisans.


Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:AgaKhanRuralSupportProgramme(India),MadhyaPradeshProject: Understanding the structure and challenges of Gram Panchayatgovernance

Gautam Suneetkumar VinodkumarB. E - Mechanical

Gopika K PB. Tech - Civil

Himanshu BaranwalB. Tech - Electrical

Isha JainB. Com (Hons) - Commerce

Gokul SB. Tech - Dairy Science And Technology

Hemant Singh KoshyariB. Sc - Agriculture

Hrishikesh KrishnakumarB. Tech - Electrical & Electronics

Jehan Charle Ys NB. E - Electronics & Instrumentation







Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:People’sScienceInstitute,UttarakhandProject: Impact of System of Crop Intensification (SCI)methods on pulsecultivation


Organisation:AgaKhanRuralSupportProgramme(India),Gujarat











Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:NilgirisWayanadTribalWelfareSociety(NWTWS),TamilNaduProject: Understanding the educational and health aspects of VulnerableTribal Groups






Organisation: Seva Mandir, Rajasthan

Project: Desertion-ReasonsandPreventiveMeasures

Jimmy JosephB. Tech - Mechanical

Joshi Vishruti KirankumarBBA - Business Managementn

K Manoj Kumar ReddyB. Tech - Mechanical

Karan SharmaB. E - Mechanical

Jital Jayantibhai AkabariB. E - Chemical

Juned AhmedB. Tech - Electronics & Communication

Kalpana UpputhollaB. Sc - Agriculture

Karan Umeshbhai ParuthiB. Tech - Information Technology

23

Work Experience:13Months|Sector:Hospitality

Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: BAIF Development Research Foundation, GujaratProject: Documentation of Activities conducted by BAIF (Kaprada) thatimpactQualityofLife







Project: Community Based Tourism


Organisation:CentreforYouthandSocialDevelopment(CYSD),Odisha

Project: Action Plan for schools under CYSD


Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: BAIF Development Research Foundation, Madhya PradeshProject: Needassessmentofpotentialinterventionsforsustainablelivelihoodin the village Mandai Bujurg



Project: Ruchi and Baandh water consumption


Organisation: ADITHI, Bihar

Project: NeedassesmentforimprovinghealthcareinParati

Work Experience:22.5Months|Sector:Manufacturing




Karn Tushar TrivediB. Com - Accounting & Finance

Kavisha MittalB. E - Computer Science

Kritika WadhwaB. Tech - Computer Science

Kush ChaurasiaB. Com (Hons) - Finance

Kathan Kenalbhai ShahB. E - Electronics & Communication

Kritika ChaturvediB. Sc - Applied Physical Sciences

Kuldeep PrakashB. Tech - Computer Science

Kush Surendrakumar RaoB. E - Instrumentation and Control





Work Experience: 3 Months | Sector: BFSI (Banking, Financial Services,Insurance)

Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: Jatan Sansthan, RajasthanProject: Navrachna-AnAanganwadiInitiative



Project: Muni Seva Ashram Cleaning & Waste Management System




Project: Sustainable business revenue model for Krishi Mitra


Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: Centre for Tribals and Rural Development Trust (CTRDTrust),TamilNaduProject: Marketing plan for organic green tea and pepper



Project: FeasibilityStudyofNonElectricWaterfilters





Work Experience:24Months|Sector:Consultancy




Lakshya SawariaB. Com - Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI)

Limaye Swaresh SandeepB. Tech - Electronics

Mahesh Kannan SB. E - Mechanical

Maitri Atul DesaiB. E - Environmental, M. E - Environmental Management

Lalit KumarB. Sc

M SuchitraB. Sc - Chemistry

Maitri PatelB. Tech - Computer Science

Manick MunjalB. Com

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Organisation: Vivekananda Kendra Kanyakumari, Assam

Project: Exploration and Preservation of Karbi Culture



Project: Supply Chain Management of Cotton and Chillies

Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:GorakhpurEnvironmentalActionGroup(GEAG),UttarPradeshProject: Problems faced by small and marginal farmers in farming with feasible solutions.


Organisation:GorakhpurEnvironmentalActionGroup(GEAG),UttarPradesh

Project: Problems faced by small and marginal farmers in farming with feasible solutions.






Project: Desertion-ReasonsandPreventiveMeasures


Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: Ladakh Ecological DevelopmentGroup (LEDeG), Jammu&KashmirProject: Micro Level Plan report




Manjistha DasB. Tech - Electronics & Communication

Manya GuptaB. Com (Hons) - Finance

Mehul Raghavan T VB. Tech - Electronics & Communication, M. Tech - Technolgy & Development

Monanshu Darshanbhai ShahB. E - Mechanical

Manoj Kumar PB. Com

Meghna Arjun KadamB. Tech - Electronics & Telecommunication

Minil Nayanbhai PatelB. Tech - Electrical

Monika KhubchandaniB. E - Electronics & Communication




Organisation:CentreforYouthandSocialDevelopment(CYSD),Odisha

Project: Action Plan for schools under CYSD


Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:NavBharatJagritiKendra,JharkhandProject: CreatingImpactat theBottomofPyramid(Livelihoodassessment,interventionandpromotionplan)





illage Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeks


Project: Livelihood Intervention in Rajadih

Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:LadakhEcologicalDevelopmentGroup(LEDeG),Jammu&KashmirProject: Micro Level Planning Report for village Trisha



Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:People’sScienceInstitute,UttarakhandProject: Impact of System of Crop Intensification (SCI)methods on pulsecultivation



Organisation:UrmulSetuSansthan,Rajasthan

Project: FinancialAnalysisofGoatMarketingUnitandMasalaProducingUnit

Monika Rameshkumar GuptaB. E - Electronics & Communication

Muhsin M NajeebB. Tech - Mechanical

Mukul VermaBBS - Marketing

Naveen Kumar SarigalaB. Tech - Chemical

Mrityunjay Kumar PandayB. Sc - Maritime Science

Mukesh Suresh AsraniB. E - Mechanical

Munish TiwariB. A (Hons) - Economics

Neeraj LodhiB. E - Computer Science

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Project: Presence of other MFI’s and local moneylenders in the village and CreditNeedAssessment
















Organisation: LadakhEcologicalDevelopmentGroup (LEDeG), Jammu&Kashmir

Project: Micro level planning of Panamik


Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:NavBharatJagritiKendra,JharkhandProject: Livelihood Development Plan of Persons with Disabilities, Case StudydocumentationonNBJKintervention.



Project: Evaluation of Women Self help groups

Neha RayB. Sc & B. Ed (4 yr) - Chemistry & Education

Nidhi VermaB. Tech - Electrical

Nikhil VermaB. E - Mechanical

Nikita SarniB. Tech - Electrical & Electronics

Nehal Jivabhai DasaB. E - Food Processing Technology

Nihal K VB. Tech - Mechanical

Nikita LalgeB. E - Computer Science

Nikita Pramod SureB. E - Information Technology








Project: Impact Assessment for CARMDAKSH, in Pachra Village


Organisation: Jatan Sansthan , Rajasthan








Organisation:UrmulSeemantSamiti,Rajasthan

Project: Livelihood based on goat farming



Project: Community based Tourism

Work Experience:6Months|Sector:BPO-Medical




Nimisha Mohan PB. Tech - Electronics & Communication

Ninad Mehul SolankyB. Tech - Electronics & Communication

Nitish Kumar VB. E - Mechanical

Palak AgarwalB. Com (Hons) - Finance

Ninad Dharmeshbhai BuchBBA

Nishant Dilipbhai MehtaB. Tech - Petroleum

Padmangkumar Gireeshbhai ChaudhariB. E - Mechanical

Pankaj KushwahB. E - Mechanical

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Work Experience:24Months|Sector:Retail


Organisation: Aajeevika Bureau, Rajasthan

Project: Non-TraditionalLivelihoodsforWomen:ChallengesandNeeds






Project: AGlanceatGovernanceofGawalaGramPanchayat(GP),Khargone


Organisation: Muni Sewa Ashram , Gujarat

Project: Design of Vocational Training Course on Carpentry

Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: Seva Mandir, RajasthanProject: Livelihood options for women trained by Sadhna and scope of floriculture in Kankroli



Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: Maa Bamleshwari Janhit Kari Samiti, ChhattisgarhProject: Analysis of benefits received and challenges faced by dairy cooperatives




Pankil Prajeshkumar ShahB. E - Mechatronics

Parth Sarthi RamjeB. Planning - Urban planning

Prachi SarojB. Com

Pradhnya Marotrao BhakreB. Tech - Chemical

Parth Jayesh Kumar ShahB. E - Mechanical

Patel Rutvi HiteshkumarB. E - Electronics & Communication

Pradeepkumar Jagdishbhai GohilBBA - Management

Pragya AggarwalB. Sc (Hons) - Agriculture











Project: Navrachna-AnAanganwadiInitiative





Work Experience:23Months|Sector:Travel&Tourism












Work Experience:37Months|Sector:Energy




Praharsh Pareshbhai ShahB. Tech - Mechanical

Prakhar SonkhyaB. A (Hons) - Economics

Pranay GoelB. Com (Hons) - Commerce

Prasoon KumarB. Tech - Manufacturing engineering

Prakash Dharmaram PacharB. E - Mechanical

Pramod Sadashiv PatilB. E (Hons.) - Mechanical

Prasanna Pradip HambardeB. E - Electronics & Communication

Pratik Pramod WankhedeB. E - Power Engineering

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Work Experience:34Months|Sector:Sales(Manufacturing)





Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: BAIF Development Research Foundation, MaharashtraProject: UnderstandingtheSCMofJasmine,preparationofaDatabase&aPlatform for Information Sharing.

Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: Maa Bamleshwari Janhit Kari Samiti, ChhattisgarhProject: Analysis of existing markets for horticulture crops produced by women SHG members


Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:NavBharatJagritiKendra,JharkhandProject: Socio-economic impact of credit support extended byNavBharatJagriti Kendra and threats of multiple lending



Project: UnderstandingtheSCMofJasmine,preparationofaDatabase&aPlatform for Information Sharing.

Work Experience:38Months|Sector:BFSI(Banking,FinancialServices,Insurance)

Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: People’s Education & Development Organisation, RajasthanProject: Negative impact of cotton seed production and alternativesustainable livelihood interventions


Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:NavBharatJagritiKendra,JharkhandProject: Presence of other MFI’s and local moneylenders in the village and CreditNeedAssessment


Organisation: LadakhEcologicalDevelopmentGroup(LEDeG),Jammu&Kashmir

Project: Micro Level Plan report

Pratik Premshankar GiriB. E - Mechanical

Praveen PrakashB. A - Geography

Prerakkumar Mukeshkumar ShahB. Tech - Petroleum (Major in Upstream)

Priya AgarwalB. Tech - Food Technology

Pratik Suresh BhingardeveB. E - Computer Science, M. E. - Computer Engineering

Preeti VermaB. Tech - Mechanical

Preyanshu Kumar SainiB. Tech - Information Technology

Priyanka Deepakbhai TrivediB. Tech - Information Technology





Project: Supply Chain Analysis of Cotton and Paddy

Work Experience:11Months|Sector:Printing






Project: Develop a Sustainable Youth Intervention model for Kaparpura Village


Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: BAIF development research foundation, MaharashtraProject: Impact assessment of BAIF in Agriculture and Livestock sector in Lobhivillage-aqualitativeanalysis.

Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: Muni Seva Ashram, GujaratProject: Efficiency measurement of solar concentrators by steam tracing mechanism.



Project: Income expenditure analysis of backyard poultry intervention



Project: Needassessmentofthevillagegajpur



Project: Baseline Survey of Access to Water in Village Jaul

Prudhvi Raj ArelliB. E - Mechanical

Rajni Mahesh VidhaniB. Com

Ravi KumarB. Sc (Hons) - Physics

Richa SharmaB. Sc (Hons) - Chemistry

Rajat SainiB. Sc (Hons) - Physics

Rashmi Shivraj PatilB. Tech - Food Technology, M. Tech - Food Process

Reeny ModiB. A (Hons) - Economics

Rishabh BhatiaB. Tech - Computer Science

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Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:Center forHealth andEducationReform (CHER) -Masti kiPathshala, RajasthanProject: RuralTourism-HomeStays


Organisation: BAIF Development Research Foundation, Gujarat

Project: Documentation of Activities conducted by BAIF (Kaprada) thatimpactQualityofLife


Organisation: Maa Bamleshwari Janhit Kari Samiti, Chhattisgarh

Project: Analysis of existing markets for horticulture crops produced by women SHG members



Project: Data collection & Analysis of Local Governance in village Warlyapani







Project: Baseline Survey of Access to Water in Village Jaul








Rishabh KeshriB. Tech - Metallurgy And Materials

Ritesh Amar SinghB. Tech - Mechanical

Riya DelhiwalaB. Tech - Computer Science

Roshan Sunilkumar KhetadeB. Tech - Electrical

Rishi Dilip ModiB. Com - Accountancy

Ritwik TrivediBBA - International Business

Rohit Ravi ThekkedathB. Tech - Computer Science

Ruchi ShindeB. E - Electrical





Project: Evaluation of Women Self help groups












Project: ImpactofSRIinterventioninvillageUsara




Work Experience:14Months|Sector:BFSI(Banking, FinancialServices,Insurance)

Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: BAIF Development Research Foundation, Madhya PradeshProject: Needassessmentofpotentialinterventionsforsustainablelivelihoodin the village Mandai Bujurg

\Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: Maa Bamleshwari Janhit Kari Samiti, ChhattisgarhProject: Analysis of benefits received and challenges faced by dairy cooperatives

Rupali ShrivastavaB. E - Mechanical

Sahil RatraB. E - Computer Science

Sakshi KhandelwalB. Sc (Hons) - Chemistry

Sampreet Kaur BhatiaBBA - Finance

Sachin TapariaB. Com (Hons) - Commerce

Sakhi Agamsharan RaoBBA

Samar BahadurB. A - English literature

Sanchi AgarwalBBS - Management Studies

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Project: Understanding the educational and health aspects of VulnerableTribal Groups






Project: Identifying the possibilities of technology innovations for small and marginal farmers

Work Experience:30Months|Sector:ManufacturingVillage Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:CentreforTribalsandRuralDevelopmentTrust(CTRDTrust),TamilNaduProject: Development of market penetration strategies for indigenous organic pepper and tea




Project: Education Intervention




Project: AGlanceatGovernanceofGawalaGramPanchayat(GP),Khargone



Organisation: BAIF Development Research Foundation, MaharashtraProject: UnderstandingtheSCMofJasmine,preparationofaDatabase&aPlatform for Information Sharing.


Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: Shroffs Foundation Trust, GujaratProject: Study of prevention initiatives and formulation of action plan to combat Anaemia in Sanada

Sangeetha MB. Sc - Agriculture

Sarvesh TiwariB. Sc - Agriculture

SatyamB. E - Electronics & Telecommunication

Saurabh Shailesh HirekhanB. E - Civil

SaranshB. Tech - Agriculture

Satya Prakash RB. E - Mechanical

Saurabh Kumar SinghB. Tech - Petroleum

Shalok KapoorB. Sc (Hons) - Economics





Work Experience:15Months|Sector:Construction



Project: Waste management



Project: Socio-economicchangesbroughtaboutbyRuchiinthevillages







Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: Centre for Tribals and Rural Development Trust (CTRDTrust),TamilNaduProject: Branding and logo designing


Organisation: Seva Mandir , Rajasthan

Project: Income expenditure analysis of backyard poultry intervention




Sharadchandra Vilasrao SolunkeB. E - Information Technology

Shashank SrivastavaB. Sc - Chemistry

Shivam ChaubeyB. Tech - Electronics & Communication

Shivangi BoliaB. Com - Finance and Accounting

Shashank JainB. Tech - Mechanical

Shikha VermaniB. Sc (Hons) - Biotechnology

Shivam GuptaBMS - Marketing

Shivangi WadhwaB. Com - Commerce

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Organisation:AgaKhanRuralSupportProgramme(India),Gujarat



Village FieldworkSegment(VFS)–7weeksOrganisation: Ladakh Ecological DevelopmentGroup (LEDeG), Jammu&KashmirProject: Micro Level Plan report



Project: Negative impact of cotton seed production and alternativesustainable livelihood interventions



Project: Study of prevention initiatives and formulation of action plan to combat Anaemia in Sanada












Project: Supply Chain Management of Cotton and Chillies





Shivani JoshiB. Sc (Hons) - Chemistry

Shubham SaketB. Sc - Agriculture

Shweta Abhay GandheB. E - Mechanical

Siddardha Kumar NelapudiB. Tech - Electronics & Communication

Shruti Kishor TakalkhedeB. Tech - Electronics

Shubham Dinesh DeshmukhB. Tech - Electrical

Sibadittya BaidyaB. Tech - Mechanical

Sneha KrishnanB. Tech - Electrical













Project: Livelihood Intervention Ideas

Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: Maa Bamleshwari Janhit Kari Samiti, ChhattisgarhProject: Analysis of benefits received and challenges faced by dairy cooperatives







Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: LadakhEcologicalDevelopmentGroup (LEDeG), Jammu&KashmirProject: Micro Level Plan for Village Ayee

Sneha SrivastavaB. E - Electronics & Communication

Sohail HabeebB. Tech - Mechanical

SonamB. Sc - Agriculture

Suchetana AdhikaryB. Sc (Hons) - Microbiology

Snigdh BhalotiaB. Tech - Electronics & Communication

Somi ShalwarB. E - Information Technology

Sowmya JainB. A (Hons) - Psychology

Sujaya KumaraBBA - Marketing

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Project: Ruchi and Bandh water consumption

Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: People’s Education & Development Organisation, RajasthanProject: Negative impact of cotton seed production and alternativesustainable livelihood interventions






Project: Problems faced by small and marginal farmers in farming with feasible solutions.

Work Experience:9Months|Sector:BPO








SukshimaB. Com

Sunil JangraB. Tech - Agriculture

Supratim NandiB. Tech - Computer Science

Suraj RajakB. Sc

Sumit PrakashB. Tech - Electronics & Communication

Sunny KumarB. Sc - Agriculture

Supriya SonaliB. Sc - Agriculture

Suraj SinghalB. Com (Hons) - Commerce





Work Experience:15Months|Sector:Printing









Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:NavBharatJagritiKendra,JharkhandProject: CreatingImpactat theBottomofPyramid(Livelihoodassessment,interventionandpromotionplan)



Work Experience:24Months|Sector:Health&Safety-Mining

Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation: Maa Bamleshwari Janhit Kari Samiti, ChhattisgarhProject: Analysis of existing markets for horticulture crops produced by women SHG members

Work Experience:21Months|Sector:SolarEnergy





Organisation:Center forHealth andEducationReform (CHER) -Masti kiPathshala, Rajasthan

Project: Developed academic and non-academic skills of rural childrenthrough balanced trainings

Susmit BiswasB. Sc (Hons) - Economics

Syed Mohammad ShayaB. Com (Hons) - Finance

Tanya SinhaB. Pharm - Pharmacy

Ujwal NarasapurB. Tech - Electronics & Instrumentation

Swapan SutharB. Tech - Electrical

Tanmoy GhoshalB. Tech - Dairy Technology

Udipta KalitaB. Tech - Mechanical

Vaibhav MograB. Tech - Electronics & Communication

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Project: Presence of other MFI’s and local moneylenders in the village and CreditNeedAssessment



Project: Exploratory study of the village and proposed intervention




Work Experience:35Months|Sector:InformationTechnology(IT)Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS) – 7 weeksOrganisation:Center forHealth andEducationReform (CHER) -Masti kiPathshala, RajasthanProject: Developed academic and non-academic skills of rural childrenthrough balanced trainings












Organisation:Center forHealth andEducationReform (CHER) -Masti kiPathshala, Rajasthan

Project: RuralTourism-HomeStays

Varsha KatelaB. Com - Accountancy

Vijay Kumar SumanB. Sc - Agriculture

Vini Tejkumar SatwaniBBA - Finance

Vivek GargB. Sc - Agriculture

Varun KhokherB. Tech - Computer Science

Vineet Vijay KawadkarB. E - Electronics

Vipul SinghB. Tech - Mechanical

Vivek GorB. Tech - Civil











Project: Exploratory study of the village and proposed intervention

Vyas Jaiminkumar ManojkumarB. E - Mechanical

YuvrajB. Tech - Computer Science

Yogendra ChoukikerB. A - Sociology


How to reach IRMAIRMA is located in Anand, the milk capital of India. The campus is at a distance of approximately 80 km from the Ahmedabad airport and approximately 50 km from the Vadodara airport. Private and pre-paid taxis can be hired from both airports to reach the campus. Anand town is well connected by rail and road. A large number of trains ply between Mumbai and Ahmedabad, which halt at Anand. The campus is at a distance of 4 km from the Anand railway station. Buses ply regularly from Vadodara, Ahmedabad and Mumbai to Anand.

Stay with UsIt would be our privilege to host your representative(s) and provide all the necessary assistance to make their stay at IRMA comfortable when they visit the campus for the Placement process. We can also extend transport facility from Ahmedabad/Vadodara airports and Anand Railway Station.

Executive Training and Development Centre (ETDC) – IRMAC/o. Institute of Rural Management AnandPh.: (02692) 221841 • Email: [email protected], [email protected]

You can also make your own stay arrangements at the near by hotels:

Madhubhan Resort & SpaAnand - Sojitra Road, Near Janta Crossing, Vallabh Vidyanagar, Anand, Gujarat 388120Phone: 02692 239 268

Hotel La Casa InnNear Ganesh Crossing, Anand- Sojitra Road, Anand, Gujarat 388001Ph.: 02692 264801-802

Hotel Arizona InnOpp. S R Park, Anand - Sojitra Rd, Near Madhubhan Resort, Anand, Gujarat 388001Phone: 070960 20808

Hotel Surabhi RegencyJay Tower, Amul Dairy Rd, Popati Nagar, Anand, Gujarat 388001Phone: 02692 242 018

Shri Dilip Rath Chairman Institute of Rural Management Anand – 388 001

Shri Sangram R Chaudhary Executive Director National Dairy Development Board Anand – 388 001

Shri Amarjeet Sinha Secretary Department of Rural Development Government of India Ministry of Rural Development Krishi Bhawan New Delhi – 110 001

Ms. Mona Khandhar Commissioner & Secretary Rural Development Government of Gujarat Dr. Jivraj Mehta Bhavan Block No. 16, 3rd Floor Gandhinagar - 382 010

Shri RS Sodhi Managing Director Gujarat Co-op. Milk Marketing Federation Ltd. Amul Dairy Road Anand – 388 001

Dr. Harsh Kumar Bhanwala Chairman National Bank for Agriculture & Rural Development Plot No.C-24, G-Block Bhandra-Kurla Complex PB No.8121, Bandra (E) Mumbai 400 051

Shri Amit Vyas Managing Director Kaira District Cooperative Milk Producers’ Union Ltd. Anand – 388 001

Dr. A.K. Shiva Kumar 211 Golf Apartments Sujan Singh Park New Delhi – 110 003

Prof. Janat Shah Director Indian Institute of Management Udaipur Balicha, Udaipur 313 001 Rajasthan

Dr. Tushaar Shah Senior Fellow International Water Management Institute (IWMI) Smruti Park, B/H IRMA, Mangalpura Anand – 388 001

Shri Sanjay Panigrahi Chief Customer Officer Rurban & Special Projects Pidilite Industries Limited Ramkrishna Mandir Road Andheri East Mumbai – 400 059

Shri S Sivakumar Group Head - Agri & IT Businesses ITC Limited 31 Sarojini Devi Road Secunderabad – 500 003

Prof. Preeti Priya Institute of Rural Management Anand 388 001

Prof. Pratik Modi Institute of Rural Management Anand 388 001

Shri Angshu Mallick Chief Operating Officer Adani Wilmar Limited Fortune House Near Navrangpura Railway Crossing Ahmedabad – 380 009

Shri Srinivasan B President - Chairman’s Office Reliance Industries Limited Maker Chambers, IV, 4th Floor Nariman Point Mumbai - 400021

Prof. Hitesh V Bhatt Director & Member Secretary Institute of Rural Management Anand – 388 001

Board of Governors FacultyDirectorHitesh V. Bhatt (MS | Georgia Tech, Atlanta, USA)

Faculty MembersAashish Argade (Fellow | IIM, Ahmedabad)Abhinav Rajverma (Master of Management | IIT, Bombay) (Ph. D. | Thesis Submitted, IIT Kharagpur) Anand Venkatesh (Ph. D. | Mumbai University) Ashay Kadam (Ph. D. | Stern School of Business, New York University, USA) H. S. Shylendra (Ph. D. | ISEC Bangalore) Harekrishna Misra (Ph. D. | Utkal University) Hari Krishnan Nagarajan (on lien) (Ph. D. | University of Oklahoma, Norman, USA) Hippu Nathan (Ph. D. | IGIDR, Mumbai) Indranil De (Ph. D. | JNU, New Delhi) M. V. Durga Prasad (Ph. D. | IIT Delhi) Madhavi Mehta (Fellow | XLRI-AHRD) Mukul Kumar (Ph. D. | Delhi University) Paresh J. Bhatt (M.Com. | LLB (Hons) | FCMA) Pramod K. Singh (Ph. D. | JNU, New Delhi) PKV Kishan (Fellow | IIM, Ahmedabad)Pratik Modi (Fellow | IRMA) Preeti Priya (Ph. D. | SPU, Gujarat) Rakesh Arrawatia (Ph. D. | IIT Kharagpur) Saswata Narayan Biswas (Ph. D. | Allahabad University) Satyendra Pandey (Fellow | XIMB) Shambu Prasad Chebrolu (Ph. D. | IIT Delhi) Shivshanker Singh Patel (Ph. D. | IISC Bangalore) Shyam Singh (Ph. D. | ISEC Bangalore) Sridhar Vishwanath (PGDM - Agri-Business | MANAGE, Hyderabad)Vivek Pandey (Ph. D. | Michigan State University, USA)

Adjunct Faculty N. Ravichandran (Ph.D. | IIT, Chennai)R. Ramaseshan Rtd. IAS OfficerS. R. Asokan (Ph.D. | Gujarat University)Vivek Bhandari (Ph.D. | University of Pennsylvania)

Visiting Faculty Ila Patel Professor (Retd.), IRMA Nirlesh Kothari FPM, IIM, AhmedabadR. S. Sodhi & Team Managing Director, GCMMF Rajesh Gupta & Team DGM, Co-operative Services Group, NDDBSankar Datta Senior Advisor (Institutional Development) – BASIX Tamal Sarkar Director, MSME Foundation, New Delhi

Institute of Rural Management AnandPhone: (O) 02692 - 221699 / 221604 • (M) +91 7069066175

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SUMMER INTERNSHIP

SEGMENTMAY 30 – JULY 31, 2019

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Batch 2018-20 (39)

Institute of Rural Management Anand

S I S

Please address all your correspondence regarding SIS to:

Prof. Shyam SinghInternship Chair

Phone: 02692-221634(Office), 960106217(Mobile)Email : [email protected]

OrCareer Development and Placement Office

Mr. Alpesh MacwanPlacement Officer

Phone: (O) 02692 - 221699 • (M) +91 7069066175

Ms Harshika AryaPhone: (O) 02692 - 221604

Institute of Rural Management AnandMangalpura Road, B/h. NDDB, Anand – 388 001

Fax: 02692 - 260188 • Email: [email protected]







SIS Internship period in the organization May 30, 2019 to July 31, 2019 (Both days inclusive)




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