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Chirag Warty shared thisNo government funds hospital wards for a system of medicine it quietly believes is a placebo. Andhra Pradesh has sanctioned Rs 27 crore for integrated AYUSH hospitals of 50 beds each across six districts, with another Rs 46.23 crore for dispensary upgrades and further allocations for de-addiction services, geriatric care and a sports medicine centre. It arrived on the eve of National Ayurveda Day, and the signal inside it is larger than the sum. The disease burden has changed while our model of care has not kept pace. What now consumes the most years of healthy life in India is rarely a single acute event. It is the slow accumulation of disturbed sleep, unrelieved stress, compromised digestion and metabolic drift, and none of that is settled by one intervention or one prescription. It responds to sustained regulation of the body over months, which is exactly what holistic systems were designed to do and exactly what episodic care handles badly. Which is why natural healing now needs dedicated effort rather than enthusiasm. Enthusiasm gives us wellness as a lifestyle accessory. Dedicated effort gives us standardised formulations, documented safety, trained practitioners and outcomes written into a case sheet. Building Nabhi science at Ved Sanjeevani has convinced me that the classical insight is usually sound and the discipline around it is usually absent, and the discipline is the part that takes years. Beds and case sheets are how a tradition becomes a therapy. I would like to see many more states make that bet. #Ayurveda #IntegrativeMedicine #PublicHealth #HolisticHealth
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Chirag Warty shared thisIn the cool, misty highlands of Malaysia lives a creature that refuses to hide who it is. Beneath a dark, unremarkable shell burns a body the colour of fire. The Malaysian fire snail Platymma tweediei is the largest land snail in Peninsular Malaysia. And it is impossible to forget once you've seen it. Its shell is dark and elongated, easy to overlook. But its foot glows a vivid reddish-orange, like a small flame flickering across the forest floor. That fire didn't appear by accident. This snail lives nowhere else. Not in gardens, not in lowlands, not in easy places. It survives only in the cool, damp mountain forests of the Cameron Highlands moving through moist leaf litter, needing exactly the right temperature, exactly the right moisture, exactly the right home. Its striking colour is the signature of a creature that adapted, over ages, to one very specific corner of the world and made it entirely its own. And that's the part that inspires me. We spend so much of our lives trying to blend in to dull our colour so we won't stand out, to fit environments that were never really built for us. But look at the fire snail. It didn't survive by becoming grey and generic. It survived by leaning into what made it different, and by finding the one place where its particular nature could truly thrive. That's the quiet lesson: your uniqueness isn't a flaw to sand down. It's the very thing that lets you flourish once you find the environment that fits you. The wrong surroundings can make a rare gift look like a burden. The right ones let it glow like fire. There's a warning here too. The fire snail is vulnerable, because its forest is shrinking. Which is its own reminder protect the environments where rare and beautiful things are still allowed to be themselves. In nature, and in people. Don't dim your colour to survive the wrong place. Go find the place where your colour was always meant to burn. 🔥🐌 Have you found the environment that lets the truest version of you thrive or are you still blending in somewhere you were never meant to? #Authenticity #Growth #Individuality #Inspiration #Leadership
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Chirag Warty shared thisIn the middle of the fight, with the crowd roaring for blood, the matador simply stopped and sat down at the edge of the arena. This photograph captured the exact moment a mans soul overruled his career. Álvaro Munero had trained his whole life for this. The cape. The crowd. The kill. But that day, something happened that he could never explain to anyone who hadnt lived it. He looked at the bull and, for the first time, he didnt see an opponent. He saw eyes. He later described the moment he stopped seeing horns and started seeing the animal itself, standing before him, simply looking back. In that gaze he found something that shattered him: innocence, and a plea. He said it felt as though the bull was speaking to him the way we speak to God in prayer I dont want to fight you. Ive done nothing wrong. Please, let me go. And in that silence, with thousands waiting for him to strike, Álvaro couldnt. He said he felt like the worst creature on earth. So he refused. He put down the fight. He walked away and never returned to the arena again. He became a vegetarian, and spent the rest of his life on the other side of the battle he once fought. Why does this story, first published in 2012, still move millions? Because its about the rarest kind of courage there is. Not the courage to fight but the courage to stop. To look honestly at what youve always done, to feel that quiet voice inside say this is wrong, and to have the strength to lay down everything your identity, your career, the applause in a single moment of conscience. Most of us never face a bull in an arena. But we all face moments where the crowd expects one thing, and something deeper in us whispers another. And the whole measure of a person often comes down to whether we listen. Álvaro Munero didnt win that fight. He won something far greater himself. 🐂 When was the last time you had the courage to stop doing what everyone expected because your conscience asked you to? #Compassion #Courage #Conscience #Humanity #Changen #leadership
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Chirag Warty shared thisA MOTHER’S LOVE HAS NO RETIREMENT AGE. ❤️ In 2017, 98-year-old Ada Keating moved into the same Liverpool care home as her 80-year-old son, Tom. Tom had moved there the year before because he needed more care and support. Ada later joined him so they could remain together. Every night, she said goodnight to Tom. Every morning, she said hello again. When asked why, Ada simply said: “You never stop being a mum.” ❤️ More than 80 years old, and still a mother first. Some bonds don’t grow old. They simply grow deeper. #healthcare #mothercare
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Chirag Warty shared thisShe was born in Durban, South Africa, on April 8, 1921. Her father died just three months later, and her mother remarried a race car driver. Nobody around her guessed what she'd grow up to do. By November 1941, she'd joined Britain's Women's Auxiliary Air Force. Two years later, in 1943, she was quietly pulled into something far more dangerous: the Special Operations Executive, Britain's wartime spy network. Her training was brutal. A former cat burglar, pulled straight out of prison, taught her how to scale walls and slip through high windows without a sound. She learned Morse code, radio repair, and how to jump from a plane in total darkness. At 1:00 a.m. on May 1, 1944, she leapt from a USAAF Liberator bomber over Nazi-occupied Normandy. She landed hard in an apple tree and had to be cut free before she could even move. Her codename was Genevieve. Her cover was a poor French teenage girl, pedaling from village to village on a bicycle, selling soap to German soldiers who barely gave her a second glance. Hidden in a ribbon in her hair was a strip of silk covered in cipher codes codes she needed to send 135 messages to London over the next four months. Each transmission took nearly thirty minutes, broadcast in territory crawling with German radio-detection vans. German soldiers stopped her more than once. One time, they searched her thoroughly — but never thought to unravel the ribbon twisted in her hand. She talked, smiled, and walked away. She wasn't the only one taking this risk. Thirty-nine women served as SOE wireless agents in France. Fourteen never made it home. Every message Genevieve sent, she sent knowing the odds. Her intelligence helped guide Allied bombers in the run-up to D-Day and fed directly into the planning of the Normandy landings. By August 1944, her network's work was done. Then she went quiet for good. She moved to New Zealand, married, raised children, and never once mentioned the war. Her own kids didn't learn the truth until the year 2000, when they stumbled across her name on the internet. In September 1945, she'd already been awarded the MBE. But it wasn't until 2014, on the 70th anniversary of D-Day, that France made her a Chevalier of the Legion of Honour the nation's highest order of merit. Phyllis "Pippa" Latour Doyle passed away in New Zealand on October 7, 2023, at 102 years old. She spent nearly six of those decades letting the world believe she was simply an ordinary woman. She wasn't. And maybe that was the whole point. #leadership
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Chirag Warty liked thisNo government funds hospital wards for a system of medicine it quietly believes is a placebo. Andhra Pradesh has sanctioned Rs 27 crore for integrated AYUSH hospitals of 50 beds each across six districts, with another Rs 46.23 crore for dispensary upgrades and further allocations for de-addiction services, geriatric care and a sports medicine centre. It arrived on the eve of National Ayurveda Day, and the signal inside it is larger than the sum. The disease burden has changed while our model of care has not kept pace. What now consumes the most years of healthy life in India is rarely a single acute event. It is the slow accumulation of disturbed sleep, unrelieved stress, compromised digestion and metabolic drift, and none of that is settled by one intervention or one prescription. It responds to sustained regulation of the body over months, which is exactly what holistic systems were designed to do and exactly what episodic care handles badly. Which is why natural healing now needs dedicated effort rather than enthusiasm. Enthusiasm gives us wellness as a lifestyle accessory. Dedicated effort gives us standardised formulations, documented safety, trained practitioners and outcomes written into a case sheet. Building Nabhi science at Ved Sanjeevani has convinced me that the classical insight is usually sound and the discipline around it is usually absent, and the discipline is the part that takes years. Beds and case sheets are how a tradition becomes a therapy. I would like to see many more states make that bet. #Ayurveda #IntegrativeMedicine #PublicHealth #HolisticHealth
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Chirag Warty liked thisChirag Warty liked thisAt RSOL, we are making sustained efforts to strengthen the placement readiness of our MBA students by equipping them with practical, industry-relevant skills. The Placement Readiness Bootcamp on Advanced Excel, Business Analytics and Power BI was one such initiative, led by Mr. Vinayak Naicker, Data Insights and Automation Strategist at ControlCase. The session focused on capabilities that are increasingly important for students to work with data, generate meaningful insights, build dashboards, support business decisions and communicate findings effectively in today’s data-driven workplace. Our focus is clear - to complement academic learning with hands-on skills that enhance students’ confidence, employability and readiness for the expectations of industry. #RSOL #MITWPU #PlacementReadiness #SkillDevelopment #PowerBI #AdvancedExcel #BusinessAnalytics #IndustryReady #MBA #Employability MIT World Peace University
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Chirag Warty liked thisChirag Warty liked thisNature always has something to teach us 🌿 Seen from above, Alaska's Kasilof River winds through the Kenai Peninsula like a ribbon of turquoise cutting through the forest. Its vivid blue water comes from glacial silt carried down from Tustumena Lake, and after flowing about 27 kilometres, it empties into Cook Inlet. This view reminded me of something: what looks smaller at first glance is never lesser. The Kasilof is shorter than its famous neighbour, the Kenai, but no less remarkable. For generations, this river has been an important resource for the Dena'ina people, and today it remains the heart of the region's fishing culture and local community. A few lessons it leaves me with: 🔹 You don't need to be the biggest to make your mark 🔹 Consistency and steady flow are what carry you forward 🔹 Every journey has roots, and those roots shape its story #Nature #Alaska #Inspiration #Mindset #Growth #Travel #Motivation #Photography
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Chirag Warty liked thisChirag Warty liked thisAt Ram Charan School of Leadership (RSOL), MIT World Peace University, we are taking a deliberate approach to developing leadership capabilities among our MBA students. Today, we conducted the first stage of Leadership Lab 1.0 - a sensitisation workshop that helped students understand the concept, significance and learning journey of this credit-bearing leadership module. The Lab has been thoughtfully designed with benchmarks from global universities and combines sensitisation, CXO-led experiential learning and reflective learning to build essential leadership capabilities. And what a joy it is to always interact with our students, engage in meaningful conversations and witness their curiosity and enthusiasm! Looking forward to the experiential Leadership Lab tomorrow. #RSOL #MITWPU #LeadershipLab #LeadershipDevelopment #MBA #ExperientialLearning #FutureLeaders #StudentDevelopment MIT World Peace University
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Chirag Warty liked thisIn the middle of the fight, with the crowd roaring for blood, the matador simply stopped and sat down at the edge of the arena. This photograph captured the exact moment a mans soul overruled his career. Álvaro Munero had trained his whole life for this. The cape. The crowd. The kill. But that day, something happened that he could never explain to anyone who hadnt lived it. He looked at the bull and, for the first time, he didnt see an opponent. He saw eyes. He later described the moment he stopped seeing horns and started seeing the animal itself, standing before him, simply looking back. In that gaze he found something that shattered him: innocence, and a plea. He said it felt as though the bull was speaking to him the way we speak to God in prayer I dont want to fight you. Ive done nothing wrong. Please, let me go. And in that silence, with thousands waiting for him to strike, Álvaro couldnt. He said he felt like the worst creature on earth. So he refused. He put down the fight. He walked away and never returned to the arena again. He became a vegetarian, and spent the rest of his life on the other side of the battle he once fought. Why does this story, first published in 2012, still move millions? Because its about the rarest kind of courage there is. Not the courage to fight but the courage to stop. To look honestly at what youve always done, to feel that quiet voice inside say this is wrong, and to have the strength to lay down everything your identity, your career, the applause in a single moment of conscience. Most of us never face a bull in an arena. But we all face moments where the crowd expects one thing, and something deeper in us whispers another. And the whole measure of a person often comes down to whether we listen. Álvaro Munero didnt win that fight. He won something far greater himself. 🐂 When was the last time you had the courage to stop doing what everyone expected because your conscience asked you to? #Compassion #Courage #Conscience #Humanity #Changen #leadership
Experience & Education
Licenses & Certifications
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Certified Associate of Project Management (CAPM)
Project Management Institute Educational Foundation (PMIEF)
Issued
Volunteer Experience
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Associate Vice President
Project Management Institute
- Present 6 years 5 months
Science and Technology
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Editor, Special Issue on Big Data Inspired Data Sensing, Processing and Networking Technologies.
Elsevier
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Forum Co-Chair - Industry Forum "Next Generation Cellular and Networking"
IEEE GLOBECOM
- 2 years 10 months
Science and Technology
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Associate Vice President
Project Management Institute - Los Angeles Chapter
- 7 months
Science and Technology
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Associate Editor
IEEE Interface magazine
- Present 17 years 10 months
Science and Technology
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Chair of Publications
IEEE International Conference on Wireless for Space and Extreme Environments (WiSEE)
- Present 11 years 10 months
Science and Technology
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Program Chair
IEEE International Conference on Wireless for Space and Extreme Environments
- Present 14 years 7 months
Science and Technology
Publications
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A Study of Fundamental Limitations of Small Antennas: A MIMO Approach
IEEE 2013 Aerospace Conference
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Collision Warning System Using Dynamic Cooperative Environment with Almouti STBC Algorithm
IEEE Vehicular Transportation Conference(VTC) Fall 2012
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Resource Allocation Using ASK, FSK and PSK Techniques with Varying M
IEEE 2011 Aerospace Conference
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Use of Filter Banks in Phase Locked Loop for Perfect Reconstruction of Digital Signals
IEEE 2011 Aerospace Conference
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Cooperative Communication Using OFDM for Multiple Satellite Network
IEEE 2010Aerospace Conference
Patents
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Oil Formulation For Enhancing Male Vitality, Performance And Method Of Preparation Thereof
Filed 202521125956
The present invention relates to the field of herbal, Ayurvedic and integrative therapeutic formulations, and more particularly to an oil-based formulation intended for nabhi (umbilical) application for the purpose of enhancing male arousal, erection strength, stamina, vitality and overall sexual wellness, along with a method of preparation thereof.
Male sexual performance and stamina are governed by a complex interaction of neuroendocrine regulation, vascular circulation, muscular tone,…The present invention relates to the field of herbal, Ayurvedic and integrative therapeutic formulations, and more particularly to an oil-based formulation intended for nabhi (umbilical) application for the purpose of enhancing male arousal, erection strength, stamina, vitality and overall sexual wellness, along with a method of preparation thereof.
Male sexual performance and stamina are governed by a complex interaction of neuroendocrine regulation, vascular circulation, muscular tone, hormonal balance and psychological wellbeing. Factors such as stress, sedentary lifestyle, ageing, hormonal imbalance, fatigue and metabolic disturbances may negatively impact erection quality, stamina and sexual confidence. Existing solutions largely depend on synthetic oral agents or hormonal interventions, which may cause adverse effects, dependency or reduced long-term suitability.
Ayurvedic literature identifies the nabhi (umbilicus) as a vital center connected to internal organs, reproductive tissues and systemic energy pathways. Nabhi-based oil application is traditionally employed to influence reproductive vitality, circulation, nervous system balance and strength (balya) without subjecting actives to first-pass metabolism. Despite this traditional knowledge, there remains a lack of standardized, synergistic oil formulations specifically designed for male arousal, erection support and stamina enhancement optimized for nabhi application.
The present invention addresses this unmet need by disclosing a synergistic oil formulation comprising a carefully selected combination of carrier oils, herbal oils, botanical extracts and mineral-derived actives, all in oil or oil-extract form, proportioned to enhance absorption and therapeutic efficacy when applied to the nabhi region.
In one embodiment, the formulation comprises Sesame oil (Til Taila) and Coconut oil as carrier bases, selected for their penetration-enhancing properties and classical Ayurvedic relevance.Other inventors -
Oil Formulation For Enhancing Female Arousal, Stamina Support And Method Of Preparation Thereof
Filed 202521125956
The present invention relates to the field of herbal, Ayurvedic and integrative therapeutic formulations, more particularly to an oil-based transdermal and nabhi (umbilical) application formulation intended for enhancing female arousal, stamina, vitality and overall reproductive wellness.
The invention further relates to a method of preparation of the said oil formulation, optimized for umbilical (nabhi) application, facilitating localized absorption, systemic support, and neuroendocrine…The present invention relates to the field of herbal, Ayurvedic and integrative therapeutic formulations, more particularly to an oil-based transdermal and nabhi (umbilical) application formulation intended for enhancing female arousal, stamina, vitality and overall reproductive wellness.
The invention further relates to a method of preparation of the said oil formulation, optimized for umbilical (nabhi) application, facilitating localized absorption, systemic support, and neuroendocrine balance.
Background of the Invention
Female sexual wellness, arousal, stamina and vitality are influenced by a complex interplay of hormonal balance, nervous system regulation, circulatory health, emotional wellbeing and tissue nourishment. Modern lifestyles, stress, hormonal imbalances, post-partum changes, ageing, and certain medical conditions may adversely affect female arousal, libido, stamina and overall sexual wellbeing.
Existing solutions in the market largely rely on synthetic hormonal agents, oral supplements or invasive therapies, which may be associated with side effects, contraindications, dependency, or limited long-term acceptability. Moreover, oral administration often subjects active ingredients to first-pass metabolism, reducing bioavailability and efficacy.
Traditional Ayurvedic texts describe the nabhi (umbilicus) as a vital center connected to multiple srotas (channels) and marma points, influencing digestion, metabolism, reproductive organs and pranic energy flow. Nabhi-based oil application has historically been employed to support reproductive health, hormonal balance, vitality and nervous system regulation.
However, there exists a lack of standardized, synergistic oil formulations specifically designed for female arousal and stamina support, optimized for nabhi application, combining classical Ayurvedic herbs with a modern formulation approach.
The present invention addresses these gaps.Other inventors -
Oil Formulation For Sleep Induction And Stress Reduction And Method Of Preparation Thereof
Filed 202521070511
Globally, a considerable number of people experience sleep problems like insomnia, low-quality sleep, and trouble initiating or maintaining sleep. Concurrently, chronic stress and anxiety are prevalent, frequently exacerbating sleep difficulties. Current approaches to address sleep and stress typically include pharmaceutical interventions such as hypnotics, sedatives, and stress-relief medications. However, these approaches often fail to address the underlying causes of stress or poor sleep and…
Globally, a considerable number of people experience sleep problems like insomnia, low-quality sleep, and trouble initiating or maintaining sleep. Concurrently, chronic stress and anxiety are prevalent, frequently exacerbating sleep difficulties. Current approaches to address sleep and stress typically include pharmaceutical interventions such as hypnotics, sedatives, and stress-relief medications. However, these approaches often fail to address the underlying causes of stress or poor sleep and are generally not recommended for long-term use due to associations with dependence, withdrawal symptoms, and various side effects. While natural and topical remedies, including essential oils, are explored for their calming properties, many traditional topical applications lack the targeted delivery and optimized absorption necessary to achieve significant systemic effects for sleep and stress management. Furthermore, existing oil-based formulations often rely on basic blends without a scientific approach to optimizing active ingredients, selecting appropriate carrier oils for transdermal efficacy, or establishing precise dosing protocols.
In Ayurveda, the nabhi (navel) is viewed as a central energy hub. It is associated with the Manipura chakra and is believed to have connections to roughly 72,000 nadis, or subtle energy pathways, that spread across the body. This ancient practice of Nabhi Chikitsa (navel therapy) suggests a unique potential for targeted therapeutic delivery. Considering the shortcomings of conventional sleep and stress relief products, the growing demand for natural and non-pharmacological alternatives, and the promising traditional and emerging understanding of navel therapy's potential for absorption, there is a clear unmet need for a natural, non-invasive, and effective solution.Other inventors -
Oil Formulation For Enhancing Digestion And Detoxification And Method Of Preparation Thereof
Filed 202521070512
The process of digestion is vital for overall health, as it facilitates the absorption of nutrients and elimination of waste from the body. However, modern diets, sedentary lifestyles, and environmental factors often lead to digestive discomforts such as bloating, indigestion, constipation, and poor nutrient absorption. These issues, if left unaddressed, can lead to chronic gastrointestinal conditions, reduced
immunity, and a general decline in health. Similarly, the body's natural…The process of digestion is vital for overall health, as it facilitates the absorption of nutrients and elimination of waste from the body. However, modern diets, sedentary lifestyles, and environmental factors often lead to digestive discomforts such as bloating, indigestion, constipation, and poor nutrient absorption. These issues, if left unaddressed, can lead to chronic gastrointestinal conditions, reduced
immunity, and a general decline in health. Similarly, the body's natural detoxification mechanisms, primarily involving the liver, kidneys, and lymphatic system, are often overburdened by environmental pollutants, toxins from food, and stress, resulting in decreased efficacy of detoxification. A disrupted detoxification process can lead to the accumulation of harmful substances in the body, potentially contributing to inflammation, fatigue, and a weakened immune system. Current approaches to address digestive and detoxification issues include use of oral medications and supplements, dietary modifications and lifestyle changes. However, these conventional remedies offer symptomatic relief but do not comprehensively address the underlying mechanisms of digestion or efficient toxin elimination. Additionally, many commercial products are either too harsh or lack proper formulation to ensure effective and safe use.
In Ayurveda, the nabhi is viewed as a central energy hub. It is associated with the Manipura chakra and is believed to have connections to approximately 72,000 nadis, or subtle energy pathways, that spread across the body. This ancient practice of Nabhi Chikitsa suggests a unique potential for targeted therapeutic delivery. Considering the shortcomings of conventional digestive and detoxification products, the growing demand for natural and non-pharmacological alternatives, and the promising traditional and emerging understanding of navel science potential for absorption, there is a clear unmet need for a natural, non- invasive, and effective solution.Other inventors
Honors & Awards
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Top Emerging Brand in Ayurvedic Healthcare
Blindwink's India Business Award 2025
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Advisor
Wockhardt Foundation
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Keynote Speaker
ICACC 2014, RSET, Kochi, Kerala
Languages
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English
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Hindi
Native or bilingual proficiency
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Marathi
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Konkani
Full professional proficiency
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Gujarati
Full professional proficiency
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Kannada
Elementary proficiency
Organizations
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Atharva Group Of Companies
Advisory Board Member
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Wockhardt Foundation
Advisor - Digital Marketing
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The Scrum Alliance
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Project management Institute (PMI)
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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
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VJTI
Adjunct Faculty
-Teaching Master's and Ph.D. program candidates at Bombay's oldest Engineering institution is a challenge in itself. To top it all subjects like Statistical SIgnal Processing require razor focus and in depth understanding of Math and physics. Guiding students in their research has been a passion which has always left me feeling fulfilled and content.
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Shreemati Nathibai Damodar Thackersey Women's University
Adjunct Faculty
-it's a different challenge to teach and mentor and advise Masters and Ph.D students of telecommunications engineering. To teach classes like statistical signal processing and advanced mobile communications one needs to have a solid foundation of math, physics and engineering science. My classes have always been mixture of real world projects and innovation, research oriented approach. As a result many publications have come about at the end of semester and many interviews were successfully…
it's a different challenge to teach and mentor and advise Masters and Ph.D students of telecommunications engineering. To teach classes like statistical signal processing and advanced mobile communications one needs to have a solid foundation of math, physics and engineering science. My classes have always been mixture of real world projects and innovation, research oriented approach. As a result many publications have come about at the end of semester and many interviews were successfully scaled.
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