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Mr.Neeraj Virdi
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capAssistant Professor at B.A.M. Khalsa College, Garhshankar Garhshankar, Punjab
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Currently working as an Assistant Professor in More Chemistry in the Department of Chemistry, Babbar Akali Memorial Khalsa College, Garhshankar, Hoshiarpur, Punjab, India. The duty comprises teaching of Post-graduate and Under-graduate classes. The major field of specialization in teaching is Inorganic Chemistry. My research on waste management has been highlighted by innovative approaches to addressing environmental challenges. By integrating advanced technologies for waste reduction, recycling, and its management. Published research findings in reputable journals and presented some research findings in national seminars, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in the field of waste management and to aware community about the benefits of proper waste management.

Area Of Expertise

Inorganic Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry

Area of Intrest

Waste Management, Material Science, Environmental Chemistry

Honors and Awards


Reviewer by International Journal of Analytical and Applied Chemistry on 31/05/2025
To conduct peer review of manuscripts.

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Project: Higher Education for Sustainable Development: Action Research
Goal: The project of Higher Education for Sustainable Development: Action Research has been collaboratively conducted by the teaching faculty of Babbar Akali Memorial Khalsa College, Garhshankar (144527) under the aegis of Institute for Environment Conservation Advocacy, Hyderabad (5000016). Under the project, Mr. Neeraj Virdi, Assistant Professor in Chemistry, of Babbar Akali Memorial Khalsa College, Garhshankar has presented on the topic of “Purifying Water: Advancing Clean Water & Sanitation Initiatives”, demonstrating his commitment to addressing water scarcity and sanitation challenges. The main objective of the project was the implementation of Root Zone Techonolgy for sustainable wastewater treatment, emphasizing its cost-effective and environmentally friendly nature. It highlights the benefits of this decentralized treatment approach, particularly in the context of green campus initiatives and community empowerment. The technology is showcased as a solution for enhancing water quality, promoting sustainability, and supporting the Sustainable Development Goals related to water and sanitation. Through the Root Zone Technology, effective treatment of wastewater is achieved without the need for extensive mechanical, electrical, or chemical equipment, making it a practical and efficient solution for various settings, including small towns, village resorts, and urban watershed management. The approach not only ensures high treatment standards but also contributes to water reuse and ecosystem preservation.
Current Stage: Completed
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Sponsored by: College Management
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Two Days Conference on “Present Status of Higher Education in Punjab: Problems and Possible Solutions”
Organizer: Shiromani Gurudwara Parbhandak Committee, Sri Amritsar Sahib
Start Date: 02/10/2023 | End Date: 03/10/2023
Location: Giani Dit Singh Auditorium, at Baba Banda Singh Bahadur Engineering College, Sri Fatehgarh Sahib.
Role: Attendee
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Jyoti Prakash

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Ogunyemi Oderinlo

Hello,
I am Ogunyemi Oderinlo. A lecturer at the Department of Chemistry, Federal University Otuoke, Read More Bayelsa, Nigeria. My research expertise centered on small molecule synthesis and natural products isolation (including essential oils).
A component of our research interests lies in drug discovery for infectious diseases such as malaria, tuberculosis, trypanosomiasis, leishmaniasis, etc.
We welcome collaboration from researchers around the world.
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Madhusudhanrao Vallabhaneni

In our presents the studies related to the green synthesis of nano-HAP powders using wet-chemical Read More precipitation method with the use of different natural stabilizers at room temperature conditions. Nine natural stabilizers viz., Rice Water (RcW), Soya Milk (SM), Soya Leaves (SL), Spinach Leaves (SpL), Tea Decoction (TD), Tulsi Leaves (TL), Aloe vera (Alv), Gum Kondagogu (GKg) and Rose Petals (RP) have been used. Based on the results obtained in the present study on green chemistry synthesis of nano-HAP, after making several refinements to its synthesis (in terms of volume of Natural Stabilizer used, the type of Natural Stabilizer and temperature), the following recommendations are made for future studies.
In addition to its pH, Ca/P ratio, morphology and photoluminescence studies, its application is largely dependent on the chemical activity of the Natural Stabiliser used as a precursor. Essentially the changes made to the synthesis of nano-HAP using natural extracts as Natural Stabilisers need further studies on its anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory effects. After validating the results of its bioactivity and biocompatibility, an inference can be drawn about proposing it as a nano-HAP material for bone implant and dental filling materials. In the present study, in-vitro tests have been carried out using nano-HAP powders stabilised by Soya Milk, Rice Water, Soya Leaves and Spinach Leaves. In near future, the in-vivo study is recommended to look for the toxicity and possible side effects in living beings.
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Hello connections, I am Dr. S. N. V. Bramareswara Rao currently working as Associate Professor in Read More the Department of EEE, Sir C. R. Reddy College of Engineering, Eluru, Andhra Pradesh, India. My Research interests includes Microgrids, Power Quality Improvement in Microgrids, Interconnected Microgrids, AI applications to Microgrids, Machine Learning Approaches to the field of inventions. My most resent works got published in IEEE Access, Sustainability and Energies and got good number of citations in the span of 1 year (100 citations) which shows the importance of the field of microgrids in which I am working at present.
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I am Dr. Haroon Iqbal (Dr. HI), currently working as a research scientist in Eye Hospital Wenzhou Read More Mecical University, Wenzhou, China. My reserach expertise mainly focus on drug design and development for Cancer, skin infection and Glaucoma treatment.
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Dharma Raj Kandel

I am PhD scholar at Jeonbuk National University, South Korea. My field of research is adsorption and Read More membrane filtration of organic pollutants and heavy metals. These days, our team is focusing on the use of natural waste for the alleviation of effect of pollutants. Also, we are examining the difference in the performance of adsorbent and membranes after the incorporation of nanoparticles (e.g; MOF). We believe in the cost effective works in the research and doing as such.
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Arkadiy Dantsker

My current research related to developing new artificial intelligence models for detecting the Read More sources of contamination for different conditions of the contaminant transport and pollutant sources releases, finding the sources of thermal abnormalities in technological processes including power grids.
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Kavit Shah

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Pefela Gildas Nyugha

Justice is a service open to the public. It is thus arranged, like any structure that renders public Read More service, in a manner that whoever seeks for it receives appropriate attention. The setting up and organization of judicial institutions is premised on the fore said. The classification of the judicial system in Cameroon is shrouded with a bleak and opaque view that one tends to ponder on the clear cut strata for the administration of justice in Cameroon. Litigants sometimes find difficulties in identifying which court is competent to handle their matters in the face of complaints. More so, the fact that certain courts preclude the ordinary man from bringing an action makes the whole scenario more cumbersome for a common man to comprehend. Judicial and administrative authorities need to be guided on the nature of cases entertained as well as be acquainted with the competent courts to seize for such matters. The paper I am working on tackles these issues.
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Title: “Unearthing the Future: Exploring Innovative Root Zone Technologies for Wastewater Treatment”
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Project: Higher Education for Sustainable Development: Action Research
Goal: The project of Higher Education for Sustainable Development: Action Research has been collaboratively conducted by the teaching faculty of Babbar Akali Memorial Khalsa College, Garhshankar (144527) under the aegis of Institute for Environment Conservation Advocacy, Hyderabad (5000016). Under the project, Mr. Neeraj Virdi, Assistant Professor in Chemistry, of Babbar Akali Memorial Khalsa College, Garhshankar has presented on the topic of “Purifying Water: Advancing Clean Water & Sanitation Initiatives”, demonstrating his commitment to addressing water scarcity and sanitation challenges. The main objective of the project was the implementation of Root Zone Techonolgy for sustainable wastewater treatment, emphasizing its cost-effective and environmentally friendly nature. It highlights the benefits of this decentralized treatment approach, particularly in the context of green campus initiatives and community empowerment. The technology is showcased as a solution for enhancing water quality, promoting sustainability, and supporting the Sustainable Development Goals related to water and sanitation. Through the Root Zone Technology, effective treatment of wastewater is achieved without the need for extensive mechanical, electrical, or chemical equipment, making it a practical and efficient solution for various settings, including small towns, village resorts, and urban watershed management. The approach not only ensures high treatment standards but also contributes to water reuse and ecosystem preservation.
Current Stage: Completed
Starting Date:
Sponsored by: College Management
Projects

Two Days Conference on “Present Status of Higher Education in Punjab: Problems and Possible Solutions”
Organizer: Shiromani Gurudwara Parbhandak Committee, Sri Amritsar Sahib
Start Date: 02/10/2023 | End Date: 03/10/2023
Location: Giani Dit Singh Auditorium, at Baba Banda Singh Bahadur Engineering College, Sri Fatehgarh Sahib.
Role: Attendee
Conferences

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