WWM - 2011

Deptt. of Applied Sciences & Humanities at Dronacharya College of Engineering, Gurgaon organized a one - day AICTE Sponsored National Seminar on Waste Water Management WWM - 2011. This seminar was held on 15 June 2011 with a purpose to bring together researchers, students, engineers and scientists with interests in problems and solutions for the management and treatment of water, wastewater and related issues to address recent research results and to present and discuss their ideas, theories, technologies, systems, tools, applications, work in progress and experiences. It was inaugurated by Hon’ble Chief Guest Prof. (Dr.) T. R. Sreekrishnan, IIT Delhi by lighting the lamp followed by welcome address by Hon’ble Principal Prof. (Dr.) B. M. K. Prasad.

Addressing the participants, Prof. (Dr.) T. R. Sreekrishnan enlightened the intellectual gathering with his conceptual and factual message on water, waste water management, Treatment of Water etc. based on Science & Technology. The Guest of Honor Shri J. C. Yadav, Ex - Engineer in Chief, Deptt. of Public Health Engineering, Haryana also made the participants aware of the approaches, regulations and measures taken up by the Government of Haryana.

Appreciating the organizing committee, Hon’ble Principal Prof. (Dr.) B. M. K. Prasad stated that such workshops, seminars, conferences provide an opportunity to learn about different policies and management practices implemented across the country/world and give delegates a unique opportunity to meet and discuss ways to integrate all components of waste water into their management plans.

The entire Seminar was divided into two technical sessions to cover objective of this seminar entirely.

This Seminar was a large gathering of intellectuals of high level in the field of Environmental Science, Biology, Biomedical Engineering & Biotechnology and other Sciences. Professors, research scholars, students from various colleges attended and presented their papers, reviews etc. exploring how we can conserve and manage water for the progeny.

The Seminar (WWM - 2011) ended with a vote of thanks by Dr. B. B. Sahu, Assistant Professor, Deptt. Of Applied Sciences & Humanities.