December 2k18

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From The Desk of HOD…………………….…..3

Vision and Mission of Department…………..4

Program Educational Outcomes………………5

Placement and Recruiters ………………….....6

Alumni Interaction….………………….……….7

Tech Article:

Rise of EV’s in India……………………..….…..8

Non Tech Article:

Surgical Strike…..………………...…...……...10

Achievement of faculty…………………...…...12

Achievement of Students...............................13

Enthuse 2k18…………………………………...16

Industrial Visit ………………………………...18

Editorial Board…….……………...……………19

Contents

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Dear Friends,

It’s immense pleasure to present this

semi-annual newsletter “Vidyut”.

Electrical Engineering department is the

dynamic and vibrant department with the blend of young

and experienced Faculty.

Department is actively involved in academic as well as

research work in current areas of Electrical Engineering and

multi-disciplinary streams. The department has well

equipped labs with the state of art software, hardware and

machineries.

The faculty members are constantly publishing technical

papers in national and international journals and

conferences. Also, they are involved in consultancy activities.

The department is fortunate to have dedicated teachers,

devoted students, and committed supporting staff and expert

technical staff.

Specially, I congratulate my students to participate various

extra-curricular activities, research work and competitive

exams. My best wishes to all for their bright carrier and

successful life.

Dr. V. N. Kalkhambkar

Head of Electrical Engineering Dept.

vaiju.kalkhambkar@ritindia.edu

From The Desk of HOD

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Vision and Mission of

Department

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Alumni Interaction SN.

Guest Name Designation Topic Class Date

1 Ms. Shruti

Thanekar

(2014-2018)

Graduate

engineering

trainee,

TCS

“ Selection

process of

TCS”

B.Tech

Dec,

2018

2 Mr. Uday

Patil & Mr.

Ahijit Patil

Asst. prof.

of Elect.

Dept. in

SGU.

“Oral Exam” B.Tech

Nov,

2018

3 Mr.

Kiran

Narale

(2007-2008)

Asst. engg.

In MSEB.

“Engineerin

g Opportu-

nities in

power sys-

tem”

B.Tech

Dec,,

2018

4 Mr. Omkar

Chougule

(2013-2017)

Asst. sys-

tem engi-

neer, TCS

“Idea about

interview &

selection

process”

B.Tech

Sept.

2018

5 Mr.

Nikhil Patil

(2013-2017)

M.S. De-

gree, IIT,

Guwahati.

“Gate

Prepara-

tion”

TY

&

B.Tech

July,

2018

6 Mr.

Omkar

Deshmukh

(2013-2017)

Gate Rank

- 679

Information

on PSU’s

SY,

TY

&

B.Tech

Aug,

2018

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Placement and Recruiters

( JUNE 2018—DEC 2018 )

Sr.

No Student Name Placement

1. Dabade Digvijay Vyankatesh KPIT

2. Pakhare Akash Prakash KPIT

3. Mathakari Arati Kiran KPIT

4. Buchade Sonali Ravindra KPIT+TCS

5 Patil Harshwardhan Bajirao

Hind Rectifi-

ers

6. Shinde Chaitanya Ganpati BFL

7. Pujari Priyanka Raghu MSEDCL

8. Prabhu Rajashri Balaso MSEDCL

9. Kumbhar Sayali Dilip MSEDCL

10. Rahul Rajendra Pawar

ProtoTech &

SLK

11. Yadav Shraddha Lalasaheb

GRIFEO

12. Kolap Akshay Suresh GRIFEO

13. Megha Mohan Jadhav MSEDCL

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Tech Article: The rise of an EV’s in

India

Transportation is essential to modern living. Economic

growth allowing countries to trade goods and communities to

connect with one another. The electric car also known as elec-

tric vehicle uses energy stored in rechargeable batteries

which are reserved by common household electricity. By 2050

the number of people living in the cities could double as the

world population passes 9 billion and number of cars could

double from 1 billion today.

Indian government initiatives for electric vehicles: In

2030, the Government of India launched the national electric

mobility mission plan (NEMMP) 2020. The plan aims to

achieve national fuel security by promoting hybrid & electric

vehicles in the country. To fast track this development the

government launched the faster adoption & manufacturing of

electric vehicles scheme under NEMMP 2020.

Electric cars are expensive because of their lower pro-

duction rate due to less demand and much expensive batter-

ies are used due to light weight and small size.

EV’s available in India (December 2018):

• Mahindra E20 Plus

• Mahindra e Verito

• Audi A3 e-Tron

• Tata Tiago electric

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Business in electric vehicles (EV’s), Goenka remarked,

“Today EV is one of the biggest opportunities that we have in

India.” , last year EESL( energy efficiency service limited).

An energy service company of the government floated tender

to produce at least 10,000 vehicle cars to phase out govern-

ment vehicles in New Delhi. The tender was awarded to lead-

ing automobile players that are Tata Motors and Mahindra.

This year the company will again float a tender for 10000

more vehicle.

Electric vehicle function on Lithium ion batteries

which are costly as it has to be imported. Experts explains

that about 80% of that core components including the battery

& battery management system in an EV are imported by

domestic players. Battery are made locally it will further re-

duce the price of this vehicles charging stations are also being

planned and setup across the country.

As Kiran Kumar, former Chairman of ISRO in another

business event mentioned that as ‘EVS are expected to enter

the market in the near future, we at ISRO have developed

the lithium ion battery technology which involves more than

26 processes. Today we are making use of these batteries for

launch vehicles as well as for satellites. however a large

amount of work still needs to be done to make it available for

the automotive industry.’

India is changing. So with the advent of numerous new

technologies & innovation in the EV, there are numerous op-

portunities are on the rise.

Shruti Phalle (S.Y. B. tech)

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Non Tech Article: “Surgical Strike”

We sleep because they are awake, we live because they die.’ A set

of society, which breathe and bleed nation, the army, is the only

reason of our peace. Anybody thought if they could ever disrupt

somebody’s peace?

Gun-loaded hands, veiled faces, armed bodies, that’s how

they enter. But what they do, is much more horrifying than it

seems. A yellow-black sky and the red earth is all they leave be-

hind.. Surgical strike is a well planned militant affair of crossing

the borders of a nation and destroying the military forces, camps

and arms, where there is no or minimal harm to the common peo-

ple and rest of the surrounding structures and public utilities.

One such step of taken by Indian Army, was by against Pakistan

on 28th and 29th September, 2016. The year of 2016 was a year

which would be remembered for its historic decisions of demone-

tization. Since the great divide of 1947, Pakistan has always

sought for ways to attack our nation. But the events leading to

surgical strike can be dated back to 18th September 2016 when

four Pakistani militants attacked Indian army at Uri-base in

Jammu and Kashmir. It was Jaish-e-Mohammad Fidayeen group

of Pakistan who planned the attack causing 19 deaths. Later, on

21st September, India gave a protest letter to Pakistan High

Commissioner Abdul Bassit regarding the involvement of Paki-

stan in those attacks. It in turn, back-fired India as Pakistani

defense minister blamed us of carrying Uri attack to grab the at-

tention from protestants group in Jammu and Kashmir.

Later on 22nd September, Director General of Army, Lt

General Ranbir Singh briefed the particulars of the operations to

be carried out, to P.M. Narendra Modi, Defense Minister Mano-

har Parikkar and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval. The oper-

ations began at 12.30 am when the commandos of Indian Army

were dropped at Line of Control (LoC). As claimed by India, dur-

ing the surgical strike, 7 military launch pads were destroyed

and 38 terrorists and 2 Pakistani soldiers were killed. All the In-

dian soldiers returned safely, except one who accidently stepped

on a land mile.

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Pakistan claimed that there had been no surgical strike conduct-

ed at LoC by India. It also had a negative impact on the film in-

dustry, encountering a significant uprising amongst the citizens

on the issue of casting Pakistani actors despite the tension across

the border. Again after couple of year On 14 February 2019, a

convoy of vehicles carrying security personnel on the Jammu Sri-

nagar National Highway was attacked by a vehicle-borne suicide

bomber at Lethpora (near Awantipora) in the Pulwama dis-

trict, Jammu and Kashmir, India. The attack resulted in the

deaths of 40 Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel and

the attacker. The responsibility for the attack was claimed by

the Pakistan-based Islamist militant group Jaish-e-Mohammed.

On 26 February, twelve mirage 2000 jets of the IAF crossed

the Loc and dropped bombs into Balakot, Pakistan. On 27 Febru-

ary,PAF conducted an airstrike into J&K in retaliation for the

Indian airstrike the day before. Both Pakistan and India agreed

that no damage was caused by Pakistan's airstrike. However, in

an ensuing dogfight between Indian and Pakistani jets, an Indi-

an MIG_21 was shot down over Pakistan and it’s pilot captured.

Pakistan released the pilot on 1 March.

In today’s political scenario, every country is trying to

strengthen their powers hoping against the odds. The question

that when would the havoc come to an end is yet to be answered.

Or will it ever terminate?

A nation with no terrorism, extortion, black money, mur-

ders is a dream day for every citizen. Peace and harmony is yet

the ultimate desire of every being. No matter how justified the

cause is, the destruction which these attacks create on either side

of the border could never be reasonable. Proving your superiority

by the medium of bloodshed is just an act to quench your own

thirst. At end of the day, what one aspires from life is immense

happiness, peace, and satisfaction, away from all the ferocious

acts of the human. If every civilian adhere to it , keeping in mind

that sole meaning of life is to serve humanity then the world

would be a happy and peaceful place to live in.

- Pradnya Chavan (TY Elect.)

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Achievement of faculty

Sr. No.

Name of Faculty

Name of Award

1 Mr. Sachin

Kumbhar ISTE Best teacher award.

2 Mr. Arun

Thorat

Best Researcher Award

.

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Achievement of UG/PG Students in competitions

Sr. No

Name of Stu-dent

Class Details of Achievement

1 Vinay

Mahadik

SY

B.Tech

1. Capital One State Level Ekankika Competition, 2nd Prize. 2. Nerur State level Ekankika Competition, 4th Prize

2 Nikhil Palse

SY

B.Tech

1. Gangadhar Karandak, best set design,1st Prize. 2. Mahalaxmi Yuvak Sangh Ekankika Competition,1st Prize 3. Adv. Abhaykumar Desai Ekankika Competition, 1st Prize

3 Akash Khatake Shreyash Patil Rohit Jadhav

TY

B.Tech

Code Hunt event, RIT, 1st prize

4 Shruti Patil TY

B.Tech

1. Dajikaka Gadgil Karandak State level, best actress, 1st Prize. 2. Samarth Karandak, State level one act play competi-tion, Best actress, 1st prize

5 Shreyas Patil

Pratik Uthale

TY

B.Tech

ISTE Selfie hunt, RIT, 1st

prize

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Sr.

No.

Name of Student Details of

Achievement

Class

6 Abhjit Linge TY

B.tech

Best volunteer,

Enthuse event, RIT

7 Omkar Harage B.tech Brainstorm event,

Enthuse 2k18, 1st

prize

8 Sonali Buchade PPT competition,

Electrical safety

week, 2nd prize.

B.tech

9 Shruti Phalle

Tejaswini Patil

Kabbadi zona l

matches,

Participants.

SY B.tech

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Enthuse Event 2k18

For inauguration function, Chief Guest Mr. Dhairyasheel

Patil, Trustee, Sai Samrat Group of Institute, Tourism

and Dr. V. N. Kalkhambkar H.O.D, Electrical Dept. Dr. H.

T. Jadhav, HOP, Electrical Dept. and Prof. C. L. Bhattar,

EESA Staff Advisor were present.

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Enthuse Event 2k18

As per the culture of RIT, our Dept. organizes a State Level Technical Symposium “ENTHUSE-2k18”for aspirants form various engineering colleges and young minds from local schools. ENTHUSE 2K18 event was executed with seven events namely, 1. Paperica- Paper Presentation Event 2. Electrobuzz- Technical Aptitude 3. Science Hub- Project exhibition for 5 th to 10 th std. 4. Brainstorm- Quiz Completion 5. Picasa- Photography Event 6. IPL Auction- Finance Management to buy Best team 7. Carrom and Box Cricket- Sports Events

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The students from Second year were gone to industrial visit, which was transformer industry where they studied about transformer production. They were under the guidance of Asst. Prof. S.S. Kumbhar & Asst. Prof. Yogini Bhosale.

Industrial Visit : Vasant Industry, Jaysingpur

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EDITORIAL BOARD Head of Department : Dr. V. N. Kalkhambkar Faculty Advisor : Prof. Y. N. Bhosale Editor : Mr. Ajit Patil Ms. Pradnya Chavan Ms. Shruti Phalle Design Head : Mr. Ajit Patil Cover page design : Mr. Digvijay Dabade Special Thanks To : Mr. Onkar Harage Mr. Dnyaneshwar Patale This newsletter have covered all the events which organized in and by Electrical Engineering Department. We are here going to invite suggestions for improvement, if any, with the warm regards.

Prof. Yogini N. Bhosale Chief Editor