ONKAR BABAR
Also known as: Omkar
National Institute of Food Technology Entrepreneurship and Management, KSK (Alias KAKU) College of Food Technology,, Dr. Panjabrav Deshmukh Krushi Vidyapeeth, Akola, Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth
About
Research is nothing but re-searching the facts of nature in new sense and with new utilities, which are already in existence in nature. Nature is ultimate creator. Being aspirant of new knowledge I have got interest in engineering and fabrications. The research award I acquired at post graduation level truly rewarded my efforts aspirations. Running after my ambitions I completed my M.Tech. in Agricultural Engineering. While following my youth dream of becoming Research Scientist I have almost come to the destination. I have secured admission for Ph.D in Food Engineering at NIFTEM through All India Entrance Exam. I also dream to represent my country in India Vision-2020 as guided by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Sir, Former President of India and a true researcher through every aspect. He with his inputs in Indian research during his tenure in DRDO has directed whole Indian youth to make country best in the world with Vision-2020.
It was the Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth where I had been seeded with tenderness of making commonweal of agriculture. I completed my bachelors from there. During my graduation I was happen to ask that being agriculture graduate how can I explore the Space Research through Food Processing, but been demoralized by my mentor. I chose myself at that time to owe efforts to research in food sector and to bring food processing sector to the zenith. Working then in marketing and sales division of TAFE Tractors in Gujrat, India immediately after graduation I learnt how to interact with people and how to make fruitful business from every interaction. It helped me improve my interpersonal skills. As and since I belong to agricultural family, I suppose myself blessed with closeness towards agricultural community. I wish to do my assignment worth helping Indian agriculture realistically.
At my post gradation studies I developed a gadget which is helping rural people in earning their own bread and butter through small scale industry. The continuous hot air puffing system (CHAPS) I developed has marked its utility in empowerment of rural people. It has also been filed for Indian Patent. The system is very useful in puffing of cereal based snacks. I wish to lead India to VISION 2020 by empowering villages, because as Mahatma Gandhi said, “Real India lives in villages”.
Employment
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National Institute of Food Technology Entrepreneurship and Management Foreman (Asst. Manager)2019 - Present
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KSK (Alias KAKU) College of Food Technology, Assistance Professor2014 - 2014
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NAVANATH MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS Plant Engineer2011 - 2014
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TAFE Tractors Field Officer2009 - 2009
Education
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Dr. Panjabrav Deshmukh Krushi Vidyapeeth, Akola M.Tech.2009 - 2011
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Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth B.Tech.2004 - 2008
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (9)
- Effect of moisture content on engineering characteristics of apricot (Prunus armeniacaL.) kernel Save
- Experimental analysis for thermo-physical properties of phase change materials during accelerated thermal cycling Save
- Effect of PCM assisted flat plate collector solar drying of green chili on retention of bioactive compounds and control of aflatoxins development Save
- Thin‐layer drying of sadabahar ( Catharanthus roseus ) leaves using different drying techniques and fate of bioactive compounds Save
- Design and performance evaluation of a passive flat plate collector solar dryer for agricultural products Save
- Using a combined neural network ─ genetic algorithm approach for predicting the complex rheological characteristics of microfluidized sugarcane juice Save
- Selection of phase change material for solar thermal storage application: a comparative study Save
- Effect of microfluidization on cholesterol, thermal properties and in vitro and in vivo protein digestibility of milk Save
- Selection of phase change material for solar thermal storage application: a comparative study Save