MIT Arts Commerce and Science College, Alandi
Devoted to the mission of providing value based quality education, he founded institute named 'MIT' at Pune in 1983. He is keen and ambitious that like Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT would produce nobel, laureate Engineers and Scientists. Being ardent follower of Swami Vivekanand, he too believes that union of Science and Spirituality can bring peace to the mankind. Hence along with academic developments of the nation he is keen to uplift our social psyche.
With this intent, he established a forum to develop pilgrim centres of Maharashtra. It started with an establishment of "Shri Kshetra Aalandi-Dehu Paryavaran Vikas Samittee" in the year1986. The purpose of this committee formation is sustainable environmental development and controlling pollution of this popular pilgrim centres. In the year 1992,owing to his 'warkari' roots he organised a celebration of 700th year of 'Dnyaneshwari'.
Year 1996 was beginning of many initiatives for the educational, social and cultural developments of our state. It was the year when first 'Global Conference of Science and Philosophy" was held in Pune. In the same year 69th "Marathi Sahitya Sanmelan and Sant Shri Dnyaneshwar Maharaj's 700th Sanjeevan Samadhi" celebration was held From February1, 1996 to February4, 1996, in Pune. As a strong humanitarian,he believes that along with continuous knowledge up-gradation the staff and faculty of his institutions must also be spiritually and mentally strong and physically healthy. Like a concerned father of MIT Group of Institutions,he initiated with an unique eight days long lecture series; "Sant Dnyaneshwar and Sant Tukaram Smruti Vyakhyanmala" accompanied by Yoga sessions. This lecture series and yoga sessions are held every year from 24November to 30 November. It is indeed a dream of better society actualised by self set example.
In year 1998, he represented India for the second 'Global Conference of Science and Philosophy" which was held at Geneva, Switzerland. Since the establishment of MIT Group, it has been constantly engaged in championing and promoting the cause of time-tested Indian Values, Culture and Traditions for the well-being of the society at large. In appreciation of the work carried out by the MIT Group under the banner of 'World Peace Centre' started in the same year, in championing the cause of promoting the Value based Universal Education system for spreading the message of peace in society with the apt blend of science, technology and spirituality, UNESCO, Paris bestowed it with an "UNESCO Chair for Human Rights, Democracy, Peace and Tolerance" on May12, 1998.
He started an innovative mass educating movement called 'from Pilgrim Centres to Knowledge-pilgrim Centres' in1999.He has also initiated and ciphered an unique "World Peace Prayer" which is not devoted to any cast, creed or religion but humanity in total. Since 2005 the 'World Peace Prayer' begins our day at all MIT Campuses.
He vowed to re-establish the symbols of national integrity in form of Shreeram Mandir, Jama Masjid and Khawaja Zenuddin Chisti Dargah and has been in the process.Yes, he is the same person who has initiated First International Robocon, and World Peace Eco Park.
It is said that 'whatever man conceives can be achieved', and the programs, ventures and socio-educational activities along with humanitarian activities of Prof. Dr. Karad sir leaves us spellbound. The visionary thought process that he has been engaged in, is indeed amazing. A village borne simple teacher is crucial to transform lives of thousands by his thoughts as well as his noble acts.
An engineering teacher initiates life transforming socio-educational privatization movement, showcases what he expects to be quality education by starting own educational institute, devotes to cultural harmony and enlives vision of world peace, that is beloved founder ,our father of MIT Group of Institutions Prof. Dr. Vishwanath D. Karad.
Proposed MIT University Arts ,Design and Technology , Rajbaugh , Loni Kalbhor Pune, India
- Maharashtra Academy of Naval Education & Training (MANET)
- MIT College of Food Technology
- Vishwashanti Gurukul B.Ed College Loni Kalbhor Pune
- MIT School of Government, Kothrud Campus,Pune
- MIT Civil Services Training Institute, Kothrud Campus, Pune
- MIT Skills
- MIT Vishwashanti Sangeet Kala Academy
- MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism
- MIT School of Photography
- MIT Institute of Design
- MIT School of Film & Television
- MIT School of Telecom Management
- MIT College of Management
- MIT School of Business
- MIT School of Architecture
Proposed MIT University Arts ,Design and Technology , Rajbaugh , Loni Kalbhor Pune, India
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There are regular waste disposal problems in almost all Institutions like hostels, hospitals, convents, old age-homes, etc. where more peoples are staying together. In the same time the cooking fuel consumption of these Institutions is also very high. Fairly large quantities of firewood and other cooking fuels are consumed for routine cooking purposes.
Biogas production kills two birds with one stone: It reduces waste and produces energy. In addition, the residues from the digestion process can be used as high quality fertilizer. This closes the nutrient cycle. By understanding the today's need of saving of energy, MIT Group of Institution taken an initiative & sets up Bio-Gas plant to process canteen waste.
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In an example worth emulating, the Maharashtra Academy of Engineering and Educational Research (MAEER)'s Maharashtra Institute of Technology (MIT) College, Kothrud, has installed a biogas plant, commissioned by Thermax Ltd that has a capacity to generate energy equivalent to around 1.5 commercial LPG cylinders by decomposing waste from the students' canteen. Plant, set up over nearly 1,000 square ft. The plant has been installed at a cost of around Rs. 14 lakh.
The canteen caters to more than 5,000 students daily and generates over 150 kg of solid and semi-solid waste, in the form of left-over food and remains of vegetables and fruits. It was a tedious task to pack the huge amount of waste in polythene bags and hand them over to the civic body almost daily. It is now easy to dump this waste & processed at the biogas plant after some segregation. From it, MIT is getting nearly 50 kg of biogas and it is also clean and efficient.
The biogas plant aims at addressing the issue of disposal of waste from the canteen and other parts of the campus in an eco-friendly manner.
M. M. Unnikrishnan, MD and CEO of Thermax, who was present during the commissioning of the biogas plant, has appealed to large educational institutes having a sizeable presence of on-campus students to opt for renewable energy methods for a safe and secure environment.
Indian Express has also taken the note of this initiative & give exposure to it.
See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/cities/pune/mit-college-sets-up-biogas-plant-to-process-canteen-waste/
Insight is a National Level Construction Techies Conference. Our commitment for Insight is to offer a student-industry interphase that bridges the gap between theory and practice. Insight was established in the year 2013 with the vision to train civil engineering graduates and students in fundamentals of construction practices to make them more suitable for the Civil Industry. Insight has been coming up with different themes every year so as cope up in skilled manpower to fulfill the growing requirement. More than 1200 students attended in last two years from different universities all over India.
This year in Insight’17 we have chosen the theme as Advanced Transportation System & Infrastructure Development in Developing India – The huge Indian Population demands an efficient and advanced Transportation Systems for the Goods and Masses. Recently projects like Golden Triangle, National Highway Development programs are being enhanced. They are becoming insufficient. Additional transportation facilities such as Dedicated Freight Corridor, Bullet Train, and Metro Trains are getting implemented. Air Traffic is increasing exponentially. Inexpensive Sea Routes are being formulated. Modern Civil Engineering Techniques are being used. Management for all these activities are essential in bulk. The conference theme is divided in to seminars and workshops who will brief about case studies and share real time experiences and implementation strategy to develop huge national highways and transportation system.
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