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SNDT Women’s University, Pune Campus comprises of six independent institutions including the Department of Post Graduate Studies and Research (PGSR). Under the academic framework of the PGSR, eight specialized departments are established, namely: Geography, Marathi, Hindi, Economics, Psychology, Visual Arts, Music and Commerce.
The Post Graduate Department of Geography at the Pune Campus established in 1986 and holds a distinctive position as the sole department offering high-quality education in a technically intensive and scientifically grounded discipline in the vernacular language of Maharashtra. In 2003, the department introduced a self-financed M.Phil. program, further expanding its academic offerings.
Currently, the M.A. Geography program is structured over four semesters, comprising 23 major and elective courses, totalling 88 credits over two years. This program is structured to provide a blend of theoretical knowledge and applied learning. Each semester integrates a practical component alongside a research-focused course, such as Research Methodology, On-the-Job Training (OJT), Internship, and a Research Project. The program emphasizes hands-on learning in various domains of geographical studies while simultaneously building a strong foundation in research practices and analytical thinking. The curriculum is designed to equip students with the necessary skills for academic inquiry and professional application in the field of geography. The program attracts aspiring students from across India who seek to engage in a rigorous and regionally relevant academic environment.
Prof. Pravin Saptrshi Best Teacher Award 2022-23 by MBP (Maharshtra Bhugolshastra Parishad)
Recipient, ‘Prof. B. Hema Malini Eminent Geographer Award 2019’ by National Association of Geographers, India (NAGI), December 2019.
Recipient, ‘Best Teacher Award 2011’ by Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) Pune
Our primary goal is to equip students with a strong foundational understanding of geographical concepts and their interdisciplinary applications. We aim to develop a well-rounded perspective by sensitizing students to both the core principles of Geography and its various specialized branches, preparing them to engage meaningfully with real-world environmental and spatial challenges.
A Four-Pillar Approach
The department is committed to holistic development across four key areas:
A. Academics | B. Training | C. Research | D. Administration
A. Academic: We are focused on expanding our academic offerings by introducing new courses with specializations in both Physical and Human Geography. The department also plans to launch Diploma and Degree programs in GIS and Remote Sensing, emphasizing practical, application-based learning. These additions will not only deepen students’ subject expertise but also significantly enhance their career opportunities in rapidly growing geographic and geospatial sectors.
B. Training: In response to increasing environmental challenges, the department is committed to developing training modules for teachers, students, and researchers. These programs aim to build capacity in addressing issues such as environmental degradation. We also seek to strengthen collaborations with professional agencies to facilitate internships and job placements, ensuring students are industry-ready upon graduation.
C. Research: We aim to foster a research-driven academic environment by enhancing our library and computer laboratory facilities, particularly in areas related to GIS, Remote Sensing, and Advanced Statistical Analysis. Future plans include establishing a well-equipped laboratory with state-of-the-art surveying instruments, GIS software, and digital imagery, providing students and researchers access to cutting-edge tools and resources to support high-quality academic inquiry.
D. Administrative: To maintain excellence in teaching and academic support, the department seeks to strengthen its administrative and teaching infrastructure.
“Sanskrita Stree Para Shakti”
1. Title of the Project:
The Quantitative Evaluation of Soil Erosion: A Case Study of Upper Bhima Basin
Name of Principal Investigator: Prof. Sachin J. Deore
2. Title of the Project:
Groundwater Zonation by Using Landform Characteristics in Karha River Basin, Pune District, M.S.”.
Name of Principal Investigator: Prof. V R Nagarale
3. National Level Workshops/CBP conducted by Dept. of Geography, PGSR, SNDT Women’s University, Pune Campus From the Academic year 2018-19 to 2024-25 :
Organised Two-week Capacity Building Program on Research Methods: Academic Writing and Publication Process for Early Care sponsored by ICSSR New Delhi,15th May to 26th May 2023 Department of Geography, S.N.D.T. Women’s University, Pune Campus. Under the coordination of Course Director Sr. Prof. Virendra Nagarale and and Co-Course Director Ratnaprabha Jadhav the program was successfully conducted.
Organised Ten days National Level Workshop on Remote Sensing and GIS: Applications and Modelling in Research DST-SERB High-End Workshop (Karyashala), sponsored by DST-SERB New Delhi 20th February to 1st March 2023 Department of Geography, S.N.D.T. Women’s University, Pune Campus. Sr. Prof. Virendra Nagarale served as an Event Organiser.
Organised Research Methodology Course for M.Phil. / Ph.D. / PDF Scholars in Social Sciences Through Online Mode” sponsored by ICSSR New Delhi, Capacity Building Program, 7th Mar to 17th Mar 2022, Department of Geography, S.N.D.T. Women’s University, Pune Campus. The program was conducted under the guidance of Course Director Prof. Ratnaprabha Jadhav and Co-Course Director Prof. Sachin Deore.
Organised Research Methodology Course for M.Phil. / Ph.D. / PDF Scholars in Social Sciences (Course Director) sponsored by ICSSR New Delhi Capacity Building Program, 29th Jan to 8th Feb 2019 Department of Geography, S.N.D.T. Women’s University, Pune Campus. The initiative was jointly led by Course Director Prof. Virendra Nagarale and Co-Course Director Prof. Ratnaprabha Jadhav.
4. Department of Geography, PGSR, SNDT Women’s University, Pune Campus Completed and ongoing Research Projects :
SR. N. | Name of the Faculty | Title of the research project | Funding agency | Duration with Starting date) | Grant (Rs.) or cost of project |
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1. | Prof. Virendra R. Nagarale (Project Director) Prof. Sachin Deore (Co-Project Director) Prof. Ratnaprabha Jadhav (Co-Project Director) | Social Sustainability of Smart City : Geographical Assessment of Utility Services (Civic Amenities) in the PMC (Pune Municipal Corporation), Pune, Maharashtra with the help of Population Changes | ICSSR New Delhi | Two Years Starting Date: 01/05/2018 (Completed & Submitted) | 10,00000/- |
2. | Prof. Virendra R. Nagarale (Project Director) | Mapping An Impact of Covid-19 Pandemic on the Employment Status with Special Reference to Housemaids: A Comparative Study of Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) and Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC), Maharashtra’ | ICSSR New Delhi | Two Years Starting Date: 14/03/2022 (Completed & Submitted) | 10,00000/- |
3 | Prof. Ratnaprabha Jadhav (Project Director) | Analytical Study on Rural Development through agripreneurship- with reference to Shirur Tahsil, Pune District | MGNCRE, Hyderabad | Five months (Completed & Submitted) | 2,00,000/- |
4 | Prof. Ratnaprabha Jadhav (Project Director) | A Comparative analysis of Senior Citizen Welfare in Kalyan-Dombliwali Municipal Corporation (KDMC), Thane & Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC), Pune of Maharashtra State | SNDT WU, Mumbai | Three Years (Ongoing Project) | 4,75,000/- |
5. Organized Value Added Courses during 2018-19 to 2024-25 :
Sr. No. | Programmes | Title | Co-ordinator | Duration |
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1 | Certificate Course | Biodiversity Conservation | Prof. Ratnaprabha Santosh Jadhav | 10th Dec to 25th Jan 2019 |
2 | Certificate Course | Data Presentation in Geography | 16th Aug to 15th Oct 2019 | |
3 | Short Term Course | Environmental Sustainability through Zero Waste | 2nd Feb to 16 Mar 2024 | |
4 | IIRS Outreach Training Courses | Remote Sensing & GIS | Prof. Virendra Nagarale Prof. Sachin Deore Prof. R. S. Jadhav | From 2018 to till |
Sr. No. | Year | Name of the Principle Investigator (Co-investigator) | Title of the Project | Funding Agency, Duration & date of sanction | Amount (in Lakh) |
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1 | 2023-24 | Director: Dr. Ratnaprabha Jadhav Co-Director: Dr. Pramila Patil | A Comparative analysis of Senior Citizen Welfare in Kalyan-Dombliwali Municipal Corporation (KDMC), Thane & Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC), Pune of Maharashtra State | SNDT WU, Mumbai | 4,75,000/- |
2 | 2022-23 | ICSSR Two – week Capacity Building Programme | Research Methods: Academic Writing and Publication Processes for Early Care (15th May to 26th May 2023) | ICSSR | 8,00,000/- |
3 | 2022-23 | National Level Workshop (Karyshala) | Remote Sensing and GIS : Applications and Modelling in Research (20 Feb 2023 to 1st Mar 2023) | DST-SERB | 5,00,000/- |
4 | 2021-22 | ICSSR Research Methodology Course Online Mode | Ten Days Research Methodology Course for M.Phil./Ph.D./PDF scholars in Social Sciences through Online Mode | ICSSR | 97,000/- |
5 | 2021-22 | Director: Dr. Ratnaprabha Jadhav Co-Director: Dr. Pramila Patil | Analytical Study on Rural Development through agripreneurship – with reference to Shirur Tahsil, Pune District | MGNCRE | 2,00,000/- |
6 | 2021-22 | Prof. Virendra Nagarale (Project Director) Dr. Bhaskar Igawe (Project Co-Director) | Mapping an Impact of Covid-19 Pandemic on the Employment Status with Special Reference to Housemaids: A Comparative Study of Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) and Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC) | ICSSR | 10,00000/- |
7 | 2018-2019 | Director: Prof. Virendra R. Nagarale Co-Course Director : Dr. Ratnaprabha S. Jadhav | Research Methodology Course for Mphil./Ph.D./PDF Scholars in Social Sciences | ICSSR | 5,28,349/- |
8 | 2018-2020 | Director : Prof. Virendra R. Nagarale Co-Director : 1. Prof. SachinDeore 2. Dr. R. S. Jadhav 3. Prof. SubhashPatil | Social Sustainability of Smart City : Geographical Assessment of Utility Services (Civic Amenities) in the PMC (Pune Municipal Cooperation), Pune, Maharashtra with the help of Population | ICSSR Two Years (2018-2020) Date of Sanction: – 28th March 2018 | 10,00000/- |
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Nagarale V. R. andKale V.S, “Lithological control on the channel Morphology of upper Tapi River Madhya Pradesh.” Indian Journal of Geomorphology, Vol. 2 No.2,(July-Dec) 1997,Pp 159-167,
Patil S.and Nagarale V. R., Published an article entitled, ‘Status of Women in Rural Development’ in YASHADA-YASHMANTHAN (Govt. of Maharashtra), Quarterly, Oct-Dec. 2003.
Magar, P, Nagarale, V. R. and Mishra N., “Piedmont Plain-A Geomorphic overview of Satpura Piedmont in Western Vidarbha Maharashtra.” Indian Journal of Geomorphology, Vol. 10 No.1 and 2, 2005, Pp 37-42.
Nagarale V. R. and Magar P., “Hydrogeomorphic analysis and study of groundwater exploration in the Shivganga drainage basin with the help of GIS.” Maharashtra BhugolshastraPatrika Volume XX( I ) Jan – Jun 2006, Pp. 20 – 25
Magar P., Nagarale V. R. and Mishra N., “Geomorphic Analysis of Akot Alluvial fan, Western Vidarbha Maharashtra.” Indian Journal of Geomorphology, Vol. 11 and 12 No.1 and 2, 2006-07, Pp 1-8.
Harpale D. V., Nagarale V. R. and Deore S. “T.I.S. and site suitability of New Tourist Centers in Pune District”. Maharashtra BhugolshastraPatrika Volume XXVIII (I) Jan – Jun 2011, Pp. 113 –117
Bhailume S. And Nagarale V. R., ‘A Geographical study of civic amenities in PMC area using GIS Techniques’ Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol.I, Issue-IV, July 2011, Pp. 187-191.
Magar P. and Nagarale V. R., “Creation of Health Information System with the help of GIS: case Study” Pune Maharashtra’ in ‘The Research Journal of Social Science Jalgaon M.S.’ International Peer-reviewed and refereed Journal, Vol II, Issue 8, Oct. 2011, Pp. 41-52.
Nagarale V. R. and Jadhav R., “Changing Landuse Pattern: A case study of Khed Tahsil, Pune District, Maharashtra State” Golden Research Thought Vol I, Issue IX, March 2012 Pp. 1-4
Nagarale V. R. and Harpale D. V., “Tourist Information System (TIS) for the sustainable development and planning of Pune District”, in the ‘Environmental Climate Change and sustainable development’ Book (2012) Edited by Dr. Vinita Katiyar and Dr. S. K. Verma, Radha Publications, New Delhi. Pp. 406- 414
Nagarale V. R. and Jadhav R. ‘Population Growth, Urbanization and Landuse Pattern in Khed Tahsil of Pune District, Maharashtra The Goa geographer Vol.VIII,No.1,Dec.2011,Pp. 41-48
Nagarale V. R. and et.al (2011) ‘Urban Sprawl and Utility Planning of Pune City- RS and GIS Approach’. Indian Geographical Quest, Vol. I, 2011-12, Pp 14-19
Nagarale V. R. and Kadam A. ‘Application of RS/GIS Technique for Change Detection (2001-2009): A case study of PCMC Urban Landuse, Pune’ The Goa Geographer. Vol.IX, No.1, 2012, Pp. 108-112.
Nagarale V. R. and Harpale D., “An assessment of Environment Impact on Bhimashankar and Lonavala with help of Likert Scale Transactions (Journal of the Institute of Indian Geographers) Vol. 34, No. 1 winter 2012 Pp, 127-136
Nagarale V. R. and Harpale D., “An assessment of Environment Impact on Bhimashankar and Lonavala with help of Likert Scale Transactions (Journal of the Institute of Indian Geographers) Vol. 34, No. 1 winter 2012 Pp, 127-136
Nagarale V. R. and More P., ‘Trends of Paleofloods in River Savitri(During 2001-2008)’ Maharashtra BhugolshastraPatrika Volume XXX(I) Jan-July 2013,Pp 100-106.
Nagarale V. R. and Gaikwad P., ‘Sub Basin Prioritisation of Karha River Drainage Basin’ Maharashtra BhugolshastraPatrika Volume XXXII(I) Jan-June 2015, Pp 27-36.
Nagarale V. R. and Waykar D., ‘A Geographical Analysis of Population Growth and Characteristics in Pune Municipal Corporation (2001-2011)’Maharashtra BhugolshastraPatrika Volume XXXII (I) Jan-June 2015 Pp. 57-65.
Nagarale V. R. and Sawant N., ‘A Geographical Study of Changing Landuse pattern in Ratnagiri Tahsil: An Impact of Konkan Railway (1991-2001)’ Maharashtra BhugolshastraPatrika Volume XXXII (I) Jan-June 2015, Pp 66-71.
Nagarale V. R. ‘Women’s Enrolment in Education: A Study of Inclusive Growth in India’ proceedings of International Seminar of Geography between Hiroshima University and University of Delhi ‘Promoting Economic Geography Studies on “Inclusive Growth” in Contemporary India’. at Graduate School of Letters, Hiroshima University, Hiroshima, December 23 – 26 December 2016.
Nagarale V. R. and Ohal A, “Changing Urban Land Use in Pune Municipal Corporation,Pune,MS,1981 to 2011”, Maharashtra BhugolshastraSanshodhanPatrika, Vol XXXIV, No. 2, Jan-June 2016, ISSN- 0971-6785, Pp 1-8.
Nagarale V. R. and Ohal A., “Pune Municipal Corporation Planning Strategies with the help of Ward Information System”, The Goa Geographer”, Volume XIV, No. 1, Dec-2017 with ISSN 0976-786X.
Nagarale V. R. and Chopade V, “An Analytical study of Milk Production In Pune Administrative Division, Maharashtra (2005-2015)”, Maharashtra Bhugolshastra SanshodhanPatrika, Vol XXXV, No. 1, Jan-June 2018, ISSN- 0971-6785,
Nagarale V. R and Gaikawad P, “Morphometric Analysis of Karha Drainage Basin using GIS” Bombay Geographical Magazine, Journal of The Bombay Geographical Association, India, Vol 29,March 2018,Pp 1-9
Nagarale V.R “Geographical Assessment of Urban Utilities in Pune Municipal Corporation Region with changing Urban Population” RUDN Journal of Economics Vol.26 No.3(2018)506-519 ,RUDN University Moscow
Nagarale V. R. and Vidhate S, “Agro base Land Suitability Analysis of Karha River Basin Transactions (Journal of the Institute of Indian Geographers) Vol. 41, No. 2 2019, Pp 273-279
Nagarale V. R. and Telang P “Comparative Analysis of Smart Cities using Population Changes in EU and India” Eastern Geographer, Vol. XXV, No.1, Jan, 2019, Pp.1-12
Nagarale V. R. and et.al “Water Quality Index and GIS Baes Assement Of Adecadal Groundwater Quality” Journal of Interdisciplinary Cycle Research Vol.XII, Issue VII Pp1071-1078
Nagarale V. R. and et.al “Mapping the management practices of Domestic E- waste: A Case study of West Delhi” The Indian Geographical Journal University of Madras, Chennai Vol 95 No. 1, Pp 123-135
Nagarale V. R. and Muthal M “Changing Population characteristics in Nasik District” Akshar Wangmay UGC Care Listed International Research Journal ISSN 2229-4929, January2021, Special Issue Volume IV, Pp 141-143
Nagarale V. R. and Muthal M “Geographical study of Changing Population characteristics in Nasik Administrative Region (2001-201) Maharashtra Bhugolshastra Sanshodhan Patrika, Vol XXXVII, No. 2, July-Dece2020, ISSN- 0971-6785, Pp 58-67.
Nagarale V. R. and Telang P “Changing Spaces in Smart City: A case study of Pune Municipal Corporation” ANNALs, NAGI Volume 40 (NO. 2), December 2020, Page 70–82
Nagarale V. R. and Gaikawad P “Delineation of suitable and non-suitable Groundwater Quality Zones for Domestic and Agricultural purposes in Upper Karha River Basin Using Weighted overlay index method a GIS tool” Indian Journal of Geomorphology, Vol.8, 2020
Nagarale V. R. and Telang P “Urban Rejuvenation and Social Sustainability in Smart City: An Empirical Study of Community Aspirations “Livelihood Enhancement Through Agriculture, Tourism and Health (Editors
Nrarayan Chandra Jana, Anju Singh and R B. Singh) 2021, Springer ISSN 2198-3542 ISSN 2198-3550 (electronic)
Nagarale V. R. and Telang P “An Assessment Urban Sanitation Practice in Pune Municipal Corporation Maharashtra” in the book ‘Sanitation for the Urban Poor in Indian Cities Issues and Challenges’ Editors Abha Lakshmi Singh and Saleha Jamal C. R. Publishing Corporation, 2022, Pp 85-98
Published Books:
Nagarale, V. R. and Jadhav, R. S. “Changing Land Use Pattern: A Case Study of Khed Tahsil of the Pune District, Maharashtra”, International Recognition Research Journal Golden Research Thoughts, Vol I, Mar 2012, ISSN: 2231-5063.
Jadhav, R. S. and Nagarale, V. R. “Application of RS and GIS Techniques in Land Use/ Land Cover: A Case Study of Khed Tahsil, District Pune, Maharashtra”, National Journal of Geography Maharashtra Bhugolshastra Sanshodhan Patrika, Vol. XXX, No. 1, Jan-June 2013, pp 59-67.
Jadhav, R. S. “Ralegan Siddhi: A Rural Tourist Centre in Parner Tahsil of Ahmednagar District, MS”, published in IJBMSS, ISSN: 2249-7463, Vol III, Issue 2(1), Oct 2013, Pp 56-59.
Jadhav, R. S. “Spatio-Temporal changes in Literacy and Sex Ratio: A Case study of Shirur Tahsil of Pune District, Maharashtra”, Review of Research, ISSN: -2249-894X, Impact Factor: 2.1002 (UIF), Vol. 4, Issue. 2, Nov 2014.
Jadhav, R. S. “Assessment of Land Use and Land Cover Change in Chakan Circle of Khed Tahsil, Pune District, Maharashtra” CTBC International Journal, ISSN: 2350-0905, 2014.
Jadhav R. S. “Youth’s Attitude Towards Declining Sex Ratio: A Case Study of Shirur Tahsil, District Pune, Maharashtra” Online International Interdisciplinary Research Journal, ISSN 2249-9598, Volume-V, Issue-II, Mar-Apr 2015.
Jadhav R. S. “Geographical Analysis of Shirur Tahsil’s Literacy, Pune District, MS” Global Journal for Research Analysis, Vol 4, Issue 4, Pp 1-3, April 2015, ISSN No 2277-8160, Impact factor 3.1218.
Jadhav, R. S. and Biswas Brototi “Demographic characteristics of Shirur Circle of Shirur Tehsil of Pune District, Maharashtra” World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, Vol 4, Issue 11, ISSN 2277-7105, 2015, pp 367-378.
Jadhav R. S. “Geographical Analysis of Tourism: A Case study of Nighoj, Parner Tahsil, District Ahmednagar, MS, India”, Peer Reviewed International Research Journal of Geography Maharashtra Bhugolsharstra Sanshodhan Patrika, Vol. 32, No. 1, Jan-Jun 2015, ISSN: 0971-6785 (Impact Factor 1.906 (IIFS), Pp
Kulkarni, S. and Jadhav, R. S. “Narco Terrorism: Drug Trafficking and Terrorism”, International Conference on Terrorism: A Challenge before Human Rights’, ISBN -978-93-81921-46-3, pp 455-460, 2015.
Nagarale, V. R. and Jadhav R. S. “Population Growth, Urbanization and Landuse Pattern in Khed Tahsil of Pune District, Maharashtra”, The Goa Geographer, The Research Journal of Geographer’s Association Goa (GAG), Vol. 1, Dec 2011, Pp 41-48, ISSN -0976-786X.
Jadhav, R. S. and Nagarale, V. R. “Application of RS and GIS Techniques in Land use / Land cover: A Case Study of Khed Tahsil, District Pune, MS”, National Journal of Geography, Maharashtra Bhugolshastra Sanshodhan Patrika, Vol XXX, No. 1, Jan- June 2013, pp 59-67.
Jadhav R. S. “A Geographical Study of Ranjangaon Ganapati Religious Tourist Centre in Shirur Tahsil of Pune District, Maharashtra”, Maharashtra Bhugolsharstra Sanshodhan Patrika, ISSN-0971-6785, Vol XXXI, No. 1, Jan-June 2014, Pp 62-67.
Pagar, S. D., Jadhav, R. S., “Geographical Analysis of Agricultural Labours Problems in Nashik District, Maharashtra”, Research Front, Special Issue No. 2, March, 2017 www.researchfront.in, ISSN (Print) 2320 – 6446, (Online) 2320 – 8341.
Dhotre, J. B. & Jadhav, R. S. “A Geographical study of Working Population in Shirur Circle, Shirur Tahsil, Pune District, MS, India”, International Journal of Multifaceted and Multilingual Studies, Vol V, Issue II, 2018, Impact Factor 4.205, ISSN (Print): 2394-207X. Pp 27-33.
Dhotre, J. B. & Jadhav, R. S., “Mandangaon Pharata Developing as Smart Village in Shirur Tahsil Pune, Maharashtra”, International Journal of Multifaceted and Multilingual Studies, Vol V, Issue II, 2018, Impact Factor 4.205, ISSN (Print): 2394-207X., Pp 84-87.
Singh Tanvi & Jadhav R. S. “Livelihood of Homeless People: A study of Patna Municipal Corporation, Bihar”, International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews (IJRAR), Sr. No. 43602, 1st March, 2019, Volume 6, Page no. 1600-1606, Impact Factor 5.75.
Jadhav R. S. & Patil Pramila. “Katraj Zoo Analysis- A trend analysis of flow of visitors to Katraj Zoo, Pune”, Studies in Indian Place Names, ISSN No. 2394-3114, Vol 27, issue 40, Feb 2020, Pp 1671-1685
Singh, Tanvi & Jadhav R. S. “Violence Against Homeless Women: A Study of Pune City”, Shodh Sarita, ISSN 2348-2397, Vol 7, Issue 28, Oct – Dec, 2020, Pp 179-185, Approved UGC Care.
Jadhav R. S. & Patil Pramila. “Gender Mobility and socio-economic status of working women in Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) Area, Pune”, Shodh Sarita, Vol 7, Issue 28, Oct to Dec 2020, ISSN – 2348-2397, Pp 269-274.
Patil, Pramila & Jadhav R. S. “Impact of Covid-19 on spatial distribution and Reverse migration: A Case Study of Ratnagiri District, Maharahstra “, Sambodhi, ISSN : 2249-6661, Vol 43, No. 04 (I-S) Oct- Dec 2020, Pp 49-56.
Darekar, Shital & Jadhav R. S. “Tourists satisfaction level with regards to Umrathe Historical Tourist Place, Tehsil Poladpur, District Raigad”, Akshar Wangmay, Vol 6, Pp 50-52, 2021.
Tribhuvan, Leena K. & Jadhav, R. S. “Children on Street: A Study of Spatial and Age-Sex Distribution in Pune City”, Shodh Sanchar Bulletin, ISSN 2229-3620, Vol. 10, Issue 40, Oct-Dec 2020, Pp 105-110.
Singh, Tanvi & Jadhav R. S. “Violence Against Homeless Women: A Study of Pune City”, Shodh Sarita, ISSN 2348-2397, Vol 7, Issue 28, Oct – Dec, 2020, Pp 179-185.
David Durjoy Lal Soren* Jagabandhu Roy** Brototi Biswas *Ratnaprabha Jadhav*** Ashutosh Singh****,Deepak Prasad***** ” Impact of COVID-19 induced lockdown on air quality of Kolkata Metropolitan area, India “, Journal of Xi’an Shiyou University, Natural Science Edition I, http://xisdxjxsu.asia, ISSN : 1673-064X, Vol 18, Issue 02, 2021, Pp 137-151.
Jadhav R.S., Umrikar Bhavana & Biswas Brototi, “Assessment of Groundwater Potential Zones and Resource Sustainability Through Geospatial Techniques: A Case Study of Kamina Sub-Watershed of Bhima River Basin”, Geospatial Technology for Landscape and Environmental Management Sustainable Assessment and Planning, Editors Praveen Kumar Rai, Varun Narayan Mishra, Prafull Singh, Springer, 2021, ISSN 2198-3542 ISSN 2198-3550 (electronic). Maharashtra, India.
Jadhav R.S., Nagarale, V. R. & Jadhav R. G. “Geographical Study of Cropping pattern in Khed Tahsil, Dist. Pune” published in “Sustainable Rural Development” Reference Book, Edited by Dr. Vinita Katiyar, Radha Publication, New Delhi ISBN 978-81-7487-761-1, Pp 44-52, 2012.
Jadhav, R. S. & Nagarale, V. R. “A Spatial Analysis of Crop Diversification in Alandi Circle of Khed Tahsil, Pune District, MS”, Proceeding of National conference on “Sustainable Rural Development with Inclusive Approach”, ISBN: 978-93-81354-40-7.
Jadhav R. S. “Geographical Study of Cash Crops Trends: A Case Study”, Published in the souvenir of National Conference on Resource Management and Agricultural Development in India, Jaysingpur College, Kolhapur, 2014.
Zende, A. & Jadhav R. S. “Variation in population density using Spatio-Temporal Techniques – A Case study of Shirur Tahsil, Western Maharashtra”, Multidisciplinary sustainable Engineering: Current and Future Trends, Tekwani Bhavsar and Modi (EDs) © 2016, Taylor and Francis Group, London, ISBN, 978-1-138-02845-6, Pp 133-139.
Year | Tour |
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2021-22 | Goa, Madgaon |
2019-20 | Goa, Murudeshwar, Gokarn |
2018-19 | |
2017-18 | |
2016-17 | Nighoj- Ralegan Siddhi, Tahsil- Parner, District-Ahmednagar |
2015-16 | Mahabaleshwar- Panchgani |
2014-15 | Shrivardhan -Harihareshwar- Diveagar |
2013-14 | Jodhpur- Jaiselmer- Bikaner- Jaipur |
2012-13 | Sangmeshwar- Guhagar – Chiplun |
2011-12 | Bhandardara- Trimbakeshwar- Nashik |
2010-11 | Panji -Madgaon- Goa |
2009-10 | Koyananagar- Chiplun-Sangmeshwar- Guhaghar Chamba-Kullu- Manali- Simala- Delhi |
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• Ph.D. in Marathi
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Dr. Sunil Ramteke
Dr. Sunil Ramteke (Associate Professor)
Dr. Aruna S. Dubhashi (Associate Professor)
Dr. Rajashree Patil (Assistant Professor)
Dr. Anuradha Potdar (Assistant Professor)
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