Akhil Raj Madavaneri

Committed and energetic individual with passion for creative marketing. Determined Sales Support specialist versed in providing sales teams with knowledge and resources needed to reach objectives. Seeks chance to gain hands-on experience in developing, executing marketing strategies, quality control operations. Ready to seek and maintain part-time and full-time position that offers professional challenges utilizing interpersonal skills, excellent time management and problem-solving skills.

• Presented paper entitled with “Impact of industrial effluents onsoil physic-chemical and biological properties” in the “3rd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT (ICEM)-2017”, held 27th-30th November 2017.
• Awarded best place in the event LAB-X'13 on “Green Biotechnology-Science for better future” by loyala academy.
• Coordinated in “World music day celebrations” organized by National Service Scheme (NSS) JNTU on June 2013.
• Volunteered in “1st World parliamentary on spirituality” in 2012.
• Volunteered in “WORLD AIDS DAY” event on 1st December 2011 organized by A.P STATE AIDS CONTROL SOCIETY (APSACS).
• Active participation in 10 Day Certified course on “BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY” from 27 April to 7 May 2011, conducted by Dept of communication and journalism-Osmania University.
• Certified Diploma in “C with Data Structures” conducted by SSSIT computer educational centre on October 2011.
• Awarded consolation prize in drawing competition organized by PADMABHUSHAN Dr PRATURI TIRUMALA RAO INSTITUTE OF YOGA & HUMAN EMPOWERMENT on September 2007.
• Participated in “MANDAL LEVEL SCIENCE FAIR 2007-2008” organized by St Rita high school on November 2007.

PROJECT TITLE: “IMPACT ON OF PULP AND PAPER MILL EFFLUENTS ON SOIL PHYSICO CHECMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES”

• Main Objective for the project was to evaluate the physic-chemical and biological properties of soil sample both Polluted and non-polluted soil samples Majorly to evaluate soil enzymes like Cellulase, Amylase, Protease, Urease and Lipase.
• Release of industrial effluents on to the agricultural lands causes an indicative charge in nutrient cycling and organic matter processing. In the present study, pulp and paper mill effluents discharged soil (test) and un discharged soil (control) were collected from the surrounding areas of pulp and paper mill industry.
• The soil enzyme activities such as Cellulase, Amylase, Protease, Lipase and Urease were examined. The experimental results indicated that, the selected soil enzyme activities were significantly higher in the test soil sample than the control.
• Additionally, activities were increased with increasing the incubation period up to 21 Day over 0 Day, however, activities were adversely affected at 28 Day. Furthermore, relatively higher activities were observed in soil incubated in the presence of substrate than in the absence of substrate.

CONCLUSION: The present study clearly indicates that the disposal of effluents from pulp and paper mill industry alters the physicochemical, biological properties and activities of enzymes such as Cellulase, Amylase,Protease, Lipase and Urease were stimulated in soil over control. Nonetheless, prolonged incubation causes adverse effects. Thus, this observation, therefore, greatly warrants a prior treatment of pulp and paper mill industry effluents before discharging into a water body or on to agricultural land and additional research will be necessary to discriminate the type of these extra cellular enzyme-producing microorganisms (genera and species).