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Dr. Manisha Gahlot

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Name of Centre: Govind Ballabh Pant University of Agriculture & Technology (GBPUA&T), Pantnagar, Uttarakhand
Name of Component: Clothing & Textile

Dr. MANISHA GAHLOT

Professor (clothing and textiles)
manishagahlot25[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in
Experience: 28 Years

Educational Qualification
Sr. No.DegreeSubjectYearUniversity/Institute
1Ph.DClothing and textiles2008Banasthali vidhyapith, Rajasthan
2M.ScClothing and textiles1990GBPUAT PANTNAGAR
Research Areas

natural fibres, natural dyes, traditional art

Awards
  • Uttarakhand State Young Scientist Award 2007
  • First prize for poster presentation in National Seminar on ‘Entrepreneurship Development For Livelihood Security- Experiences, Prospects and Strategies for Rural India’ held from 29th Nov - 1st Dec, 2005
  • Best Poster award for research paper entitled “Natural Dyeing of Himalayan Nettle Fibre: An Eco Safe Approach” in the 9th Conference of Indian Science Congress Association (Haridwar Chapter) organized by Department of Biological Sciences, CBSH, on Future India: Science & Technology, October 13-14, 2018.
Publications

Total Number of Research Articles:95

Significant Research Articles

  • Pargai P., Gahlot, M. and Rani A. 2016. Ultraviolet protection properties of nettle fabric dyed with natural dyes. Indian Journal of Fibre & Textiles Research. 44(12): 418-425
  • Gahlot M. and Pant, S. 2011. Properties of oak tasar/viscose blended yarns. Indian Journal of Fibre & Textile Research. 36(2): 187-189
  • Gahlot, M., Singh J. and Joshi J. 2016. Efficacy of cotton printed fabric of cutch dye (Acacia catechu) using Cassia tora gum. Man made textiles in India. 44(10): 347-350
  • Gahlot, M., Joshi, J., and Singh, J. 2017. Printing of silk fabric with natural dye (Accacia catechu) and gum (Cassia tora). International Journal of Basic and Applied Agricultural Research. 15(3): 2349- 8765
  • Gahlot M., Bhatt, P and Joshi J. 2017. Approach towards green fiber. Journal of progressive agriculture. 8(2): 199-122
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