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I Amjad Maniyar an Engineer in Diploma Architecture, dedicated researcher based in Vijayapura, India, with a passion for addressing socio-economic challenges and urban design through insightful studies. With a wealth of experience and a strong academic foundation, Amjad has actively contributed to the field of research under the guidance of esteemed mentors.

Contact Information:

Email: amjadmmaniyar@gmail.com

Mobile: (+91) 8310571823 (India)

Educational Background and Early Career: Amjad began his research journey in May 2014, serving as a Research Assistant under the mentorship of Dr. Hameedabanu Athani in Vijayapura, India. During this period, he played a crucial role in preparing his Ph.D. thesis titled “Socio-Economic Status of Street Vendors: With Respect to Muslim Women of Vijayapura city.” In this role, Amjad honed his research skills by actively participating in various research projects, conducting literature reviews, and performing statistical analyses to support the research objectives. His expertise extends to experimental design, data analysis, and the effective use of software tools for data interpretation.

Professional Experience: From May 2014 to March 2021, Amjad excelled in his role as a Research Assistant, gaining valuable experience and making meaningful contributions to research outcomes. His collaborative spirit, enhanced communication, and problem-solving skills were honed through teamwork with a diverse group of professionals.

Current Role and Achievements: Since April 2021, Amjad has continued his research journey as a Senior Research Assistant in Vijayapura, India, under the guidance of Prof. Irshad Ahmed Punekar. His current focus is on the enhancement of urban open spaces and the quality of life in Indian cities, with a special emphasis on Vijayapura. In this role, Amjad has taken a lead in managing research projects within his area of expertise, showcasing advanced critical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and effective leadership.

Skills and Expertise: Amjad Maniyar possesses a robust skill set, including advanced critical thinking, excellent analytical capabilities, and clear communication skills for presenting findings and collaborating with stakeholders. His proficiency in project management, coupled with superior time management skills, allows him to coordinate and oversee multiple research initiatives effectively. Amjad's commitment to research is further demonstrated by his excellent mentoring skills, contributing to the professional development of his colleagues.

Amjad Maniyar stands at the forefront of cutting-edge research, continually striving to contribute innovative insights and make a positive impact on socio-economic issues and urban development.

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