Arshad R. Bagde

• Micro Master-Statistics and Data Science, Edx-MITx, Pursuing
• Machine Learning with Python-From Linear Models to Deep Learning, Edx-MITx, 2022-09-01
• Fundamentals of Statistics, Edx-MITx, 2021-08-01
• Understanding Research Methods, Coursera, 2021-08-01
• Introduction to Calculus, Coursera, 2021-07-01
• Micro Master-Statistics and Data Science, Probability-The Science of Uncertainty and Data, Edx-MITx, 2020-12-01
• AP Economics, Edx-MITx, 2020-10-01

• Data Scientist (Researcher), International Institute of SDG's and Public Policy Research, India, 2021-01-01, Present, Ayushman Bharat Yojana Analysis, Impact of CSR on Rural Education, BYJU's Data Analysis, Haryana State Malnutrition Study, Role of CSR in Youth Development, Proficient in data collection from diverse sources, including government websites and public repositories., Expertise in data cleaning to ensure high data quality and integrity., Advanced statistical analysis techniques for drawing policy insights., Experience in exploratory data analysis to identify trends and patterns., Data visualization skills to effectively communicate findings., Project management skills, including team leadership and collaboration.
• Research Assistant, Parliamentary vs. Presidential Democracy: Does it Make Difference at the Local Level Economic Development? Evidence from India, Under Ph.D. Student, University of Wisconsin Madison, USA, 2020-01-01, 2021-01-01, Collected primary data from the government of Maharashtra, India
• Research Assistant, Crimes and Political Reservation Case in India, Under Ph.D. Student, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA, 2019-01-01, 2020-01-01, Studied crime-related punishment and visited atrocities, affected families, and got granular data that is not publicly available from local government offices, as well as converted it into electronic format.

• Gold Medal - Team Work, International Institute of SDGs and Public Policy Research, 2022-11-01
• Topper in Mathematics, Higher secondary school certificate from Mahendra Jr. College of Science, 2010-11-01

• Sujit Anandrao Jagnade, Rohit Ashok Pandit, Arshad Ramesh Bagde, Modeling, Simulation and Control of Flow Tank System, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), 4, 2, 2013, This paper focuses on modeling and designing a controller on a real-time single tank system and simulation. Controller tuning methods such as Relay-Auto-Tuning, Ziegler-Nichols, and Tyreus-Luyben are used to design a controller for a flow tank and compare their output response in a real-time flow tank system and on simulation.
• Arshad Ramesh Bagde, IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON THE INDIAN ECONOMY, 46TH Annual Conference of Vidharbha Arthashastra Parishad @ Lokmanya Tilak Mahavidyalaya, Wani Dist. Yawatmal, 2023, Economically as well as socially, COVID-19 has affected societies around the world. India has been heavily impacted economically by the COVID-19 pandemic. Based on the Ministry of Statistics data, India's growth slowed to 3.1% in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2020. In his report, the Chief Economic Adviser to the Government of India explained that the Coronavirus pandemic impacted the Indian economy. Additionally, India had already experienced a pre-pandemic slowdown, and the World Bank has stated that the current pandemic has 'further magnified pre-existing risks to India's economic outlook.' As per data from the IMF (International Monetary Fund), ILO (International Labour Organization), and World Bank, Covid-19 has significantly impacted income, consumption, poverty, and unemployment in India. As a result of the pandemic, India has been severely affected, especially during the second wave in the spring of 2021. While the sharp drop in GDP is the largest in the country's history, the economic damage suffered by the poorest households may still be underestimated. This paper analyzes the Indian economy in the Covid-19 period. 'How have macroeconomic indicators been affected due to the worldwide pandemic during the year 2020-2021?' is the key research question I investigate.
• Saumya Jhaveri, Arshad Bagde, Ayesha Asif, Wajahat Khan, A study on analyzing protests and finding policy gaps in Global South, International Conference, School of Liberal Arts and Humanities, Woxsen University, 2023, The essence of democracy can be evaluated where the protests are done freely and heard by the government. Protests, which have started emerging because of some irregularities in the functioning of democracy, are a way to show discomfort, objection, or disapproval against certain ideas or actions. The rise in political awareness worldwide has a direct positive correlation with protest. These protests are a symbol of a participative political system. This paper analyses trends in protests, comparing different sectors and finding major policy gaps to understand the contribution of protests led by various civil society organizations to frame or influence the policy frameworks or formulation for the welfare of larger communities. The paper is based on secondary data, i.e., articles, media reports, government reports, policy documents available on various government websites, online databases, and different indexes like freedom of speech, to analyze the challenges faced by protestors. The study consists of both quantitative and qualitative data. The paper includes different indexes such as freedom of speech, peace index, and happiness index to analyze the challenges faced by protestors. The protests in the Global South differ from those in the Global North. In the Global South, protests happen because of the policy gaps in different sectors and issues related to day-to-day affairs. Meanwhile, in the Global North, where people usually do not suffer from day-to-day affairs, protests are based on spreading awareness of broader ideas and themes. People of the Global South suffer more than people of the Global North because of policy gaps. However, the freedom of expression and free press is more evident in the Global North than in the Global South, which pressures the government to develop better plans.
• Arshad Bagde, Worldwide analysis of pollution and environment Before, During and After COVID19, Electronic Journals of Social and Strategic Studies, 2022, Accepted, COVID-19 has affected societies globally economically, socially, and even in terms of environmental pollution. While COVID-19 has been negative in social and economic dimensions, its effect on environmental pollution was positive. Because of COVID-19, industrial activities and transportation such as Air, Rail, Road, and Water have stopped and restricted human interaction with the environment. The data released by the National Aeronautical and Space Administration (NASA), World Health Organization (WHO), and European Space Agency (ESA) indicate that pollution in some areas of the world has been reduced by up to 30% due to the COVID-19 worldwide lockdown. This study attempts to compare worldwide data before, during, and after the peak periods of COVID-19 during 2020-21 to evaluate its pattern, impact, and possible solutions to address such a pandemic situation in the future. The study adopts an empirical-analytical approach using published data from government sources and worldwide research.

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Professional data scientist with strong background in statistical analysis, machine learning, and data visualization. Skilled in Python, R, SQL, and various data processing tools, with focus on delivering actionable insights. Known for collaborative approach, adaptability, and consistently achieving impactful results in dynamic environments. Recognized for problem-solving abilities and innovative thinking in leveraging data to drive business decisions.