In a significant step towards sustainable agriculture and environmental innovation, Rajeev Singh, Founder & Managing Director of Sansar Green, is leading a collaborative initiative with IIT (ISM) Dhanbad to convert dry leaves from the institute campus into nutrient-rich organic manure enriched with beneficial microorganisms.

The initiative reflects a shared vision of turning campus green waste into a useful agricultural resource through science, microbial technology and practical implementation.

Rajeev Singh Discusses Project with IIT (ISM) Leadership

The proposed project was discussed in detail among Prof. Alok Kumar Das, Dean, CIIE, IIT (ISM) Dhanbad; Rajeev Singh of Sansar Green; Mrs. Anjana, District Agriculture Officer, Dhanbad; and Mrityunjay Sharma, Assistant Registrar, IIT (ISM) Dhanbad.

The discussion focused on developing a workable model for scientifically processing dry leaves and converting them into high-quality organic manure that can support soil health and sustainable farming.

From IIT Campus Waste to Valuable Agricultural Input

Under the proposed project, dry leaves collected from the IIT (ISM) Dhanbad campus will be scientifically decomposed and then enriched with nutrients and beneficial microorganisms.

The resulting manure may help improve soil organic matter, microbial activity, soil structure, moisture retention and root development, while also supporting efforts to reduce excessive dependence on chemical fertilisers.

For Rajeev Singh, the initiative represents a practical example of how scientific institutions and agri-enterprises can work together to create solutions with direct agricultural and environmental value.

Sansar Green to Invest in the Production Unit

A key feature of the proposed collaboration is the operational model.

Sansar Green will make the required investment in machinery, equipment, manpower, production and operations, while IIT (ISM) Dhanbad will provide the required space for setting up the production unit and storing the finished manure.

This arrangement combines IIT (ISM)’s institutional ecosystem with Sansar Green’s implementation and agricultural experience.

Benefits for Farmers and the Wider Community

The manure produced through the initiative is planned for use in the gardens, nurseries, plantations and landscaping areas of IIT (ISM) Dhanbad.

It is also proposed to be made available to farmers, nursery operators, gardening enthusiasts and the general public, extending the benefits of the project beyond the institute campus. Waste to Wealth Through Science and Agriculture

The project is strongly aligned with the Waste to Wealth concept.

Instead of treating dry leaves as waste or burning them, the initiative seeks to convert them into a productive organic resource, linking soil health, circular economy, environmental protection and sustainable agriculture.

If successfully implemented, the model could later be explored for adoption in educational institutions, government campuses, industrial areas, residential complexes and urban local bodies.

Building Practical Innovation with IIT (ISM) Dhanbad

For Rajeev Singh and Sansar Green, the initiative is an important step in strengthening collaboration with one of India’s leading technical institutions.

The project brings together IIT (ISM) Dhanbad’s academic and institutional ecosystem with Sansar Green’s focus on soil health, microbial technology and sustainable agriculture.

The larger objective is to show how simple environmental challenges can become scalable agricultural solutions through the right combination of research, entrepreneurship, and implementation.

“Innovation becomes meaningful when it moves from institutions to the field and creates practical value for farmers, soil and the environment.” — Rajeev Singh

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It was a proud moment for Sansar Green as its Founder & Managing Director, Mr. Rajeev Singh, jointly inaugurated the agricultural export workshop with the Director of Agriculture, Jharkhand, and the Director of SAMETI, Jharkhand, at Krishi Bhavan, SAMETI, Ranchi.

During the programme, Mr. Rajeev Singh presented the “Jharkhand Agriculture Export Roadmap 2030”, outlining a practical strategy to connect Jharkhand’s farmers and Farmer Producer Organisations with national and global markets.

The roadmap focused on identifying district-specific agricultural products, strengthening FPOs, improving quality standards, developing processing and packaging infrastructure, building cold-chain and storage facilities, and creating stronger market and export linkages.

The workshop, organised with the participation of SAMETI and APEDA, brought together Farmer Producer Organisations, agricultural officials and sector experts from across Jharkhand.

Mr. Singh highlighted the strong export potential of products such as potato, tamarind, mahua, mango, jackfruit, turmeric, chilli, tomato and other traditional agricultural produce of Jharkhand.

He emphasised that increasing production alone is not enough. Farmers and FPOs must also focus on quality certification, grading, processing, modern packaging, scientific storage, traceability and efficient supply chainsto compete in organised and international markets.

“Jharkhand’s farmers have the potential to reach global markets. Our task is to connect quality production with processing, certification, strong FPOs and reliable market linkages.” — Rajeev Singh

FPOs as the Backbone of Agricultural Export Growth

Mr. Rajeev Singh highlighted the central role of Farmer Producer Organisations in creating an export-oriented agricultural ecosystem.

FPOs can help small and marginal farmers aggregate produce, maintain quality standards, undertake grading and processing, and negotiate directly with institutional buyers, processors and exporters.

A stronger FPO ecosystem can reduce dependence on intermediaries, improve price realisation and create better market access for farmers.

District-Specific Export Strategy

A major recommendation of the roadmap was to identify the agricultural strengths of each district and prepare a separate export and marketing strategy for key products.

The proposed value-chain approach includes:

Production → Aggregation → Grading → Processing → Packaging → Storage → Certification → Market Linkage → Export

Such a structured system can help Jharkhand move from commodity-based agriculture towards higher-value and market-driven agricultural development.

Strengthening Infrastructure for Export

Mr. Singh stressed the need to build essential infrastructure closer to production areas, including:

• Cold-chain facilities
• Primary processing centres
• Pack houses
• Sorting and grading units
• Quality testing laboratories
• Scientific storage systems
• Export-compliant packaging
• Traceability systems
• Efficient logistics networks

These facilities can reduce post-harvest losses while improving product quality and farmer income.

Role of APEDA

The participation of APEDA was significant in helping farmers and FPOs better understand export procedures, international quality standards, certification, documentation, packaging requirements and global market expectations.

Mr. Singh underlined that farmers entering export markets need not only better production practices, but also knowledge of compliance, consistency and supply-chain management.

Technology and Digital Market Linkages

Sansar Green considers technology and digital market connectivity essential for the future of agricultural exports.

Digital platforms can connect FPOs with buyers, processors, institutional markets and exporters while providing better access to information on market demand, prices, quality specifications and procurement opportunities.

This can help farmers and producer organisations make more informed and market-oriented decisions.

Building a Strong Jharkhand Agricultural Identity

Mr. Rajeev Singh emphasised that Jharkhand has the potential to build a distinct agricultural identity based on its unique products, origin and quality.

With systematic branding, certification, processing and packaging, products from Jharkhand can gain stronger recognition in both national and international markets.

The long-term objective of the Jharkhand Agriculture Export Roadmap 2030 is to create a stronger ecosystem where farmers, FPOs, government institutions, processors, exporters and market partners work together.

For Sansar Green, the opportunity to jointly inaugurate the workshop and present this roadmap before FPO representatives from across Jharkhand marked an important milestone in its journey towards farmer empowerment, market linkage, agricultural innovation and rural entrepreneurship.

From Jharkhand’s farms to national and global markets — building stronger value chains, stronger FPOs and better opportunities for farmers.

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The participation of Mr. Rajeev Singh, Founder & Managing Director of Sansar Green, as an Industry Expert at the historic First Convocation of Babu Dinesh Singh University, Garhwa, received coverage across various media platforms and publications.

The convocation, held on 23 September 2026, brought together academic leaders, distinguished guests, faculty members, experts and graduating students. The event was graced by the Hon’ble Governor of Jharkhand, Shri Santosh Kumar Gangwar, as the Chief Guest.

Media coverage highlighted Mr. Singh’s participation in the convocation as well as his wider engagement with the university’s academic and technical teams.

Recognition Beyond the Convocation Ceremony

Mr. Rajeev Singh’s visit went beyond ceremonial participation.

During the programme, he interacted with university leadership and held meaningful discussions with the Agriculture Department and Engineering Department teams on opportunities for future collaboration.

The discussions covered areas including:

• Soil health and sustainable agriculture
• Biological and microbial-based farming solutions
• Farmer training and capacity building
• Agricultural entrepreneurship
• Agricultural mechanisation
• Digital and smart agriculture
• Engineering solutions for rural and agricultural challenges
• Student innovation and practical projects
• Research-to-field knowledge transfer
• University–industry–farmer collaboration

These interactions reflected a broader effort to connect academic expertise with real-world agricultural and rural development challenges.

Media Attention on University–Industry Collaboration

The media coverage also drew attention to the growing importance of stronger partnerships between universities, industry experts, researchers and farmers.

Sansar Green believes that university research can create greater social and economic value when scientific knowledge is translated into practical solutions for farmers, entrepreneurs and rural communities.

Mr. Singh emphasised that collaboration between Agriculture and Engineering disciplines can play a major role in shaping the future of farming.

Modern agriculture increasingly requires the integration of:

Biology • Engineering • Data • Digital Technology • Automation • Entrepreneurship

Such interdisciplinary approaches can help create practical, affordable and scalable solutions for Indian agriculture.

Connecting Academic Knowledge with Farmers

A significant aspect of the discussions was the possibility of building stronger linkages between university expertise and farming communities, including farmers in Giridih and other regions of Jharkhand.

The interaction explored ways in which technical guidance, expert sessions, farmer training, field demonstrations and knowledge-sharing initiatives could help make scientific expertise more accessible at the grassroots level.

Mr. Singh noted that the impact of research becomes much stronger when it moves beyond classrooms and laboratories and reaches people who can apply it in the field.

Growing Visibility for Sansar Green

Coverage of the event across various media platforms represents another important step in Sansar Green’s growing institutional and public visibility.

The recognition reflects the company’s continued engagement in areas such as:

Agricultural Innovation • Soil Health • Technology • Farmer Empowerment • Rural Entrepreneurship • Research Collaboration • Skill Development

Sansar Green continues to work towards creating stronger connections between scientific institutions, industry, entrepreneurs and farming communities.

A Platform for Future Collaboration

Participation in the First Convocation also created opportunities for dialogue with senior academicians and experts from different institutions.

These interactions reinforced Sansar Green’s belief that future progress in agriculture and rural development will depend on meaningful collaboration rather than isolated efforts.

Universities bring scientific knowledge and research capacity.

Industry brings implementation experience and market understanding.

Farmers bring practical knowledge and real-world challenges.

When these three come together, innovation can move from concept to measurable impact.

Media Coverage as Institutional Recognition

For Sansar Green, media coverage of Mr. Rajeev Singh’s participation is not viewed merely as publicity.

It represents recognition of a broader journey focused on building meaningful partnerships across agriculture, research, technology, education and entrepreneurship.

Such visibility also helps bring greater attention to the need for stronger knowledge transfer between academic institutions and the field.

Sansar Green remains committed to supporting partnerships that can convert research into solutions, technology into accessibility and knowledge into grassroots impact.

From university to field.
From research to application.
From collaboration to impact.

Media Coverage: Various print and digital media platforms
Event: First Convocation of Babu Dinesh Singh University, Garhwa
Event Date: 23 September 2026

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विज्ञान और मिट्टी का संगम: उषा मार्टिन यूनिवर्सिटी में ‘संसार ग्रीन’ के संस्थापक राजीव सिंह सम्मानित

पूर्वी भारत में टिकाऊ कृषि (Sustainable Agriculture) पर हो रही चर्चा एक नए मुकाम पर पहुंच गई है। हाल ही में, उषा मार्टिन यूनिवर्सिटी, रांची में ‘संसार ग्रीन’ और ‘हरित संसार’ के संस्थापक राजीव सिंह को आधिकारिक तौर पर सम्मानित किया गया। जैविक उत्पादों, मिट्टी के संरक्षण और किसानों के सशक्तिकरण में उनके अग्रणी कार्यों के लिए उन्हें यह सम्मान मिला। विश्वविद्यालय के नेतृत्व के साथ उनकी मुलाकात में झारखंड में टिकाऊ खेती के लिए भविष्य की रणनीति पर गहराई से विचार-विमर्श किया गया।

1. मिट्टी का विज्ञान: स्थानीय समाधान क्यों आवश्यक हैं?

2. शोध-आधारित जैविक समाधान (Research-Driven Organic Solutions)

• कस्टमाइज़्ड माइक्रो-इनपुट्स: मिट्टी की जैविक क्षमता को प्राकृतिक रूप से बहाल करने के लिए क्षेत्र-विशिष्ट बायो-इनपुट्स और सूक्ष्मजीव स्ट्रेन (Microbial strains) तैयार करना।
• सटीक सलाह (Precision Advisory): फसल-विशिष्ट मार्गदर्शन के साथ मिट्टी का परीक्षण, जिससे पैदावार में अधिक स्थिरता आ सके।
• बाजार तक सीधी पहुंच (End-to-End Market Access): ग्रामीण उत्पादकों और शहरी खरीदारों के बीच सीधा संपर्क बनाना ताकि किसानों की आर्थिक प्रगति सुनिश्चित हो सके।

3. कृषि को आजीविका और रोजगार के इंजन में बदलना

• स्थानीय बायो-फर्टिलाइजर और बायो-इनपुट उत्पादन इकाइयां।
• मूल्य संवर्धन (Value-addition), कृषि प्रसंस्करण (Processing) और पर्यावरण के अनुकूल पैकेजिंग उद्यम।
• एग्री-टेक (Agri-tech) सेवाएं, डायरेक्ट-टू-कंज्यूमर लॉजिस्टिक्स और स्मार्ट फार्मिंग स्टार्टअप्स।

  

4. “खेत से मंडी तक” (From Soil to Mandi)

“यह सम्मान केवल एक उपलब्धि नहीं है; बल्कि यह मुझे अधिक जिम्मेदारी और नई प्रेरणा देता है। मेरा सपना है कि झारखंड के किसान अपनी मिट्टी की वास्तविक क्षमता को समझें और विज्ञान, जैविक खेती और आधुनिक तकनीक के माध्यम से अधिक आत्मनिर्भर और समृद्ध बनें।”

आगे की राह (The Path Ahead)

उष्णजोशी भरे आतिथ्य, सम्मान और इस ज्ञानवर्धक संवाद के लिए उषा मार्टिन यूनिवर्सिटी का हार्दिक आभार।

स्वस्थ मिट्टी • समृद्ध किसान • हरा-भरा झारखंड

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A conversation on soil health, practical innovation and taking agricultural technology closer to the farmer

Dhanbad | 9 August 2026

What happens when a local agricultural challenge meets the expertise of one of India’s leading technical institutions?

That question was at the heart of a meaningful interaction between Rajeev Singh, Director of Sansar Green Mission Pvt. Ltd., and Prof. Sukumar Mishra, Director, IIT (ISM) Dhanbad, during the 20th Symposium on National Frontiers of Engineering (NatFoE) and Innovation in Manufacturing Practices (IMP) 2026.

The interaction brought together two important perspectives—scientific and technological expertise on one side, and field-oriented agricultural entrepreneurship on the other—with soil testing and farmer-focused technology at the centre of the conversation.

Turning a farm challenge into a technology opportunity

For farmers, understanding the condition of soil is fundamental to making better decisions about crops and nutrient management. Yet the value of soil science depends largely on how easily its information can be translated into practical action.

Rajeev Singh shared the concept of a soil-testing prototype being explored through Sansar Green Mission. The idea is focused on making soil assessment more practical and accessible while helping farmers understand their soil requirements in a simpler way.

The discussion with Prof. Sukumar Mishra explored how technology can potentially bridge the gap between scientific soil assessment and everyday farm-level decision-making.

Technology must work for the farmer

A central theme of the interaction was the importance of farmer-centric innovation.

Agricultural technology can have a meaningful impact only when it addresses an actual problem faced by farmers. Solutions therefore need to combine scientific reliability with simplicity, practicality and ease of use.

Rajeev Singh emphasised the importance of developing technology around the farmer rather than expecting farmers to adapt to complicated technology.

The objective is to make scientific information more understandable and actionable so that farmers can use it while planning crop nutrition and soil management.

A national platform for a local idea

The interaction took place at IIT (ISM) Dhanbad during a national symposium that brought together scientists, researchers, academicians, engineers, industry representatives and innovators from across India.

For Rajeev Singh, the event provided an opportunity to take an agricultural technology concept emerging from Giridih into a wider scientific and technological ecosystem.

The significance goes beyond one meeting. It demonstrates how ideas originating from smaller cities and districts can enter conversations taking place at premier national institutions.

Connecting science with the field

One of the larger challenges in agricultural innovation is creating a strong connection between research and practical farming.

Scientific institutions generate knowledge and technologies, while farmers face real-world challenges every day. Agricultural entrepreneurs can play an important role in connecting these two worlds.

The conversation between Prof. Sukumar Mishra and Rajeev Singh reflects the potential of such connections—where engineering, research, entrepreneurship and agriculture can come together around a specific field-level problem.

Why soil testing matters

Soil is more than the medium in which crops grow. Its physical, chemical and biological characteristics influence nutrient availability, crop performance and long-term agricultural sustainability.

Better access to soil information can help farmers make more informed decisions and avoid indiscriminate nutrient application.

The soil-testing concept being explored by Rajeev Singh aims to contribute to this approach by making soil-related information more useful at the farmer level.

Jharkhand’s emerging AgriTech potential

The interaction also highlights the growing potential of Jharkhand as a centre for agricultural entrepreneurship and innovation.

Giridih and other districts across the state have agricultural challenges that can become opportunities for locally relevant technology development.

When entrepreneurs from these regions engage with institutions such as IIT (ISM) Dhanbad, it creates opportunities for knowledge exchange, technical guidance, research collaboration and further innovation.

Beyond a meeting

The significance of the interaction lies not only in the exchange of ideas but in the possibilities that such conversations can create.

For Sansar Green Mission, the direction is towards developing agricultural solutions that are scientifically informed but firmly connected to farmers’ needs.

For Rajeev Singh, the journey from Giridih to a national technology platform is part of a broader effort to bring agricultural challenges into conversations around science, engineering and innovation.

Looking towards the next step

The soil-testing concept will require continued technical development, validation and field-oriented refinement before its wider application.

The interaction at IIT (ISM) Dhanbad provides an important platform for exchanging perspectives and exploring how agricultural technology can become more relevant, accessible and useful for farmers.

As India looks towards technology-driven and sustainable agriculture, the convergence of scientific institutions, entrepreneurs and farmers will become increasingly important.

The message from Giridih is simple: innovation should not stop at identifying a problem—it should move towards creating a solution that works in the field.

Better soil knowledge. Better decisions. Better agriculture.

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A farmer awareness and training program was organized in the mango orchard region of Gandey in Giridih district, Jharkhand, where environmentalist and agriculture expert Rajeev Singh interacted with local farmers on issues related to soil health, plant nutrition, and sustainable farming practices.

During the interaction, farmers expressed concerns regarding low fruit production in mango plants despite healthy vegetative growth. Rajeev Singh visited the orchard fields and discussed the importance of soil quality, balanced nutrients, irrigation management, organic matter, and proper plant care for improving fruiting and long-term orchard productivity.

He explained that healthy soil plays a crucial role in plant growth and fruit development. According to him, maintaining soil biological activity, moisture balance, and essential micronutrients is necessary for achieving better agricultural output through sustainable farming methods.

As part of the field study, Sonali Sharma, Lab In-Charge at SIARD Research Institute, collected soil samples from the orchard area for scientific analysis to identify nutrient deficiencies and soil-related issues affecting plant health.

During the program, CA Rakesh Kumar also addressed farmers on agricultural marketing, branding, and value addition. He guided farmers on how digital platforms, local market networks, and farmer producer groups can help improve farm income and market access.

The program witnessed active participation from local farmers, who showed interest in adopting natural farming, soil restoration practices, and sustainable agriculture techniques.

Harit Sansar and SIARD Research Institute stated that they will continue working with farming communities on ecological restoration, soil improvement, plantation drives, water conservation, and rural development initiatives across Jharkhand.

“Healthy soil, healthy plants, and prosperous farmers form the foundation of a sustainable and self-reliant future,” Rajeev Singh said.

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In a proud moment for Jharkhand’s startup ecosystem, Rajeev Singh, Founder and Director of Sansar Green Mission Pvt. Ltd., represented the state as an Invited Industry Expert at IInvenTiv 2026, India’s premier Research & Development (R&D) Fair, held on 6–7 April 2026 at the Indian Institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines), Dhanbad.

The prestigious national event, organized under the Ministry of Education, Government of India, brought together leading scientists, researchers, innovators, startups, investors, policymakers, industry leaders, and academic institutions from across the country. The objective of IInvenTiv 2026 was to accelerate technology commercialisation, strengthen industry-academia collaboration, and showcase India’s research excellence to the world.

Honoured as an Invited Industry Expert

Rajeev Singh was among the distinguished professionals invited to participate as an Industry Expert, recognising his contributions to sustainable agriculture, biofertilizers, microbial technologies, and innovation-led rural development through Sansar Green Mission.

His invitation reflects the growing recognition of Jharkhand-based entrepreneurs who are creating impactful solutions in agriculture and environmental sustainability through research-driven innovation.

Networking Dinner Hosted by the Director of IIT (ISM)

The event commenced with an exclusive networking dinner hosted by the Director of IIT (ISM) Dhanbad, bringing together invited Industry Experts, scientists, startup founders, institutional heads, researchers, investors, and senior government representatives.

Rajeev Singh attended the gathering, where he engaged in meaningful discussions with some of India’s leading innovators and academic leaders. Conversations focused on research commercialisation, startup incubation, technology transfer, sustainable agriculture, and building stronger partnerships between industry and academia.

The interaction provided an excellent opportunity to exchange ideas and explore future collaborations aimed at transforming scientific research into scalable solutions for society.

Representing Jharkhand on a National Stage

Throughout the two-day event, Rajeev Singh actively interacted with researchers, faculty members, entrepreneurs, students, and technology developers from premier institutions across India.

He visited numerous research exhibits and innovation pavilions featuring cutting-edge technologies in:

• Sustainable Agriculture
• Biofertilizers and Microbial Technologies
• Artificial Intelligence
• Environmental Sustainability
• Climate-Smart Farming
• Water and Soil Conservation
• Clean Energy
• Advanced Manufacturing
• Rural Development
• Deep-Tech and Startup Innovations

The exhibition showcased how Indian research institutions are developing technologies to address real-world challenges while creating opportunities for entrepreneurship and economic growth.

Advocating Research for Farmers

As the founder of Sansar Green Mission, Rajeev Singh emphasized the importance of ensuring that scientific research reaches farmers and rural communities.

He discussed opportunities for collaboration with researchers and innovators in areas such as:

• Technology transfer
• Commercialization of agricultural research
• Bio-based crop nutrition
• Natural farming solutions
• Soil health management
• Farmer-centric innovation
• Startup partnerships

He highlighted that strong collaboration between universities, research institutions, startups, and industry is essential for developing affordable and sustainable agricultural technologies that improve productivity while protecting the environment.

Rajeev Singh’s Message

Speaking during the event, Rajeev Singh said:

“Innovation creates real value only when research reaches the people who need it most. Platforms like IInvenTiv connect researchers, startups, industries, and policymakers to accelerate technology adoption and solve real-world challenges. It is a privilege to represent Jharkhand as an Invited Industry Expert at such a prestigious national platform. I believe collaboration between science, entrepreneurship, and industry will shape the future of sustainable agriculture in India.”

Strengthening Industry–Academia Collaboration

InvenTiv 2026 highlighted India’s commitment to promoting innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology commercialisation by bringing together the country’s leading educational institutions, industries, startups, and investors under one platform.

For Rajeev Singh, the event served as an important opportunity to establish new partnerships, exchange knowledge, and identify technologies that can be translated into practical solutions for Indian agriculture through Sansar Green Mission.

A Proud Achievement for Jharkhand

Rajeev Singh’s participation as an Invited Industry Expert is a significant milestone not only for Sansar Green Mission but also for Jharkhand’s growing innovation ecosystem. His presence at one of India’s most prestigious research and innovation platforms reflects the increasing contribution of the state’s entrepreneurs to national development.

With a vision to bridge the gap between scientific research and practical farming solutions, Rajeev Singh continues to champion sustainable agriculture, innovation, and technology-driven rural development. His participation at IInvenTiv 2026 reinforces Jharkhand’s emergence as a state contributing meaningfully to India’s innovation journey and the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047.

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