Harcourt Butler Technological Institute - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

  • Dr. Devendra Kumar, Founder - Centre of Science for Villages and was hailed as ‘Doyen’ of ‘Appropriate Technology’ in India
  • Mr. Mayank Sharma, "World's Best Product developer” (Stevie - the American International Business Award- 2004)
  • Mr. Sunil Agarwal,Co-founder & Whole time director, Kamdhenu Ispat Ltd.
  • Hari Mohann Kansal, Director and CEO of Uflex Group Company (a US$800 million turnover)
  • Dinesh J. Shahra, Managing Director, Ruchi Soya Industries Limited
  • JAVED HUSAIN, Managing Director,MUEZ-HEST
  • DINESH AGARWAL, FOUNDER & CEO, IndiaMART.com
  • Atul Saraya, Director (Power), BHEL
  • Anu Garg, Founder(words at wordsmith.org)
  • Raj Senani, Director NSIT,New Delhi
  • Anurag Mishra -HOD Physics Allen Career Instute, Kota
  • Rajesh Kumar Srivastava,CEO - Fine Chemicals & CRAMS at Jubilant Life Sciences Limited, Noida India
  • Prof.Sattar Husain,Chairman,Department of Chemical Engineering,Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology,Aligarh Muslim University
  • Prof.Mohammad Idrees,Chairman,Department of Chemical Engineering, AMU,Aligarh
  • Shishir Sinha, Associate Prof. IIT/R
  • Pramod Rajput,Technical Director at NIC, Dept of IT, Min of Communication & IT, Govt Of India
  • Dr. P.K. Bajpai,Distinguished Professor & Dean (Research & Sponsored Projects) Thapar University
  • Mr. Dinesh K. Singh,Associate Project Director, Human Space Flight Program,ISRO
  • Mr. Ashish Bakshi, Country Head – India Operations, BenQ
  • Mr.Sudhir Kant,President, Millipore, India
  • Vijay Vir Singh Yadav, S D O UP Irrigation Department, Government of Uttar Pradesh

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