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C. P. Kumar – Hydrologist and Researcher
C. P. Kumar is an Indian hydrologist and retired scientist, formerly serving as Scientist ‘G’ at the National Institute of Hydrology (NIH) in Roorkee, India.[1] Over his career, he made significant contributions to groundwater hydrology, environmental assessments, and the management of water resources. His research has focused on understanding the dynamics of groundwater recharge, environmental impacts of water extraction, and water quality management in India.[2]
Kumar's work has been published in several peer-reviewed scientific journals and conference proceedings.[3] He has contributed to hydrological modeling and assessment projects, working with both national and international scientific communities to address water scarcity and environmental sustainability issues.[4]
Research Contributions
Kumar’s research includes extensive work on groundwater modeling, environmental impact assessments (EIA), and water resource management.[5] He has been involved in numerous projects aimed at improving water sustainability practices in India, particularly in regions facing water stress due to over-extraction and pollution.[6] His contributions to the field have been acknowledged by the Indian scientific community, and he has presented at several national and international conferences related to hydrology and environmental science.[7]
Publications
Kumar has authored and co-authored several technical reports and research papers on hydrology, groundwater modeling, and environmental studies.[8] His scientific work has been cited in multiple studies that focus on hydrological issues in India and globally.[9]
Books
In addition to his scientific endeavors, C. P. Kumar has self-published several books on spiritual topics.[10] However, these writings are distinct from his scientific career and focus on personal interests rather than academic contributions. His self-published books explore spiritual healing, personal growth, and holistic health, which he promotes as a separate aspect of his life.[11]
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