Sahil Sharma is a Software Engineer at an undisclosed employer. He focuses on themes related to agriculture and farming, while also delving into topics such as chemical engineering, environmental engineering, biotechnology, and the global economy. Sahil's work has been featured in various publications, including Medium, medianews4u.com, and EssentiallySports.
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Sahil Sharma's coverage mainly revolves around football (soccer), particularly focusing on player dynamics, team management, and international teams. His articles often feature opinion editorials, expert commentary, and exclusive insights.
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By: Sàhíl Shàrmá
India’s digital future is being rewritten not in Silicon Valley, but in Chennai, Bengaluru, and Pune.
While the conditions may not be always in our control, the mindset for a successful partner ecosystem can definitely be developed through practice.
By: Arman Khosravi, Gaoyuan Zhao, Ming-Yu Ngai, Loay Bedda, James Tarpo Jr., Sahil Sharma, Djamaladdin G. Musaev
Halogen bonding has emerged as a powerful yet underexplored tool for modulating radical reactivity. Here we demonstrate that halogen-bonding interactions between alkyl iodides and water can lower the C–I bond dissociation energy, enabling visible-light-induced photolysis to generate alkyl radicals under mild condit
By: Raghubir Singh, Subash Chandra Sahoo, Sahil Sharma, Varinder Kaur, Anshul Dutta
Cerium, a redox-active metal, along with secondary metal ions, creates highly functional mixed-metal MOFs. This review outlines recent advances in the synthetic methods and structural engineering of ...
By: Sahil Sharma
The implementation of GST Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) filing procedures has led to several practical and procedural uncertainties among taxpayers and professionals regarding appeal filing requirements.
By: Sahil Sharma, William Kranz, Nebraska Lincoln
Long-term economic analyses of variable rate irrigation (VRI) strategies were performed compared with uniform irrigation management (UIM) in a reference production field using the AquaCrop model. Five strategies to trigger irrigation were as follows: (Field Capacity-VRI, Driest Soil Trigger-VRI, Water Mining-VRI, Conventional Uniform Irrigation Management (CUIM) and field-averaged uniform method (Aggregated Uniform Irrigation Method, AUIM). Thirteen field distribution models were developed by varying the reference field's soil textures (the reference field had four different soil textures) to model field variability. Analyses were based on three cost factors (100%, 75%, and 50% of the current costs of VRI). Costs, feasibility, and profits were calculated considering irrigation strategies and field soil distributions. VRI was not feasible at present costs because an average annual irrigation reduction of 2.4% was not able to justify the 4% yearly loss as compared with CUIM, considering capital and operational costs. AUIM is a feasible strategy and showed $2907 annual savings with CUIM. VRI was effective in the field areas where water mining is practical, that is, fields with variability in high water holding capacity soils covering at least 60% of the field. A reduction of at least 25% in the initial costs was considered essential for VRI to be economically beneficial.
By: Sahil Sharma, Kartik Bhatt, Kishan Kumar
Author(s) Dr. Kartik Bhatt Dr. Sahil Sharma Dr. Kishan Kumar Country India Abstract
New Delhi, 27 th August 2026: LG Electronics India Limited (LGEIL) has been honoured with multiple product (10) wins at DIGIT India's Top Appliance Awards 2026, held at a gala ceremony in New Delhi.
