Ashish Dabral

Ashish Dabral Born on 2 July 1983, is a noted philosopher, motivator and highly efficient in Information Technology project management. He has implemented various IT projects in different countries including 22 Million Saudi Riyals IT project in Saudi Arabia. He is the founder of a non profit organisation named OMSOHAM website that works for education, environmental research, human empowerment and Indian cultural restoration.
Early life
Ashish Dabral born in village Timli of district Pauri Garhwal in Uttar Pradesh (Present Uttaranchal) state and completed his primary schooling from Dehradun (Present capital of Uttaranchal). He completed his graduation from HNB Garhwal University in 2002.
Ashish Dabral was a part of National Cadet Corps (NCC) from 1998 to 2000 and participated in Indian Republic Day Parade on 26th January 2000. He attended more than 14 camps and selected for basic leadership camp and republic day camps. In 2000 he was awarded by Chief of the Army Staff, General Ved Prakash Malik and Governor of Uttar Pradesh for representation of Uttar Pradesh NCC at national level. In later 2002 Dabral completed MCSE (Microsoft Certification)and later Cisco Certification in 2003.
Biography
Dabral started his career with VS Silicon Educational India Pvt Ltd, a Dehradun based company and travelled across country during this period. Later he joined JK Organisation at Rajasthan and attended a course on Fiber Optic Technology at STQCWebsite, Department of Information Technology of Government of India.
In June 2006 Ashish joined Foster Wheeler Arabia Ltd and worked for its Sharq 3rd expansion project, a 2.28 billion dollars petrochemical project in Jubail industrial city. Ashish Dabral designed, coordinated and deployed Information Technology project that included setting up Directorate office and PMC's IT infrastructure that includes Samsung Engineering, The Linde Group, Stone and Webster and Foster Wheeler. Later in May 2008 Dabral joined Aditya Birla Group as assistent manager and for and rolled out more than 24 branches of Birla Sun Life Asset Management Company across India.
Ashish Dabral designed and developed an intranet portal and proposed Distributed File System project for Birla Sun Life AMC Limited.
Dabral visited to holy Omkareshwar temple in March 2008 with a French scholar Emilie Cremin and observed the treditions, values and beliefs of Indian culture very closely. Later he submitted a document to OM Shanti Mandiram, based at Columbia, USA about his holy visit and received a letter of appreciation from director of OM Shanti Mandriam Dr. Murari Lal Nagar for his work done on Omkareshwar and finding new facts of Govindeshwara cave.
Social Organization for Human Activity Management (OMSOHAM)
Ashish Dabral formed a NGO named OMSOHAM in October 2009 with the help of Om Shanti Mandiram,website Columbia, USA, to improve present situation of Indian culture and the people of India. He observed that India has still not achieved complete independence and there are various politicians, bureaucrats and mafia in India who are ruling present India. People of India wants to get out of it but they are forced to live with it. Most of the Indian companies are still following the old system (tendency to rule people).
Another major aim of OMSOHAM is to take anicient indian culture heritage to new heights as there are many temples across India that are thousands years old but are simply neglected by government and people of India.
Works and Projects
OMSOHAM NGO is actively participating in environmental campaigns and working on various new projects for rural education and human empowerment. OMSOHAM has decided to start its own education schools by 2011 with the help of international trusts and corporate groups.
OMSOHAM is also working with a Sanskrit School (kyunkaleshwar) based at Pauri Garhwal in Uttaranchal to improve the quality of Sanskrit education and to provide updated technological education to its students. OMSOHAM is also working to adopt various other Sanskrit School's in the reagion.

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