Indrakshi Consultants is a professional surveying and geotechnical firm based in Bikaner, Rajasthan, serving clients across India. Established in 2020, we specialize in land surveying, mapping, and soil testing for infrastructure, renewable energy, industrial, and real estate projects. We are certified by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, and registered as a Nagar Mitra with the Government of Rajasthan—affirming our credibility, public-service orientation, and adherence to rigorous technical standards.

Our team combines proven field experience with cutting-edge technology to deliver accurate, reliable, and timely results. Using GNSS/DGPS, total stations, UAV/drone photogrammetry, GIS workflows, and accredited geotechnical testing, we produce approval-ready datasets and clear reports that reduce project risks and accelerate decision-making. We are a trusted partner to both government and private clients, with strong capabilities in renewable energy—especially solar—where terrain understanding, precision, and speed are critical. We are actively supporting KUSUM Solar Power Plants across Rajasthan through integrated surveys and soil investigations tailored to site conditions.

Rahul Vyas Founder of  INDRAKSHI Consultants

Rahul Vyas serves as a Nagar Mitra (Registred Technical Person who can work as engg. between clients and rajasthan govt.) and a professional lead associated with Indrakshi Consultants, aligning municipal processes with technically robust surveying and documentation standards to support clearances and community-facing works. With a background in engineering and field practice, he bridges on-ground realities, statutory requirements, and geospatial evidence—helping translate survey data into actionable, compliant submissions for authorities and stakeholders. His role emphasizes transparent coordination, accurate records aligned to revenue/cadastral datasets, and practical solutions that keep projects moving while upholding safety, quality, and public interest.

1. Municipal interface: Guides documentation and submissions that reflect accurate boundaries, land-use constraints, and as-built conditions for smoother approvals.
2. Technical stewardship: Ensures surveys meet agreed tolerances, datums, and metadata requirements for defensible decision-making.
3. Community impact: Advocates for clear communication and responsible practices that minimize disruptions and safeguard utilities and public assets.
4. Problem-solving: Anticipates risks in terrain, access, and permissions; proposes methodical mitigations rooted in standards and field experience.
5. Continuous support: Remains accessible for clarifications, rechecks, and stakeholder sessions across planning, construction, and handover phases.