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VISHWAKARMA (Online Monthly E-Journal of Construction Industry Development Council)

Construction Industry Development Council

Vol – 8, Issue –I E – Journal of CIDC January, 2019

CIDC E-JOURNAL

Dr. P.R. Swarup, Director General CIDC signed a MoU with VVIT, Nambur in Guntur District of

Andhra Pradesh to develop CIDC skill development facility in VVIT Campus.

Glimpses of “No Dig India Show” hosted and organised by the Indian Society for Trenchless Technology (INDSTT) on 14th and 15th December 2018 in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, INDIA.

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Vol – 8, Issue -I E – Journal of CIDC January, 2019

CIDC – Activities:

No Dig India Show, 2018: Advancing Trenchless

Standardization

Indian Society for Trenchless Technology (INDSTT) organized its flagship annual events “No Dig

India Show” International Conference and Exhibition on Advancing Trenchless Standardization on

14th and 15th December at CIDCO Exhibition Centre, Vashi, Navi Mumbai. The theme of this year’s

event was Advancing Trenchless Standardization.

The show was inaugurated with a big bang in a glittering function by Dr. P.R. Swarup, Chairman,

IndSTT. Mr. Chandu Sambasiva Rao, Member RERA, Andhra Pradesh was chief guest on this

occasion. The inaugural session was addressed by Mr. Vidyadhar Vengurlekar, Charted Engineer,

NJS Engineers India Pvt. Ltd., Dr. Mo. Ehsani, QuakeWrap, Arizona University, Arizo-na, Mr. Glenn

Halstead, Managing Director, Digital Control Incorporation, USA and Mr. Jiang Zhi Guang, Managing

Director, Jiangsu Dilong Heavy Machinery Co. Ltd.

After the inaugural session, two-day exhibition and technical sessions started. There were 12

technical session organized to discuss the challenges and opportunities of the technology and also



about the latest available technology.

The show was attended by over 1000

delegates of the Industry. These

delegates took an account of new

tools, equipment and latest technology

of trenchless engineering. This is the

first time IndSTT organized this event

in the western part of the country to

promote trenchless Technology in

other regions of the country too.

The Exhibition was a great success

wherein 95 stands & open display

space of various Trenchless equipment and products were displayed by the exhibitors. Total of

twenty-five HDD rigs were put on live demonstration by the exhibitors along with live demonstration

of other trenchless equipment. The exhibition was visited by numbers of visitors who got

the first -hand information and feel of the various Trenchless equipment and their usage.

The distinguished speakers of different session in “No Dig India Show” were Dr. Mohammad Najafi,

Director, CUIRE, Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, The University of Texas, Arlington,

USA, Mr. Hans Jürgen König, Director, Asia Pacific, Saertex multicom, Mr. Sean Lim, General

Manager, Sekisui Singapore Pte Ltd., Dr. Heinz Plum, Managing Director, Bohrtec GmbH, Dr.

Sanjay Rana, Managing Director, Parsan Overseas (P) Ltd, Dr. Niranjan Swarup, Director General,

Indian Society for Trenchless Technology (INDSTT), Mr. Vidyadhar Vengurlekar, Dr. Mo. Ehsani,

QuakeWrap, Mr. Hans Blok, Business Development Manager, Brownline, Mr. Ehteshamul Haque,

General Manager, DCI India Pvt. Ltd., Mr. Parthi Van, Ms. Seema Vaidya, Vice President Marketing

& Engineering, EPP Composites Pvt.

Ltd. and Mr. Tarit Kumar Mukherjee,

Retired Chief Engineer, Kolkata

Municipal Corporation.



CIDC to set up skill Training Centre at Guntur

Giving a fillip to employment generation in engineering stream, CIDC is setting up a training centre

at Vasireddy Venkatadri Institute of Technology (VVIT) near Nambur in Guntur district of Andhra

Pradesh.

In this regard CIDC signed a Memorandum of understanding (MoU) with VVIT on 6th December,

2018. Dr. P.R. Swarup DG, CIDC and Vasireddy Vidyasagar, Chairman, VVIT signed the MoU on

behalf of their respective

organisation. Dr. Y Mallikharajuna

Reddy, Principal VVIT and Smt.

Mullapudi Renuka, Director, APRERA

were also present on this occasion.

CIDC opted for VVIT to locate it’s

training centre after inspecting the

available infrastructure in the college.

CIDC Director General Dr. PR

Swarup said the construction sector

required skilled candidates but is

struggling to get quality personnel. He

said providing skill development

training to the youth would help the market to get the best candidates.

He said the skill development training would be a joint initiative of the Andhra Pradesh government,

CIDC and VVIT. Andhra Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (AP RERA) governing council

member Dr. Chandu Sambasivudu said the chief minister sh. N Chandrababu Naidu is very

particular about providing skill development training to unemployed youths.

He said they have started special programmes for the youth at the time of pursuing professional

courses in order to make the job fit by the time they passed out of the college with degree.



11th CIDC Vishwakarma Awards – Quick roundup

The final extension for submission of applications for

11th CIDC Vishwakarma Awards has come to a

close on 15th of December 2018 and drew

enthusiastic response for across the country.

Scrutiny for the applications has happened and 25

teams of two evaluators are criss-crossing the nation

since end October to visit project sites and interact

with management of various organizations to

Management Interactions complete the due diligence process for the awards.

Till date we have completed 56% of the site visits / management interactions and the balance are

scheduled to be completed in time for the Jury meetings to be convened in February 2019 for

preparation of the Awardee Lists.

As a departure from the past, this year onwards, the screening tests for the Artisans and Supervisors

are being conducted at their respective work sites / clusters and teams of expert trainers / testers

will start moving in the field to complete the assessments in January 2019.

The Jury review meeting was held on 3rd December 2018 at New Delhi to review the progress and

take stock of the program preparedness. The Jury congratulated CIDC Team VKA for deftly handling

the challenges and their strict adherence to the award activities and timelines.

Based on the feedback from applicants and complexities in the logistics involved, the regional

ceremonies scheduled for Bhubaneshwar and

Nagpur have been withdrawn. A singular ceremony

like previous years will be held at New Delhi on 7th

March 2019 to honour the awardees.

This being the premier award for the industry, the

competition particularly is stiff two hotly contested

categories of Best projects and Achievement award

for Health Safety and Environment (HSE) which has

seen participation of projects from all leading construction Site Interactions

companies. Being the only award that focuses on honouring the unsung heroes – the grass root

construction workers, the brochure tag line also encourages participation of Women in Construction

by its tag line “Women are encouraged to apply”.



Centre’s corner

VKP, Faridabad: Industrial internship programme for

B.Tech

A batch of 14 students of B Tech Civil from CV Raman College of Engineering, Bhubaneswar,

Odisha came to CIDC’s training centre Vishwakarma Pratham at Faridabad on 3rd December

2018. They joined our Six Months Industrial internship Programme. They will be given one-

month training, mainly focusing on practical, hands on, higher component of theoretical training,

latest tools, plant & equipment, safety health & environment, soft skills, ancillary knowledge

followed by site visits.

To start with they have to construct a wall with cement mortar. They had to do the measurement

& layout, foundation excavation, brick work in sub-structure & super structure. They also have

to do plastering, welding, bar-bending with their hands to fully understand the process and

calculate the productivity maintaining safety & quality. They have to survey the area using Total

Station which they had not used earlier. They will also be taken to working sites of Shapoorji

Pallonji at Pragati Maidan to give them exposer of actual working conditions and understand

the expectations of the employers. It gave them immense confidence and made them look

forward to the real world of construction.



AAI New Batch

AAI, 7th batch was inaugurated on 20th December, 2018. Kit bags, study material and safety kits

were distributing by Dr. Shuchita Kumar, Director (Projects). Prof. (Er.) B R Chauahn, Er. Vijay

Singh, Mr. S N Singh & Mr. S K Singh were also present on this occasion.

Training of Trainers Program (TOT)

To upgrade the knowledge & skill of our training staff of different training centers. CIDC

organized a 6 days TOT program where the Trainers were taught about latest tools and technics

of the construction industry, modern plants and equipment, new safety, health & environment

standard, new and latest building materials and Laboratory techniques and hands on practice

followed by site visit at RMC plant. On the successful completion of the program all participants

get their certificates from DG Sir.



Gorakhpur: Talent Search Competition 2018 For last five years, Construction

Industry Development Council (CIDC)

and Vikas Institute of Engineering &

Technology (VIET), Gorakhpur are

jointly organizing a “Talent Search

Competition” for the students of

around 200 schools and colleges of 10

major districts of eastern UP. Main

objective of this yearly event is to gauge

the engineering and scientific aptitude

of the higher secondary students and to appreciate and encourage their talent. The competition

is conducted in two levels, junior level for class 10th students and senior level for class 12th

students.

This time the ‘’Talent Search Competition was organized on 23rd December. More than 2000

students from around 125 schools and colleges from ten major districts of eastern UP

participated in this competition. Members from the respected educational community like

Principals and teachers of different colleges were made observer for this competition. At senior

level first prize winner will get Rs 15,000, second prize winner will get Rs 7,500 and the third

prize winner will receive Rs 5,000. At junior level first prize winner will receives Rs 7,500, second

prize winner will get Rs. 5000 and the third prize winner will get Rs. 2,500.

In both category 25 participants each will receive Rs. 500 as consolation prize. All these prizes

will



accompanied by the certificate also.

Winners of this talent search competition will be awarded in a glittering event organized in

January, 2019 at VIET, Gorakhpur.

Placement Meet

To give quality and good

employment opportunity

to the trainees of Airport

Authority of India

sponsored skill

development programme,

CIDC organize placement

meet time to time for

reputed employer in its

campus. In this meet

employer and trainees get

an opportunity to meet and

select.

In this regard CIDC, Gorakhpur organized a campus placement meet on 08th Dec, 2018 for Vikas

Buildtech Pvt. Ltd. Mr Niraj Kumar, General Manager, Vikas Buildtech Pvt. Ltd. interacted with

students and selected 13 trainees who got an employment opportunity with the company.

VKT, Dhaulana, Ghaziabad: Campus Recruitment Drive

L&W Construction Pvt Ltd organised a campus recruitment drive at VKT Dhaulana on 3rd

December, 2018 where 75 trainees selected by the company officials and they got an

opportunity to work with



the company. Total 109 trainees participated in this interview. An orientation session also

organized by the company prior to this interview. Where, company y’s H R manager Shri

Narendra Saini interacted with the students. After this orientation session company’s official

took a formal interview to induct eligible candidates.

Other Placement

❖ Six students of land survey trade got selected by the Ridings Consulting Engineers India

Ltd, Noida for their project. These students will get an annual package of Rs. 1.5 lakh approx.

❖ Four students of BMLT trade selected by the Apco Infratech, Haryana for their project in

Andhra Pradesh. These students were offered an annual salary of Rs. 1.20 Lakh with

boarding and lodging free.

❖ 17 students of electrician trade joined Lumax Industries Ltd, Maharashtra for their project

located at Bawal in Haryana. They were offered an annual salary package of Rs. One Lakh

with free boarding and lodging facility.



Health check-up Camp

CIDC is not an organisation only but a family too. We just don’t work together but we support,

take care and respect each other as family members. Students and trainees are an integral part

of this family. So, like any family we too

give top priority to the health of our

family members. To monitor the health

of trainees at a regular interval, we

organise health check - up camp time to

time at our training centres. In this

regard VKT Dhaulana centre organised

a health check - up camp on 22nd

December. The doctors and

paramedical staffs from Dhaulana Govt.

hospital conducted this health check -

up camp.

In house sports activity

CIDC take care of their trainees and students as a family member. So, CIDC focus in overall

development of their students, So, every centres organise in house sports and cultural activities

at a regular interval. In this regard an in house games competition was organised at Dhaulana

centre on 10th December’18. A prize distribution ceremony was also organized to reward the

winners.



Visits

CIDC Internship Program for engineering students is now very popular and point of discussion

among the engineering students. To gauge the preparation and facility people from different

engineering collages come here regularly. In this regard Head of the Department of Civil

Engineering of Ajay Kumar Garg Engineering College, Ghaziabad Prof K. Kamal visited VKT,

Dhaulana on 6th December.

Sidhauli, Sitapur

CIDC believes in repaying to the country and society. We received so much from our country

and society and build up our self but there are fellow citizens who are left behind and it is

every country men’s duty to contribute towards society.

Keeping this tradition CIDC is busy in Holistic Development of Human Resource in

construction Industry. Besides, we with our partner organisation do various activities for

the weaker section of the Society. Recently we made community toilets in Sidhauli, Sitapur

and handed over it to the society.



Golaghat: Khumtai MLA Mrinal Saikia visited CIDC Centre

Mr. Mrinal Sakia, the BJP MLA from Khumtai visited CIDC Golaghat training centre at Golaghat

Engineering College Campus. and given some comments on 28.12.2018. Mr. Saikia somehow came

to know about AAI- CIDC Skill Development programme for North east. So he came to see more

about the programme.

He came to see the facility and to understand the process and how CIDC is showing pathway to

come out of poverty to the common man. Mr. Saikia interacted with the students and faculty and

very much impressed with our programme. He appreciated the efforts of CIDC and assured to take

care of any hurdles for this programme.



Christmas celebration

CIDC work constantly for the promotion of equality among all and believes in respecting

everyone irrespective of their cast or religion. CIDC celebrates all festivals with the same

enthusiasm and vigour. This year Christmas was celebrated in a vibrant environment at all

training centres of CIDC on 25th Dec, 2018.

Christmas is for the joy, for giving and sharing, for laughter and to promote togetherness.

Gorakhpur centre organized a cultural event, where students depict a story about ‘The Birth of

Jesus’ which had a fusion of songs and dances. At the end of the program Santa Clause arrived

and filled the entire crowd with joy and happiness. The delightful celebrations included various

activities. All the trainees enjoyed the beats of “Jingle Bells.” Cakes and sweets were

distributed to all.

GORAKHPUR

FARIDABAD



BOKARO

RANCHI



RAMSAPUR, AMETHI

Swachhata Abhiyan

Personal hygiene and cleanliness is an integral part of the CIDC Holistic Human Resource

Development Programme. We believe that cleanliness and making Swachchh Bharat Abhiyan

need a behaviour change in country folks. CIDC developed this habits among all the participants

of CIDC run programme.

On every Saturday our students/trainees organise cleanliness drive in surrounding areas of the

training Centres. Many visiting VIPs have noticed it and appreciated our efforts.

BOKARO



RAMSAPUR, AMETHI

GOLAGHAT

RANCHI



KOKRAJHAD

DHAULANA

JORHAT











CONSTRUCTION COST INDICES – December, 2018:

CCI – December 2018 Base - 100.00 October 2007

S. No.

Market Building

CCI Road CCI

Bridge CCI

Dam CCI

Power CCI

Railway CCI

Mineral Plant CCI

Medium Industry

CCI

Transmission CCI

Urban Infra CCI

Maintenance CCI

1 Agartala 144.57 145.28 141.46 144.46 143.55 145.41 143.4 139.64 142.27 138.52 137.35

2 Agra 146.39 147.71 142.92 146.26 144.93 146.98 144.55 141.06 143.96 140.13 138.29

3 Ahmedabad 144.23 146.72 143.19 146.08 143.66 144.77 144.09 139.56 140.99 139.59 140.97

4 Aizawl 144.85 146.83 141.03 144.71 143.01 145.16 142.32 139.27 142.33 138.49 135.94

5 Ajmer 146.97 149.53 144.16 147.73 146.16 148.32 145.63 142.31 145.33 141.45 139.24

6 Allahabad 146.4 147.02 143.3 146.29 145.38 147.28 145.28 141.41 144.09 140.3 139.23

7 Ambala 145.18 147.44 141.88 145.47 143.87 146 143.27 140.1 143.14 139.27 136.9

8 Amritsar 144.05 145.95 140.94 144.36 142.96 144.99 142.49 139.16 142.04 138.25 136.26

9 Anand 143.69 147.54 144.57 146.37 144.48 144.8 144.51 141.23 143.72 140.82 141

10 Ankaleswar 142.31 147.45 145.39 146.42 144.25 143.73 144.49 141.32 143.6 141.17 142.35

11 Asansol 146.26 145.93 143.7 146.16 145.89 147.56 146.17 141.77 144.12 140.4 140.38

12 Bengaluru 142.74 146.89 139.26 145.64 143.86 142.83 143.09 138.14 140.76 136.25 135.78

13 Bhopal 146.12 147.2 141.82 146.67 144.42 145.84 144.13 140.29 142.66 138.81 137.84

14 Bhubhaneswar 144.67 144.35 141.15 145.22 143.89 144.96 144.16 139.58 141.47 137.76 138.3

15 Bodhgaya 145.22 145.16 142.53 145.12 144.69 146.42 144.87 140.64 143.07 139.35 139.04

16 Chandigarh 144.9 146.99 141.7 145.2 143.7 145.79 143.18 139.91 142.88 139.04 136.85

17 Chennai 141.78 142.17 136.35 141.81 141.04 142.57 140.97 134.55 137.02 132.17 135.62

18 Cochin 142.98 144.01 138.52 143.32 142.27 143.76 142.13 136.52 139.09 134.56 136.88

19 Coimbatore 144.15 145.82 140.68 144.79 143.52 144.9 143.31 138.49 141.12 136.98 138.12

20 Delhi 149.38 151.42 145.44 149.24 147.45 149.72 146.78 143.64 146.79 142.83 140.23

21 Dhanbad 145.82 145.4 143.32 145.72 145.49 147.15 145.83 141.38 143.71 140.01 140.08

22 Faridabad 147.26 148.93 143.59 147.13 145.58 147.73 145.04 141.75 144.76 140.88 138.67

23 Gangtok 142.94 144.86 139.16 142.78 141.07 143.24 140.43 137.39 140.44 136.63 134.12

24 Guwahati 144.29 143.77 141.87 144.21 144.08 145.66 144.44 139.98 142.2 138.55 138.76

25 Haridwar 144.57 150.46 144.77 148.46 146.79 148.98 146.17 142.96 146.03 142.1 139.72

26 Hyderabad 142.95 143.06 138.24 144.15 141.43 142.03 141.52 136.98 138.58 134.83 135.47

27 Imphal 146.03 148.83 143.29 146.9 145.27 147.43 144.69 141.47 144.52 140.63 138.29

28 Indore 144.53 145.12 140.05 145.39 142.95 143.95 142.82 138.64 140.62 136.83 136.67

29 Itanagar 145.43 147.84 142.15 145.81 144.15 146.32 143.53 140.37 143.44 139.58 137.12

30 Jabalpur 143.75 144.1 139.15 144.77 142.18 143.01 142.16 137.82 139.62 135.83 136.07

31 Jaipur 145.49 146.7 141.26 145.95 143.8 145.29 143.44 139.72 142.16 138.33 137.15

32 Jammu 144.79 148.72 143 146.67 144.96 147.15 144.33 141.17 144.27 140.38 137.91

33 Jamshedpur 145.53 144.99 142.61 145.78 145.09 146.44 145.46 140.84 142.92 139.21 139.72

34 Jalandhar 145.49 147.75 142.55 146.04 144.56 146.66 144.08 140.74 143.71 139.87 137.76

35 Jodhpur 144.14 146.35 142.06 145.21 143.31 144.88 143.3 139.35 141.53 138.91 138.62

36 Jorhat (Assam) 143.9 145.85 140.11 143.76 142.03 144.21 141.38 138.33 141.39 137.55 135.02

37 Kanpur 147.86 149.19 144.35 147.74 146.41 148.47 146 142.49 145.39 141.54 139.71

38 Kohima 145.73 148.34 142.72 146.37 144.71 146.88 144.11 140.91 143.99 140.11 137.71

39 Kolkata 146.41 145.64 144.08 146.33 146.33 147.91 146.79 142.12 144.34 140.64 141.09

40 Lucknow 144.92 145.89 141.67 144.8 143.73 145.66 143.48 139.84 142.57 138.8 137.35

41 Ludhiana 145.2 147.13 142.09 145.52 144.11 146.17 143.66 140.29 143.22 139.38 137.36

42 Madurai 142.46 143.7 137.8 143.67 141.89 142.44 141.71 136.37 138.55 134.19 135.6

43 Mathura 145.04 146.7 141.41 144.91 143.41 145.49 142.88 139.63 142.58 138.76 136.58

44 Meerut 145.49 147.75 142.55 146.04 144.56 146.66 144.08 140.74 143.71 139.87 137.76

45 Mehsana 143.02 147.49 144.98 146.4 144.37 144.27 144.5 141.28 143.66 141 141.69

46 Mumbai 140.95 147.37 146.23 146.47 144.02 142.61 144.46 141.41 143.47 141.53 143.72



47 Mysore 142.9 144.46 140.97 144.99 142.7 142.94 142.93 138.74 140.53 137.24 138.25

48 Nagpur 142.82 145.86 143.71 145.85 143.96 143.81 144.31 140.49 142.46 139.66 141

49 Nainital 144.92 145.89 141.67 144.81 143.73 145.66 143.48 139.85 142.57 138.8 137.36

50 Nanded 142.9 144.46 140.97 144.99 142.7 142.94 142.93 138.74 140.53 137.24 138.25

51 Nasik 141.29 147.39 146.02 146.46 144.08 142.91 144.47 141.39 143.51 141.45 143.38

52 Navi Mumbai 141.12 147.38 146.12 146.47 144.05 142.76 144.47 141.4 143.5 141.49 143.56

53 Nayamore 145.24 144.88 142.23 145.47 144.69 146.06 144.99 140.48 142.58 138.87 139.2

54 Nazira 144.71 146.06 141.24 144.59 143.28 145.29 142.87 139.46 142.3 138.51 136.66

55 Panjim 141.85 147.13 142.75 146.05 143.94 142.73 143.78 139.8 142.11 138.89 139.77

56 Patna 146.1 146.22 143.31 146 145.44 147.22 145.56 141.4 143.9 140.16 139.67

57 Pondicherry 142.35 142.61 137.29 143 141.23 142.3 141.24 135.77 137.81 133.52 135.54

58 Port Blair 145.76 146.99 141.08 145.7 144.44 146.34 144.07 139.28 142.09 137.67 138.11

59 Pune 142.03 145.21 142.18 145.29 142.74 142.39 143.01 139.21 141.03 138.17 139.55

60 Puri 144.67 144.35 141.15 145.22 143.89 144.96 144.16 139.58 141.47 137.76 138.3

61 Raigarh (Alibaug)

141.5 147.26 144.44 146.26 144 142.75 144.13 140.6 142.8 140.2 141.65

62 Raipur 144.67 144.35 141.15 145.22 143.89 144.96 144.16 139.58 141.47 137.76 138.3

63 Rajahmundry 142.35 142.61 137.29 143 141.23 142.3 141.24 135.77 137.81 133.52 135.54

64 Rajkot 141.29 147.39 146.02 146.46 144.08 142.91 144.47 141.39 143.51 141.45 143.38

65 Ranchi 144.67 144.35 141.15 145.22 143.89 144.96 144.16 139.58 141.47 137.76 138.3

66 Roorkee 147.86 149.53 144.16 147.73 146.16 148.32 145.63 142.31 145.33 141.45 139.24

67 Shillong 144.71 146.06 141.24 144.59 143.28 145.29 142.87 139.46 142.3 138.51 136.66

68 Shimla 144.79 148.72 143 146.67 144.96 147.15 144.33 141.17 144.27 140.38 137.91

69 Silchar 143.91 144.93 139.66 144.43 142.21 143.62 141.92 138.13 140.47 136.67 135.72

70 Srinagar 145 146.98 141.18 144.86 143.15 145.31 142.47 139.42 142.48 138.63 136.08

71 Surat 141.64 147.41 145.82 146.45 144.14 143.18 144.48 141.37 143.54 141.34 143.05

72 Trivandrum 142.55 144.75 138.28 144.32 142.54 142.57 142.16 136.96 139.29 134.86 135.66

73 Ujjain 146.51 149.45 144.98 147.78 145.94 147.22 145.61 142.39 145.21 141.8 140.59

74 Vadodara 144.42 148.46 145.19 147.09 145.09 145.46 145.05 141.87 144.41 141.5 141.48

75 Varanasi 144.92 145.89 141.67 144.81 143.73 145.66 143.48 139.85 142.57 138.8 137.36

76 Velim 142.29 147.01 141 145.85 143.9 142.78 143.43 138.97 141.45 137.57 137.78

77 Vijayawada 142.65 142.83 137.78 143.58 141.33 142.17 141.38 136.38 138.19 134.18 135.51

78 Vishakhapatnam 143.54 143.5 139.24 144.12 142.56 143.66 142.71 137.66 139.66 135.62 136.93

Editorial Board

Mentor: Dr. P.R. Swarup; Editor–in–Chief: Mr. Sunil Mahajan; Content Editor: Prof. (Dr.) Niranjan Swarup.

Resource Centre: Ms. Archita Barua; Mr. Ved Prakash; Support: DG Secretariat & CIDC Centres.

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