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Chandrika Prasad Srivastava k.c.m.g, i.a.s. (retd.)

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Chandrika Prasad Srivastava 2

Chandrika Prasad Srivastava k.c.m.g, i.a.s. (retd.)

Nationality Indian

Date of Birth 8 July, 1920

Son of B. Srivastava

Married 1947, Nirmala Salve

Children Two daughters, Kalpana & Sadhana


3 Chandrika Prasad Srivastava

Academic Career

Lucknow University, India

1st cl.• First B.A. 1940,

1st cl. First B.A. Hons. 1941, •

1st cl. First M.A. 1942, •

1st cl. LL.B 1944; •

Gold Medals for proficiency in English Literature and Political Science;

LL.D. (Doctor of Laws-Honoris Causa), Bhopal University, India, 1984;

LL.D. (Doctor of Laws-Honoris Causa), University of Wales, United Kingdom, 1987;

LL.D. (Doctor of Laws-Honoris Causa), University of Malta, 1988.

Professional Career

1946 – 48 Officer on Special Duty, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India.

1948 – 49 Under Secretary to the Government of India, Ministry of Commerce. City Magistrate, Lucknow, India.

1951 – 52 Additional District Magistrate, Meerut, India.

1953 Officer on Special Duty, Directorate-General of Shipping, Government of India.

1954 – 57 Deputy Director-General of Shipping, Government of India.

1958 Deputy Secretary, Ministry of Transport and Private Secretary to the Minister of Transport and Communications/Minister of Commerce and Industry, Government of India.



1959 – 60 Senior Deputy Director-General of Shipping, Government of India.

1961 – 64 Managing Director, Shipping Corporation of India Limited, a Government of India Enterprise.

1964 – 66 Joint Secretary to the Prime Minister of India.

1966 – 73 Chairman of the Board of Directors and Managing Director, Shipping Corporation of India Limited, a Government of India Enterprise.

1967 Director, Central Inland Water Transport Corporation.

1967 – 73 Director, Central Board, Reserve Bank of India.

1974 – 89 Secretary-General, International Maritime Organization, United Nations, London.

Secretary-General Emeritus

1990 International Maritime Organization, United Nations.

Founding Chancellor

1983 – 91 World Maritime University, Malmö, Sweden.

Founding Chancellor Emeritus

1991 World Maritime University, Malmö, Sweden.

President

1971 – 73 Indian National Shipowners’ Association.

1972 – 89 Institute of Maritime Technologists, India.

1973 – 74 United Nations Plenipotentiary Conference on Code of Conduct for Liner Conferences.

1980 – 91 International Maritime Lecturers’ Association.

Professional Career



Founding Chairman

1989 Governing Board, IMO International Maritime Law Institute, Malta.

Chairman

1972 Committee on Invisibles Including Shipping, Insurance and Tourism, Third United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.

1988 Seatrade Annual Award for Achievement, United Kingdom.

1991 Indian Register of Shipping.

1992 Government of India Committee on Maritime Education and Training.

1998 Governing Council, Tolani Maritime Institute, Induri, Pune.

2000 National Maritime Day Awards Committee, India.

2006 Chairman Emeritus Governing Council, Tolani Maritime Institute, Induri, Pune.

Alternate Chairman and Life Member

1991 Board of Governors, World Maritime University, Malmö, Sweden.

Vice President

1970 – 73 Sea Cadet Council, India.

1989 Welsh Centre for International Affairs, United Kingdom.

1989 Advisory Committee on Pollution of the Sea (ACOPS), United Kingdom.

Professional Career



Member

1959 – 73 National Shipping Board, India.

1959 – 73 Merchant Navy Training board, India.

1966 – 73 National Welfare Board for Seafarers, India.

1969 American Bureau of Shipping.

Member

1970 Governing Body, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade.

1970 – 73 National Harbour Board, India.

1971 General Committee, Bombay Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

1972 – 73 Governing Body, Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, India.

1978 – 89 Advisory Board of the Sea Trade Academy.

1981 – 89 Board of International Maritime Bureau of the International Chamber of Commerce.

1985 – 89 Board of Directors of the ICC Centre for Maritime Co-operation.

1989 – 90 Honorary Advisory Committee, International Congress on The Port-An Ecological Challenge, Hamburg, Germany.

1989 – 01 Specially Elected Member, General Committee of Lloyd’s Register, United Kingdom.

Life Governor

1984 The Marine Society & Sea Cadets, United Kingdom.

Professional Career



Padma Bhushan

Padma Bhushan, awarded by the President of India, 1972.

Decorations, Awards & Honours




1972 Padma Bhushan, awarded by the President of India.

1978 Admiral Padilla Award, Colombia.

1978 Gran Amigo Del Mar Award, Colombia.

1978-89 Honorary Member, The Honorable Company of Master Mariners, United Kingdom.

1979 Honorary Fellow, Plymouth Polytechnic, United Kingdom.

1980-89 Europort International Committee of Honour.

1981 Honorary Member, Institute of Marine Technologists, India.

1981 Fellow, Royal Society of Arts, United Kingdom.

1982 Commander du Meritè Maritime, by the Government of France.

1982 Commander of the Order of Saint Olav, by the King of Norway.

1983 Grande Ufficiale dell’Ordine al Merito, by the President of Italy.

1983 Order of Prince Henry, The Navigator (Commander), by the Government of Portugal.

1983 Nautical Medal, First Class, by the Government of Greece.

1984 Gold Mercury International Award, Ad Personam.

1984 Orden Cruz Peruana al Merito Naval grade Gran Cruz Distintivo Blanco, by the Government of Peru.

1985 Honorary Fellow, The Nautical Institute, United Kingdom.

1985 Honorary Member, International Federation of Shipmasters’ Associations.

1985 Orden del Manuel Amador Guerrero grade Gran Cruz, by the President of Panama.

1986 Orden do Merito Naval grade Grande Official, by the Government of Brazil.



1986 Commander’s Cross of the Order of Merit, by the President of Poland.

1988 Honorary Member, The Warsash Association, United Kingdom.

1988 Honorary Member, International Maritime Pilot’s Association.

1988 Malmö City Silver Medal of Honour, Sweden.

1989 Knight Great band, Liberian Humane Order of African Redemption, by the President of Liberia.

1989 Seatrade Award for Achievement (Seatrade Organization), United Kingdom.

1989 BIMCO Appreciation Award (Baltic and International Maritime Council).

1989 Commander’s Cross of the Order of Merit by the President of Germany.

1989 Commander’s Grand Cross of the Royal Order of the Polar Star, by the King of Sweden.

1990 Honorary Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George, by the Queen of the United Kingdom.

1990 Order of Merit, First Grade, by the President of Egypt.

1992 International Maritime Prize; IMO, United Nations.

1994 Encomienda de Numero de la Orden de Isabel la Catolica, by the King of Spain.

2000 Lifetime Achievement Award, Lloyd’s Ship Manager Manning and Training, United Kingdom.

2003 Malmö City Gold Medal of Honour and Honorary Citizenship of Malmö, Sweden.




2003 La Condecoraciòn de la Orden Naval Almirante Padilla – Comendador by the President of the Republic of Colombia.

2005 Sixth Lal Bahadur Shastri National Award for Excellence in Public Administration, Academics and Management, presented by the President of India.

2006 Lifetime Achievement Award presented by International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, U.K.

2007 The Seatrade Lifetime Achievement Award

The President of India presenting the 6th Lal Bahadur Shastri National Award, 2005




Publications1995 Lal Bahadur Shastri: A Life of Truth In Politics.

New Delhi, Oxford University Press.

2001 Corruption: India’s Enemy Within.

Macmillan India Limited.

2003 World Maritime University – First 20 Years.

C.P. Srivastava, Pune, India.

Articles on Shipping in newspapers & Journals.

ClubsAnglo-Belgian, London.•

Willingdon Sports, Mumbai.•

Poona Club, Pune.•

India International Centre, New Delhi.•

RecreationsMusic, Tennis & Reading•



Resolution A.679(16) Adopted On 19 October 1989

APPRECIATION OF THE SERVICES TO THE ORGANIZATION OF MR C.P. SRIVASTAVA

The Assembly,

NOTING WITH REGRET that Mr. Chandrika Prasad Srivastava,

Secretary-General, has decided to retire from the service of the Organization

when his current term of office expires on 31 December 1989,

RECALLING that throughout his tenure, comprising four successive

terms end lasting 16 years, Mr. Srivatava has rendered exceptionally

meritorious services to the Organization with total commitment to its

ideals and objectives,

RECOGNIZING that during Mr. Srivastara’s tenure and as a result of his

leadership, integrity, dedicated endeavour and initiative;

(a) the membership of the Organization stands greatly enhanced and

its universality well established,

(b) many conventions and protocols of the Organization have received

wide acceptance and are now in force, promoting the objectives of

the Organization for safer shipping and cleaner oceans,

(c) the IMO spirit of goodwill and co-operation has been sustained

and enhanced, permeating all activities of the Organization and

earning global appreciation and respect for IM0's effectiveness

and efficiency,

INTERNATIONAL MARITIME ORGANIZATION

A 16/Res. 679 31 October 1989

Original: ENGLISH

W/2610eaASSEMBLY - 16th session Agenda item 41



(d) a comprehensive, pragmatic and co-ordinated programme of

technical co-operation has been conceived and developed and

effective steps have been taken ceaselessly for promoting its

continuing implementation, thereby enabling the developing

countries to become increasingly self-reliant in the maritime sector,

RECOGNIZING FURTHER the visionary and pioneering role of Mr.

Srivastava, and his ceaseless efforts, in the establishment of the following

institutions:

(a) the World Maritime University at Malmo, Sweden,

(b) the branches of the World Maritime University in Algeria,

Argentina, brazil, China, Côte d'Ivoire, Egypt, Ghana, India,

Mexico, Morocco and the United Arab Emirates,

(c) the IMO International Maritime Academy at Trieste, Italy,

(d) the IMO International Maritime Law Institute at Valletta, Malta,

which now constitute a worldwide network for the training of

senior maritime specialists imbued with advanced knowledge and

a spirit of global co-operation,

1. EXPRESSES its deep appreciation and immense gratitude to

Mr. Chandrika Prasad Srivastava for his wise, prudent and effi cient

management of the International Maritime Organization, for is invaluable

and lasting contribution to the development of the Organization, for his

laudable services to all Member States and the world maritime community

and for his inspiring personal qualities;

2. DESIGNATES Mr. Chandrika Prasad Srivastava as Secretary-General

Emeritus of the Maritime Organization with effect from 1 January 1990.

A 16/Res. 679

W/2610ea



Notes


IndiaPratishthan

National Defence Academy Road,Post Box No. 2Pune – 411 023

Tel: +91 020 2528 1374Fax: +91 020 2528 5268

ItalyPalazzo Doria,

Martiri della Libertá 11Cabella Ligure 15060Tel: +39 0143 919 527

United KingdomInternational Maritime Organisation,

4 Albert Embankment,London SE1 7SR.


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