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CONTENTS

COVER STORY: ERA DIVINE

COURT LAUNCH

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UPDATES AT ERA

LET'S TALK ERA LIFE TRAVEL & LIVING

YOUR SPACE ERA FAMILY WELCOMES YOU

EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH

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HAPPYBIRTHDAY

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A special moment beckons for Era Landmarks. With the launch of the exclusive and niche Divine Floors at the Divine Court, Sector-76, Faridabad, Era Landmarks has crossed another milestone in its mission to provide comfortable and premium living accommodation to the people at affordable prices.

The independent floors (Ground + 3 floors with lift) are being offered on ground area of 180 & 250 sq. yds. Starting from prices as low as Rs. 14.51 Lakh* (for down payment) onwards, high-end living could not have been packaged more affordably, and that too within driving distance from Delhi. A special discount is on offer for Era Group employees.

With three BHK luxury apartments and ample green area, the gated community at Divine Floors, Divine Court offers an exotic environment that brings home the pleasure of pristine living wrapped in modern amenities. Lavish facilities like Club, Gym, Recreation Centre, Jogging Tracks and a Children's Play area make the living experience complete for individuals and families.

Round the clock security and dedicated parking space for the residents is another special feature of the offering that carries with it the Era Landmarks' stamp of excellence and quality.

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Giving social touch

to businessGrowing awareness of, and increasing focus on health, a mass medical check-up camp for its employees, environment, safety and quality have been at the core of Era's contractors, canteen employees, security personnel and employee-friendly policy over the years. In line with this labourers. The camp was attended by 200 people. Dr. M.C. philosophy, regular camps and programmes are organized Verma undertook various checks, including pulse, blood by the group and its various departments from time to time. pressure, height, weight and blood group, of the participants.

Given the importance of environment to human life, the Era In another initiative, the C & C Division DMRC Sarita Vihar Group celebrated the World Environment Day on June 5, Depot Project also organised an awareness programme of 2009. To commemorate the occasion, various functions were Scaffolding training on June 8. Twenty participants organized at all the group sites. Some of the activities at the (scaffolders, engineers & safety personnel) attended the sites included display of hoardings and banners, progamme undertaken by Mr. Sukhraj Gill – Head Marketing communicating the message of environment protection, (JVR Forgings Limited).besides flag hoisting, cultural programmes and distribution of prizes among the staff and workers who adhere to Among the topics covered in the programme were environment protection rules in the execution of their work. introduction to scaffolding, documentation, how to do proper

scaffolding, use of proper scaffolding materials, load of Workers were addressed by Plan/Project/Client heads, who scaffolding, checking & monitoring of build scaffolding.emphasized the importance of environment protection at the work place and cited the precautions and measures needed for the same. Contributed by -

Rajendra KandpalMeanwhile, on June 3 and 4, the C&C Division of Era Infra Asstt. Manager - ISO & EHSQ, CorporateEngineering Ltd, DMRC Sarita Vihar Depot Project organised

World Environment Day - DMRC, Sarita Vihar Site World Environment Day - DMRC, Sarita Vihar Site Mass Medical Checkup - DMRC, Sarita Vihar Site

Mass Medical Checkup - DMRC, Sarita Vihar Site Scaffolding Training - DMRC, Sarita Vihar Site Scaffolding Training - DMRC, Sarita Vihar Site

The EPC & International Division of Era Infra Engineering Ltd. is completion. Well on track in their timely execution and completion continuously setting benchmarks of excellence as it takes forward are the Division's HUDA project in Hyderabad, the NHAI project in some of its most prestigious projects faster towards their successful Bahadurgarh and the DMRC project in Azadpur (New Delhi).

Well on track

HUDA - Hyderabad NHAI - Bahadurgarh DMRC - Azadpur

From handful to multiple equipment. From some to many projects. From one to numerous zones. The EMD Division has been notching up one prestigious project after another as it surges ahead on its way to becoming one of the fastest-growing entities in its niche space.

Strengthening its presence in Gas Pipeline projects, Era Machine Mart North division has received an order for providing Crawler Tractor Dozers in a Vijaypur Dadri Pipeline Project.

Not to be left behind, the West division of Era Machine Mart has also picked up further pace with an order for supply of Mobile Concrete Pump (Placer Boom) at Raipur for Ambuja Cement Plant Constructions. This Pump is being provided to the client directly after import from the manufacturer, signifying the division's commitment towards its clients to provide good quality machines on rentals.

Surging ahead

Raising the barFrom universities to parks, from industries to five-star hotels and more…the Era RMC division is moving fast and strong on the back of its extensive experience and expertise to bag more and more projects from diverse high-end clientele month after month. A look at the latest tranche of orders bagged by the division:

• Received order for supplying RMC in Gateway District Park in Manesar for Ghari Harsaru Dry Port Project.

• Bagged order for supplying for the project of Vardhman University & Knowledge Park in Greater Noida.

• Bagged order for supplying to Gautam Budh University, Greater Noida.

• Received order for supplying for Maruti in IMT Manesar.

• Bagged order for 5-star Hotel, Aqua Star at Shastri Park, Delhi.

• Secured order to supply to Aditya Mega City in Indrapuram, Ghaziabad.

• Bagged order for supplying to the Krishna Dental College Project, NH-58.

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Auspicious moments!

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Prayers and invocation of the Gods is the most auspicious way to and mantras. The installation of the idol of Lord Ganesha at the make new beginnings and chart new courses in life. A new home main entrance of Gardenia Estate, Meerut - positioned to ward is perhaps one of the most important changes in one's life. And off all evil and to welcome all good - was just such a moment. what best way to initiate such a change than to do it with prayers

Era, working as a group, has opened its arms in different industry • Empty the Recycle Bin regularly.verticals, and IT, being a centralized department, is into the every domain of the group's working. The IT department is providing • Check whether the system and the desk are dust-free as it services in every aspect of business, be it infrastructure, functional also affects your system's working in the long run.& technical awareness, training and creating/enhancing application(ERP/ERANET), to cater to every need of the employee • Check whether your system is Virus protected or notand of the company as a whole.

• Lock your computer when it is not attended. [CTRL ALT The focus of IT is on aligning the system with the growing and DELETE (press all three keys together), then click Lock changing business needs through application tools such as ERP Computer]and ERANET. To make the company fully IT-enabled, and paperless in its working, every employee should try to learn the • Don't keep personal information on your official computertechnology that is already existing and should be amenable to adopting newer technologies. Thus, if every employee starts These are the basic Dos & Don'ts that need to be a part of our maintaining his/her computer, the performance of the system as daily working, and as we increase our awareness about this, the well of the employee will increase manifold. system's efficiency will improve automatically.

So here's what we need to do maintain our computers in perfect IT, as a technology, is available for equipping us with the working condition at all times: resources that help in increasing our performance, efficiency and

better working environment.• Ensure proper On & Off of the system.

Contributed by -• Don't leave the monitor On while leaving as the image on the Shishir Saurabh

screen will get burnt in, and the screen may be permanently Deputy Managerdamaged. IT Department

• Maintain an organized file system.

• Keep only required information in the system & delete the obsolete and unnecessary information from time to time.

Adapting to IT

The Legal Department has an increasingly important role to play in a corporate organization, especially with growing emphasis on corporate governance. At Era, the Legal Department has been constituted with the objective of ensuring fulfillment of all compliances, minimizing disputes and ensuring perfect documentation for the best interest of the organization, apart from measuring and minimizing the risks incurred by the Litigation, which is another critical aspect of the department's company's departments/divisions. duties, is tackled by devising strategies and liaising for early

disposal. However, monitoring on regular basis is ensured to Drafting and documentation is one of the most important tasks avoid litigation of any type. A monthly MIS is being generated for the department and has to be addressed with great caution providing updates to the management.and care. The document should be drafted in such a manner that the company's interests are well safe guarded, but at the same Advising various divisions/departments on legal issues involved in time the terms of the contract should appear acceptable to the relevant transactions forms part of the work of the department for customer or the other party. which the department keeps itself updated on the latest

amendments in law. With the launch of Era Divine Independent Luxury Floors, Faridabad, and the possesion of plots for the Gardenia Estate Contributed by -Project, Meerut the department is putting in its best efforts to Mani Mathurbring out perfect drafts of the relevant documents. Legal Officer - Era Landmarks

On the right side of law

Happy days are

here again!Finally, there is cause for joy for cinema lovers. With the prolonged row between producers and multiplexes coming to an end, it's time to revel in a multitude of new releases that have hit the Era Cinemas screens across the chain.

The curtain draws open on this special moment with the release of 'New York' and `Kambhakt Ishq'. A glance at what cine addicts can look forward to.

Let's

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decisions. The turnkey projects are more flexible and easy What are the sectors that your division proposes as compared to cash contracts. to foray into and why has it selected those

sectors? Could you share some of the most important milestones in Era EPC & International's journey We have already established ourselves in Highway and so far? Why are these achievements special? Metro rail sectors. In the current scenario, more of

such projects will be on the shelf. In the coming years, Getting the very first project we bid for was the most we shall be diversifying into more sectors like memorable milestone for us. It filled the team with Irrigation, Hydropower, Automatic Underground enormous confidence. Thereafter, venturing into the DMRC Parking, Mass Housing and Pipelines. We are focusing project was another key milestone, as working with DMRC, to get more international projects also. These will give and that too on the prestigious Airport Metro Link Line us substantial diversity and will cater to our motivating project -- which consists of station, viaduct and tunnels -- factor to make ERA a leader in the field of is a great achievement. This has opened the doors for us infrastructure development. to enter into Metro projects all over the country. We not only got the contract but executed it in a well-planed Having come so far, what are your division's manner, which is leading towards the timely completion of plans to enhance projects and revenues?the project. Further, recent registration in the Irrigation department is a big step towards entering into the new We have started putting in efforts to get more projects in field of Irrigation projects. the sectors we are already in, and the sectors we intend to

diversify into. We have completed the registration process There are many big infrastructure companies with various state government departments for new sectors. operating in this space. What, according to you, There will be more avenues and it will definitely enhance is your differentiator? o u r o r d e r b o o k . F u r t h e r , a f t e r th e e x e c u t i o n o f t u r n k e y

projects, we have identified the areas where we can do As discussed earlier, focused and methodical approach, further better, be it in mobilization and utilization of meticulous planning and systematic working leading to resources, implementation of systems or economy in cost effective execution, are some of the factors which designs. This will help us become more competitive in differentiate us from other companies. Implementation of bidding and in cost-effective execution of projects.ERP is significantly helping us in systematic working. We have a team of highly motivated people who work towards the common objective of growing the division, maintaining high quality standards and effective cost controls.

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(Standing from left) Anubhav Tiwari - Manager, BOT Projects

Rajesh Kumar Singh - Manager, ContractsMukta Malaya Mohapatra - Engineer, Contracts

Narinder Singh Bhatia - Dy. Manager, Contracts.

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Rajneesh Jaswal - Assistant General Manager, ContractsRohtas Malik - General Manager,Contracts

K. Shreedhar - Assistant General Manager, Electro Mech. Services

The EPC Contracts team talks about what differentiates them from others in the business, and how they plan to take the division forward to greater heights.

Within a short time of inception, Era EPC & that is organizing the vital Ms like Manpower, Material, International Division has four important Machinery, Money & Management.projects in its kitty. What were the key factors that helped you bag these projects? After proper planning and organization of resources comes

the motivation of the execution team in the right direction, A. The prime factors that helped us secure these prestigious which is extremely necessary for the successful completion

projects were our focused approach and methodical of any project. In EPC, we have qualified professionals at working. To begin with, we have chosen the Highway sector various levels to plan, organize and execute projects as since there are ample opportunities available for larger-size per schedule. projects. A detailed market survey and analysis was carried out to understand the level of competition, and accordingly How difficult or easy was it for the company to the bid was worked out. The team worked day and night to transition from merely handling contracts to prepare the bid. It was the result of this systematic working executing turnkey projects?and hard work that we not only got the first project we bid for but in fact went on to get three highway projects in a row. Turnkey projects are generally larger in magnitude as The Metro project was also bagged in a similar way. compared to cash contracts, and are thus required to be

planned and executed in a different manner. Initially, it What, according to you, are the most important appeared very challenging since we did not have any strengths required in executing turnkey projects experience of executing turnkey projects and also did not and to what extent are those strengths present have any design team in place. But we took the challenge, in your division? developed the design team and could handle the projects

well by inducting domain experts. In the turnkey projects, Pro-active approach with meticulous micro-level planning real profitability lies in better engineering. Now, the is most essential for executing any project. The second execution of turnkey project appears much easier because most essential component is organization of resources, one need not depend on clients/consultants for design and

Institutionalizing

Ethics

CEOs do not have to confront ethical questions in vacuum. business. Some 18 per cent have set up ethics committees, 3 per Instead, they can institutionalize the process of ethical decision- cent have appointed an ombudsman (an officer to investigate making by ensuring that each moral decision builds upon decisions from an ethical point of view) and 3 per cent have preceding decisions. Ways of institutionalizing ethical policy judicial boards that rule on ethical questions. Ethics training include corporate codes of conduct, ethics committees, programmes very often include discussion programmes and ombudsman offices, judicial boards, ethics training programmes, workshops in which employees thrash out hypothetical moral and social audits. problems. Participating companies report that the give-and-take

of these programmes helps to sensitize employees to ethical One survey found that more than 90 per cent of the companies issues, broaden and deepen employee awareness of code that have tried to institutionalize ethics have created codes of directives, and also underscore the commitment of the company ethics that require and prohibit specific practices. Although no to its ethical principles. more than 11 per cent of these companies actually display their codes in offices and factories, most of them will dismiss, demote A well-known company that has become famous for its or reprimand employees who intentionally violate those codes. institutionalization of ethics is Johnson & Johnson. In its initial

days, when it specialized in baby powder and bandage products, In Europe, companies are looking more closely at their approach Johnson & Johnson was a highly centralized organization. Now it to ethics. While the strongest trend is in the United States, the is both highly diversified -- operating more than 160 businesses United Kingdom (UK) companies are also recognizing the need in over 50 countries – and highly decentralized. The process of for ethical codes. Rare codes of ethics are becoming increasingly decentralization started under a son of one of the company's common. According to one report, almost a third of leading three founders, General Robert Wood Johnson, who took over in British companies have a written code – up from 18 per cent in 1932. Today, each business has a president or managing director 1987. Many others are considering developing an ethics code. who reports to a company group chairperson, but who generally

manages his or her particular company with a fair amount of In Spain, subsequent to charges of corrupt dealings with the independence. government, Blanco Biblao Vizeaya recently published the country's first explicit code of conduct. Fiat is doing the same in Because Johnson & Johnson's decentralized structure depends so Italy. Although the French remain skeptical about the usefulness heavily on individual autonomy and decision-making, the of written codes, which they tend to regard as an Anglo-Saxon company established a “Credo” in 1943, not only to ensure its gimmick, they have become more reflective about their practices. essential dedication to product quality, but also to encourage

personal commitment to the goals of a loosely structured Even though another survey reports that codes have a limited organization. Former Chairman James Burke believes that the effect in deterring the misbehaviour of intentional wrong-doers, Credo is a unifying factor among employees. many companies feel that codes of ethics notify employees that business decisions should take account of ethical as well as During the Tylenol crisis, when seven people died after taking economic considerations. More importantly, the study concludes Extra-Strength Tylenol capsules that had been tampered with, that codes of conduct remind employees that the company is fully Johnson & Johnson relied on the Credo to eventually reintroduce committed to stating its standards and is asking its work force to the product during the crisis. The Credo, in fact, represents 100 incorporate them into their daily activities. years of accumulated public trust.

Many companies trying to institutionalize ethical policy have Contributed by -created specific organizations to enforce that policy. Of these Amit Kumarcompanies, more than 40 per cent have also set up programmes Consultant (EIEL-C&C)to teach their employees how to confront moral problems in

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Transmission line towers (TLT) are Galvanized steel, bolted is on fast track and a number of projects are under structures for supporting conductors and cables for transmission implementation / planned which would enhance Inter-regional and distribution of electrical power. Transmission systems are a vital power transfer capacity of the National Grid.link in power infrastructure; more so in India where generation

The Govt. of India has proposed that an empowered committee to capacities are located far away from consumption centers.be set up in order to create an enabling frame work for carrying out

India will need $120-150 billion of investment in the next five reforms in transmission and distribution sector. The 11th five-year years in its energy sector to meet the rapidly expanding plans of the country propose to create a National grid in a phased economy's power requirements - expected to grow four fold in the manner to boost transmission capacity by adding over 60,000 km next 25 years, a KPMG report revealed. of transmission network by 2012. An investment of Rs 70,500

crore has also been proposed to link all the regions in the country. It is a well-known fact that the PowerGrid Corporation of India The private sector may be allowed to participate in transmission Ltd has been the Central Transmission Utility (CTU) of the country and distribution (T&D) activities. PGCIL (Power Grid Corporation) in the Construction, Operation & Maintenance of inter-state has planned investments worth Rs 50,000 crore on its own and Rs transmission systems and operation of Regional Power Grids. 21,000 crore of investments is expected to come from private They are the main source of obtaining business in this sector, players. This strong investment pipeline by Power Grid together with apart from SEBs and export potential. urge on Government's part to expand and connect various SEB's

along with rural electrification has resulted in strong order book So what are its growth pattern and future prospects?position for transmission tower manufacturing companies in general. The Power Grid Corporation of India and state electricity PowerGrid, a Navratna Public Sector Enterprise, is one of the boards (SEBs) also plan investments in transmission lines of 400 KV largest transmission utilities in the world, with a pan India and above.presence, a huge transmission network and a large transmission

capacity. It has recently diversified into the Telecom business and Current Demand Supply Gap Scenario:established a vast telecom network across the country. The existing tower parts manufacturing capacity in the country is

The utility has come a long way from the time of its inception and only 6.50 Lacs MT per year. The total demand of approx 12.50 launch of commercial business in 1992, and its future potential Lacs MT per year for the targeted product range may be seems even bigger, with plans to add a larger transmission summarized as follows:network with new generation capacity. (In MT)

Central Transmission Utility (PGCIL) : 550000 Growth of inter-regional power exchange has helped in meeting State Transmission Utilities (SEBs) : 300000more demand in energy deficit regions besides achieving overall Telecom Sector : 400000economy. Inter-regional power transfer capacity of the National

Grid has been enhanced to about 17,000 MW in FY 2007- 08. The business available in this sector is really tremendous. In the Four major power regions of the country namely, North-Eastern, 11th Five year plan period 2007 to 2012, and the 12th Five year Eastern, Western and Northern are now operating as one plan period 2012 to 2017, there will also be huge demand of steel synchronous grid (same frequency). Southern Regional grid is fabricated items with Galvanization as per reports of IEEMA, ILZDA. connected to this synchronous grid through HVDC links.

PowerGrid is encouraging development of new vendors. As per A transmission plan has also been evolved for strengthening the Infrastructure Committee report, the thrust on Power and regional grids and to support the generation capacity addition Communication for the next 10 years will be on the highest priority programme of about 78,000 MW by 2012. In line with the in order to maintain GDP growth between 8 to 10% per year.perspective plan, various inter-regional transmission schemes have been undertaken for implementation by PowerGrid. Era Power has identified this huge business potential and

therefore decided to invest and foray into the Transmission / Several milestones have been achieved by The Power Grid Telecom Tower Manufacturing by setting up a state-of-the-art Corporation of India Ltd as a part of the development of the plant at Nagpur.National Grid, such as the implementation of Asia's longest Talcher-Kolar HVDC Bipole link including its upgradation, Contributed by -Sasaram HVDC back-to-back link, 400 kV D/C Synchronous V Swarupinterconnection between Eastern and Western Region including Sr. Vice President - Era Powerseries compensation. Establishment of the ultimate National Grid

The 'S' factorOne doesn't know how many people are aware of this difference, someone to "eavesdrop" on your computer's conversation with the but it's worth sharing for those who don't..... website. If you fill out a form on the website, someone might see

the information you send to that site.So what is the difference between http and https?

This is why you never ever enter your credit card number in an **The main difference between http:// and https:// is : It's all http website! But if the web address begins with https://, it about keeping you secure** HTTP stands for Hyper Text Transport basically means your computer is talking to the website in a Protocol, which is just a fancy way of saying it's a protocol (a secure code that no one can eavesdrop on.language, in a manner of speaking) for information to be passed back and forth between web servers and clients. The important You understand why this is so important, right?thing is the letter `S', which makes the difference between HTTP and HTTPS. If a website ever asks you to enter your credit card information,

you should automatically look to see if the web address begins The S (big surprise) stands for "Secure". If you visit a website or with https://. If it doesn't, there's no way you're going to enter webpage, and look at the address in the web browser, it will most sensitive information like a credit card number.likely begin with the following: http://.

Contributed by -This means that the website is talking to your browser using the Preethi Bijuregular 'unsecure' language. In other words, it is possible for Secretary, Era Infra Engineering Ltd.

The TeacupThere was a couple who used to go shopping in beautiful stores. him through the opening, nodding his head saying, `Not yet'.”They both liked antiques and pottery, and especially teacups. One day, in this beautiful shop they saw a beautiful teacup. They “Then I knew there wasn't any hope. I would never make it. I was said, "May we see that? We've never seen one quite so beautiful." ready to give up. But the door opened, and he took me out and As the lady at the store handed it to them, suddenly the teacup placed me on the shelf. One hour later he handed me a mirror spoke. and said, `Look at yourself.' And I did. I said, 'That's not me; that

couldn't be me. It's beautiful. I'm beautiful'." "You don't understand," it said. "I haven't always been a teacup. There was a time when I was red and I was clay. My master took "I want you to remember," he then said, `I know it hurts to be me and rolled me and patted me over and over and I yelled out, rolled and patted, but if I had left you alone, you'd have dried up. `let me alone', but he only smiled, `Not yet'." I know it made you dizzy to spin around on the wheel, but if I had

stopped, you would have crumbled. I knew it hurt and was hot "Then I was placed on a spinning wheel," the teacup said, "and and disagreeable in the oven, but if I hadn't put you there, you suddenly I was spun around and around and around. `Stop it! would have cracked. I know the fumes were bad when I brushed I'm getting dizzy!' I screamed. But the master only nodded and and painted you all over, but if I hadn't done that, you never said, 'Not yet'." would have hardened; you would not have had any color in your

life. And if I hadn't put you back in that second oven, you “Then he put me in the oven. I never felt such heat. I wondered wouldn't survive for very long because the hardness would not why he wanted to burn me, and I yelled and knocked at the door. have held. Now you are a finished product. You are what I had in I could see him through the opening and I could read his lips as mind when I first began with you'." he shook his head, `Not yet'."

God knows what He's doing (for all of us). He is the Potter, “Finally the door opened, he put me on the shelf, and I began to and we are His clay. He will mold us and make us, so that cool. `There, that's better,' I said. And he brushed and painted we may be made into a flawless piece of work. To fulfill His me all over. The fumes were horrible. I thought I would gag. good, pleasing, and perfect will. `Stop it, stop it!' I cried. He only nodded, `Not yet'."

Contributed by -“Then suddenly, he put me back into the oven. But not like the Rishikesh Upadhyayfirst one. This was twice as hot and I knew I would suffocate. I Executive - Marketing, Era Building System Ltd.begged. I pleaded. I screamed. I cried. All the time I could see

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Demystifying Delhi

DELHI - AS DIVERSE AS THE COUNTRY OF WHICH IT IS THE CAPITAL. THE LAND OF DILWALLAHS, AS IT IS POPULARLY KNOWN. AND UNARGUABLY ONE OF THE MOST DIVERSE AND COSMOPOLITAN CITIES IN THE WORLD, OFFERING UNLIMITED POSSIBILITIES FOR THE TRAVELLER WITH A TASTE FOR THE OLD, OR THE GYPSY WITH A NOD FOR THE CONTEMPORARY. AN EXCITING BLEND OF CULTURES & LIFESTYLES, OF TRADITIONS AND COMMERCE.

Let's embark, then, on a journey across the city:

In memoriam : India Gate

A grand memorial, dedicated to the memory of the 90,000 soldiers who laid down their lives during World War I, India Gate is one of Delhi's most recognizable monuments. Standing 42 m high, this architectural marvel has names of almost 13,500 soldiers engraved on its arch and foundations. The place not only serves as a picnic spot for visitors, but is also a profound symbol of gallantry and sacrifice. India Gate is also famous for the “Amar Jawan Jyoti” that burns under its arch and is known as the eternal flame. The foundation stone of India Gate was laid by His Royal Highness, the Duke of Connaught in 1921 and it was designed by Edwin Lutyens. The monument was dedicated to the nation 10 years later by the then Viceroy, Lord Irwin. love with it!

Etched in silence: Lotus Temple

Situated at Kalkaji, the Lotus Temple is as much an architectural marvel as it is a symbol of faith, peace, purity and love. As one of the most visited monuments of Delhi, the Lotus Temple offers a blend of modernity – visible in its modernly engineered architectural design, and history – as a symbol of Hindu faith and religion. As a visitor, the first thing that strikes you, apart from its glorious marble exterior, is the silence and the tranquility that takes over your senses and makes you feel relaxed and at peace with yourself. The nine ponds that surround the temple give the whole view a surreal effect.The place is known for its spotlessly clean environment that allows believers to meditate in peace. The temple does not impose restrictions on any visitor and has been thrown open to people of all religions. Built in the shape of a lotus flower, it is the last of seven Major Bahai's temples built around the world. The architect Furiburz Sabha chose the lotus as the symbol common to Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Islam.

Remembering an era:

Lal Qila (Red Fort)

The proudly waving Indian tri color atop the Red Fort is perhaps an apt symbol of what the fort really is – a magnificent monument that enjoys the most prestigious place in the pantheons of Delhi's history. It is a monument that has stood firm, like an Old Guard, through hundreds of years and has seen the city evolve over various eras and generations. The red sandstone walls of the massive Red Fort (Lal Qila) rise 33-m above the clamour of Old Delhi as a reminder of the magnificent power and pomp of the Mughal emperors. Today, the Red Fort is not merely a stunning reminder of the great Mughal architecture and its grandeur, but also serves as a platform for political and national leaders to deliver important speeches to the people of India. A trip to Delhi is incomplete without a trip to the Red Fort, and while you are all engrossed in its rich history, you can also make a visit to the Meena Bazaar that is also a part of the Fort's charm!!

In reverence: Rajghat

This is the place where The Father of the Nation, Mahatama Gandhi, rests in peace. People around the world come here to pay their tributes and reflect on the sacrifice and courage shown by the great man in India's struggle against British oppression. Rajghat is basically a square platform made of black stone and has the famous last words of Mahatma Gandhi - “HEY RAM”- inscribed on it. If the serene and poignant surroundings don't leave you mesmerized then you're probably not there at all.

Standing tall - Qutub

Minar

Among the tallest and most famous towers in the world, the minaret is 234 feet high and the highest individual tower in the world. A great masterpiece of Mughal architecture, the tower is a huge attraction for people around the world and no trip to Delhi would be complete without a visit to this monumental structure. Qutab Minar has five distinct storeys, each marked by a projecting balcony, and tapers from a 15 m diameter at the base to just 2.5 m at the top. The Minar's beautiful exterior, covered with carvings and inscriptions makes one wonder at the amount of hard work, artistry and skill that went into the making of this architectural masterpiece. Its mystical enormity is sure to make you fall in love with it!

Etched in silence: Lotus Temple

A perfect blend of art and science, Delhi's historical Jantar Mantar is an observatory which was once used to forecast weather, measure time, calculate planetary positions and so on. Constructed in 1724, it is dominated by a huge sundial known as Samrat Yantra, meant to measure the time of the day accurate to within half a second and the declination of the sun and other heavenly bodies for those with a scientific mind, Jantar Mantar offers an opportunity to learn; for others it's a historical wonder, a place that amazes and an experience worth cherishing!

Old is Gold – Purana Qila (Old

Fort)

Purana Quila is the venue for the spectacular sound and light show held every evening. Roughly rectangular in shape, having a circuit of nearly two kilometers, it was once surrounded by a wide moat, connected to river Yamuna, which used to flow on the east of the fort. The thick ramparts crowned by merlons have three gateways provided with bastions on either side. Buddhism, Jainism and Islam.

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For the love of animals: Delhi Zoo

If you are an animal lover, or if you just enjoy getting close to nature, or for that matter if you are looking for a nice picnic spot to enjoy with your family and friends, then Delhi Zoo might just be the place for you. Spread over 214 acres, the it is one of Asia's best and is home to almost 2,000 species of birds and animals as well as 200 different types of trees. Going to the Delhi Zoo is always an amazing experience as there's a lot to discover, explore, and most importantly wonderful memories to take back!

Symbol of democracy:

Sansad Bhavan

Sansad Bhavan, or Parliament House, is a purely befitting symbol of India's stature as the world's largest democracy. Situated on Parliament Street, its massive circular structure and huge round pillars, as well as its serene and quiet surroundings, provide it with a unique charm! Although getting inside the Parliament House is not easy as permits are required, one can always view it from the outside and enjoy this immense structure.

Divine experience: Akshardham Temple

Akshardham means the eternal, divine abode of the supreme God, the abode of eternal values and virtues of Akshar as defined in the Vedas and Upanishads where divine bhakti, purity and peace forever pervades. Inaugurated in the year 2005, the grand and majestic temple showcases India's culture, heritage, ancient architecture and spirituality in a divine and breathtaking piece of architectural brilliance. The major attractions of this huge temple, apart from its beauty, are its numerous exhibitions, sculptures and verdant gardens, to name a few.

The main monument, depicting ancient Indian "vaastu shastra" and architecture, is a marvel in pink sandstone and white marble. The whole monument rises on the shoulders of 148 huge elephants with an 11-feet tall panchdhatu statue of Swaminarayan presiding over the structure. The other attractions of the complex are three exhibition halls spaced around two huge ponds, where one is a venue for light-and-sound show. Another amazing presentation is "Sanskruti Vihar" with 12-minute boat ride experience of India's glorious heritage.

Delhi's heart:

Connaught Place

Not many would argue with the statement that Delhi's heart lies at the Connaught Place. Built in 1931, CP, as it is popularly known, is a magnificent blend of history and modernity and offers something or the other for all sections of the society. With offices, branded shops, restaurants, multiplexes, the Central Park and Palika Bazaar – Delhi's famous underground shopping complex – it is easily Delhi's most happening place! Evenings here are full of life as people from all across the city and even outsiders flock the place to have a nice time with their friends and families. So if you are in Delhi, you better be at CP…because that's where the real fun is.

Safdarjung Tomb

The mausoleum built with red sandstone and buff stone is faced with marble and stands squarely in the middle of a garden. There are two graves here, one of Safdarjung and the other presumably his wife's. The square central chamber of the mausoleum is surrounded by eight rooms, each of them, except the corner ones which are octagonal, being rectangular in shape. The garden itself is created in the Mughal Charbagh style. Inside there is the tomb, the courtyard and a mosque. On either side are beautiful pavilions known as "Moti Mahal" or the Pearl Palace.

Time for prayer: Birla

Mandir

Laxmi Narayan Temple, also known as Birla Mandir, is one of Delhi's major temples and a major tourist attraction. Built by the industrialist G.D. Birla in 1938, this beautiful temple is located to the west of Connaught Place. The temple is dedicated to Laxmi (the goddess of prosperity) and Narayana (the preserver).The temple was inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi on the condition that people of all castes be allowed to enter the temple. The festival of 'Janmashtami' is celebrated with much fanfare and goodwill at this temple.

In another era: Lodhi Tomb

The old Lady Willington Park, now known as Lodhi Garden, is dotted with monuments of Sayyid and Lodhi Periods,which include tombs mosques, and bridge .The tombs of Muhammad Shah and Sikandar Lodhi are the good examples of octagonal tombs.Shish and Bara Gumbad are square tombs with imposing dome,turrets on corners and facades giving false impression of being double storeyed.It is a favourite point for early morning walkers from the posh south Delhi colonies. Contributed by -

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DELHI IS THE DELIGHT OF GOURMET LOVERS NOT JUST FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY BUT FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. FROM ROADSIDE DHABAS, TO RESTAURANTS TO FAST-FOOD CORNERS TO HOTELS, IT HAS IT ALL. AND THE VARIETY AND TASTE OF THE FARE ON THE PALATE IS TO BE TRIED AND TASTED TO BE BELIEVED.

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Khan Chacha, Khan

Market

There could not be a better place for Seekh Kababs, Paneer Tikka, Mutton Rumali Rolls and Chicken Tikka. It's the place to be if you are a lover of non-vegetarian food. With its elite class crowd and exclusive ambience, this place is well known among expatriates and the who's who of the society.

Karim's, Jama

Masjid

There cannot be a more beautiful view with Red fort on one side and the famous Jama Masjid on the other. The non-vegetarian delicacies served out here are just mouth-watering, and don't forget to have the Mutton Biryani which is said to be the best in Delhi.

Wenger's, Connaught

Place

A real destination for food lovers and especially for pastries, cakes, and patties, it is famous for the freshness of its goodies. People from all parts of the world choose this one destination when it comes to confectionaries. The food out here is incomplete if you have not had a milk or ice-cream shake at Keventer's situated just adjacent to Wenger's.

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Tapan Kumar Roy

Koushik Sarkar

Manab Ganguli

Bittu Khan

Md. Majhar

Md. Kamil

Sonu Kumar

Madhusudan Das

Shamim Akhtar

Md. Jamir

Ram Binay Prajapati

Gaurav Agrawal

Kailash Chander

Alok Saraf

Sunil Kumar

Gautam Kumar Prasad

Sr. Supervisor

Rig Operator

Supervisor

Rig Operator

Rig Operator

Rig Operator

Rig Operator

Rig Operator

Mechanic

Transit Mixer Driver

Mechanic

Junior Engineer

Purchase Assistant

Assistant Manager - Accounts

Rig Operator

Roller Operator

Jai Prakash Yadav

Mahadeo Yadav

Raju Prasad Yadav

Sandeep Marik

Loader Operator

Excavator Operator

Excavator Operator

Assistant Officer - Sales

Surendra Bahadur Singh

Arun Kumar Srivastava

Ravi Prakash

Arvind Kumar Chandrwal

Store Keeper

Sales Officer

Assistant General Manager

Production Engineer

V. Swarup

Prateek Singh

O. P. Misuriya

Sr. V.P

Asst.Engineer

Project Incharge - MP Region

Vijay Bhandiwad

Anil Kumar Seth

Abhijeet Ashok Deshpande

Gaurav Kumar Singh

Vikram Singh Rawat

Rajender Prashad Agrawat

Akhil Gupta

Dheerendra Mishra

Jitender Verma

Pradeep Mathur

Manu Tyagi

Dheer Singh

Satyavir Singh

Surendra Kumar

Mahesh Gupta

Archana Sharma

Saurabh Gupta

President

Assistant Vice President - Engineering

D.G.M. - Maintenance

Assistant

Assistant Manager

Project Manager

Project Manager

Sr. Commercial Officer

Assistant Manager

Vice President - Operation

Engineer

Engineer - Q.C.

Sr. Accounts Officer

Assistant Accounts Officer

Accounts Officer

Jr. Management Trainee

Graduate Engineer Trainee

Ankit Sharma

Ruchin Dhiman

Anurag Kumar

P. Rajkumar

Sanjay Sharma

Deepak Gulyani

Shailendra Kumar

Vishnu Kumar Gupta

Lomte Chetan Nomdas

Graduate Engineer Trainee

Graduate Engineer Trainee

Graduate Engineer Trainee

Senior Manager - Production

Deputy Manager

Management Trainee

Graduate Engineer Trainee

Manager - Quality

Executive Graduate Engineer Trainee

Neha KalraFront Office Executive

Abhishek Kumar Singh

BablooAssistant Manager - Finance

Customer Service Associate

Kavita PandeyAssiatant To CMD