“growth in challenging times”
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Confederation of Indian IndustryNorthern Region
“Growth in Challenging Times”Uttar Pradesh | Annual Report | 2009-2010
At the outset, I would like to thank
you all for reposing faith in me as the
head, CII Uttar Pradesh for the year
2009-10. During this year CII Uttar
Pradesh carried forward the theme
‘Growth in Challenging Times’, which
was reflected in all the activities
undertaken.
The year has been a challenging one
for the Indian Industry with the
downturn. Several sectors such as
real estate, petroleum imports,
cement, steel, auto and exports were
badly affected. Small businesses
also bore the brunt.
But the silver lining was the domestic
market, particularly the rural market
which remained relatively strong.
Fortunately, the crisis has now
receded and Indian services &
manufacturing sector is penetrating
the global markets once again.
In retrospect, all our endeavors were
in consonance with the state's
objective towards salvaging growth
in the global recessionary period and
facilitating economic growth as an
active partner with the state
government harnessing the state’s
immense potential.
The year saw a number of interactive
sessions with key government
officials. CII continued to be
represented on major working
groups and advisory boards of the
state government like the Tripartite
Labor Committee, Council of
Science and Technology (IPR
Division), Environment Policy
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chairman's message02
spotlight 04
expozone05
policy pulse 06engaging the government08
sectoral snapshot 09
building people 10
exploring horizons 11sustainability and inclusiveness12
reaching out 12
membership13
in the media 14
Mr Ramesh Suri Chairman
CII UP State Council
Committee, National Climate Change Response Tree plantation drives, water management and
Knowledge Mission and State Steering HIV / AIDS awareness were high on agenda this
Committee of Technical & Professional year.
Education. Our future activities need to keep up the
Sugar Tech 09 was timely & much relevant for momentum on key areas like enhancing
the beleaguered sugar industry. All stakeholders employment, tourism, infrastructure, agriculture,
including the sugar industry, farmers, experts food processing and creating conducive
and the state government together were present environment for the growth of industry in the
at a common platform to discuss and work out a state.
good package for the farmers in light of the I am sure that the CII Uttar Pradesh State Council
shorter seasons in the sugar industry. I am 2010-11 would carry forward the initiatives taken
particularly pleased to share that this led to many this year and contribute positively to the inclusive
strategic decisions and several initiatives to ride development of Uttar Pradesh.
the sugar industry out of trouble times.
CII Uttar Pradesh worked to preserve the
traditional heritage and art of the state. To save
the Intellectual Property Protection of identified
Geographical Indications of UP, CII signed an
MOU with the Export Promotion Bureau,
Government of Uttar Pradesh for facilitating the
GI registration of six products in Uttar Pradesh
including Locks of Aligarh, Sports Goods of
Meerut, Patchworks of Rampur, Kababs of
Lucknow and Petha, Dalmot & Marble Work of
Agra.
The State Council facilitated the working of 11
ITIs, adopted in the recent past at various
locations. The Council also facilitated Modular
Employable Skills Scheme (MES) under the
national Skills Development Initiative (SDI) to
help school drop-outs and shop-floor workers.
Over 1500 Vocational Training Providers (VTPs)
have been established providing training in a
variety of skills across the state.
6th Northern Regional Council was organised in
Lucknow, CII Uttar Pradesh was fortunate and happy
to host the colourful evening Shaam -E- Awadh
graced by His Excellency Mr BL Joshi, Governor
of Uttar Pradesh.
UTTAR PRADESH ANNUAL REVIEW 03
At the outset, I would like to thank
you all for reposing faith in me as the
head, CII Uttar Pradesh for the year
2009-10. During this year CII Uttar
Pradesh carried forward the theme
‘Growth in Challenging Times’, which
was reflected in all the activities
undertaken.
The year has been a challenging one
for the Indian Industry with the
downturn. Several sectors such as
real estate, petroleum imports,
cement, steel, auto and exports were
badly affected. Small businesses
also bore the brunt.
But the silver lining was the domestic
market, particularly the rural market
which remained relatively strong.
Fortunately, the crisis has now
receded and Indian services &
manufacturing sector is penetrating
the global markets once again.
In retrospect, all our endeavors were
in consonance with the state's
objective towards salvaging growth
in the global recessionary period and
facilitating economic growth as an
active partner with the state
government harnessing the state’s
immense potential.
The year saw a number of interactive
sessions with key government
officials. CII continued to be
represented on major working
groups and advisory boards of the
state government like the Tripartite
Labor Committee, Council of
Science and Technology (IPR
Division), Environment Policy
ch
ai
rm
an
's
me
ss
ag
e
co
nt
en
ts
UTTAR PRADESH ANNUAL REVIEW 02
chairman's message02
spotlight 04
expozone05
policy pulse 06engaging the government08
sectoral snapshot 09
building people 10
exploring horizons 11sustainability and inclusiveness12
reaching out 12
membership13
in the media 14
Mr Ramesh Suri Chairman
CII UP State Council
Committee, National Climate Change Response Tree plantation drives, water management and
Knowledge Mission and State Steering HIV / AIDS awareness were high on agenda this
Committee of Technical & Professional year.
Education. Our future activities need to keep up the
Sugar Tech 09 was timely & much relevant for momentum on key areas like enhancing
the beleaguered sugar industry. All stakeholders employment, tourism, infrastructure, agriculture,
including the sugar industry, farmers, experts food processing and creating conducive
and the state government together were present environment for the growth of industry in the
at a common platform to discuss and work out a state.
good package for the farmers in light of the I am sure that the CII Uttar Pradesh State Council
shorter seasons in the sugar industry. I am 2010-11 would carry forward the initiatives taken
particularly pleased to share that this led to many this year and contribute positively to the inclusive
strategic decisions and several initiatives to ride development of Uttar Pradesh.
the sugar industry out of trouble times.
CII Uttar Pradesh worked to preserve the
traditional heritage and art of the state. To save
the Intellectual Property Protection of identified
Geographical Indications of UP, CII signed an
MOU with the Export Promotion Bureau,
Government of Uttar Pradesh for facilitating the
GI registration of six products in Uttar Pradesh
including Locks of Aligarh, Sports Goods of
Meerut, Patchworks of Rampur, Kababs of
Lucknow and Petha, Dalmot & Marble Work of
Agra.
The State Council facilitated the working of 11
ITIs, adopted in the recent past at various
locations. The Council also facilitated Modular
Employable Skills Scheme (MES) under the
national Skills Development Initiative (SDI) to
help school drop-outs and shop-floor workers.
Over 1500 Vocational Training Providers (VTPs)
have been established providing training in a
variety of skills across the state.
6th Northern Regional Council was organised in
Lucknow, CII Uttar Pradesh was fortunate and happy
to host the colourful evening Shaam -E- Awadh
graced by His Excellency Mr BL Joshi, Governor
of Uttar Pradesh.
UTTAR PRADESH ANNUAL REVIEW 03
address informed government’s keenness to enhance Uttar Pradesh’s image from the perspective of private investor.
Mr Navneet Sehgal Chairman, Power Corporation,Mr Ramesh Suri, Chairman, CII Uttar Pradesh State and Mr Richard Rekhy, CEO, KPMG pointed that North India is home to nearly one-third of India's population and attracts one fifth of the FDI. They stressed that the CM’s of various northern states should act as CEOs and must market their states.
CII Uttar Pradesh held its Annual Session and conference on "MSME's in Challenging Times" at Lucknow. Innovation & risk-taking ability are features unique to the MSME sector, these must be leveraged, said Mr Anis Ansari, Agriculture Production Commissioner, Govt of UP. Mr V K Sharma, Infrastructure & Industrial Development Commissioner, Govt of UP highlighted the services provided by the MSME - Development Institutes at Agra, Allahabad & Kanpur.
Mr Ramesh Suri, Chairman, CII Uttar Pradesh said, "We the local producers should diversify in our existing areas of concern and look forward to catering to the Indian population which in itself is a big consumer market”.
CII Western UP Zone held its Annual Session & Conference on ‘Exploring opportunities in crisis’ at Noida. The session discussed the need to explore opportunities under the current economic crisis and shared views on the state of world economy. A need was felt for Government intervention to rescue the small and medium industry facing biggest challenge in the current global slow down.
Annual SessionMarch 5, 2009: Lucknow
Western UP Annual Session: 'Exploring Opportunities in crisis'March 6, 2009: Noida
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Mr. Amitabh Nangia, Past Chairman, CII UP State Council presiding the session.
Coolex - 2009March 27-30, 2009: Lucknow
Confederation of Indian Industry’s exclusive exposition on air conditioning and refrigeration, COOLEX 2009, was organized in Lucknow. The 12th edition of COOLEX 2009 was inaugurated by Dr Dinesh Sharma, Mayor of Lucknow.
Over the years the exposition has provided an established platform to generate exposure to contemporary technology, showcase the latest product offerings and gear up local industry for competition.
The host of companies who participated in the exposition include Godrej & Boyce Mfg Co Ltd (Appl. Div), Hitachi Home & Life Solutions (India) Ltd (HHLI), Videocon Industries Ltd, Samsung India Electronics Pvt Ltd, Voltas, ETA General, Fedders Llyod, Carrier, Blue Star, ONIDA, Mitsubishi and Daenyx International Pvt Ltd.
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Mr Jayant Krishna, Vice-Chairman, CII UP State Council, Dr Dinesh Sharma, Mayor of Lucknow, Mr Anil Shukla, Head, CII UP State Office
UTTAR PRADESH ANNUAL REVIEW 05
Sugar Tech 2009: "Shorter Seasons in Sugar Industry - Opportunities & Challenges"September 30, 2009: Lucknow
Intellectual property protection of identified Geographical Indications of UP
Geographical Indication (GI) is one form of Intellectual Property Protection which can protect these intangible assets for identity and reputation in the National and International Market. In due course, with proper enforcement mechanism these GIs can provide business opportunities and Wealth Creation to the end users that are artisans, weavers and craftsman. The GI can also be commercially leveraged for enhancing incomes of such artisans while providing assurance of product quality to consumers.
With this perspective, Export Promotion Bureau, Government of Uttar Pradesh invited CII Uttar Pradesh State Office to sign a Memorandum of Understanding, for facilitating the GI registration of six products in Uttar Pradesh. These products include Locks of Aligarh, Sports goods of Meerut, With the objective to review the substantial fall in Patchworks of Rampur, Kababs of Lucknow and the production of sugar in the state, assess Petha, Dalmot & Marble Work of Agra.challenges & opportunities and arrive at
meaningful solutions to benefit the farmers, CII Uttar Pradesh State Office has initiated this industry and the government, CII Uttar Pradesh project in association with Andhra Pradesh organized a one day conference on “Shorter Technology Development and Promotion Center Seasons in Sugar Industry – Opportunities & (APTDC).Challenges - Sugar Tech 2009”.
Welcoming the participants, Mr Ramesh Suri, Chairman, CII Uttar Pradesh asserted the aim said "we are here to ensure that the Indian Sugar Industry finds its place in the sun again". Further he brought to the notice, the issues faced by the farmers relating to their sizeable chunk of money not being cleared by the sugar factories and delay in announcing the levy price by the government, which ultimately leave farmers distressed.
Mr Atul Kumar Gupta, Chief Secretary and Chief Guest for the session felt that in the current situation, it is pertinent to look at long term measures and addressed the needs of the most important state holder: the farmer. He suggested for a loyalty bonus system or fixed cane price for two years, which can be introduced for maintaining a long term relationship between industry and farmer.
thCII Northern Regional Council organized its 6 Northern Regional Council Meeting at Lucknow. The technical sessions of Sugar Tech 09 included The Regional Council Members interacted with the a session on agriculture to address issues in state officials. Welcoming the guests, Mr Harpal Sugarcane Development and Marketing. The Singh, Chairman, CII Northern Region discussed other sessions were on CEO's perspective on the agenda. Mr DD Verma, Principal Secretary, industry issues and on engineering & technology Taxation and Registration, Uttar Pradesh, in his to share best practices in sugar & allied industries.
The conference saw participation of over 150 delegates from sugar and allied sectors from different parts of Uttar Pradesh and the NCR region.
The state of Uttar Pradesh is endowed with variety of traditional art, process and products which are exclusive to the state’s heritage and culture.
6th Northern Regional Council MeetingFebruary 5, 2010: Lucknow
Mr Kiron Chopra, Past Chairman CII UP State Council, Mr Anil Shukla, CII, Mr Ramesh Suri, Chairman CII UP State Council, Mr D D Verma,Principal Secretary – Tax & Registration, UP, Mr Harpal Singh, Chairman CII Northern Region
Colourful evening during the Regional Council Meeting
Uttar Pradesh Annual Session in progress
address informed government’s keenness to enhance Uttar Pradesh’s image from the perspective of private investor.
Mr Navneet Sehgal Chairman, Power Corporation,Mr Ramesh Suri, Chairman, CII Uttar Pradesh State and Mr Richard Rekhy, CEO, KPMG pointed that North India is home to nearly one-third of India's population and attracts one fifth of the FDI. They stressed that the CM’s of various northern states should act as CEOs and must market their states.
CII Uttar Pradesh held its Annual Session and conference on "MSME's in Challenging Times" at Lucknow. Innovation & risk-taking ability are features unique to the MSME sector, these must be leveraged, said Mr Anis Ansari, Agriculture Production Commissioner, Govt of UP. Mr V K Sharma, Infrastructure & Industrial Development Commissioner, Govt of UP highlighted the services provided by the MSME - Development Institutes at Agra, Allahabad & Kanpur.
Mr Ramesh Suri, Chairman, CII Uttar Pradesh said, "We the local producers should diversify in our existing areas of concern and look forward to catering to the Indian population which in itself is a big consumer market”.
CII Western UP Zone held its Annual Session & Conference on ‘Exploring opportunities in crisis’ at Noida. The session discussed the need to explore opportunities under the current economic crisis and shared views on the state of world economy. A need was felt for Government intervention to rescue the small and medium industry facing biggest challenge in the current global slow down.
Annual SessionMarch 5, 2009: Lucknow
Western UP Annual Session: 'Exploring Opportunities in crisis'March 6, 2009: Noida
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gh
t
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Mr. Amitabh Nangia, Past Chairman, CII UP State Council presiding the session.
Coolex - 2009March 27-30, 2009: Lucknow
Confederation of Indian Industry’s exclusive exposition on air conditioning and refrigeration, COOLEX 2009, was organized in Lucknow. The 12th edition of COOLEX 2009 was inaugurated by Dr Dinesh Sharma, Mayor of Lucknow.
Over the years the exposition has provided an established platform to generate exposure to contemporary technology, showcase the latest product offerings and gear up local industry for competition.
The host of companies who participated in the exposition include Godrej & Boyce Mfg Co Ltd (Appl. Div), Hitachi Home & Life Solutions (India) Ltd (HHLI), Videocon Industries Ltd, Samsung India Electronics Pvt Ltd, Voltas, ETA General, Fedders Llyod, Carrier, Blue Star, ONIDA, Mitsubishi and Daenyx International Pvt Ltd.
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po
zo
ne
Mr Jayant Krishna, Vice-Chairman, CII UP State Council, Dr Dinesh Sharma, Mayor of Lucknow, Mr Anil Shukla, Head, CII UP State Office
UTTAR PRADESH ANNUAL REVIEW 05
Sugar Tech 2009: "Shorter Seasons in Sugar Industry - Opportunities & Challenges"September 30, 2009: Lucknow
Intellectual property protection of identified Geographical Indications of UP
Geographical Indication (GI) is one form of Intellectual Property Protection which can protect these intangible assets for identity and reputation in the National and International Market. In due course, with proper enforcement mechanism these GIs can provide business opportunities and Wealth Creation to the end users that are artisans, weavers and craftsman. The GI can also be commercially leveraged for enhancing incomes of such artisans while providing assurance of product quality to consumers.
With this perspective, Export Promotion Bureau, Government of Uttar Pradesh invited CII Uttar Pradesh State Office to sign a Memorandum of Understanding, for facilitating the GI registration of six products in Uttar Pradesh. These products include Locks of Aligarh, Sports goods of Meerut, With the objective to review the substantial fall in Patchworks of Rampur, Kababs of Lucknow and the production of sugar in the state, assess Petha, Dalmot & Marble Work of Agra.challenges & opportunities and arrive at
meaningful solutions to benefit the farmers, CII Uttar Pradesh State Office has initiated this industry and the government, CII Uttar Pradesh project in association with Andhra Pradesh organized a one day conference on “Shorter Technology Development and Promotion Center Seasons in Sugar Industry – Opportunities & (APTDC).Challenges - Sugar Tech 2009”.
Welcoming the participants, Mr Ramesh Suri, Chairman, CII Uttar Pradesh asserted the aim said "we are here to ensure that the Indian Sugar Industry finds its place in the sun again". Further he brought to the notice, the issues faced by the farmers relating to their sizeable chunk of money not being cleared by the sugar factories and delay in announcing the levy price by the government, which ultimately leave farmers distressed.
Mr Atul Kumar Gupta, Chief Secretary and Chief Guest for the session felt that in the current situation, it is pertinent to look at long term measures and addressed the needs of the most important state holder: the farmer. He suggested for a loyalty bonus system or fixed cane price for two years, which can be introduced for maintaining a long term relationship between industry and farmer.
thCII Northern Regional Council organized its 6 Northern Regional Council Meeting at Lucknow. The technical sessions of Sugar Tech 09 included The Regional Council Members interacted with the a session on agriculture to address issues in state officials. Welcoming the guests, Mr Harpal Sugarcane Development and Marketing. The Singh, Chairman, CII Northern Region discussed other sessions were on CEO's perspective on the agenda. Mr DD Verma, Principal Secretary, industry issues and on engineering & technology Taxation and Registration, Uttar Pradesh, in his to share best practices in sugar & allied industries.
The conference saw participation of over 150 delegates from sugar and allied sectors from different parts of Uttar Pradesh and the NCR region.
The state of Uttar Pradesh is endowed with variety of traditional art, process and products which are exclusive to the state’s heritage and culture.
6th Northern Regional Council MeetingFebruary 5, 2010: Lucknow
Mr Kiron Chopra, Past Chairman CII UP State Council, Mr Anil Shukla, CII, Mr Ramesh Suri, Chairman CII UP State Council, Mr D D Verma,Principal Secretary – Tax & Registration, UP, Mr Harpal Singh, Chairman CII Northern Region
Colourful evening during the Regional Council Meeting
Uttar Pradesh Annual Session in progress
Agriculture and Food Processing
Industrial Policy Development
Inputs to 13th Finance Commission
• An institute of the level of • Allocation to upgrade Roads
NDRI for the dairy sector in and Railways in the stateUttar Pradesh.
• Development of Uttar • Strengthening the supply • Backward areas like Pradesh as an IT hub, with chain management of the
Bundelkhand to be promoted emphasis on the creation of food processing facilities in to set up poultry and meat IT Parksthe Stateprocessing units
• Improve efficiency of the food • Weather based crop • Development of the golden distribution system, private insurance to the farmers
destinations of UP - Agra, initiative in production, • Constitution of a core group Varanasi, Allahabad and marketing, and distribution
or a committee for various Lucknow• External markets for the stakeholders of the livestock
• Emphasis on development of surplus food grains from Uttar sector Rural and Agri tourism
Pradesh
• Development of the retail • Modernization and up-
sector to further enhance the gradation of the slaughter
growth of agriculture• Better infrastructure with houses / abattoirs in the state completion of the road • “Skill Development Banks” to improve hygiene and network in: (SDB) to be set up ensure disease free meat
- Panki Industrial Estate in • Facilitation of funds and • Wastes Policy for proper Kanpur grants through schemes like compliance
TUFS by the State - Bhadohi carpet • Focus on ground water Government ASIDE, UNIDO manufacturing region in recharge and tree plantation and World BankVaranasi drives
• A time bound practice in - Gorakhpur industrial area
execution of all items in the Sahibabad, Ghaziabad &
policy and a regular public Hapur Industrial areas in
private dialogue as a review Western UP
measure
• Strengthening of the existing
Single Window System of
clearances• Necessary provisions/
• Fostering the private initiative allocations by the Finance
in production, marketing, and Commission to the state
distribution to increase • Sufficient allocation for the efficiency of the food
state to help them overcome distribution systemthe power crisis
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e POLICY DASHBOARD - UTTAR PRADESH
CII Uttar Pradesh has been strongly taking policy issues with the state government. An illustrative list of issues taken up:
UTTAR PRADESH ANNUAL REVIEW 06
An International Trade Fair on Ceramics, Glass & Allied Products
11-14 November, 2010, Jaipur, India
CERAGLASS INDIA 2010
• Tiles & Sanitaryware Expo • Structural Heavy Clay Products Expo
• Glass Expo • Tableware & Art Expo • Refractory & Allied Products Expo
• Technical and Advanced Ceramics Expo
• Ceramic & Glass Raw Materials Expo • Machine Expo • International Pavilion
For more details on CERAGLASS INDIA 2010, contact :
Rajasthan State IndustrialDevelopment & Investment Corporation Ltd. (RIICO)Udyog Bhawan, Tilak Marg,C-Scheme, Jaipur - 302 005 (India)Tel.: +91 141-5113201 / 5113213Fax: +91- 141-5104804Website: www.riico.co.in
Confederation of Indian Industry(Northern Region)Sector 31-A, Dakshin Marg,Chandigarh- 160 030 (India)Tel: +91-172-5080122 / 5083676Fax: +91-172-2606259Website: www.cii.in/ northern
Indian Ceramic Society - All IndiaC/o Hopewell Ceramics Pvt. Ltd.A - 17, Manish Marg, Nemi Nagar,Jaipur - 302 021(India)Tel: +91-141-2246262, 2246246Fax.: +91-1423-224912Website: www.incers.org
Union Budget Viewing Session Seminar on “Understanding the New Foreign Trade Policies & Procedures"July 6, 2009: Lucknow
December 11, 2009: Meerut
To analyze the impact of budget on different sectors of
industry and economy, CII Uttar Pradesh organised an
exclusive Union Budget Viewing Session at Lucknow.
The Northern Regional Council focused on budget by
way of special attention to Chandigarh, two mega carpet
clusters in Srinagar (J&K), Mirzapur (UP) and a
powerloom cluster in Rajasthan. Special attention to
these areas and sectors exhibited the proactive
recognition of priority areas.
The session was attended by Mr Kiron Chopra, MD,
Chopra Retec Rubber Products Ltd; Mr GR Mishra, MD,
Gimi Engineers Pvt Ltd; Ms Sadhna Aggarwal, Director,
Saamco Consultants; Mr MA Khan, Consultant, Tata
Motors (Lucknow) and Mr Sujay Sen, Branch Head, L&T
(Lucknow) among others.
A seminar on “Understanding the New Foreign Trade
Policies & Procedures” was organized which enabled
the participants to appreciate the new policy and
procedures along with the relevant provisions in Central
Excise and Customs and also to sharpen their skills in
choosing appropriate export promotion schemes, in
anticipating problems and in improving documentation.
The session was inaugurated by Mr Mahaveer Singh,
ADM (City) Meerut and chaired by Mr Girish Kumar –
Member CII. The session was well attended by 40
participants from the export oriented units of Meerut.
Confederation of Indian Industry 19 28
RIICORIICOThe Industrial CatalystGovernment of RajasthanMinistry of Commerce & Industry
Government of India
www.ceraglass.in
Mr Anil Shukla, CII, Mr Mahavir Singh- ADM Meerut City, Mr Girish Kumar - CII member, Mr Amitabh Hajela - BMR faculty, Mr Mayank Gupta - CII Member
Agriculture and Food Processing
Industrial Policy Development
Inputs to 13th Finance Commission
• An institute of the level of • Allocation to upgrade Roads
NDRI for the dairy sector in and Railways in the stateUttar Pradesh.
• Development of Uttar • Strengthening the supply • Backward areas like Pradesh as an IT hub, with chain management of the
Bundelkhand to be promoted emphasis on the creation of food processing facilities in to set up poultry and meat IT Parksthe Stateprocessing units
• Improve efficiency of the food • Weather based crop • Development of the golden distribution system, private insurance to the farmers
destinations of UP - Agra, initiative in production, • Constitution of a core group Varanasi, Allahabad and marketing, and distribution
or a committee for various Lucknow• External markets for the stakeholders of the livestock
• Emphasis on development of surplus food grains from Uttar sector Rural and Agri tourism
Pradesh
• Development of the retail • Modernization and up-
sector to further enhance the gradation of the slaughter
growth of agriculture• Better infrastructure with houses / abattoirs in the state completion of the road • “Skill Development Banks” to improve hygiene and network in: (SDB) to be set up ensure disease free meat
- Panki Industrial Estate in • Facilitation of funds and • Wastes Policy for proper Kanpur grants through schemes like compliance
TUFS by the State - Bhadohi carpet • Focus on ground water Government ASIDE, UNIDO manufacturing region in recharge and tree plantation and World BankVaranasi drives
• A time bound practice in - Gorakhpur industrial area
execution of all items in the Sahibabad, Ghaziabad &
policy and a regular public Hapur Industrial areas in
private dialogue as a review Western UP
measure
• Strengthening of the existing
Single Window System of
clearances• Necessary provisions/
• Fostering the private initiative allocations by the Finance
in production, marketing, and Commission to the state
distribution to increase • Sufficient allocation for the efficiency of the food
state to help them overcome distribution systemthe power crisis
po
li
cy
pu
ls
e POLICY DASHBOARD - UTTAR PRADESH
CII Uttar Pradesh has been strongly taking policy issues with the state government. An illustrative list of issues taken up:
UTTAR PRADESH ANNUAL REVIEW 06
An International Trade Fair on Ceramics, Glass & Allied Products
11-14 November, 2010, Jaipur, India
CERAGLASS INDIA 2010
• Tiles & Sanitaryware Expo • Structural Heavy Clay Products Expo
• Glass Expo • Tableware & Art Expo • Refractory & Allied Products Expo
• Technical and Advanced Ceramics Expo
• Ceramic & Glass Raw Materials Expo • Machine Expo • International Pavilion
For more details on CERAGLASS INDIA 2010, contact :
Rajasthan State IndustrialDevelopment & Investment Corporation Ltd. (RIICO)Udyog Bhawan, Tilak Marg,C-Scheme, Jaipur - 302 005 (India)Tel.: +91 141-5113201 / 5113213Fax: +91- 141-5104804Website: www.riico.co.in
Confederation of Indian Industry(Northern Region)Sector 31-A, Dakshin Marg,Chandigarh- 160 030 (India)Tel: +91-172-5080122 / 5083676Fax: +91-172-2606259Website: www.cii.in/ northern
Indian Ceramic Society - All IndiaC/o Hopewell Ceramics Pvt. Ltd.A - 17, Manish Marg, Nemi Nagar,Jaipur - 302 021(India)Tel: +91-141-2246262, 2246246Fax.: +91-1423-224912Website: www.incers.org
Union Budget Viewing Session Seminar on “Understanding the New Foreign Trade Policies & Procedures"July 6, 2009: Lucknow
December 11, 2009: Meerut
To analyze the impact of budget on different sectors of
industry and economy, CII Uttar Pradesh organised an
exclusive Union Budget Viewing Session at Lucknow.
The Northern Regional Council focused on budget by
way of special attention to Chandigarh, two mega carpet
clusters in Srinagar (J&K), Mirzapur (UP) and a
powerloom cluster in Rajasthan. Special attention to
these areas and sectors exhibited the proactive
recognition of priority areas.
The session was attended by Mr Kiron Chopra, MD,
Chopra Retec Rubber Products Ltd; Mr GR Mishra, MD,
Gimi Engineers Pvt Ltd; Ms Sadhna Aggarwal, Director,
Saamco Consultants; Mr MA Khan, Consultant, Tata
Motors (Lucknow) and Mr Sujay Sen, Branch Head, L&T
(Lucknow) among others.
A seminar on “Understanding the New Foreign Trade
Policies & Procedures” was organized which enabled
the participants to appreciate the new policy and
procedures along with the relevant provisions in Central
Excise and Customs and also to sharpen their skills in
choosing appropriate export promotion schemes, in
anticipating problems and in improving documentation.
The session was inaugurated by Mr Mahaveer Singh,
ADM (City) Meerut and chaired by Mr Girish Kumar –
Member CII. The session was well attended by 40
participants from the export oriented units of Meerut.
Confederation of Indian Industry 19 28
RIICORIICOThe Industrial CatalystGovernment of RajasthanMinistry of Commerce & Industry
Government of India
www.ceraglass.in
Mr Anil Shukla, CII, Mr Mahavir Singh- ADM Meerut City, Mr Girish Kumar - CII member, Mr Amitabh Hajela - BMR faculty, Mr Mayank Gupta - CII Member
Interaction with Mr Mohinder Singh, CEO - Noida
April 21, 2009: Noida
A delegation led by Mr Anil Aggarwal, Chairman, CII Western Uttar
Pradesh Zonal Council called Mr Mohinder Singh, CEO, Noida to
brief him on the various hardships being faced by the industries, in
Noida such as lack of proper infrastructure facilities, irregular power
supply, damaged roads and connectivity problems.
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Interactions during 2009-10 (illustrative list)
?Mr Atul Kumar Gupta, Chief ?Ms Vrinda Sarup, Principal Secretary Secretary – Technical
Education?Mr Anoop Mishra, Infrastructure & Industrial ?Mr Mohinder Singh, CEO Development Commissioner Noida
?Mr V K Sharma, Infrastructure ?Mr Arun Sinha, Principal & Industrial Development Secretary – HousingCommissioner ?Mr Ashok Kumar, Principal
?Mr Anis Ansari, Agriculture Secretary – Khadi & Village Production Commissioner Industries
?Dr Vikram Singh, DGP, UP ?Mr Avinish Awasthi, DG Police Tourism
?Mr Netram, Principal ?Mr H S Meena, Jt Secretary Secretary to the Hon’ble MSMEChief Minister of UP ?Mr Anil Sant, Commissioner
?Mr Shailesh Krishna, Trade TaxPrincipal Secretary to the ?Mohd Iftikharuddin, Hon’ble Chief Minister of UP Commissioner & Director of
?Mr D D Verma, Principal IndustriesSecretary – Tax & ?Mr Navneet Sehgal, Registration Secretary to Hon’ble Chief
?Mr G B Patnaik, Principal Minister of UPSecretary to Hon’ble ?Mr Alok Tandon, CMD, Governor of UP UPRVUN Ltd.
?Mr V N Garg, Principal ?Mr B L Meena, Director Secretary – Infrastructure & Training & EmploymentIndustrial Development ?Mr Sudhir M Bobde, Cane &
?Mr J N Chamber, Principal Excise CommissionerSecretary – SSI & Export ?Mr Dheeraj Sahu, Jt. Promotion Executive Director, Udyog
?Mr Pankaj Agarwal, Principal BandhuSecretary - Transport ?Mr Yashpal Singh, Director
?Mr Alok Ranjan, Principal EnvironmentSecretary – Environment & ?Mr Rajit Ram Verma, Director Urban Development Agriculture
?Mr Kapil Dev, Principal ?Mr Ratneshwar Prashad, Secretary – PWD Member Competition
?Mr Sushil Kumar, Principal Commission of IndiaSecretary – Minor Irrigation
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for Developing Rural India Destination Lucknow
June 3, 2009: Noida November 26, 2009: Lucknow
With an aim to share best practices and build
strategies for soliciting industrial investments in the IT
sector in the city, CII Uttar Pradesh State organized
an interactive session on `IT-BPO Destination
Mr Ramesh Suri, Chairman, CII Uttar Pradesh at a
Roundtable discussion on role of ICT in developing
Rural India said, “Common wisdom has it that the
modern information and communication technologies
(ICTs) such as telephony or the internet hold
unmatched opportunities for developing countries.
Academics, policymakers and entrepreneurs
frequently claim that ICTs represent one of the most
powerful tools in the struggle against poverty”.
Valuable insights were provided by Mr Neeraj
Aggarwal, Project Director for Affirmative Actions,
NIIT; Mr Sanjeev K Gupta , Government Programmes
Executive, IBM; Mr H N S Rao , Academic Head ICT,
EDUCOMP and Dr Vinay Sharma, IIT – Roorkee. The
session helped in spreading the word of Information Lucknow’ at the Tata Consultancy Services (TCS`s) & Communication Technology and taught the rural Awadh Park Campus. The session furnished valuable masses through IT & ICT tools. inputs by eminent bureaucrats and IT-BPO
representatives including Mr. Anoop Mishra,
Infrastructure & Industrial Development
Commissioner, Government of Uttar Pradesh,
Mr Chandra Prakash, Principal Secretary, Information
Technology, Government of Uttar Pradesh, Prof. Kripa
Shanker, Vice Chancellor, Uttar Pradesh Technical
University, Mr. Jayant Krishna, Vice Chairman, CII UP
State Council.
As a run up to Excon 2009, India’s largest trade fair
on construction equipments & construction
technology a road show was held in Lucknow. CII
organized Excon 2009, in association with Indian
Earthmoving and Construction Industry Association
Ltd (IECIAL), at Bangalore.
Addressing the Road Show, Mr Kiron Chopra, Former
Chairman of CII Uttar Pradesh said, “There is
tremendous opportunity for Indian Companies to
showcase developments and create business
linkages with global companies given the fact that
Indian economy is still growing despite the global
slowdown”. Mr Tribhuwan Ram, Engineer-in Chief,
Public Works Department, Government of Uttar
Pradesh was the special guest for the event.
20 such road shows were held across the country.
EXCON - Road ShowOctober 26, 2009: Lucknow
Dignitaries at EXCON 2009
Mr Ramesh Suri, Chairman CII UP State council addressing the gathering
Mr Jayant Krishna, Vice Chairman, UP State Council, Prof Kripa Shankar, Vice Chancellor-UPTU, Mr Anoop Mishra, Industrial & Infrastructure Development Commissioner , Mr Chandra Prakash, Principal Secretary, I T
CII representation in State Government Committees
1. Member-State Advisory
Committee, Uttar Pradesh
Electricity Regulatory
Commission
2. Member-Core Group for National
Climate Change Response
Knowledge Mission
3. Member- State Level Bankers’
Committee (SLBC) Uttar Pradesh
4. Member- State Level Inter-
Institutional Committee (SLIIC)
5. Member-Tripartite Labor
Committee
6. Member-Council of Science and
Technology (IPR Division)
7. Member-Environment Policy
Committee
8. Member-Sector skill council
under Directorate of training and
employment
9. Representation in Core Groups
formed under Udyog Bandhu,
Government of Uttar Pradesh to
promote industrial development
in the state in:
a. Power
b. Food Processing
c. Infrastructure
d. Trade Tax
e. Environment
f. Labor
g. Skill
10. Member-Advisory Committee of
Industry Institute Partnership Cell,
Feroz Gandhi Polytechnic, Rae
Bareli
11. State steering committee of
technical and professional
education for approval of
institutes IDP/MOA under PPP
Mr Mohinder Singh (CEO Noida), Mr Raghuvan Ramachandran & Mr Venkatesh Pusuluri(CSC), Mr Anil Aggarwal (Chairman Western UP Zonal Council), Mr Ashish Malhotra (Ashish Mfg Co) Mr SM Tripathi-PMET – Interacting with CEO Noida
Interaction with Mr Mohinder Singh, CEO - Noida
April 21, 2009: Noida
A delegation led by Mr Anil Aggarwal, Chairman, CII Western Uttar
Pradesh Zonal Council called Mr Mohinder Singh, CEO, Noida to
brief him on the various hardships being faced by the industries, in
Noida such as lack of proper infrastructure facilities, irregular power
supply, damaged roads and connectivity problems.
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Interactions during 2009-10 (illustrative list)
?Mr Atul Kumar Gupta, Chief ?Ms Vrinda Sarup, Principal Secretary Secretary – Technical
Education?Mr Anoop Mishra, Infrastructure & Industrial ?Mr Mohinder Singh, CEO Development Commissioner Noida
?Mr V K Sharma, Infrastructure ?Mr Arun Sinha, Principal & Industrial Development Secretary – HousingCommissioner ?Mr Ashok Kumar, Principal
?Mr Anis Ansari, Agriculture Secretary – Khadi & Village Production Commissioner Industries
?Dr Vikram Singh, DGP, UP ?Mr Avinish Awasthi, DG Police Tourism
?Mr Netram, Principal ?Mr H S Meena, Jt Secretary Secretary to the Hon’ble MSMEChief Minister of UP ?Mr Anil Sant, Commissioner
?Mr Shailesh Krishna, Trade TaxPrincipal Secretary to the ?Mohd Iftikharuddin, Hon’ble Chief Minister of UP Commissioner & Director of
?Mr D D Verma, Principal IndustriesSecretary – Tax & ?Mr Navneet Sehgal, Registration Secretary to Hon’ble Chief
?Mr G B Patnaik, Principal Minister of UPSecretary to Hon’ble ?Mr Alok Tandon, CMD, Governor of UP UPRVUN Ltd.
?Mr V N Garg, Principal ?Mr B L Meena, Director Secretary – Infrastructure & Training & EmploymentIndustrial Development ?Mr Sudhir M Bobde, Cane &
?Mr J N Chamber, Principal Excise CommissionerSecretary – SSI & Export ?Mr Dheeraj Sahu, Jt. Promotion Executive Director, Udyog
?Mr Pankaj Agarwal, Principal BandhuSecretary - Transport ?Mr Yashpal Singh, Director
?Mr Alok Ranjan, Principal EnvironmentSecretary – Environment & ?Mr Rajit Ram Verma, Director Urban Development Agriculture
?Mr Kapil Dev, Principal ?Mr Ratneshwar Prashad, Secretary – PWD Member Competition
?Mr Sushil Kumar, Principal Commission of IndiaSecretary – Minor Irrigation
se
ct
or
al
sn
ap
sh
ot Roundtable Discussion on Role of ICT Interactive Session on IT-BPO
for Developing Rural India Destination Lucknow
June 3, 2009: Noida November 26, 2009: Lucknow
With an aim to share best practices and build
strategies for soliciting industrial investments in the IT
sector in the city, CII Uttar Pradesh State organized
an interactive session on `IT-BPO Destination
Mr Ramesh Suri, Chairman, CII Uttar Pradesh at a
Roundtable discussion on role of ICT in developing
Rural India said, “Common wisdom has it that the
modern information and communication technologies
(ICTs) such as telephony or the internet hold
unmatched opportunities for developing countries.
Academics, policymakers and entrepreneurs
frequently claim that ICTs represent one of the most
powerful tools in the struggle against poverty”.
Valuable insights were provided by Mr Neeraj
Aggarwal, Project Director for Affirmative Actions,
NIIT; Mr Sanjeev K Gupta , Government Programmes
Executive, IBM; Mr H N S Rao , Academic Head ICT,
EDUCOMP and Dr Vinay Sharma, IIT – Roorkee. The
session helped in spreading the word of Information Lucknow’ at the Tata Consultancy Services (TCS`s) & Communication Technology and taught the rural Awadh Park Campus. The session furnished valuable masses through IT & ICT tools. inputs by eminent bureaucrats and IT-BPO
representatives including Mr. Anoop Mishra,
Infrastructure & Industrial Development
Commissioner, Government of Uttar Pradesh,
Mr Chandra Prakash, Principal Secretary, Information
Technology, Government of Uttar Pradesh, Prof. Kripa
Shanker, Vice Chancellor, Uttar Pradesh Technical
University, Mr. Jayant Krishna, Vice Chairman, CII UP
State Council.
As a run up to Excon 2009, India’s largest trade fair
on construction equipments & construction
technology a road show was held in Lucknow. CII
organized Excon 2009, in association with Indian
Earthmoving and Construction Industry Association
Ltd (IECIAL), at Bangalore.
Addressing the Road Show, Mr Kiron Chopra, Former
Chairman of CII Uttar Pradesh said, “There is
tremendous opportunity for Indian Companies to
showcase developments and create business
linkages with global companies given the fact that
Indian economy is still growing despite the global
slowdown”. Mr Tribhuwan Ram, Engineer-in Chief,
Public Works Department, Government of Uttar
Pradesh was the special guest for the event.
20 such road shows were held across the country.
EXCON - Road ShowOctober 26, 2009: Lucknow
Dignitaries at EXCON 2009
Mr Ramesh Suri, Chairman CII UP State council addressing the gathering
Mr Jayant Krishna, Vice Chairman, UP State Council, Prof Kripa Shankar, Vice Chancellor-UPTU, Mr Anoop Mishra, Industrial & Infrastructure Development Commissioner , Mr Chandra Prakash, Principal Secretary, I T
CII representation in State Government Committees
1. Member-State Advisory
Committee, Uttar Pradesh
Electricity Regulatory
Commission
2. Member-Core Group for National
Climate Change Response
Knowledge Mission
3. Member- State Level Bankers’
Committee (SLBC) Uttar Pradesh
4. Member- State Level Inter-
Institutional Committee (SLIIC)
5. Member-Tripartite Labor
Committee
6. Member-Council of Science and
Technology (IPR Division)
7. Member-Environment Policy
Committee
8. Member-Sector skill council
under Directorate of training and
employment
9. Representation in Core Groups
formed under Udyog Bandhu,
Government of Uttar Pradesh to
promote industrial development
in the state in:
a. Power
b. Food Processing
c. Infrastructure
d. Trade Tax
e. Environment
f. Labor
g. Skill
10. Member-Advisory Committee of
Industry Institute Partnership Cell,
Feroz Gandhi Polytechnic, Rae
Bareli
11. State steering committee of
technical and professional
education for approval of
institutes IDP/MOA under PPP
Mr Mohinder Singh (CEO Noida), Mr Raghuvan Ramachandran & Mr Venkatesh Pusuluri(CSC), Mr Anil Aggarwal (Chairman Western UP Zonal Council), Mr Ashish Malhotra (Ashish Mfg Co) Mr SM Tripathi-PMET – Interacting with CEO Noida
Young Talent of the year 2009 DPS Students - Session on Entrepreneurship, Tree Plantation & April 16, 2009: Lucknow
visit to TCSMay 11, 2009: Lucknow
Awareness Session on Modular Employable SkillsMay 20 , 2009 : Lucknow
Roundtable discussion on Enhancing Employability through Skill Development in Knowledge Economy
April 18, 2009: Lucknow
Aiming to promote Entrepreneurship among students CII Uttar Pradesh organized a learning session with Mr G R Mishra, Managing Director – GIMI Engineering (P) Ltd acquainting students from Delhi Public School at its office in Lucknow.
With the objective to assimilate fresh ideas from the young talents to fulfill the state’s objectives, a debate competition was organized in association with WLC College India, Lucknow. The topic of debate was “Will facilitation of Industrial Development lead to fulfilling the State objective: ‘Sarvjan Hitaay, Sarvjan Sukhaay’?”
About 65 students from the intermediate section of the school took part in the initiative. Mr Mishra also
The team from Babu Banarsi Das National Institute encouraged students to achieve the desired goal,
of Technology and Management won the first prize, towards becoming a successful entrepreneur.
while WLC College India - Lucknow Campus was the 1st runner up and IILM Academy for Higher Learning was the 2nd runner up. Other teams participating in the competition were International Business School; Department of Economics, Lucknow University; IMRT Business School and IILM Business School. The participants were judged on various criteria ranging from content, body language, delivery / expression, semantics / linguistics to refutation.
In an attempt to educate the industry and other stakeholders on the Modular Employable Skills (MES) Schemes, an awareness session on Modular Employable Skils Scheme was organized.
Mr B.L. Meena, Director, Training & Employment, Uttar Pradesh and Mr Jayant Krishna, Vice Chairman, CII Uttar Pradesh State interacted with the participants on Modular Employable Skills.
The session was well attended by over 40 industry delegates from auto, manufacturing, consumer durables, social development, agriculture & food
CII Uttar Pradesh in association with Indian processing sectors, from all across Uttar Pradesh.Institute of Technology (IIT), Roorkee organized an event with the objective to help the industry share its concerns for trained manpower in diverse disciplines; and the academia - be able to impart content and knowledge to the technical manpower – making India – a rich supply pool for technical manpower.
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Mr Jayant Krishna, Vice Chairman, CII UP State Council; Mr B.L. Meena, DirectorTraining & Employment, Uttar Pradesh
,
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Mr Alok Ranjan, Principal Secretary, Vocational Training & Technical Education, Government of U.P. and Mr V K Sharma, Infrastructure & Industrial Development Commissioner, Government of Uttar Pradesh during the interactive session
Winners pose at Young Talent of the Year 2009
Session on Strategic Management, 22nd QC Competition Creativity and Innovation September 25, 2009: Lucknow
September 25, 2009: Noida
Session on Team Building & Stress ManagementSeptember 26, 2009: Noida
To enhance the skills and mindset of the middle level managers to make them compatible to the competitive market, a training session was conducted by CII Western Uttar Pradesh Zonal Council. The session also aimed to help and assist them to be more proactive than reactive in shaping organisation's future.15 representatives from the In an attempt to recognise the industries initiatives to industry attended the session. enhance quality while handling different projects, CII
Uttar Pradesh State Council organized its 22nd Quality Circle (QC) Competition in Lucknow.
The “PIONEER” QC Circle from “NTPC, SINGRAULI” was the winner and picked the ‘Winners Rolling Trophy’. Around 12 Quality Circles participated and
To empower individuals in contributing towards a made presentations on their respective innovative
common goal and ensure increased productivity, a initiatives.
session on Team building and Stress Management was conducted. The session also aimed to enhance
The panel of judges included Mr. Y S Sahney, the lateral thinking power and come up with unique
Consultant – Rites, Lucknow, Mr. I M Lal, Consultant-ideas and solutions. The participants were provided
Professional Education, Educomp Solutions, Noida case studies which helped them anticipate and
and Ms. Meena Agarwal, IT Consultant, SWARA-resolve stressful situations systematically using time-
World Bank Project, Lucknow.based and people-based techniques.
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September 15, 2009: Lucknow
With the objective to gather feedback on the infrastructure, transportation & aviation sectors in Uttar Pradesh, a meeting was organized by CII Uttar Pradesh with Ms Shana Sherry, US Economic Officer.Ms Sherry, optimistic about the future prospects of Uttar Pradesh, mentioned that the state has immense potential and a wealth of talent pool. CII Uttar Pradesh members informed her about the various initiatives and projects that were under progress especially in the field of infrastructure.
Ms Shana Sherry, US Economic Officer with CII members at CII Lucknow Office
Participants of 22nd QC Competition
Young Talent of the year 2009 DPS Students - Session on Entrepreneurship, Tree Plantation & April 16, 2009: Lucknow
visit to TCSMay 11, 2009: Lucknow
Awareness Session on Modular Employable SkillsMay 20 , 2009 : Lucknow
Roundtable discussion on Enhancing Employability through Skill Development in Knowledge Economy
April 18, 2009: Lucknow
Aiming to promote Entrepreneurship among students CII Uttar Pradesh organized a learning session with Mr G R Mishra, Managing Director – GIMI Engineering (P) Ltd acquainting students from Delhi Public School at its office in Lucknow.
With the objective to assimilate fresh ideas from the young talents to fulfill the state’s objectives, a debate competition was organized in association with WLC College India, Lucknow. The topic of debate was “Will facilitation of Industrial Development lead to fulfilling the State objective: ‘Sarvjan Hitaay, Sarvjan Sukhaay’?”
About 65 students from the intermediate section of the school took part in the initiative. Mr Mishra also
The team from Babu Banarsi Das National Institute encouraged students to achieve the desired goal,
of Technology and Management won the first prize, towards becoming a successful entrepreneur.
while WLC College India - Lucknow Campus was the 1st runner up and IILM Academy for Higher Learning was the 2nd runner up. Other teams participating in the competition were International Business School; Department of Economics, Lucknow University; IMRT Business School and IILM Business School. The participants were judged on various criteria ranging from content, body language, delivery / expression, semantics / linguistics to refutation.
In an attempt to educate the industry and other stakeholders on the Modular Employable Skills (MES) Schemes, an awareness session on Modular Employable Skils Scheme was organized.
Mr B.L. Meena, Director, Training & Employment, Uttar Pradesh and Mr Jayant Krishna, Vice Chairman, CII Uttar Pradesh State interacted with the participants on Modular Employable Skills.
The session was well attended by over 40 industry delegates from auto, manufacturing, consumer durables, social development, agriculture & food
CII Uttar Pradesh in association with Indian processing sectors, from all across Uttar Pradesh.Institute of Technology (IIT), Roorkee organized an event with the objective to help the industry share its concerns for trained manpower in diverse disciplines; and the academia - be able to impart content and knowledge to the technical manpower – making India – a rich supply pool for technical manpower.
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Mr Jayant Krishna, Vice Chairman, CII UP State Council; Mr B.L. Meena, DirectorTraining & Employment, Uttar Pradesh
,
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Mr Alok Ranjan, Principal Secretary, Vocational Training & Technical Education, Government of U.P. and Mr V K Sharma, Infrastructure & Industrial Development Commissioner, Government of Uttar Pradesh during the interactive session
Winners pose at Young Talent of the Year 2009
Session on Strategic Management, 22nd QC Competition Creativity and Innovation September 25, 2009: Lucknow
September 25, 2009: Noida
Session on Team Building & Stress ManagementSeptember 26, 2009: Noida
To enhance the skills and mindset of the middle level managers to make them compatible to the competitive market, a training session was conducted by CII Western Uttar Pradesh Zonal Council. The session also aimed to help and assist them to be more proactive than reactive in shaping organisation's future.15 representatives from the In an attempt to recognise the industries initiatives to industry attended the session. enhance quality while handling different projects, CII
Uttar Pradesh State Council organized its 22nd Quality Circle (QC) Competition in Lucknow.
The “PIONEER” QC Circle from “NTPC, SINGRAULI” was the winner and picked the ‘Winners Rolling Trophy’. Around 12 Quality Circles participated and
To empower individuals in contributing towards a made presentations on their respective innovative
common goal and ensure increased productivity, a initiatives.
session on Team building and Stress Management was conducted. The session also aimed to enhance
The panel of judges included Mr. Y S Sahney, the lateral thinking power and come up with unique
Consultant – Rites, Lucknow, Mr. I M Lal, Consultant-ideas and solutions. The participants were provided
Professional Education, Educomp Solutions, Noida case studies which helped them anticipate and
and Ms. Meena Agarwal, IT Consultant, SWARA-resolve stressful situations systematically using time-
World Bank Project, Lucknow.based and people-based techniques.
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ns Interactive Session with U S Embassy Officials
September 15, 2009: Lucknow
With the objective to gather feedback on the infrastructure, transportation & aviation sectors in Uttar Pradesh, a meeting was organized by CII Uttar Pradesh with Ms Shana Sherry, US Economic Officer.Ms Sherry, optimistic about the future prospects of Uttar Pradesh, mentioned that the state has immense potential and a wealth of talent pool. CII Uttar Pradesh members informed her about the various initiatives and projects that were under progress especially in the field of infrastructure.
Ms Shana Sherry, US Economic Officer with CII members at CII Lucknow Office
Participants of 22nd QC Competition
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World Environment Day
Session on water management techniques
Workshop on environment, health and safety
Ground Water Day
Tree Planting at Noida
Corporate sector Participation in health
CII - BEE Energy Efficiency Session
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Ms Manorma Verma, Project Coordinator, CII HIV/AIDS Helpline at an interactive session
World Food Day
Blood Donation Camp at Noida
CII Uttar Pradesh took a lead in providing various advisory services, as part of the Corporate Social Responsibility towards building better society. These activities included awareness on HIV / AIDS and blood donation camps oraganised at various locations.
09839222444CII HIV / AIDS HELPLINE
?B R Industries, Lucknow ?Institute of Management Research &
Technology, Lucknow?Bansal Institute of Engineering &
Technology, Meerut ?JS Auto Pvt Ltd, Kanpur
?Bayer Material Science (P) Ltd, Gautam ?K S Projects & Process Engineers (P) Ltd,
Budh Nagar Lucknow
?BEPL, New Delhi ?Kissan Iron Works, Agra
?BSN Industries (P) Ltd, Noida ?Lohia Auto Industries, Noida
?Callina Care Ovrseas Pvt Ltd, Ghaziabad ?Lokpal Industries
?College of Science & Engineering,Jhansi ?Premier Auto Cables, Lucknow
?Competent Industrial Consultants, Noida ?Raghushree Plastproducts Pvt Ltd, Kanpur
?Data Expert, Kanpur ?Rajeev Joshi and Associates, Lucknow
?ECL Magtronics (P) Ltd, Noida ?Religare Technova Ltd, Noida
?Elegant Auto Accessories, Noida ?Uttam Sucrotech international Pvt Ltd,
Noida?GIMI Engineers (P) Ltd, Lucknow
?VR Systems Instrumentation Pvt Ltd, ?Hansraj College of Business Management,
LucknowAgra
?Vijay Infrastructure Ltd, Lucknow?India News Communications Ltd, Noida
?Yugal Precision (P) Ltd, Agra
With 28 members added in 2009-10, the membership has increased to 311with greater penetration in
different part of the state. New members added during 2009-10:
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UTTAR PRADESH ANNUAL REVIEW 12
World Environment Day
Session on water management techniques
Workshop on environment, health and safety
Ground Water Day
Tree Planting at Noida
Corporate sector Participation in health
CII - BEE Energy Efficiency Session
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Ms Manorma Verma, Project Coordinator, CII HIV/AIDS Helpline at an interactive session
World Food Day
Blood Donation Camp at Noida
CII Uttar Pradesh took a lead in providing various advisory services, as part of the Corporate Social Responsibility towards building better society. These activities included awareness on HIV / AIDS and blood donation camps oraganised at various locations.
09839222444CII HIV / AIDS HELPLINE
?B R Industries, Lucknow ?Institute of Management Research &
Technology, Lucknow?Bansal Institute of Engineering &
Technology, Meerut ?JS Auto Pvt Ltd, Kanpur
?Bayer Material Science (P) Ltd, Gautam ?K S Projects & Process Engineers (P) Ltd,
Budh Nagar Lucknow
?BEPL, New Delhi ?Kissan Iron Works, Agra
?BSN Industries (P) Ltd, Noida ?Lohia Auto Industries, Noida
?Callina Care Ovrseas Pvt Ltd, Ghaziabad ?Lokpal Industries
?College of Science & Engineering,Jhansi ?Premier Auto Cables, Lucknow
?Competent Industrial Consultants, Noida ?Raghushree Plastproducts Pvt Ltd, Kanpur
?Data Expert, Kanpur ?Rajeev Joshi and Associates, Lucknow
?ECL Magtronics (P) Ltd, Noida ?Religare Technova Ltd, Noida
?Elegant Auto Accessories, Noida ?Uttam Sucrotech international Pvt Ltd,
Noida?GIMI Engineers (P) Ltd, Lucknow
?VR Systems Instrumentation Pvt Ltd, ?Hansraj College of Business Management,
LucknowAgra
?Vijay Infrastructure Ltd, Lucknow?India News Communications Ltd, Noida
?Yugal Precision (P) Ltd, Agra
With 28 members added in 2009-10, the membership has increased to 311with greater penetration in
different part of the state. New members added during 2009-10:
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