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To : Indian Business Organizations, Educational Institutions & Health Care Institutions

Dear Friends,

The IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Award process has been an enriching journey

for all of us. Be it our strong contingent of Examiners or our highly motivated group of

Applicant Organizations – each one of us have been part of an exciting journey of growth

and learning on our path towards achieving excellence.

Started in 1995 the IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Award Trust is a joint

initiative of the IMC Chamber of Commerce & Industry and the House of Bajaj. The first

Award Cycle began in 1997.

At the IMC we see the Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Award (RBNQA) program as a

nation-building exercise. The IMC RBNQ Award process reaches out to Indian

organizations across the country – over 600 organizations from North, South, West and

East of India have expressed their intent to apply. More than 400 organizations have

gone through the entire evaluation process to achieve various levels of recognition.

The IMC RBNQA Criteria for Performance Excellence believes in a holistic approach

towards achieving organizational excellence. The universal standards and best practices

embedded in the IMC RBNQA criteria have transformed Indian leaders into accepting

the pivotal roles of customers and workforce in driving world-class processes. The

criteria have also enabled top management to action principle-centered leadership for

performance excellence.

Our Examiners are the foundation for the Award process. As ambassadors of the criteria

they help guide and encourage organizations to bring in improvements. We are proud

to say that we have trained over 1200 examiners in these two decades of the evaluation

process.

The IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Awards has the unique distinction of having

its winners winning the Asia Pacific Quality Organization awards for the past 15 years

consecutively.

The criteria for Performance Excellence promoted by IMC RBNQA is holistic, transparent

and applicant empathetic. We invite you to be part of this exciting process which will

definitely help you to view your organization against world class best practices.

Best wishes,

Niraj Bajaj

Chairman, IMC RBNQA Trust

LETTER FROM CHAIRMAN:IMC RAMKRISHNA BAJAJ NATIONAL

QUALITY AWARD TRUST

AWARD CYCLE:KEY DATES

To : Indian Business Organizations, Educational Institutions & Health Care Institutions

Dear Friends,

IMC RBNQA Scoring System: Compass for Performance Excellence

Quality Management is about delighting your customers. This is a fact. Not an opinion.

Performance Excellence is about delighting customers, employees, and society. In this case,

employee delight and societal delight must precede customer delight. In business, healthcare

and education. This, in brief, is what the IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Award (IMC

RBNQA) model for Performance Excellence is about.

However, the journey to Performance Excellence as articulated by the IMC RBNQA is long, but

systematic. Any deviation along this journey leads to uninvited results. I therefore recommend

a micro study of the IMC RBNQA Scoring System. This mirrors the journey to Performance

Excellence. It is a compass for pursuing Performance Excellence.

So where do you start? You start with an appropriate quality management system.

Next? You focus on the preventive actions aspect of the quality management system to make

a habit of Continuous Quality Improvement, process by process….Improvements in the eyes of

customers, employees and society. This approach should be top-down, through leadership

and strategy. Tangible results will follow. Intangible results will also surface, such as better

cross-functional communication and team work, through improved knowledge management.

By this time any organization adopting the IMC RBNQA model should score a significant

fraction of half the total score of 1000. It merits encouragement.

What next? You should aim to be the best-in-class across industries for all your generic

processes. This requires a heavy dose of Benchmarking for Best Practices, in India and

globally. Your aim should be to trade best practices embedded in the IMC RBNQA model.

Once your organization is entrenched in the zone of Benchmarking for Best Practices, it

becomes a candidate for IMC RBNQA recognition. But please do not become complacent once

you win recognition. Your best practices will get commoditized at a velocity that can break any

barriers. Your differentiation will be at threat. The only way to protect this differentiation, and

consequent branding, is to innovate your Best Practices to Next Practices. For this to happen

you need to tap the creativity resident in your people. QED. Quad Erat Demonstrandum.

Finally, please note that the IMC RBNQA model is credible only because it is based on the six

values of Shri Ramkrishna Bajaj: Customer, Customer, Customer; and Governance,

Governance, Governance.

Suresh Lulla

Chairman, IMC Quality Awards Committee

LETTER FROM CHAIRMAN:IMC RAMKRISHNA BAJAJ NATIONAL

QUALITY AWARDS COMMITTEE

A Look at the Award Process ...................................................................... 5

Ethical Standards ........................................................................................... 8

Application Report: Instructions ................................................................. 10

AWARD PROCESS DETAILS

Fees for the Award Cycle ........................................................................... 12

Eligibility Determination Overview ............................................................ 13

Eligibility Determination Form ................................................................... 17

Application Form .......................................................................................... 19

Winners at a Glance ................................................................................... 21

CONTENTS:

5IMC RAMKRISHNA BAJAJ NATIONAL QUALITY AWARD

A LOOK AT THE AWARD PROCESS

THE AWARD PROCESS: ANOVERVIEW

The IMC RBNQA Trust launched the first cycle of a

Performance Excellence Award in 1997. The award

is named after the leading industrialist, Late Shri

Ramkrishna Bajaj, Past President, IMC. Shri Bajaj,

a disciple of Mahatma Gandhi and Acharya Vinobha

Bhave, was deeply concerned about morality in public

life, as well as ethics in business and consumer

welfare. These are the bedrock of Performance

Excellence. The IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National

Quality Award core values reflect these traits in

abundance.

The IMC RBNQA criteria are a current translation of

the timeless core values. These criteria focus on the

RESULTS (what) and PROCESSES (how) to achieve the

RESULTS. The underlying tools for Performance

Excellence are CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT,

BENCHMARKING, and INNOVATION.

The Examination Process for IMC RBNQA applicants

is spread over four months in four distinct stages.

Award Categories

The IMC RBNQA has customized the criteria for three

mutually independent sectors: Business, Education

and Healthcare.

Examiners are coached and groomed for assessing

any one of the following: Manufacturing, Services,

Education and Healthcare.

The IMC RBNQA is presented in seven categories:

1. Manufacturing (Large Business)

2. Services (Large Business)

3. Education

4. Healthcare

THE AWARD

Diamond:

Nature’s Purest Form of Quality

Human Form:

Outstretching to Achieve Excellence

Winning the IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National

Quality Award could be a dream come true.

Yet, in a sense, “winning” is counter to the

ethic of continuous improvement. It implies

that a finish line must be crossed in order

to succeed. In the Bajaj view, however, the

pursuit of total quality is a race without a

finish line, in which the reward lies in the

participation.

6 IMC RAMKRISHNA BAJAJ NATIONAL QUALITY AWARD

5. Small Business (Manufacturing / Services)

6. NGO (Education / Healthcare)

7. Overseas (Manufacturing/Services/Education/

Healthcare)

There is one Award for each of the seven categories.

However, it is not mandatory to present an Award in

each category.

An organization that wins an Award is ineligible to

reapply for the Award for the next four cycles.

IMC Quality Awards Committee

The IMC Quality Awards Committee has the following

key responsibilities:

• Review and improve the Examination Process

• Review the Examination Scores in each of the

seven categories

• Recommend a shortlist of organizations, for

each of the seven categories, to the Panel of

Judges.

Membership to the IMC Quality Awards Committee

is by invitation only. Professionals from Business,

Education and Healthcare are invited.

Board of Examiners

The IMC RBNQA Trust encourages individuals with

a diagnostic mind-set to enroll for our four-day

Certified Examiner for Quality Management course.

Candidates must have minimum three years work

experience, and can be from any functional stream,

as well as any industrial or social sector. Basic

knowledge of quality management is usually an

added advantage. To qualify, candidates must clear

a final examination on the fourth day of the course.

Eligibility for receiving Certification of an Examiner

is strictly based on Performance during the training

program. However all participants will receive

Certificate of Participation.

Those who qualify enter the Board of Examiners.

The CEQM qualification is valid for one year. To

retain their membership to the Board of Examiners,

each professional must appear for a two-day

Refresher course, annually.

Examiners who have completed a minimum of three

examination cycles, are possible candidates for the

status of Senior Examiner. Only a Senior Examiner

Award Recipients’

Responsibilities and

Contributions

Award recipients are required to share

information on their successful

performance and quality strategies

with other Indian organizations.

However proprietary information

need not be shared even if it was part

of the Award application. The principle

forum for sharing is the annual

“Making Quality Happen” Conference.

The Conference also includes the

MQH Best Practices Competition

showcasing resident Best Practices

of Organizations. The Competition

also invites participation from

organizations that are not part of the

current IMC RBNQ Award cycle

The IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National

Quality Award recipients have been

very generous in their commitment

towards improving competitiveness.

Sharing of their best practices has

helped and encouraged similar

organizations in various sectors of

the Indian economy to undertake their

own quality and performance

improvement efforts. These

organizations, Award recipients and

participants are “Making Quality

Happen”.


serves as a Team Leaders of an Examination Team

assigned to an IMC RBNQA application.

Examination Process & Feedback

Report

Members of the Board of Examiners are assigned to

an application. This may vary from three to five

members per team. Individual allocation to a team

is a function of the knowledge of the specific

industrial / social sector, as well as experience with

the IMC RBNQA Examination Process. Further, there

should be no conflict of interest between the

applicant and Examiner.

The Examination Process for each team, consists of

four stages:

• Stage 1 – Individual Review, by each assigned

Examiner. The Examiner prepares an Individual

Report

• Stage 2 – Consensus Review by the entire team.

The Team Leader facilitates the two-day meeting

with the team and generates a comprehensive

Consensus Report

• Stage 3 – Site Visit to the relevant applicant sites

to clarify issues, as well as to verify best

practices. The Team Leader facilitates the two-

day visit of the relevant team members and

generates the Site Visit Report.

• Stage 4 – Final Report preparation by the team.

The report defines the Best Practices and

Opportunities for Improvement, by Category-

Item.

All applicants receive a detailed Feedback Report.

The Feedback Report is a rich source of diagnosed

information to enable the applicant organization to

develop Action Plans for Change Management.


Examiners for the IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National

Quality Award pledge to uphold their professional

principles in the fulfillment of their responsibilities.

Examiners will be guided by four principles: integrity,

professional conduct, confidentiality, and respect

for intellectual property. In promoting high

standards of public service and ethical conduct,

they will

• conduct themselves professionally, guided by

truth, accuracy, fairness, respect, and

responsibility in all their interactions

• avoid representing conflicting or competing

interests, or placing themselves in such a

position where their interest may be in

conflict—or appear to be in conflict—with the

purposes and administration of the Award

• safeguard the confidences of all parties

involved in the judging or examination of

present or former applicants

• protect confidential information and avoid

disclosures that may in any way influence the

Award integrity or process, currently or in the

future

• not serve any private or special interest in their

fulfillment of the duties of a Judge or Examiner,

therefore excluding by definition the

examination of any organization or subunit of

an organization that employs them or has a

consulting arrangement in effect or anticipated

with them

• not serve as Examiners of a primary competitor

or customer or supplier of any organization (or

subunit of an organization) that employs them,

that they have a financial interest in, or with

ETHICAL STANDARDS:

which they anticipate a consulting arrangement,

or are otherwise involved

• not intentionally communicate false or

misleading information that may compromise

the integrity of the Award process or decisions

therein

• never approach an organization they have

evaluated for their personal gain, including the

establishment of an employment or consulting

relationship, and, if approached by an

organization they have evaluated, not accept

employment from that organization for a period

of five years after the evaluation

• maintain and safeguard fairness in the

examination process and the confidentiality of

all Award application information, including

the identity of applicants

• treat as confidential all information about the

applicant and the applicant’s operation gained

through the evaluation process.

• personally and independently score all assigned

applications

• not communicate with applicant organization

during Independent and Consensus Reviews, or

in any manner seek additional documentation,

information, or clarification about the

applicant’s organization. It will only be through

IMC RBNQA representatives. At Site Visit Review,

the site visit Team Leader will designate team

members for interaction with the applicant.

• not at any time (during or after the evaluation

cycle) independently give feedback to applicants

regarding scoring or overall performance


• be able to use the following designation:

Examiner, IMC RBNQA, and year(s) served after

completion of the Examiner Preparation Course.

However, examiners may not use the IMC RBNQA

logo in advertising or promotion or use business

cards including the Examiner designation or the

IMC RBNQA logo.

• encourage and maintain a professional working

environment that promotes respect for the

Award applicants, their employees, and all

members of the Examiner team while interacting

during the consensus and site visit processes,

• respect the climate, culture, and values of the

organization being evaluated when

participating in a site visit.

• not accept commissions, retainers or any other

valuable consideration in respect of an Award

applicant or other interested parties in respect

of disclosures of information regarding existing

or previous Award applications.


Objective

The objective of the Application Report is to allow

applicants to provide information on quality

management of products and services and on results

of quality improvement processes to permit a

rigorous evaluation to be performed by the Team of

Examiners.

This section provides applicants with instructions

for preparing the Application Report. These

instructions include information on typing, page

limits, organization, assembly and other format

considerations. Guidelines for responding to Items

are also given.

Requirements

Each applicant must submit a Application Report

consisting of:

1. A brief Organization Profile (5 Pages)

2. Responses to each of the Areas to Address in

the Criteria of the guidelines (60 Pages)

Organizational Profile

The Criteria are designed to permit evaluation of any

kind of business. However, individual Items and

Areas to Address may not be equally applicable or

equally important to all businesses, even to

businesses of comparable size in the same industry.

The Organizational Profile is intended to “set the

stage” for the Examiners’ evaluation. It should help

Examiners to understand what is relevant and

important to the applicant’s business.

The Organizational Profile must be limited to five

pages. These five pages are not counted in the overall

page limit.

Format for the ApplicationReport

The Application Report must contain the same Item

numerical designation as in the 2016 Award Criteria.

A table of contents with the page number of each Item

must be provided. The Application Report must be

typed on Standard A4 size paper using a fixed pitch

font of 12 or fewer characters per inch or a

proportional spacing font of point size 10 or larger.

Any type may be used. Helvetica, Arial and Times

New Roman or equivalent type fonts are preferred.

There must be the equivalent of two points of lead

between lines. The number or lines per page must not

exceed 50, including the page headings and page

numbers.

Note: Type on pages including picture captions,

graphs, figures, data tables and appendices must

also meet the requirements for size and spacing.

Page Limit and Exclusions

The Application Report is limited to a maximum of

60 single-sided pages including pictures, graphs,

figures, data tables and appendices.

Though not required, the use of labeled section tabs

would be appreciated. A glossary of terms and

abbreviations must be included. In all cases, the

Organizational Profile, dividers, covers, tab

separators, glossaries, organization charts and

table of contents are not counted as part of the page

limit. All remaining pages should be consecutively

numbered from start to finish (e.g., 1, … 60).

The use of bulky binders or similar heavy covers is

unacceptable. Their use decreases the ease of

APPLICATION REPORT:INSTRUCTIONS


handling in all phases of the evaluation process.

Copies of video or audio tapes or other information

aids will not be accepted.

Note: Any text, graphs, figures or data tables included

on tab separators or dividers will be counted as part

of the page limit.

Organization Responses toAward Criteria

Respond to each Award Criteria Item as a whole.

Applicants are encouraged to respond to the Items

in the order given in each of the seven Categories.

Respond to Items with prefix 1.1, 1.2, etc.

corresponding to the specific category. If an Item

does not pertain to the applicant’s business or

quality system, the applicant must provide a

statement of one or two sentences explaining why

the Item is not applicable.

Document Assembly

A complete Application Report must contain the

following components:

1. Title Page

2. Table of Contents

3. Organizational Profile

4. Organization Chart

5. Eligibility Determination Form

6. Application Form

7. Criteria Items (e.g., 1.1 through 7.6)

8. Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations.

All components of the Application Report should be

securely fastened together to prevent separation

during handling.

Application Package Submission

10 sets of the complete Application Package (refer

Document Assembly) along with the fee payment

must be sent to:

IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Award

Trust, IMC Chamber of Commerce & Industry

IMC Marg, Churchgate, Mumbai 400 020

Notes:

1. Cheque or Demand Draft should be made

payable in Mumbai to IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj

National Quality Award Trust.

2. Award Applications must reach IMC office by

16 August. If the date falls on a weekend then

the application should reach by the following

Monday.

3. Submissions which do not meet the

requirements given in the section entitled

Format for the Application Report will be

returned along with the fee payment.


Eligibility Determination FeeThe Eligibility Determination Fee is Rs 25,000 for allpotential Award applicants.

However, the Eligibility Determination Fee for smallbusiness and NGOs applicants is Rs 10,000.

This fee is non-refundable. The fee must accompanythe Eligibility Determination Form and OrganizationChart.

Cheque or demand draft should be made payable inMumbai to:

IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Award Trust

Application FeeThe Application Fee for each of the seven categoriesis:

1. Manufacturing ......................... Rs 1,00,000

2. Service ...................................... Rs 1,00,000

3. Education ................................. Rs 50,000

4. Health Care ............................. Rs 50,000

5. Small Business ........................ Rs 50,000

6. NGO ...................................... Rs 20,000

7. Indian Overseas Business ..... Rs 1,00,000

The fee covers expenses associated with distributionof applications, review of applications anddevelopment of feedback reports.

The fee must accompany the Application Form.


IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Award Trust.

FEES FOR THE AWARD CYCLE

Site Visit Review FeeThe Site Visit Review Fee is to be paid only by thoseapplicants reaching the site visit stage. The Site VisitReview Fee for each of the seven categories is:

1. Manufacturing ......................... Rs 1,00,000

2. Service ...................................... Rs 1,00,000

3. Education ................................. Rs 50,000

4. Health Care ............................. Rs 50,000

5. Small Business ........................ Rs 50,000

6. NGOs ...................................... Rs 50,000

7. Indian Overseas Business ..... Rs 1,00,000

Note: The above mentioned EligibilityDetermination/Application/Site Visit Review feesexclude all applicable taxes.

This fee does not cover expenses and travel costsassociated with site visit participation. This wouldbe borne by applicant organization. All out-of-pocketexpenses associated with a site visit are charged tothe applicant, at actuals by the relevant teammembers. This is applicable to the NGO categorytoo.


IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Award Trust


I. Purpose

The purpose of this section is to provide applicants

with information on the eligibility process, which is

the first step in applying for the IMC Ramkrishna

Bajaj National Quality Award. This information

describes the eligibility categories and eligibility

restrictions and then provides step-by-step

instructions on how to complete the Eligibility

Determination Form.

II. Objective

The objective of the Eligibility Package is to provide

sufficient information to certify whether the

organization is eligible to apply for the Award. In

addition, the package presents a useful profile of the

organization and often is the first information about

the applicant read by Examiners. The information

also is used by the IMC Quality Cell to avoid conflicts

of interest when assigning applications to

Examiners.

The role of the IMC Quality Cell in the process is to

assist with and offer advice on any questions or

issues that applicants may have concerning the

process itself or the completion of the required forms

included in this document. Once the completed

Eligibility Package is submitted, the IMC Quality

Cell communicates its Eligibility decision, after

which applicants may begin work on the Award

application report.

The IMC Quality Cell relies on the information

contained in the forms that are submitted. If at any

time during the Award cycle the information is found

to be inaccurate, deeming the applicant ineligible,

the IMC Quality Cell may remove the applicant from

Award eligibility. Should this occur, the applicant

would be eligible for a feedback report only.

III. Submission Requirements

A.Eligibility Package

The Eligibility Package consists of the following

materials. All information provided is considered

confidential.

1. A completed Eligibility Determination Form must

be signed by the highest-ranking official of the

organization.

2. An organization chart(s) and other required

documents described in the Eligibility

Determination Form.

3. Fee : A cheque or demand draft made payable

to the IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality

Award Trust for Rs. 50,000/25,000, as

applicable, non-refundable fee must be

attached to the Eligibility Package.

B. Submission

Potential applicants for the Award are encouraged

to submit the Eligibility Package to IMC as early as

possible. The package must be postmarked not later

than May 31.

IV. Eligibility Categories

Eligibility for the Award is intended to be as open as

possible.

A. Business

Any for-profit business headquartered in India,

including Indian subunits of foreign companies, as

well as any for-profit Indian owned business

headquartered overseas, may apply for the Award.

For-profit businesses include domestic or foreign-

owned companies, joint ventures, corporations, sole

ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATION

OVERVIEW


proprietorships, partnerships and holding

companies-publicly or privately owned.

The three business categories are defined as follows:

1. Manufacturing

• Organizations and some subunits that

produce and sell manufactured products or

manufacturing processes.

• Companies that produce agricultural, mining,

or construction products.

2. Service

Organizations and some subunits that provide

or sell services.

Note: Where an applicant is both a manufacturer

and a service provider, the appropriate

eligibility category is the activity that provides

the larger percentage of sales.

3. Small Business

Organizations with less than INR 100 crore

turnover engaged in manufacturing and/or the

provision of services.

B. Education

Participation is open to for-profit and nonprofit

public, private and government organizations and

some subunits-including Indian subunits of foreign

organizations-that provide education (teaching and

instructional) services to students in India.

Eligibility is intended to be as open as possible. For

example, eligible organizations include elementary

and secondary schools; colleges, universities and

university systems; schools or colleges within

universities; professional schools; and technical

schools. More than 50 percent of all faculty and

staff members and/or the budget must be devoted to

providing teaching/instructional services directly

to students.

Departments within schools or colleges are

ineligible.

C. Health Care

Participation is open to public, private and

government organizations and some subunits-

including Indian subunits of foreign organizations-

located in India. These organizations must be engaged

primarily in providing medical, surgical, or other

health care services directly to people. Eligibility is

intended to be as open as possible. For example,

eligible organizations include hospitals, health

maintenance organizations, long-term care

facilities, health care practitioners’ offices and

dialysis and ambulatory surgery centers.

More than 50 percent of all staff members and/or

the budget must be devoted to providing health care

services directly to people.

Note: When an applicant is both an education

organization and a provider of health care services to

people, the appropriate eligibility category is the

activity that represents the larger percentage of its

budget.

D. NGOs

Non Government Organization (NGOs) that are

neither a part of Government or a conventional for-

profit business.

Participation is open to NGOs in Education and

Health Care.

E. Overseas

Indian owned organizations, in Business, Education,

and Health Care, headquartered overseas, may apply

for the IMC RBNQ Award.

V. Restrictions on Eligibility

The following restrictions and conditions ensure

fairness and consistency.

A.Conditions

1. The applicant must have been in existence for

more than three years.

2. All subordinate elements of the applicant’s

organization must be included in the

application.

B. Multiple-Application Restrictions

1. A subunit and its parent may not apply in the

same year.

2. Subunits may apply under different award

categories in the same year. However, only one

subunit may apply per award category.

3. If an organization or a subunit that has more

than 50 percent of the total employees of the

parent receives an Award, the organization and


all its subunits are ineligible to apply for

another Award for a period of four years.

For four years, Award recipients are eligible to

apply for feedback only. If a former Award

recipient selects the option to apply for feedback

only the organization will not be eligible to

receive the Award for that year. Its application

will proceed through the stages of the Award

process, but the applicant will receive only a

feedback report, outlining its strengths and

opportunities for improvement based on the

Criteria for Performance Excellence.

VI. Other Requirements

A. Site Visit Requirements

If some activities are performed outside the

applicant’s organization (e.g., by an overseas

component of the applicant, the parent organization,

or its other subunits), the applicant, if selected for

a site visit, must make available in India sufficient

personnel, documentation and facilities to allow a

full examination of its operational practices for all

major functions of its worldwide operations.



1. Applicant

Official Name Headquarters Address

Other Name

2. Highest-Ranking Official

Mr. Mrs. Ms. Dr.

Name Address

Title

Telephone

Mobile

E-Mail

3. Eligibility Contact Point

Mr. Mrs. Ms. Dr.

Name Address

Title

Telephone

Mobile

E-Mail

4. Award Category (Check as appropriate.)

Manufacturing Education

Service NGOs

Small Business Indian Overseas Business

Health Care

5. Size and Location of Applicant

a. Total number of

• employees (business)

• faculty/staff (education)

• staff (health care)

b. Sales in the preceding fiscal year,

• check amount: 0-Rs 100 Cr Rs 101 Cr - Rs 1,000 Cr

Rs 1,001 Cr - Rs 10,000 Cr More than Rs 10,000 Cr

c. Number of sites:

d. Attach a line and box organization chart for the applicant. In each box, include the name of the unit or division

and its head.

If you are unable to respond to any item,

please contact the IMC Quality Cell at (91-22) 2202 5438 before submitting your form.

Website: www.imcrbnqa.com

ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATION FORM


ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATION FORM


6. Signature of the Highest-Ranking Official

I state and attest that

n I have reviewed the information provided by my organization in this Eligibility Package.

n To the best of my knowledge,

• no untrue statement of a material fact is contained in this Eligibility Package and

• no omission of a material fact has been made in this package.

n I understand that at any time during the Award Process cycle, if the information is found not to support

eligibility, my organization will no longer receive consideration for the Award.

Signature of Highest-Ranking Official Date

Printed Name

7. Eligibility Determination Filing Fee

Enclose a Rs 50,000/Rs 25,000 non-refundable fee to cover the cost of the eligibility determination. The cheque or

demand draft should be made payable in Mumbai to IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Award Trust.

Signature of Highest-Ranking Official Date

Printed Name




ELIGIBLE / INELIGIBLE

Award Administrator

IMC Quality Cell

d d m m y y

d d m m y y


APPLICATION FORM


1. Applicant

Official Name Headquarters Address

Other Name

2. Highest-Ranking Official

Mr. Mrs. Ms. Dr.

Name Address

Title

Telephone

Mobile

E-Mail

3. Eligibility Contact Point

Mr. Mrs. Ms. Dr.

Name Address

Title

Telephone

Mobile

E-Mail

4. Award Category (Check as appropriate.)

Manufacturing Education

Service NGOs

Small Business Indian Overseas Business

Health Care

5. Criteria Used (Check one.)

Business Criteria for Performance Excellence

Education Criteria for Performance Excellence

Health Care Criteria for Performance Excellence





APPLICATION FORM


6. Application Components (Check as appropriate.)

Eligibility Determination Form

Application Report

7. Application Fee

Depending on the category applicable to you please enclose Rs 2,00,000/Rs. 50,000 to cover one Application Report

processing. The cheque or demand draft should be made payable in Mumbai to IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National

Quality Award Trust

8. Release Statement

We understand that this application will be reviewed by members of the Board of Examiners.

Should our organization be selected for a site visit, we agree to host the site visit and to facilitate an open and unbiased

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WINNERS AT A GLANCE


2016Manufacturing • Marico Ltd, Unit: Baddi, Himachal Pradesh

Service • Aditya Birla Financial Services, Mumbai

Overseas • Global Indian International School, Kuala Lumpur Campus, Malaysia

2015Manufacturing • Reliance Industries Limited, Hoshiarpur Manufacturing Division

Service • Max Life Insurance Co Ltd, Gurgaon

Overseas • Overseas Spinning Business (Indonesia), Purwakarta

Small Business • Shree Vasu Logistics Pvt Ltd, Raipur & Bilaspur Depots

Education • Thakur College of Engineering & Technology, Mumbai

Health Care • Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital, Mumbai

2014Manufacturing • Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd., Mumbai Refinery

• JSW Steel Ltd., Vijayanagar Works

Overseas • Global Indian International School, East Coast Campus, Singapore

Education • Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Madurai

Health Care • Sankara Eye Care Institutions, Unit of Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Medical Trust,

Coimbatore

2013Manufacturing • Reliance Industries Ltd, Jamnagar Refinery

Service • Tata Housing Development Company Limited, Mumbai

• YES Bank Limited, Mumbai

2012Manufacturing • Emami Ltd, Abhoypur, North Guwahati

Service • SBI Life Insurance Co. Ltd, Mumbai

Small Business • Life Care Group, Indore

Education • Global Indian International School, Balestier Campus, Singapore

2011Manufacturing • Britannia Ind. Ltd, Bangalore, Bidadi, Delhi, Gwalior & Khopoli units

Service • HDFC Standard Life Insurance Company Limited, Mumbai

Education • Sri Vishnu Educational Society, Hyderabad

Health Care • Muljibhai Patel Urological Hospital, Nadiad


2010Manufacturing • LANXESS India Pvt Ltd, Nagda

Service • Information Systems Resource Centre Pvt Ltd, An Otis Elevator Company,

Pune

Education • Global Indian International School, Queenstown Campus, Singapore

Health Care • Apollo Speciality Hospitals, Madurai

2009Manufacturing • Larsen & Toubro Ltd, Electrical Standard Products, Powai & Ahmednagar

Service • Dahanu Thermal Power Station, Reliance Infrastructure Ltd, Dahanu

Education • Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, Sivakasi

2008Manufacturing • Marico Ltd, Edible Oil Business, Jalgaon & Goa Site

Service • Hindalco Industries Ltd (Renusagar Power Divison), Sonebhadra

Overseas • PT. Indo-Bharat Rayon, Indonesia

Small Business • Venture Infotek Global Private Ltd, Mumbai

Education • SIES College of Management Studies, Navi Mumbai


2007Manufacturing • Bihar Caustic & Chemicals Ltd, Palamau, Jharkhand

Service • Ma Foi Management Consultants Ltd, Chennai

Small Business • Prima Automation (India) Private Ltd, Rakanpur, Gandhinagar

Education • Manipal University, Manipal

Health Care • P. D. Hinduja National Hospital & Medical Research Centre, Mumbai

2006Service • Datamatics Technologies, Mumbai

Overseas • PT Indo Liberty Textiles, West Java, Indonesia

Education • National Education Society, Mumbai

WINNERS AT A GLANCE



2005Manufacturing • Tata Chemicals, Fertilizer SBU, Babrala

Service • Larsen & Toubro, Engineering Construction & Contracts Division,

Chennai

Overseas • PT Elegant Textile Industry, Jakarta, Indonesia

Small Business • D A V Public School, New Panvel

2004Manufacturing • Tata Chemicals, Chemicals Division, Mithapur

• Bharat Heavy Electricals, Boiler Auxiliaries Plant, Ranipet

Service • i-flex solutions, Mumbai

2003Manufacturing • Birla Cellulosic, Unit of Grasim Industries, Kharach

2002Manufacturing • Reliance Industries, Hazira

Service • University of Mumbai Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai

2001Manufacturing • Indo-Gulf Corporation, Unit : Fertilizers, Lucknow

Service • Satyam Computer Services, Secunderabad

2000Manufacturing • Thai Acrylic Fibre, Saraburi, Thailand

Service • Infosys Technologies, Bangalore

1999Service • Housing Development Finance Corporation, Mumbai

1998Manufacturing • Vikram Cement, A Division of Grasim Industries, Mandsaur

WINNERS AT A GLANCE



2016Manufacturing • Aditya Birla Insulators, A Unit of Aditya Birla Nuvo Ltd, Hooghly

• Castrol India Ltd, Mumbai

• Essel Propack Ltd, Kundaim, Goa

• JSW Steel Coated Products Ltd, Vasind, Tarapur & Kalmeshwar

• Reliance Industries Ltd, Nagothane Manufacturing Divn

• UltraTech Cement Ltd, Unit: Kotputli Cement Works, Jaipur

Service • Drive India Enterprise Solutions Ltd, Mumbai

• National Payments Corporation of India, Mumbai

Health Care • A J Hospital & Research Centre, Mangalore

2015Manufacturing • Essel Propack Ltd, Unit: Kundaim, Goa

• JSW Steel Ltd, Salem Works

• UltraTech Cement Ltd, Unit: Rajashree Cement Works, Gulbarga

• UltraTech Cement Ltd, Unit: Rawan Cement Works, Chattisgarh

Service • Larsen & Toubro Infotech Ltd, Powai, Mumbai

Overseas • Global Indian International School, Kuala Lumpur Campus, Malaysia

Education • Bannari Amman Institute of Technology, Sathyamangalam

2014Manufacturing • Madura Clothing (Unit of Aditya Birla Group), Bengaluru

• Numaligarh Refinery Limited, Golaghat, Assam

• UltraTech Cement Ltd, Unit: Narmada Cement – Jafarabad

• UltraTech Cement Limited, Unit: Hirmi Cement Works

• UltraTech Cement Ltd. Unit: Vikram Cement Works. Khor, Neemuch

Overseas • Aditya Birla Chemicals (Thailand) Ltd, Chlor Alkali Division, Thailand

Small Business • Indelox Services Private Limited – Bangalore

• Kamalsons, Head Office: 48-A, Hazratganj, Lucknow

Education • Birla School, Kalyan

• Vidya Devi Jindal School, Hisar


• P. D. Hinduja National Hospital & Medical Research Centre, Mumbai

2013Manufacturing • Hindustan Zinc Limited - Chanderiya Lead Zinc Smelter

• Jaya Shree Textiles, A Unit of Aditya Birla Nuvo Ltd, Rishra

• UltraTech Cement Ltd, Gujarat Cement Works (GCW), Kovaya

• Vikram Cement Works (A Unit of UltraTech Cement Ltd), Khor M.P.

• JSW Steel Ltd, Vijayanagar Works

Service • RBS Business Services Private Limited

Education • Global Indian International School (GIIS), East Coast Campus, Singapore

• Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Madurai

Healthcare • Sankara Eye Care Institutions, Unit of Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Medical Trust,

Coimbatore

WINNERS AT A GLANCE

IMC RBNQ PERFORMANCE EXCELLENCE TROPHY


WINNERS AT A GLANCE


2012Manufacturing • Ashok Leyland Ltd, Bhandara

• Hindustan Zinc Ltd, Chanderiya Smelting Complex, Chittorgarh

• UltraTech Cement Ltd (Unit: Birla White), Kharia Khangar, Jodhpur

Service • YES BANK Ltd, Mumbai

Education • Shri M D Shah Mahila College of Arts & Commerce, Mumbai

2011Manufacturing • Hindustan Zinc Limited, Chanderiya Smelting Complex, Chittorgarh

• Reliance Industries Limited, Allahabad Mfg Div, Nani Allahabad

• Aditya Birla Insulators, Rishra

• Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd, Mumbai Refinery, Mahul, Mumbai

Service • YES BANK Ltd, Mumbai

• Larsen and Toubro Limited, Control & Automation L&T, Navi Mumbai

Education • Birla College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Kalyan

• Global Indian International School, Balestier Campus, Singapore

• DAV ACC Senior Secondary Public School, Barmana

Healthcare • Aditya Birla Health Services Limited, Pune

2010Manufacturing • Reliance Industries Ltd, Nagpur Manufacturing Division

• Sterlite Industries (I) Ltd, Tuticorin & Silvassa Units

• UltraTech Cement Ltd (Unit: Birla White), Kharia Khangar, Jodhpur

• Britannia Industries Ltd, Rudrapur & Guwahati Units

• Ashok Leyland Ltd, Bhandara

• Chanderiya Smelting Complex, Hindustan Zinc Ltd, Chittorgarh

• UltraTech Cement Ltd (Unit: Vikram Cement Works), Neemuch, MP

• Alok Industries Ltd, Mumbai

• Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd, Mumbai Refinery, Mahul, Mumbai

• Madura Clothing, Bangalore

Service • YES BANK, Mumbai

• HDFC Standard Life Insurance Company Ltd, Mumbai

Overseas • PT Sunrise Bumi Textiles, Indonesia

Education • Holy Cross College, Tiruchirappalli

• DAV ACC Senior Secondary Public School, Barmana

2009Manufacturing • Ashok Leyland Ltd, Bhandara, Maharashtra

• Hindustan Zinc Ltd, Chanderiya Smelting Complex, Chittorgarh

• JSW Steel Ltd, Vijayanagar Works, Toranagallu, Dist Bellary

• Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd, Mumbai Refinery, Mahul


WINNERS AT A GLANCE


Manufacturing • Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd, Ceramic Business Unit , Bangalore &

Jagdishpur

• Ambuja Cements Ltd, Mumbai

• Johnson Lifts Pvt Ltd, Chennai

Service • iGate Global Solutions Ltd, Bangalore

Education • Hindi Vidya Prachar Samiti's, Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwalla College,

Mumbai

• Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI), Mumbai

2008Manufacturing • Gwalior Chemical Industries Ltd, Birlagram, Nagda

• Gagal Cement Works, ACC Ltd, Barmana, HP

• Sterlite Technologies Ltd, Optical Fiber Division, Aurangabad

• Reliance Industries Ltd, Dahej Manufacturing Divn, Bharuch

• Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd, Mumbai Refinery, Mumbai

• JSW Steel Ltd, Vijayanagar Works, Toranagallu

• Birla White (White Cement Divn of Grasim Inds Ltd), Jodhpur

• Sterlite Industries (India) Ltd, Tuticorin & Silvassa

• Jaya Shree Textiles, A Unit of Aditya Birla Nuvo Ltd, Rishra

• Vikram Ispat (A Unit of Grasim Industries Ltd), Raigad

Service • Dahanu Thermal Power Station, Reliance Infrastructure Ltd, Dahanu

• Infotech Enterprises Ltd, Hyderabad

• Mumbai Railway Vikas Corporation Ltd, Mumbai

• GTL Ltd, Mahape, Navi Mumbai

Education • Global Indian International School, East Coast Campus, Singapore

• Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, Sivakasi

Health Care • Meenakshi Mission Hospital and Research Centre, Madurai

2007Manufacturing • Harihar Polyfibers & Grasilene Division, Units of Grasim Industries

Limited, Kumarapatnam

• New Wadi Plant, ACC Ltd, Wadi - Gulbarga

• Tata Chemicals Ltd, Crop Nutrition Business, Phosphates Divn, Haldia

(W.B.)

• JSW Steel Limited, Vijayanagar Works, Toranagallu

• Rallis India Limited, A Tata Enterprise, Mumbai

• Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd, Mumbai Refinery

Service • Hindalco Industries Ltd (Renusagar Power Division), Sonebhadra

Overseas • Flex Middle East FZE, Dubai, UAE

Small Business • Microsign Products, Bhavnagar

Education • Carmel Junior College, Sonari, Jamshedpur


2016Manufacturing • UltraTech Cement Ltd, Unit: Sewagram Cement Works

• Varroc Engineering Private Ltd (VEPL-I), Aurangabad

• Vedanta Ltd, Sesa Goa Iron Ore, Goa

Service • Marathon Group, Mumbai

Small Business • Crystal Marketing Corporation, Hyderabad

Education • Pushpalata Educational Centre, Tirunelveli, TN

Health Care • Bangalore Baptist Hospital, Bangalore

• Grant Medical Foundation, Ruby Hall Clinic, Pune

NGO • ISKCON Food Relief Foundation (Annamrita), Mumbai

2015Manufacturing • Century Rayon (Divn of Century Textiles & Industries Ltd), Shahad, Dist.

Thane

• Mother Dairy Fruit & Vegetable Pvt Ltd, Unit: Pilkhuva, Hapur

• Hindustan Zinc Ltd, Chanderiya Lead Zinc Smelter, Chittorgarh

• UltraTech Cement Ltd (Aditya Cement Works), Shambhupura, Chittorgarh

Service • National Payments Corporation of India, Mumbai

• Writer Corporation (Business Services India Unit), Mumbai

Education • Hansraj Public School, Panchkula, Haryana

Health Care • Basavatarakam Indo American Cancer Hospital & Research Institute,

Hyderabad

• Nethradhama Super Speciality Eye Hospital (A Unit of Nethradhama

Hospitals Pvt Ltd), Bangalore

NGO • ISKCON Food Relief Foundation (Annamrita), Mumbai

• Reliance Foundation BIJ, Navi Mumbai

2014Manufacturing • Bharat Aluminium Company Limited, Plant-II, Korba Chhattisgarh

Service • Aditya Birla Financial Services Group, Mumbai

• Reliance Infrastructure Ltd., Mumbai Transmission Business, Mumbai

• National Stock Exchange of India Limited- Mumbai

Education • SIES College Of Arts, Science & Commerce, Sion(W), Mumbai

2013Manufacturing • Bharat Aluminium Co Ltd, Plant - II, Chattisgarh

• Grasim Industries Ltd, Chemical Division, Nagda

• Indian Steel Corporation Ltd, Kutch

• Thirumalai Chemicals Ltd, Ranipet

• UltraTech Cement Ltd., Jafarabad Cement Works.Jafrabad, Gujarat

Overseas • Overseas Spinning Business - Aditya Birla Yarn, Indonesia

Small Business • Larsen &Toubro, Precision Machining Centre, Coimbatore

• Shilpa Agencies - A Carryfast Group Company, Indore

• MALCO Energy Limited, Mettur Dam, Salem

WINNERS AT A GLANCE

CERTIFICATE OF MERIT


2012Manufacturing • Reliance Industries Ltd, Patalganga

• UltraTech Cement Ltd, Gujarat Cement Works, Dist: Amreli

• Tata Johnson Controls Automotive Ltd, Pune

Service • Reliance Infrastructure Ltd, Mumbai Transmission Business (RInfra-MT)

Small Business • Indelox Services Pvt Ltd

Education • Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Madurai

2011Manufacturing • Gagal Cement Works, ACC Limited, Bilaspur

Service • SBI Life Insurance Co. Limited, Mumbai

• Equant Technology Services India Pvt Ltd,

(Orange Business Service - India), Navi Mumbai

Small Business • Anjaneya Life Care Limited, Mumbai

Education • Welspun Vidya Mandir, Salav

• DAV Public School, Faridabad

• Vishwakarma Institute of Technology, Pune

• St. Xavier’s College, Ahmedabad

• Bluebells School International, New Delhi

2010Manufacturing • Jaya Shree Textiles, A Unit of Aditya Birla Nuvo Ltd, Rishra, WB

• Marico Ltd, Kanjikode

• Reliance Industries Ltd, KG-D6 Exploration & Prod Gadimoga, AP

• Aditya Birla Insulators, Rishra, (Unit of Aditya Birla Nuvo Ltd), WB

• Tikaria Cements Works, ACC Ltd

2009Manufacturing • Aditya Birla Insulators, Rishra, West Bengal

• Chaibasa Cement Works, ACC Ltd, Jharkhand

• Numaligarh Refinery Ltd, Golaghat, Assam

Service • YES Bank Ltd, Mumbai

Education • DAV Senior Secondary Public School, Barmana

• Aditya Birla Public School, Jodhpur

2008Manufacturing • Hindustan Zinc Ltd, Chanderiya Lead Zinc Smelter, Chittorgarh

• Galaxy Surfactants Ltd, Navi Mumbai

• Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd, Insulator Plant, Jagdishpur

• Tikaria Cement Works, ACC Ltd, Gauriganj

Education • Aditya Birla Public School, Rajshree Nagar, Kharia Khangar

• Bombay Cambridge Gurukul, Mumbai

WINNERS AT A GLANCE



2007Manufacturing • Gwalior Chemical Industries Limited, Birlagram, Nagda

• Sterlite Industries (India) Limited, Tuticorin & Silvassa

• Birla White, (A unit of Grasim Industries Limited), Jodhpur

• BHEL, Electroporcelains Division, Bangalore

• Vikram Ispat, (A unit of Grasim Industries Limited), Raigad

• Sterlite Technologies Limited, Optical Fibre Division, Aurangabad

Service • Infotech Enterprises Limited, Hyderabad

• Siemens Information Systems Limited, Mumbai

• ABN Amro Central Enterprise Services Private Limited

Education • Dayanand Anglo Vedic Public School, Airoli, Navi Mumbai

2006Manufacturing • Indian Petrochemicals Corporation Hoshiarpur Complex, Hoshiarpur

• J K Industries, Vikrant Tyre Plant, Mysore

• Bharat Petroleum Corporation, Refinery SBU, Mumbai

• Bihar Caustic and Chemicals, Palamau.

Service • Hindalco Industries, Renusagar Power Division, Sonebhadra

• Bank of Baroda, Mumbai

• Ma Foi Management Consultants, Chennai

Overseas • Flex Middle East FZE, Dubai, UAE

Small Business • Paharpur Business Centre & STIP, New Delhi

Education • Jindal Vidya Mandir, Vasind, Shahapur, Thane

• D A V Public School, Thane

2005Manufacturing • Gujarat Alkalies & Chemicals, Vadodara

• Bihar Caustic & Chemicals, Palamau

• Appollo Fibres, Hoshiarpur

• Essel Propack, Silvassa

Overseas • PT Indo Liberty Textiles, Jakarta, Indonesia

• PT Sunrise Bumi Textiles, Jakarta, Indonesia

2004Manufacturing • Hindalco Industries, Sonebhadra

• Tata Motors, Commercial Vehicle Business Unit, Mumbai

• PT Elegant Textile Industry, Jakarta, Indonesia

Small Business • West Central Railway, Bhopal


• Alexandria Carbon Black, Alexandria, Egypt

Service • Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation, Anand

WINNERS AT A GLANCE



2002Manufacturing • Surat District Co-operative Milk Producers’ Union, Surat

• Hindalco Industries, Sonebhadra

• Bharat Petroleum Corporation, Mahul Refinery Division, Mumbai

Small Business • Chemical Process Equipments, Mumbai

2001Manufacturing • Thai Carbon Black Public, Angthong, Thailand

• Hi-Tech Carbon, Gumudipundi

• Bharat Petroleum Corporation, Mahul Refinery Division, Mumbai

Service • i-flex solutions, Mumbai

2000Manufacturing • Indo-Gulf Corporation, Unit: Fertilizers, Lucknow

Small Business • Wirecom (India), Mumbai

1999Manufacturing • Hindustan Lever, Kanhan Factory, Nagpur

• Rajashree Cement, A Division of Indian Rayon, Gulbarga

Service • Larsen and Toubro, EPC Projects Division, Mumbai

1998Manufacturing • Hindustan Lever, Chhindwara

1997Manufacturing • Vikram Cement, A Division of Grasim Industries, Mandsaur

WINNERS AT A GLANCE



2015Health Care • A J Hospital & Research Centre, Mangalore

2014Education • VPM's B N Bandodkar College of Science, Thane

Health Care • Kasturba Hospital, Manipal

• Kohinoor Hospitals Pvt Ltd, Mumbai

2013Manufacturing • JSW Steel Ltd, Salem Works

• TML Drivelines Ltd, Jamshedpur

Service • Forbes Facility Services (P) Ltd

Education • M K E S's Nagindas Khandwala College of Commerce, Arts & Management

Studies, Mumbai

2012Manufacturing • Anjani Portland Cement Ltd, Hyderabad

• Gagal Cement Works, ACC Ltd, Barmana

• Bharat Aluminium Co. Ltd, Korba, Chattisgarh

• Reliance Industries Ltd, Gadimoga

• Marico Limited, Pondicherry

• Reliance Industries Ltd, Nagothane Manufacturing Division, Nagothane

• SESA Goa Ltd, Goa Operations

• Larsen & Toubro Ltd, Metering and Protection System Business Unit,

Mysore

• JSW Steel Ltd, Vijaynagar Works

Education • Thakur College of Engineering & Technology, Mumbai

2011Manufacturing • Bharat Aluminium Co. Limited, (A Unit of Vedanta Resources plc), Korba,

Chattisgarh

• Tata Johnson Controls Automative Limited, Pune.

• Ambuja Cements Limited

• Hindalco Industries Limited, Unit : Birla Copper, Dahej

• Reliance Industries Limited, Nagothane Manufacturing Division

• Anjani Portland Cement Limited, Hyderabad

• Mirc Electronics Limited, Mumbai

Service • Brigade Group, Bangalore

WINNERS AT A GLANCE

COMMENDATION CERTIFICATE


Education • College of Engineering, Pune

• O P Jindal Modern School, Hisar

2010Manufacturing • Bharat Aluminium Co Ltd (A Unit of Vedanta Resources plc), Korba

• JSW Steel Ltd, Toranagallu, Dist Bellary

• Sudarshan Chemical Industries Ltd, Pigment Division, Pune

Small Business • Indelox Services Pvt Ltd, Bangalore

• Logistics Park (I) Pvt Ltd, Nagpur

• VED PMC Ltd, Taloja

• MICAPLY, Mandideep, Bhopal

Education • DLDAV Model School, Shalimar Bagh, Delhi

• Sri Vishnu Educational Society, Vishnupur, Bhimavaram

2009Manufacturing • Sindri Cement Works, ACC Ltd, Dhanbad

2008Manufacturing • Aditya Birla Insulators (Unit: Aditya Birla Nuvo Ltd) Rishra

2007Manufacturing • Sona Koyo Steering Systems Limited, Gurgaon

• Gagal Cement Works, ACC Limited, Barmana

• J K Tyre & Industries Limited, Banmore Tyre Plant, Morena-Gwalior

Service • Reliance BPO Private Limited, Navi Mumbai

• Ion Exchange Services Limited, Bangalore

Education • D A V Institute of Management, Faridabad

• D A V Public School, Aundh, Pune

2006Manufacturing • Indian Petrochemicals Corporation, MGC Complex, Nagothane

• Rallis India, A Tata Enterprise, Mumbai

• ITC, Paper & Speciality Paperboards Division, Unit Bollaram

• Kansai Nerolac Paints, Mumbai

• Sterlite Industries (India), Tuticorin & Silvassa

• Tata Steel, Bearings Division, Kharagpur

• Moser Baer India, New Delhi

• Shri Govindaraja Mills, Aruppukottai, Tamil Nadu

WINNERS AT A GLANCE



Manufacturing • Sterlite Optical Technologies, Optical Fibre Division, Aurangabad

• JSW Steel, Mumbai

• Sahajanand Medical Technologies, Saiyedpura, Surat

Service • Infotech Enterprises, Madhapur, Hyderabad

• Reliance Energy, Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, Mumbai

Small Business • Vidya Dairy, Anand

Education • D A V Institute of Engineering & Technology, Jalandhar

2005Manufacturing • Larsen & Toubro, Electrical Standard Products Business Unit, Mumbai

• ITC, Packaging & Printing Business, Chennai

• Kankroli Tyre Plant, J K Industries, Kankroli

Service • Hindalco Industries, Renusagar Power Division, Sonebhadra

• Siemens Information Systems, Mumbai

Small Business • Essel Mining & Industries, Ferro-Chem Division, Vapi

2004Manufacturing • PT Indo Liberty Textiles, Jakarta, Indonesia

• ITC, ILTD Division, Chirala

• Reliance Industries, Refinery Division, Jamnagar

• Associated Cement Companies, Gagal Cement Works, Barmana

• Hi-Tech Carbon, Unit of Indian Rayon & Industries, Renukoot

2003Manufacturing • PT Elegant Textile Industry, Jakarta, Indonesia

• Bharat Heavy Electricals, Boiler Auxiliaries Plant, Ranipet

• Grasim Industries, Grasilene Division, Kumarapatnam

• Tata Chemicals, Fertilizer Division, Babrala

• Jindal Iron & Steel, Mumbai

• Reliance Industries, Patalganga

Service • Kshema Technologies, Bangalore

Small Business • Konark Fixtures, Luminaire Business, Mumbai


• Indo Gulf Corporation, Unit: Birla Copper, Bharuch

• Bharat Heavy Electricals, Boiler Auxillaries Plant, Ranipet

WINNERS AT A GLANCE


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