the 'make in india' conference in karnataka at bengaluru on 13-14 february 2017

MAKE IN INDIA CONFERENCE IN KARNATAKA

Inaugural Session 0930 - 1200 Hrs, 13 February 2017, Hotel Lalit Ashok: Kalinga 1, Bengaluru

Programme

0935 - 0940 Hrs Welcome Address

Dr Subhash Chandra Khuntia, IAS

Chief Secretary

Government of Karnataka

0943 - 0948 Hrs Address

Chandrajit Banerjee

Director General

Confederation of Indian Industry


Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw

Chairman and Managing Director,

Biocon Ltd


Shobana Kamineni

President – Designate, CII &

Executive Vice Chairperson,

Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd


Ramesh Abhishek, IAS

Secretary - Department of Industrial Policy &

Promotion, Ministry of Commerce & Industry

Government of India


Amitabh Kant

Chief Executive officer

NITI Aayog, Government of India

1008 - 1018 Hrs Address by Chief Guest

Ananth Kumar

Hon’ble Minister of Chemicals and Fertilizers and

Parliamentary Affairs, Government of India

1018 - 1028 Hrs

Special Address

R V Deshpande

Hon’ble Minister for Large & Medium Industries and

Infrastructure, Government of Karnataka

1028 - 1038 Hrs Address by Chief Guest

M Venkaiah Naidu

Hon’ble Minister of Urban Development, Housing and

Urban Poverty Alleviation and Information &

Broadcasting, Government of India

1038 - 1045 Hrs 1. Foundation Ceremony for Tumkuru Machine Tool Park Ltd

2. Release of “Make in Karnataka” books prepared by Yes Bank & Raintree Media

1045 - 1105 Hrs Inaugural Address

Arun Jaitley

Hon’ble Minister of Finance & Corporate Affairs

Government of India

1105 - 1120 Hrs Presidential Address

Siddaramaiah

Hon’ble Chief Minister


1120 - 1125 Hrs Concluding remarks &

Vote of thanks

Ramesh Datla

Chairman, CII Southern Region &

Chairman & Managing Director, Elico Ltd

End of Inaugural Session

1145 - 1200 Hrs Inauguration of Exhibition & Walkthrough


Session on Make in India 13 February 2017: 1215 - 1315 Hrs, Kalinga-1 Hotel Lalit Ashok, Bengaluru

Programme

1215 – 1217 Hrs Opening Remarks

Chandrajit Banerjee

Director General

Confederation of Indian Industry

1217 – 1227 Hrs Presentation

Gaurav Gupta, IAS

Commissioner for Industrial Development


1227 – 1308 Hrs Panel Discussion to be Moderated by: Chandrajit Banerjee

Panelists

Ramesh Abhishek, IAS

Secretary

Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion

Ministry of Commerce and Industry

Government of India

Ashok Kumar Gupta, IAS

Secretary - Defence Production

Ministry of Defence

Government of India

D V Prasad, IAS

Additional Chief Secretary

Industries & Commerce


Baba Kalyani

Chairman, CII National Committee on Defence &

Chairman and Managing Director

Bharat Forge Ltd

Vikram Kirloskar

Deputy Chairman, CII Southern Region &

Vice Chairman

Toyota Kirloskar Motor Private Ltd

Andreas Wolf

Joint Managing Director & Executive Vice President -

Manufacturing and Quality

Bosch India Ltd

1308 – 1313 Hrs Question & Answer

1313 – 1315 Hrs Concluding remarks Chandrajit Banerjee

1315 – 1400 Hrs Lunch Break


Session on Aerospace & Defence

13 February 2017: 1400 - 1550 Hrs, Kalinga-1 Hotel Lalit Ashok, Bengaluru

Programme

India is one of the fastest growing aviation markets and currently the ninth largest in the world. India is projected to be

the third largest aviation market by 2020. In the defence sector, the country has extensive modernization plans and has a

favourable policy that promotes enhanced participation of Indian Industry as well as foreign industry through Joint

Ventures / Foreign Direct Investment with the aim to “Make in India” – enhance competence and capability of Indian

industry via technology inputs of OEMs, and collaboration in design and manufacturing.

Indian industry has the technological capabilities to undertake complex manufacturing required for the sector and offers

cost competitiveness. With over 380 universities, 11,200 colleges and 1,500 research institutions, India has the second

largest pool of scientists and engineers in the world. Every year, over 2.5 million graduates are added to the workforce,

including 300,000 engineers and 150,000 IT professionals. This human resource pool offers unmatched advantage and

can be transformed into a huge talent and skill reservoir for the sector. That many foreign OEMs have established their

R&D centres for global delivery in India testifies this.

Karnataka is the aerospace hub of India and is an attractive destination for defence manufacturing firms. This session will

highlight the investment opportunities in the aerospace and defence sector in India and integration of Indian

manufacturers in the global supply chain. The session shall also delve into the capabilities of the local industry which the

foreign OEMs can access to fulfil their offset obligations. The session will also seek participants’ valuable views to address

the identified challenges facing the Indian manufacturing sector with respect to aerospace and defence.

1330 - 1400 Hrs Registration

1400 - 1405 Hrs Opening Remarks & Context Setting Sandeep Maini

Past Chairman, CII Karnataka &

Chairman, Maini Group

1405 - 1415 Hrs Keynote Address T Suvarna Raju

Chairman, CII National Committee on Aerospace &

Chairman, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited

1415 - 1425 Hrs Keynote Address Baba Kalyani

Chief Managing Director

Bharat Forge Ltd

1425 - 1435 Hrs Keynote Address Harriett Baldwin

Minister for Defence Procurement

United Kingdom

1435 - 1525 Hrs Signature Statement by Keynote Panelists

Perspective on creation of Aero and

Marine engines manufacturing in India

Imperatives for Indian Aerospace

Industry to join Global Aerospace Supply

Chain

India as aviation manufacturing hub for

domestic and global business –

Opportunities and Challenges

Aviation MRO Services - Reflections on

two decades of presence in India and

plans for future

Kishore Jayaraman

President

Rolls Royce India

Chris Rao

Managing Director

UTC Aerospace Systems

Phil Shaw

Head & Chief Executive officer

Lockheed Martin India Pvt Ltd

Arijit Ghosh

President & MD

Textron India Inc

“Make in India” – Opportunities and

Challenges for Foreign Companies in

aviation sector

Harnessing Engineering and Software

talent pool of India – To take Indian A&D

sector into the growth trajectory with

Indigenous manufacturing

Jan Widerstrom

Chairman

SAAB India Technologies Pvt Ltd

Rajeev Kaul

Group CFO & Managing Director

Aequs Private Ltd

Interaction

1525- 1535 Hrs Special Address (Competence and

capability of local A&D industry)

Gaurav Gupta, IAS



1535 – 1545 Hrs Special Address Surendra Nath Tripati, IAS

Additional Secretary & Development Commissioner

Ministry of MSME

Government of India

1545 - 1550 Hrs Concluding Remarks Sandeep Maini


Session on Biotech & Pharmaceuticals “Moving towards Global Competitiveness”

13 February 2017: 1400 – 1555 Hrs, Grand Ball Room, Hotel Lalit Ashok, Bengaluru

Programme

India is among the top 12 biotech destinations in the world and ranks third in Asia-Pacific region. India is expected to

rank amongst the top three pharmaceutical markets in terms incremental growth by 2020. India’s generic drugs account

for 20% of global exports in terms of volume, making the country the largest provider of generic medicines globally.

Bengaluru has taken a leadership stance in the biotechnology revolution of the country. More than 50 percent of the

Biotech firms are situated in Bengaluru which comprises of top 10 Biotech firms and shows promising growth. This

session shall deliberate on the significance of R&D and Innovation in the Pharma and Biotech sector and showcasing

Karnataka’s leadership position and vision for these two sectors.

1330 – 1400 Hrs Registration

1400 – 1410 Hrs Opening Remarks & Context Setting Dr Krishna Ella

Managing Director

Bharat Biotech International

1410 – 1420 Hrs Keynote Address Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw

Chairman & Managing Director

Biocon Ltd

1420 – 1430 Hrs Keynote Address Annaswamy Vaidheesh

Managing Director

GSK Pharmaceuticals Ltd

1430 – 1520 Hrs Signature Statement by Keynote Panelists

Moderated by: Dr P M Murali, Managing Director & CEO, Evolva Biotech Pvt. Ltd.

G S Krishnan

Country Head

Novozymes South Asia

Milind Palsule

Country Manager

GE Healthcare Lifesciences – South Asia

Vinay Konaje

Founder – Director

Navya Biologicals Pvt. Ltd.

Srini Srinivasan

Managing Director

Hospira Healthcare (I) Pvt. Ltd. (a Pfizer Company)

Dr Ravi Kumar

Founder & Director

Xcyton Diagnostics Ltd.

Dr KK Narayanan

Consultant Biotechnologist

Metahelix Life Sciences

Subramani Ramachandrappa


Richcore Lifesciences

Interaction

1520 – 1530 Hrs Special Address V Manjula, IAS


Department of IT & BT and Science & Technology


1530-1540 Hrs Special Address Sudhansh Pant, IAS

Joint Secretary

Department of Pharmaceuticals

Ministry of Chemicals & Fertilizers

Government f India

1540 – 1550 Hrs Special Address Dr T Madhan Mohan

Adviser

Department of Biotechnology

Ministry of Science & Technology

Government of India

1550 – 1555 Hrs Concluding Remarks Dr Jagadish Mittur

Head

Biotech Facilitation Centre


1555 – 1600 Hrs Session Changeover


Session on Textiles, Apparel & Leather “Building Competitiveness and ensuring Employment generation”

13 February 2017: 1600 - 1800 Hrs, Kalinga 1 Hall Hotel Lalit Ashok, Bengaluru

Programme

India has 5 % share in the global textiles and apparel trade, second largest textile fibre producer in the world and the

largest cotton and jute producer in the world. The share of India in world’s leather production of hides/skins accounts

for 12.93% While India is the second largest producer of footwear and leather garments in the world, the domestic

leather market is expected to double in the next five years from present level and reach USD 18 billion by 2020.

Karnataka accounts for 20% of the national garment production and 8% of the national exports. The session will discuss

on showcasing India’s strengths and achievements in the textiles & leather sector, its success story and significance to

‘Make in India’ initiative. This session shall also delve into Karnataka’s contribution to these sectors and tapping the

state potential.

1530 -1600 Hrs Registration

1600 - 1610 Hrs

Opening Remarks & Context

Setting

J D Giri

Director

Shahi Exports Pvt Ltd

1610 – 1620 Hrs Address “Catalyzing Make in India

through e-Commerce”

Abhijit Kamra

Head – Global Selling India

Amazon

1620 - 1630 Hrs

Address “Significant role of designs

in promoting textiles, apparel &

leather industry”

V Ravishankar

Senior Faculty

National Institute of Design, R&D Campus

1630 - 1640 Hrs Address “Emerging opportunities in

Technical textiles industry”

Dr P K C Bose

Vice Chairman & Managing Director

Saertex India Pvt Ltd

1640 - 1650 Hrs Address “Role of Human resource

in driving growth in Textiles

industry”

Wilson Y R

President

Himatsingka Seide Ltd

1650 - 1705 Hrs

Keynote Address "Can India be next

China in next 5-10 years”

Adesh Gupta

Chief Executive Officer, Liberty Shoes,

Chairman, CFLA &

Chairman, CII National Committee on Footwear

1705 - 1715 Hrs Special Address Babni Lal, IES

Economic Advisor

Minister of Textiles

Government of India

1715 - 1730 Hrs Special Address D V Prasad, IAS


Commerce and Industries


1730 - 1745 Hrs

Special Address Atul Chaturvedi, IAS

Additional Secretary


Government of India

1745 - 1755 Hrs Interaction

1755 – 1800 Hrs Concluding Remarks J D Giri

Day 1 Concludes


Session on Machine Tools & Heavy Engineering “Reinventing the New Growth Paradigm”

13 February 2017: 1600 - 1750 Hrs, Grand Ball Room Hotel Lalit Ashok, Bengaluru

Strong growth is forecasted in the global machinery market with revenues expected to reach USD 2 trillion in 2018.

Heavy Engineering Equipment and Machine Tools Industry is the backbone of the entire manufacturing sector. In

Karnataka, heavy engineering is a focus sector for the government. Karnataka is also among the top 3 contributing

states in the heavy engineering industry in India. The domestic and International growth indicators project a significant

demand vs. supply gap which makes the sector set for growth. Capacity additions envisaged in various sectors especially

the infrastructure, telecom, automobile, aerospace and nuclear creates a demand of capital goods in the country and

will drive this sector to exponential growth. This session shall deliberate on India’s potential to become a major hub for

heavy engineering sector and key aspects to remove import-export balance in the ‘Capital Goods/ Heavy Engineering

Sector + Machine Tools’


1600 – 1605 Hrs Opening Remarks and Context Setting L Krishnan


Managing Director, TaeguTec India Pvt. Ltd

1605 – 1615 Hrs Make in India Special Address Dilip Sawhney

Managing Director

Rockwell Automation India Pvt Ltd

1615 – 1625 Hrs Industry Perspective P Ramadas

Managing Director

Ace Manufacturing Systems Ltd

1625 – 1720 Hrs Signature Statements by Keynote Panelists

Moderated by: L Krishnan

Ravi Raghavan

Chairman, CII Karnataka &

Managing Director

Bharat Fritz Werner Ltd

Amarnath Ramachandran

President

LeeBoy Construction Equipment Pvt. Ltd

Masayuki Kubo

Chairman

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (I) Pvt. Ltd

Parag Satpute

Managing Director

Sandvik Asia Pvt. Ltd

B C Rao

Managing Director

Kennametal India Ltd

A N Chandramouli

Managing Director

Starrag India

Interaction

1720 – 1730 Hrs Special Address

Gaurav Gupta, IAS



1730 – 1745 Hrs Special Address Girish Shankar, IAS

Secretary – Department of Heavy Industry

Government of India

1745 – 1750 Hrs Concluding Remarks L Krishnan

Day 1 Concludes


Session on Electronics & Electricals 14 February 2017: 1000 – 1145 Hrs, Kalinga- 1, Hotel Lalit Ashok, Bengaluru

Programme

The Indian electronics industry is expected to reach USD 400 billion by 2020. The government is promoting

development of electronics manufacturing throughout the country to provide world class infrastructure and facilities.

The State Government of Karnataka came out with its own Electronic System Design and Manufacturing Policy aiming

to capture 10% of the ESDM market in India over the next few years. In the Electrical sector, market-oriented reforms,

such as the target of ‘Power for All’ and plans to add 88.5 GW of capacity by 2017 and 93 GW by 2022 which is expected

to generate huge demand for power transmission & distribution equipment. This session shall focus on potential of

Electronics Manufacturing and Electrical equipment manufacturing in India, catering to Domestic and Export market,

and leveraging India’s Scientific, Technological and Managerial Skills for Design–led, Value Added Manufacturing.


1000 - 1005 Hrs Opening Remarks & Context Setting

S Chandrasekhar


Managing Director, Bhoruka Power Corporation Ltd

1005 – 1015 Hrs

Keynote Address

(Theme: Innovation-led Manufacturing)

Dr B V R Mohan Reddy

Past Chairman CII Southern Region &

Founder & Executive Chairman

Cyient Ltd

1015 – 1025 Hrs

Keynote Address

(Theme: Make in India for the World)

Sanjay Nayak

CEO & Managing Director

Tejas Networks Ltd

1030 - 1120 Hrs

Panel Discussion: Developing Electronics & Electricals Manufacturing in India

Session Moderated by: M N Vidyashankar, President, Indian Electronics & Semiconductor

Association

Dr Devi Prasad Shetty

Chairman & Founder

Narayana Group of Hospitals

Vivek G Pawar

Founder & Executive Chairman

Sankalp Semiconductor Pvt Ltd

Anil Rai Gupta


Havells India Ltd

Dalip Sharma

Managing Director

Delta Power Solutions(India) Pvt Ltd

Kiron D Shah

Founder & Managing Director

Velankani Group

Guruprasad Mudlapur

Managing Director

Bosch Automotive Electronics India Pvt. Ltd.

Interaction

1120 - 1130 Hrs Special Address

V Manjula, IAS

Additional Chief Secretary to Government

IT&BT and Science and Technology


1130 - 1140 Hrs Special Address

Aruna Sundararajan, IAS

Secretary – Ministry of Electronics & Information

Technology, Government of India

1140 – 1145 Hrs Concluding Remarks S Chandrasekhar



Session on Agri-Business & Food Processing “Karnataka as an Agri & High Value Food Powerhouse”

14 February 2017: 1000 – 1140 Hrs, Grand Ball Room Hotel Lalit Ashok, Bengaluru

Programme

Agro and food processing is a sunrise sector with its domestic as well as export opportunities addressing the demand

and supply gap. With the global food processing industry being pegged at USD 3.2 trillion, there exists a large market

opportunity for export -led growth through development of high value-added products. The State Government of

Karnataka announced an Agri Business and Food Processing Policy 2015 with an aim to maintain a sustained growth

path through use of global technologies, vinnovative mechanisms, frameworks and world class infrastructure facilities.

This session shall showcase India’s strengths and achievements in the sector, comparing it with global performance.

This session shall also discuss on the present scenario and the way forward for the improvement of infrastructure and

supply chain for the sector.


1000 – 1005 hrs Opening Remarks & Presentation on

Global Outlook of Agriculture and

Food Processing sector

Hemant Malik

Divisional Chief Executive – Food Division

ITC Ltd

1005 - 1010 Keynote Address Siraj Chaudhry

Chairman

Cargill India Pvt Ltd

1010 – 1040 hrs Panel discussion moderated by: Siraj Chaudhry, Chairman, Cargill India Pvt Ltd

Karnataka: Becoming the integral part of Global Value Chain in Agriculture and Food

Processing. It is expected that the panellists will discuss and highlight new opportunities for

investments by the Food Manufacturers, and how they are planning to leverage the strength of

Karnataka to meet the needs of the food industry across the world.

Hemant Malik

Divisional Chief Executive – Food

Division

ITC Ltd

Ashok Mirchandani

Co-Chairman, CII Task Force on Cold Chain

Development &

Managing Director, Asia Pacific

Carrier Transicold

Dr R V Sreedhar

Scientist, CSIR-CFTRI

Sanjay Malpani

Chief Executive Officer

Integrated Food Park Pvt Ltd

Abhinay Choudhari

Co-Founder

Big Basket

1040 – 1055 hrs Theme Address by

M Maheshwar Rao, IAS

Secretary

Department of Agriculture, Government of Karnataka

1055 – 1110 hrs Special Address by

Anuradha Prasad, IAS

Joint Secretary

Ministry of Food Processing Industries

Government of India

1110 – 1125 hrs Interaction

1125 – 1140 hrs Concluding Remarks Hemant Malik



Session on Automobile & Auto Components “Driving Automobile Industry to Go Global”

14 February 2017: 1200 – 1340 Hrs, Kalinga – 1, Hotel Lalit Ashok, Bengaluru

Programme

By 2026, India is expected to be the third largest automotive market by volume in the world. India is an emerging global

hub for sourcing auto components and has an enabling infrastructure like automotive training institutes and auto design

centers, special auto parks and virtual SEZs for auto components. Karnataka accounts to more than 6% of country’s auto

component output of the country. Karnataka’s automobile output has doubled in 4 years, registering a 36.5% CAGR.

This session shall deliberate on the comprehensive growth of the Indian Automobile and Auto Component manufacturing

and India as a global engine for ‘Future Mobility’ Solutions.


1200 – 1205 Hrs Opening Remarks and Context Setting Kamal Bali

Vice Chairman, CII Karnataka &

Managing Director, Volvo India Pvt Ltd

1205-1215 Hrs Keynote Address on -

‘Driving Automobile Industry to Go

Global: Obstacles, Challenges &

Opportunities from the Supplier`s view’

Dr Andreas Wolf

Joint Managing Director &

Executive Vice President (Manufacturing & Quality)

Bosch India Ltd

1215 – 1225 Hrs Keynote Address on -

‘Driving Automobile Industry to Go

Global: Obstacles, Challenges &

Opportunities from the OEMs view’

Vikram Kirloskar


Vice Chairman, Toyota Kirloskar Motors Pvt Ltd

1225 – 1315 Hrs Signature Statements by Keynote Panelists

Session Moderated by: Kamal Bali

N P Thimmaiah

Managing Director & CEO

Meritor CVS India Pvt Ltd

Rashmi Urdhwareshe

Director

Automotive Research Association of India

V Jagannath

Senior Vice President & Director - Sales

Fanuc India Pvt. Ltd

Satish Kumar Dabbiru

Assistant General Manager

JSW Steel Ltd

Bibop G Gresta

Founder & Chairman

Hyperloop Transportation Technologies

Inc

Interaction


D V Prasad, IAS


Commerce and Industries Department



Girish Shankar, IAS

Secretary – Department of Heavy Industry

Government of India

1335 – 1340 Hrs Concluding remarks Kamal Bali

1340 Hrs Session Concludes


Session on Manufacturing Startups - Impacting Industry 14 February 2017, 1200 – 1350 Hrs, Grand Ball Room, Hotel Lalit Ashok, Bengaluru

Program

The National Manufacturing Policy aims for an increase in the share of manufacturing in the country’s Gross Domestic

Product from 16% to 25% by 2022, to create 100 million additional jobs by 2022 in manufacturing sector and enhancing

the global competitiveness of the Indian manufacturing sector. The State Government of Karnataka gives a great thrust

on manufacturing and encourages start-ups in the manufacturing sector. The state has one of the largest and best

functioning start up ecosystem in the country and the drive towards manufacturing startups is highly critical to achieve

the vision of ‘Make in India’. This session shall deliberate on leveraging India’s intellectual base to create an environment

of young entrepreneurs and job creators. This session shall also discuss on Bengaluru as the new startup city and the

government initiatives to promote the start-up and entrepreneurial culture


1200 – 1205 Hrs Opening Remarks & Context Setting Debarati Sen

Managing Director

3M India Ltd

1205 – 1215 Hrs Keynote Address Udayant Malhoutra

Managing Director & CEO

Dynamatic Technologies Ltd

1215 – 1315 Hrs Panel Discussion

Session Moderated by: Ravi Gururaj, Founder & CEO, Qikpod.com

Signature Statements by Keynote Panellists (Panel A)

Tarun Mehta

CEO & Co-Founder

Ather Energy

Kiran Nataraj

CEO & Co-Founder

Entrib Technologies

A Vaidyanathan

Founder & Managing Director

PAQS Pvt Ltd

Navaneethan Sundaramoorthy

Co-Founder & Chief Marketing Officer

Uncanny Vision

Rajesh Manpat, Founder & CEO, ARK Robot

Signature Statements by Keynote Panellists (Panel B)

Vijaya Kumar Ivaturi

Co-Founder & CTO

Crayon Data

Mayur Abhaya Srisrimal

Founder & CEO

Life Cell International Pvt Ltd

Anand Madanagopal

Founder & CEO

Cardiac designs Labs

Amuleek Singh Bijral

Founder & CEO

Mountain Trail Foods Pvt Ltd (Chai Point)

Jei Narayanan, Chief Operating Officer, Black Pepper Technologies Pvt Ltd

1315– 1325 Hrs Interaction


“Start-up in India”

Shailendra Singh, IAS

Joint Secretary, Department of Industrial Policy &

Promotion, Government of India


“Start-up - The way forward for

Karnataka”

Priyank Kharge

Hon’ble Minister for IT & BT, Science & Technology

& Tourism, Government of Karnataka

1345 – 1350 Hrs Concluding Remarks V Manjula, IAS


Department of IT&BT and Science & Technology




Session on Plastics & Chemicals “Moving towards New frontiers”

14 February 2017: 1415 - 1545 Hrs, Grand Ball Room, Hotel Lalit Ashok, Bengaluru

Programme

The chemicals industry is a key constituent of the Indian economy, accounting for about 1.38% of the nation’s GVA (Gross

Value Addition) in 2013-14.There is a strong government support for R&D and the Polymers and agro-chemicals

industries in India present immense growth opportunities. Upcoming Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemicals

Investment Regions (PCPIR) & Plastic Parks will provide state-of-the-art infrastructure for Chemical & Petrochemicals

Sector. The chemicals and plastics sector has a huge opportunity still untapped and this session shall focus on India’s

achievements and strengths in the chemicals and petrochemicals sector while exploring avenues for creating backwards

and forwards supply chain linkages in chemicals, while taking into account long term economic and environmental

sustainability. It shall also highlight Karnataka’s presence across the value chain of the chemicals and petrochemicals

industry and making India an integral part of the global chemicals value chain.


1415 – 1420 Hrs Opening Remarks & Context

Setting

T R Parasuraman

Deputy Managing Director

Toyota Industries Engine India Pvt Ltd

1420 – 1435 Hrs

Keynote Address Jalaj Dani

President – Chemicals, HR & Supply Chain

Asian Paints Ltd

1435 – 1530 Hrs

Panel Discussion

Session Moderated by: T R Parasuraman

Vishal S


Supreme Plasticizers

Subash Chand

Owner

Sankhla Industries

G S Ravi


Chemizol Additives Pvt Ltd

R Krishna

Managing Partner

Vasu Agarbathies

Rajat Kedia

Director

Manjushree Technopack Ltd

Dr Anantharaman Dhanabalan

Chief Scientist

Corporate Programs -Nano & Adaptive Materials

SABIC

Interaction

1530 – 1540 Hrs Special Address D V Prasad, IAS

Additional Chief Secretary – Commerce and Industries


1540 - 1545 Hrs Concluding Remarks T R Parasuraman



Valedictory Session 14 February 2017: 1700 - 1810 Hrs, Hotel Lalit Ashok, Bengaluru

Programme

1700 - 1705 Hrs Welcome Address D V Prasad, IAS


Commerce & Industries Department


1705 - 1710 Hrs Address Vikram Kirloskar


Vice Chairman, Tcoyota Kirloskar Motor Pvt Ltd

1710 - 1715 Hrs Address Atul Chaturvedi, IAS

Additional Secretary


Government of India

1715 - 1725 Hrs Address Aruna Sundararajan, IAS

Secretary - Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology

Government of India

1725 - 1735 Hrs Special Address R V Deshpande

Hon’ble Minister For Large & Medium Industries and Infrastructure


1735 - 1745 Hrs Keynote Address M J Akbar

Hon’ble Minister of State for External Affairs

Government of India

1745 - 1750 Hrs Foundation Ceremony for Aerospace Common Finishing Facility (ACFF)

1750 - 1805 Hrs Valedictory Address Manohar Parrikar

Hon’ble Minister of Defence

Government of India

1805 - 1810 Hrs Concluding Remarks Ravi Raghavan

Chairman, CII Karnataka &

Managing Director

Bharat Fritz Werner Ltd

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