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DECEMBER 2010

POWER A Boon for Industry

Uparla Nangal Substation

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Ready for Take Off Sachit Jain scripts leadership story

COMMON EFFLUENT TREATMENT PLANT

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CSR INITIATIVES OF BBNIA MEMBERS

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POLYMER PARK & TRANSPORT HUB

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WHAT CAUSES BRAIN DAMAGE

BBN Industries Association

Patrons PATRONS Mr. Sachit Jain Mr. R.K. Rewari Mr. N.K. Juneja Mr. Joginder Khanna Mr. A.R. Singh Mr. Amir Singh EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2010-11 President Mr. Rajender Guleria

Sachit Jain Patron

R.K. Rewari Patron

N.K. Juneja Patron

Joginder Khanna Patron

Amir Singh Patron

Atma Ram Singh Patron & Immediate Past President

Office Bearers

President Elect Mr. Arun Rawat Advisor Mr. Deepak Bhandari Sr. Vice Presidents Mr. Vijay K. Arora Mr. C. N. Dhar

Rajinder Guleria President

Arun Rawat President Elect

Deepak Bhandari Advisor

Vijay K. Arora Sr. Vice President

C.N. Dhar Sr. Vice President

Sanjay Bhasin Vice President

Y.S. Guleria General Secretary

Ashwany Sharma Organising Secretary

H.C. Maheshwari Vice President

Ashok Agrahari Vice President

Shailesh Aggarwal Vice President

Vipin Gupta Secretary Finance

Rajiv Aggarwal Vice President

M.P. Sharma Vice President cum-Chairmen

Manohar Tegta Vice President cum-Chairmen

Rajesh Bansal Vice President cum-Chairmen

Mukesh Jain Vice President cum-Chairmen

Sumeet Sharma Vice President cum-Chairmen

Sanjay Khurana Secretary Media

Sandeep Verma Joint Secretary

A.K jain Joint Secretary

General Secretary Mr. Y.S Guleria Organizing Secretary Mr. Ashwany Sharma Vice Presidents Mr. H.C. Maheshwari Mr. Ashok Agrahari Mr. Shailesh Aggarwal Mr. Sanjay Bhasin Mr. Rajiv Aggarwal Vice-Presidents-cum-Chairmen Mr. M.P. Sharma Mr. Manohar Tegta Mr. Rajesh Bansal Mr. Mukesh Jain Mr. Sumeet Sharma Joint Secretaries Mr. A. K. Jain Mr. Sandeep Verma Secretary Finance Mr. Vipin Gupta Secretary Media Mr. Sanjay Khurana Legal Advisor Mr. Brajesh Saklani Advocate EXECUTIVE MEMBERS Mr. Agosh Gopalan Mr. Rajesh Sood Mr. N.P. Kaushik Mrs. Bhavna Dogra Mr. Jagdeep Singh Mr. L.K. Sharma Mr. M.L. Sharma Mr. Pardeep Sharma Ms. Poonam Sharma Mr. Ram Gopal Aggarwal Col. S.K. Tarnach Dr. S.K. Dixit Mr. Vishal Thakur Mr. Vinod Khanna Mr. Yogesh Thakur Mr. S.K. Thakur Maj. Sachan Kr. Saini Mr. Karun Kashmiri Mr. Anil Sharma Mr. Harish Sharma Mr. M.S. Rizvi Mr. Anmol Rattan Sharma Mr. Mahendra Tandon Mrs. Madhuri Bansal Mr. Vivek Sharma Mr. Amit Sharma Mr. Dinesh Jain

Committee Chairs PHARMA COMMITTEE Mr. Rajesh Bansal Mr. Sanjay Dhadwal Mr.S.D.Dixit.

TEXTILE COMMITTEE Mr. Vijay K.Arora Mr. S.K.Thakur

PACKAGING COMMITTEE Mr. Mukesh Jain, Convenor Mr. R.Kochhar

Functional Committee Convenors HR & CSR COMMITTEE Mr. Manohar Tegta Mr. Agosh Gopalan Ms. Poonam Sharma Mr. Chandan Dogra Mr. Pradeep Sharma TAXATION COMMITTEE Mr. Sumeet Sharma Mr. M.S.Rizvi Mr. P.C.Marwaha Mr. Ashok Kumar Jain.

TRANSPORT COMMITTEE Mr. Deepak Bhandari Mr. Vijay K.Arora POWER COMMITTEE Mr. Shailesh Aggarwal Mr. Rajiv Aggarwal Mr. Anmol Rattan Sharma Mr. Puneet Passi

COMMITTEE ON MSME MR. M.P.SHARMA MRS. MADHURI BANSAL MR. KARUN KASHMIRI MR. N.P. KAUSHIK MR. VISHAL THAKUR MR. RAJESH SOOD MR. VISHAL THAKUR MR. J.B. GOEL

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PRINTING & PUBLICATION COMMITTEE Mr. Sanjay Khurana Mr. Sandeep Verma Ms. Poonam Sharma Mrs. Bhavana Dogra

FROM THE DESK OF THE EDITOR

Where are we going?

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in the state of Himachal Pradesh, and we are proud that your industries association had been able to make considerable headway in bringing about positive transformations that are conducive to not only the industrial growth in the region but overall socio-economic upliftment. Though definitely there is much work that needs to be done but under the able stewardship of our visionary leadership, BBNIA is looking up and walking steadfastly on its mission.

In our forward march, DISHA has become a veritable tool for communication to reach out to you with vital information as well as showcase the opportunities that exist here as well as be your spokesperson. Its strength lies in your inputs, your opinion, and your suggestions which we shall like to publish in its pages.

DISHA, as the name suggests, stands today as a lighthouse and representative of the industry, and we intend to make it much more relevant for its readers. DISHA is also for the young entrepreneurs and startups who wish to be a part of the economic growth of the region, and everyone at BBNIA would be willing to handhold and mentor such individuals. Our purpose would be served if we are able to guide and show direction, DISHA, to even one person and help him make a success of one’s enterprise.

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In this issue COVER STORY 4 Uparla Nangal Substations A Boon For Industry THINK TANK 2 Infrastructure for Development 2 Do You Have any Clue FOR THE BIBLIOPHILES 3 Ready for Takeoff BBN INFRASTRUCTURE 6 Effluent Treatment Plant 8 Industrial Estae in Baddi 8 Construction of labour hostels at Baddi and Kala Amb

BBNIA NEWS IN BRIEF 9 Workshop on Pollution Control 9 Entry Tax on Goods 10 Baddi -Chandigarh Road 10 Conclave on Baddi CASE IN POINT 13 Correcting Trade Imbalance LIFE’s LESSONS 14 Lessons for Life 15 Sacred Space HEALTH MATTERS 16 What Causes of Brain Damage

BBNIA HELPING HANDS 7 Responding to Corporate Social Responsibility

Reading is one of the best disciplines. All it takes is one idea discovered in a single book to lift you to a whole new level & revolutionize the way you see the world

December 2010

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THINK TANK

Infrastructure for development

Do You Have any Clue?

Arun Rawat President Elect, BBNIA

Rajinder Guleria President, BBNIA

Time to plan for future instead of looking at the current needs.

L

ooking at the infrastructural needs of Baddi, Barotiwala and Nalagarh, the situation is gradually improving. The road link from Mullanpur side of Chandigarh has helped in making

our area more accessible and convenient to reach. The new flights

The lessons from Sachit Jain’s latest book are definitely simple for each one of us to emulate.

And I’m trying to put them in practice.

I

was reading a book “Ready for Take Off – A Leadership Story” written by our former president and now patron, Mr. Sachit Jain and came across some beautiful lines that I would like to share

with you. He writes:

to Chandigarh and links to other metros would definitely add to

“(When) you are clueless about how you would

more opportunities for the investors, vendors and service-

go about solving the problems, do just what a

providers to meet the requirement of local industry. Yet there is a

clueless man would do. Think how he would do.

long way to go.

He would throw the problems back at the people

I read somewhere that in many of the developed economies of the world, connectivity was given precedence over

— and ask them how they would solve the problem.”

any other development. The roads were laid, power and

We at BBNIA, also took up a challenge of taking our organisation

communication connectivity was provided even before any

to the next level of excellence, and support it with making our

business development was conceived, believing that once a good

magazine, DISHA, as a monthly periodical.

road has been laid, someone would definitely travel on it and explore newer opportunities for his or her community to grow.

This had been other way round here. Industry was

I am clueless how it would happen. I am clueless as to what kind of reading material we should put in, in the absence of any feedback or contribution from members. I am also clueless how

attracted to the area and the infrastructural gaps are hampering

would be able to make it financially viable and sustain it month

not only the growth of the existing businesses but creating

after month, without any financial support from anywhere.

bottlenecks for future development. Thankfully, BBNIA had been

Yet I would expect an answer from our readers. How should

successful in highlighting these issues persistently and has got the

we go about it and make it a success. I am sure many of you

support from the governments in taking up firm steps to resolve

would have the answers having been the leaders of your own

some of the issues. It’s time that the infrastructure is planned for

respective enterprises.

the next twenty years not to meet the current requirements, and

Do you have the clue? I am waiting for an answer.

investment is brought in to establish hospitals, schools, colleges, vocational centres, roads, bridges, hotels, etc., to ensure growth.

Rajinder Guleria 2

December 2010

Arun Rawat

Freedom in the mind, Faith in the words, Pride in our hearts and memories in our soul, let us salute the nation that is ours

For the BIBLIOPHILES

Ready for Takeoff

Sachit Jain’s debut book “Ready for Takeoff - A Leadership Story” is an instant hit in the management circles. Sachit emerges as a great story-teller, and the book grips you throughout with its racy narration, excellent insight into human resource management, relationships, envisioning, and taking decisions, owning them up, and walking the talk.

As Sachit says, the journey to be an effective leadership starts with you...”it’s all about self-transformation.”

Photo courtesy www.roopindersingh.com/blog

A prolific writer, author critic and a senior journalist with ‘The Tribune’ Roopinder Singh in conversation with Sachit Jain at a book reading session in Art Folio.

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HIS IS A highly gripping fiction which has all

joined as Executive Director of Vardhman Group with

the ingredients of being a management case

a turnover of around US$800 million, and 23,000

study on leadership. Former President and

employees.

patron of BBNIA, Sachit Jain, Executive Director of Vardhman Group, is known in the management

numerous similarities in the ‘leadership story’ and the

circles for his penchant with people and transforming

way Sachit himself goes around managing the day-

them into leaders.

Title: Ready For Takeoff : A Leadership Story Publisher: Rupa & Co Edition: Paperback EAN: 9788129116598 Pages: 254 Price: Rs.195

People working close with Sachit Jain find

The story, in a way, portrays

to-day affairs, empathizing with everyone, inspiring

through the protagonist in the story, Anurag, Sachit

them, and somehow empowering them with the

Jain’s own experiments and success as a leader at

ability to discover their own potential as leaders of the

Vardhman.

job or the assignment at hand.

How an investment banker, Anurag finds

According to Sachit Jain, you can be a good

himself as the CEO of a sick unit, with the mandate to

person and an effective leader at the same time and

convert it into a world-class one.

feels that in order to create a successful organization

And as one goes along the fast-paced story which not only gives an insight into the working of a

it is important to respect and motivate people.

It is also essential to improve the working of an

steel mill, but more importantly, underlines the

organization through people empowerment in all

philosophy of life, management techniques, and

business activities.

lessons in leadership.

Sachit Jain is an alumnus of IIT Delhi and gold

It’s a must-have-it book for every one! Grab your copy today. CJ

medalist from IIM-A, who began his career with Unilever India as a management trainee, and later

“To create a successful organization it is important to respect and motivate people”.

Leadership greatness comes by beginning with something that does not end with you.

December 2010

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COVER STORY

Power Point

Uparla-Nangal Substation A Boon for Industry The benefits to accrue from these works as stated read like a fairy tale: n Sufficient un-interrupted power supply to the entire belt of BBNIA n Reliable and quality power to BBNIA courtesy sub-station Nalagarh (Uparla Nangal) n Direct connection with the Northern Grid means no disruption of power to consumers n New transmission lines to Baddi, n Sub-stations at Bhatoli Kalan, Davani, Baddi, Malpur and Ascent hotel n Additional transformer at Baddi n Baddi with its own electricity division

The Association has effectively stressed the cause of industry wherever they were, Baddi, Barotiwala or Nalagarh, for deficiency in service or for power deficiency supply.

We do sincerely hope that at least on the power front we do not have to ask for any relief hereafter.

C

ome October 28, 2010. No one of

n Power supply enhanced from 350 MW to 1350 MW – almost four times.

us was perhaps aware what windfall awaited us. The Himachal

The above data promised to give us a

Pradesh State Electricity Board Limited by an

bellyful as against “Ek bhookha kya

insertion in the papers confirmed, “The

chahe do roti”. And, as it is this was not a

powerful commitment of the 'Power State'

fairy tale and the Industrialists of Baddi,

under the visionary and dynamic leadership

Barotiwala and Nalagarh and also

of Prof. Prem Kumar Dhumal”. The insertion

Parwanoo are extremely grateful to the

informed of inauguration of Substation at

government for taking up these works in

Nalagarh.(Uparla Nangal) and laying of

the interest of industries in the state.

foundation stones of some others by the

“Every dark cloud has a silver lining” is a

hon'ble Chief Minister “to ensure quality

phrase which we remembered in our school

and reliable power supply in Industrial

days and which we kept on repeating for

areas.” The vision of Chief Minister was well

self encouragement when the odds were

conceived and implemented by the

against us. In our case the entire cloud was

Chairman of the Company Mr. Subhash

converted to shining spectrum blessing us

Negi. We are sure that the HPSEBL will take

with a favor never thought of.

u turn in terms of sustainability, quality,

We are tempted to give below some

services and competitiveness in times to

details carried in the paper narrating

come.

the benefit accruing for those who may have skipped it and for record of those

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December 2010

Beauty doesn't create love but love creates beauty

COVER STORY

“We are sincerely thankful to Mr. Subhash Negi and his management that conceived and completed the substation�

Remember the days in this very year, when a

monthly intervals.

BBNIA? The Association has effectively

feeling was generated, for the reasons not

Apart from the action taken on our on-

stressed the cause of industry wherever

known, that by supplying power to the

going problems, Mr. Negi talked of the short

they were, Baddi, Barotiwala or Nalagarh,

Industrial belt, state was losing heavy

term and the long term sub-station under

for deficiency in service or for deficiency in

revenue which it could generate by selling it

implementation of his management that

power supply. We do sincerely hope that at

to parties outside the state. Surely, it must

included Uparla Nangal Substation slated to

least on the power front we do not have to

have been the sentiments of a few who do

be operative this year. And as he said, it is

ask for any relief hereafter.

not realize the revenue generated by the

now operative. The manner of

The help extended to us at various stages

industry by direct contributions in the shape

presentation, the confidence of achieving

from a linesman onward to the Chairman of

of taxes imposed on production and sales

the targets and the sincerity of the person

the Board to the hon'ble ministers and Chief

and indirect contribution of helping mass

chairing the meeting gave us a hope that

Minister of the state and for giving us a

scale employment to a vast section of

the worst was over for us. We are sincerely

patient hearing without getting annoyed at

people who are un-skilled, less educated or

thankful to Mr. Subhash Negi and his

the repetition of our demands will surely be

educated but frustrated due to paucity of

management that conceived and

etched in the histor y of industrial

jobs in the government sector and for many

completed the Uparla Nangal substation

advancement in the State for all of those

more reasons.

inaugurated on 28 October 2010.

who are here or will be here in times to

We repeat that we are grateful, and we

But can we overlook the efforts put in by the

come.

repeat, to the state government for completing and dedicating these works for the benefit of the industry operating in the state.

Mr. Subhash Negi, I.A.S., Hon'ble, Chairman-cum- Managing Director of the State Electricity Board had very kindly agreed to be with us in July 2010 (Disha –November 2010 also refers) despite short time request from us to tell us various reasons for power supply failures in Baddi, Barotiwala and Nalagarh areas and steps taken by the Board to remedy every problem in a time bound period. Mr. Negi advised the BBNIA to monitor the progress achieved through inter-action with the officers of the Board on fortnightly /

Every sunset gives us one day less to live, but every sunrise gives us one day more to hope,

December 2010

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BBN Infrastructure

Hon’ble Minister

Sh. Anand Sharma lays the foundation stone of

Common Effluent Treatment Plant Rs.80 crore to be spent on improving basic infrastructure in BBN area.

S

hri Anand Sharma, Hon'ble Union Minister of

Existence of CETP was of great necessity and

Commerce and Industry, visited Baddi to lay

a report on survey and cost assessment for

the foundation stone of Common Effluent

providing the same is pending.

Treatment Plant (CETP) on May 8, 2010.

Widening of the roads is also already under

On this occasion he made a spate of

progress. The members are aware that the

announcements involving Rs. 80 crore, for the

question of suitable roads for our industrial belt

benefit of BBN area in the shape of Industrial

was taken up by the BBNIA at all levels and the

Infrastructure Utility Services (IIUS).

efforts will continue till we can get the best

Apart from providing of CEPT, he announced to provide infrastructure facility for transportation whereby roads to Baddi will be widened and strengthened.

possible results. Disha will keep you in touch from time to time.

MLAs Smt. Vidya Stokes, Thakur Kaul Singh, Shri H.N. Saini, Smt. Vinod Chandel and Chairman

Himachal Pradesh has allotted 126.17 Bighas of land for setting up CETP and Skill Development

Zila Parishad Shri Ram Kumar were also present on this occasion.

Centre under IIUS at Baddi.

The lease deed was signed by Sh. Deepak Bhandari, Sh. Vijay K. Arora on behalf of BBNIA and Sh. Sudheer Kumar, Deputy Director, Department of Industries, Baddi on 11th November 2010 at Baddi.

Local industrialists are required to provide nominal contributions under the IIUS scheme to become eligible for its benefits.

The state government has issued orders dated 27th October nominating M/s Baddi Infrastructure Limited as the sole agency authorized to collect, deposit, process and dispose municipal waste and other industrial effluents in a prescribed manner on payment of fees as may be fixed after approval of the government.

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December 2010

No man is completely free from error.

Everyone is apt to hold mistaken views once in a while.

Shri Anand Sharma, Union Minister for Commerce and Industry.

BBNIA : The Helping Hands

Responding to Corporate Social Responsibility Many companies are engaged to respond to the needs of the society and the underprivileged. We salute them and would like to feature more such stories from member companies.

Nalagarh Development Authority on 15 June 2010. She was instrumental in arranging on 17 June 2010, an emergent meeting for us with the PWD and other departments, chaired by the Deputy Commissioner, Solan. It appeared that the estimated time for restoration would almost be one year as PWD could start after detailed estimates are framed and approved and funds provided for execution.

Help for Meritorious Students

D

isha carried a report (November 2010) of the help extended by

the BBNIA to 29 meritorious

students of the BPL families. These students

Aditi Bhandari which was handed over to the state through Health Minister Sh. Rajiv Bindal in a function held at Solan in

5 lakhs and share the cost of restoration in

October, 2010. BBNIA donated an

excess of Rs.10 Lakhs so that the work

amount of Rs. 51 thousand for this noble

could be taken up immediately by the PWD

cause.

and completed by the end of the month

were recommended by various institutions on a direction from the state government.

The cost involved, as reported, was Rs. 4.35 lakhs. NHEPES, the society that imparted coaching to these children have sent the student-wise details, their family background, and financial difficulties of each child and the result of coaching that helped them to join a stream of higher learning to earn a livelihood which was only a distant dream for them. The data is available on the net circulated under the heading “A Success Story”.

Twenty three industrial units of this area adopted one or two children each for providing training to them which made it possible for us to go ahead with this noble

The logical option emerging in the meeting was for the BBNIA to contribute Rs.

(30-06-2010).

Help for construction of a Bridge

This was agreed to and the bridge was restored by the due date. In any system of

The approach road to Baddi was affected by

governance, certain rules and regulations

damage to the Balad

are followed to maintain proper controls

Bridge on Pinjore

–Swarghat Road The estimated cost for its

because of which the government despite

repair as per information from the PWD

all its desire to help fails to provide

(N.H. Division) was more than Rs.10 Lakhs

immediate relief in all cases. Alternatives are

for which an approval of the State

always there for us to explore.

government was necessary as the cost

BBNIA has always agreed to share

exceeded the powers vested with the

responsibility with the State and/or the

Division/Circle.

central government because of which

Considering difficulties to almost all the

many projects of substantial benefits to the

Industrial units of the area, the question of

industry and the local residents of the area

its early restoration was discussed by BBNIA

are in the pipe line. Disha will be talking

with Ms. Meera Mohanti, I.A.S., Chief

about these from time to time and seeking

Executive Officer, Baddi- Barotiwala-

cause. BBNIA sincerely thanks all those who

your participation where you feel convinced you should help.

sponsored the candidates (not possible to name these here for want of space) and hopes others will follow suit for such like events.

BBNIA expresses its gratitude to the President, Shri Rajinder Guleria who conceived this noble cause and earned for us the gratitude and blessings of the parents of these children.

Awareness Project HIV-Aids is a self created disease which can be prevented with adequate precautions by the public. BBNIA Sponsored an animation film prepared by Relationships are like birds, if you hold them tight they die, if you hold them loose they fly but when you hold them with care they remain with you forever.

December 2010

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BBN Infrastructure

Industrial Estate in Baddi

to attract more investment Polymer park to be set up at Baddi for on-the-spot trading of different grades of plastics Transport hub to be developed at Beri, in Bilaspur district.

T

pharma cluster units in Baddi industrial

state government will contribute 7 crores &

a new Estate in the Baddi-

area at a total investment of Rs. 70.54

balance the land for CETP.

Barotiwala-Nalagarh industrial area

crores and on a proposed Mini Tool Room

he state government has developed

in Solan District to attract more investment

and Training centre at Baddi.

Other companies like Hero Honda and food beverages like Nestle also plan to set

in Himachal Pradesh The plots have been

The state government ensured

up unit in Himachal Pradesh. Hero Honda

developed in Darni village in Solan District

adequate attention to accommodation for

in Baddi-Nalagarh industrial area and

under the Baddi-Barotiwal-Nalagarh in

industrial workers and two labor hostels

Nestle, with an outlay of Rs. 400 crores in

industrial area with 612 Bighas (i bigha is 0.4

with the capacity of lodging 950 people is

the Tahliwal industrial area in the Una

Hectare) for the investors.

proposed.

district.

The government has also set up “land

A solid waste management plant at

A Memorandum of Understanding on

banks” of more than 8000 bighas across the

Baddi under the pubic-private

land lease with the state government has

state to set up information technology,

partnership(PPP) mode at a cost of Rs. 35

been signed to develop the state

electronics textile and food parks and other

crores and a common effluent treatment

industrially as well as otherwise and thus

medium units.

plant are also being set up at a cost of Rs.

put it on road to growth and prosperity.

To further strengthen the power

85 crores. GOI grant would be 60 crores,

infrastructure, a MOU has been signed with GAIL(India)for laying a 65Kms long pipeline from Rajpura to Baddi in the state to supply natural gas to industrial, transport and domestic sectors.

Official data shows that the government of Himachal Pradesh has attracted an investment of Rs. 6,120.92 crores with the commissioning of 2,616 industrial units across the state from December 2007 till date. However in this period the government has cleared 3,469 industrial proposals worth Rs. 14,097.63

Construction of labour hostels at Baddi and Kala Amb Himachal CM announces Rs.6 crore

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his had been a major problem to provide suitable housing to the labour working on

various projects and employed here in Baddi. BBNIA took up the issue with various

departments as well as represented to Hon’ble Chief Minister who had been very

kind to respond to this urgent need.

Recently, the Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh announced a grant of Rs. 6 crore for

crores.

A polymer park is also being set up at Baddi for on the spot trading of different grades of plastics and a transport hub to be

construction of labour hostels at Baddi and Kala Amb to accommodate 500 industrial workers.

The working men‘s hostel at Baddi is a joint venture of BBNIA and department of

developed at Beri, in Bilaspur district. The

industries with an investment of Rs. 6 crore from government and Rs. 3 crore by BBNIA, to

central government has given in-principal

accommodate 690 workers. We sincerely hope and believe that the work will now be taken

approval for setting up bulk drug and

up on priority and completed post- haste.

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December 2010

Nothing fails like success. The moment you stop doing the very things that brought you to the top is the very moment you begin to slide downwards.

BBNIA News in Brief

Workshop on Pollution Control

O

ne Half Day Workshop on HIMXGN program- a Web Based Consent Mechanism was

organized by HP, Pollution Control Board at Auro Club of Vardhman Textiles Ltd., Sai Road Baddi on 13th, November, 2010.

This programme was organized to review the progress of this Online filing for COE and COP which was launched about one year back by the Board.

This Workshop was chaired by Mrs. Sarojini Thakur (Additional Chief Secretary)

and Sh. Nagin Nanda Members Secretary

delivery mechanism through HIM-XGN were

Science and Technology and Chairperson

and other officers of the Board as well as

readily accepted.

HP Pollution Control Board and attended by

representatives of Industries in Himachal

Sh. Nagin Nanda Member Secretary HP, PCB

Pradesh.

Sh. Arun Rawat thanked all the Officers of Pollution Control Board for sparing time for

and other senior officers of State Pollution

The conference generated confidence in

listening to the problems of industries and

control Board and representatives of various

industry, especially when plenty of the

attending to their suggestions regarding Online web based consent mechanism.

Industries Associations in Himachal Pradesh

queries about HIM-XGN were responded by

including representatives of BBNIA. Sh.

the Sr. Technical Director NIC Gujarat.

Rajender Guleria welcomed the Chief Guest

Suggestions of industry for better Consent

Entry Tax on Goods

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overnment of Himachal Pradesh, Excise and Taxation Department vide their notification dated

October 14, 2010 added six more items in additions to the earlier seven as were subjected to tax on entry. The notification was of immediate concern to many of us because of the system requiring payment at the entry point as was time consuming apart from the financial implications involved.

Any Act or amendments thereto, is normally

spate of increase in levy of charges on VAT,

circulated amongst the stake holders in a

power tariff, Electricity duty and now Entry

draft form for eliciting their comments so as

Tax. On 27 October, 2010 itself, chargeable

to examine different opinions on the

rates of entry tax on scrap and waste

proposal. No comments or suggestions were

material was reduced from four to two

either invited or sufficient time provided for

percent and on non-ferrous metal to only

affected industries to react. BBNIA took up

one per cent. The government agreed to re-

this matter with the Principal Secretary

examine other aspects.

(Excise and Taxation) Himachal Pradesh on

Another delegation of BBNIA led by Mr.

October 25, 26 and November 04, drawing

Sumeet Sharma, chairman of Taxation

their attention to the fact above ,

Committee met the principal Secretary and

simultaneously pointing out contradictions

the commissioner, Excise and Taxation on 16

in the Act with reference to section 12 of

November to review and discuss the matter

Entry Tax and its co-relation with section 16

further. We are happy to report that orders

of VAT Act. Hon'ble Chief Minister was

have been issued by the government on 18

informed that in other states Entry Tax is VAT

November, not to collect entry tax at the

able against VAT Act as well as CST and it

barriers which can now be deposited at the

should be similarly treated in Himachal. It

time of filing monthly returns.

was also pleaded that whereas incentives

Rationalization of Entry Tax is pending

had been withdrawn, there had been a

examination.

When you bring your highest talents and deepest devotion to the work you do, what you are really doing is setting yourself up for a richer, happier and more fulfilling experience of living.

December 2010

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BBNIA News in Brief

Thanks to Morinda MLA Badali, Baddi is now connected to Chandigarh

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e were all relieved when the

road connecting Baddi to

Chandigarh was opened. It

meant to many of us time saving, cost saving and to top it all a spine saving nectar.

We believe that the road can help us live a longer life with an errect posture for a longer time. Come rainy season 2010. This road developed big pot holes over 2kms stretch near Siswan, making it impossible to travel.

We requested Shri Ujjagar Singh Badali, Hon'ble MLA of Morinda in Punjab under whose constituency this road falls to help in restoration of the road. What Shri Badali did was a miracle.

On 25 October 2010, BBNIA sent a small

The road was not only re-laid promptly

delegation to convey our sincere

initiated to develop the area for facility of one and all.

but its quality also improved within a period

appreciation and thanks to Shri Badali. He

Thanks Shri Badali. How much we wish

that made us believe that things can

welcomed the delegation by presenting

others follow your example and win regards

happen fast - only an effort is needed.

siropas and assured that steps are being

from all.

Conclave on Baddi

A

meeting of the Executive

Members of the BBNIA was

hosted by Hotel Bella Vista, Sector-

5 Panchkula on 29-10-2010. Before taking up of what happened then, we extend our grateful thanks to the management of the Hotel for a very sumptuous dinner in an out of the world atmosphere of its location.

Mr. Balwant, an ex-military officer explained at length by graphic presentations, various systems of the body and their functions in particular relation to the brain. He explained how electric waves

process for a fixed time every day.

He explained the system by a practical

Among other matters in the meeting, Shri Sanjay Khurana explaind the possibility of

were transmitted by the brain to every part

demonstration asking every one of the

holding a Conclave for the benefit of

of the body to react logically to every

participants to concentrate at the end of the

industries of the area on the theme “Baddi

spinal cord and upwards till a floodlight of

beyond the era of incentives”.

problem that confronts us.

According to him, a brain has two parts, left and the right. The left part deals with

colours appear with eyes closed.

The experience was highly appreciated.

The suggestion for holding a Conference-cum-Exhibition was

situations that require logical solution and

The yogic exercises explained were in short

appreciated and though the challenge is to

the right part with the creative instincts.

similar to the preaching of the renowned

meet the project cost of Rs.5 lakh for

And for the development of the brain, we

saint Paramhansa Yogananda who preached

organising this meet, majority of the

need to meditate and relax our thought

yoga as a system of living by “Kundli Jagran”

members favoured the move and make it a

exercises.

success.

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December 2010

It is a united will, not mere walls, which makes a fort.

BBNIA News in Brief

Funding of Projects by the World Bank

Chikni Khad Bridge

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prescribed time schedule and norms within the allotted time to

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crore. The Chief Minister gave details of development works in hand

avoid any cost overrun. A mission of the World Bank conducts

which include fourlaning of Pinjore- Nalagarh road and

orld Bank exercises a tight control on the timely

completion of projects funded by it to ensure that

each stage of the project is completed as per the

onb'le Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh, Prof Prem Kumar Dhumal laid the foundation stone of Chikni Khad

bridge on 28 October 2010. The project cost is Rs.8.33

regular reviews from time to time and in the event of any default,

improvement of Nalagarh – Swarghat road the last at an estimated

holds back future funding till the loss is compensated by the

cost of Rs.70 crore. A detailed report on Chikni Khad bridge was

executing agency. Tardy progress of a State Road Project for

carried by “Disha” in last issue (November 2010) narrating efforts

Sarkaghat – Ghumarwin section was thus put on hold. Obviously,

put in by BBNIA from time to time. Now that the foundation stone is

the executing agency, the State PWD, will have a lot to explain

laid, we expect the work will be completed at an early date. We are

giving us a hope of time bound completion of works as and when

grateful to the State Government for their efforts to obtain sanction

funded by the World Bank.

and funds from the Government of India.

Street Lights in BBNDA Area

Energy Meters

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addi, Barotiwala and Nalagarh Authority (BBNDA) have drawn out a proposal to provide street lights in the area in a phased manner. Funds collected under the Industrial Area

Development Authority are proposed to be utilized for the work in Barotiwala-Jharmajri area at an estimated cost of Rupees 11 lakhs.

CEO, BBNDA, Ms. Meera Mohanty informed that a proposal to

any of us were ruing non-availability of energy meters

with the HPSEB leaving it on us to procure these from

reliable manufacturers in and outside the state; get

these tested from the Board's authorities before these could be installed in our units. The problem is now manageable with the coming up of energy meter manufacturing unit of Raychem RPG

provide street lights in the industrial area is being sent to the Chief

Limited at Nangal Uperla, Nalagarh a unit inaugurated by the Chief

Secretary to the government of Himachal Pradesh and project can

Minister.

be taken up after approval.

She also said that as per an understanding with the industrial units, monthly power bills will be funded by the unit lying adjacent to the street lights.

Civil Hospital Nalagarh

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n allocation of Rs.54 lakh was also announced by the Chief

Shri Tilak Raj OSD to BBNDA informed that in the first phase government was endeavoring to create infrastructure to meet minimum needs of the industry which will help to sustain the industry after expiry of the Central industrial package in March this year.

Minister for completion of a civil hospital at Nalagarh. We

are highly grateful for better health facilities to us all.

Swiss Watch at Rs.23 lakh.

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LPG Agencies

handigarh based Kamla Retail Ltd., 'Ethos' chain of

multi-brand watch stores

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o meet with the increase in demand of LPG in Nalagarh –

launched a watch from

Baddi areas, the Chief Minister informed that two more LPG

Swiss Firm, Carl F. Bucherer

gas agencies have been sanctioned for the area. We are

priced at over Rs.23 lakh.

grateful for the above, but knowing the extent of the difficulty in

The new watch – Patravi

procurement of LPG in this area, some more agencies may have to

TravelTec FourX is to target

be allowed to take up distribution work.

frequent flyers and globe trotters. This news shows the extent of economic advancement achieved by India in the eyes of others.

A healthy attitude is contagious but don't wait to catch it from others.

December 2010

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BBNIA News in Brief

Eco-friendly technology in theState

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BBNIA office Renovated

lean and energy efficient technology is the theme of Himachal Pavillion in India International Trade Fair 2010 from 14 to 27 November at Pragati Maidan New Delhi.

Woolens, dry fruits from the tribal areas, Kullu Shawls, fruit juices, herbal products and other items produced in the state will be displayed in addition to products of prestigious business houses like Dabur. Wardhman, Balaji Exports and Sonalika Tractors in 60 stalls booked for government and private organizations.

Central funds for restoration of roads/ power projects

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he state government requested an inter-ministerial Central team, who visited the state to assess the damage caused by

rain during the monsoon this year to release an amount of

Rs.1,793.37 crore towards loss to the state. This includes damage to roads, irrigation and water supply schemes (Rs.1,178.40 crore) and to the electricity board (Rs.4.88 crore). An amount of Rs.123.7 crore was disbursed by the state as immediate relief to the affected

India Power Award for SJVN

S

utlej Jal Vidyut Nigam (SJVN) was conferred the 3rd India Power Award 2010 for achieving unprecedented growth in hydropower generation at the company's 1500 MW Nathpa

Jhakri Hydro Power Station set by Union Ministry of Power.

T

he present Office of BBNIA which is housed in the complex

of industries department, single window agency, was

renovated and upgraded for smooth functioning. The

Deputy Director, Department of Industries, Baddi inspected the renovated office on 29 September 2010.

The central location of the office for the benefit of industries was of singular interest in selection of the building. The members are aware that Stamp Papers of routine nature which we had to collect from Nalagarh are now locally available in this office.

Barred from elections for encroachment of public property.

P

ublic property belongs to all and if a person grabs it, he can

legally be debarred from fighting elections. This was held by

the Himachal Pradesh High Court for the reason that “the

transparency of public officials was necessary to maintain the democracy.� A step in the right direction.

House on rent One of our Member Industries own a House in Sector 46-A, Chandigarh and the same is available for hiring on rental basis. The detail of accommodation is as under :- First Floor, 3 Bed Rooms, Drawing /dining ,2 Wash Rooms , 8 Marla House.

The owner of the house is interested for the company lease /Bank/Individual. Interested person/companiels may please contact Shri Ashok Sharma on his mobile number 9316028131.

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December 2010

When someone tries to impress you, it means that he or she is already impressed by you.

CASE IN POINT

Correcting Trade Imbalance Export Opportunities For Pharma and IT Sectors

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nternational understanding affects development of a nation

This helped India to win over confidence of many countries

when favoured by another country which is economically

including Japan. The continuation of economic reforms in India and

advanced. Instances are clear. Take the case of Japan helping out

availability of a workforce which is exceptionally skilled became an

China in the year 1990. Japan

added incentive for the

invested billions of dollars, which

Japanese Industry to choose

resulted in developing China.

India as its favoured destination.

There is heavy imbalance in trade

This is confirmed by the recent

between India and Japan.

polls in japan which shows as

Goods worth $3.6 billion are

many 70percent firms opting for

exported by Japan to India in a

investment in India. By the end

total trade of $10 billions

of 2006, Japanese investments

between the two countries.

in India stood at almost Rs. 2000

Presently Japan exports marine

crores, which shot up to Rs.9000

products, iron ore and petroleum

crores in 2007.

products to India and the export

The recent successful conclusion

from India are primarily of

of the Comprehensive Economic

electrical and electronic goods,

Partnership Agreement (CEPA),

i ro n a n d s t e e l p ro d u c t s ,

between India and Japan in

chemicals

and

auto

October 2010, the generic

components. The relations between Japan and China deteriorated

pharmaceutical and IT sectors will benefit largely as this agreement

and Japan was looking for a comfortable market with a country

opens up theJapanese market for India. This agreement will help

offering best quality manufacturing at highly competitive price.

reduce trade imbalance and establish economic bond between the

Meanwhile, the Indian Companies adopted International Standards

two countries.

and won prestigious Alfred Deming prizes for quality manufacturing,

POINTS TO PONDER “Under democracy one party always

transferred from one place to another or

devotes its energies to try and to prove that

from one person to another”.

the other party is unfit to rule – and both

Any Suggestions?

commonly succeed and are right”.

“Our access to basic amenities such as

Alternative?

clean water, public toilets, garbage bins and

“Indian law of pollution resembles one of the

proper sewerage is woefully inadequate in

laws of thermodynamics. Just as matter

spite of the fact that large government

cannot be destroyed, Indians believe that

allocations are made in every budget to

dirt cannot be eliminated it can only be

extend such facilities”.

Who is Responsible?

Patience and silence are powerful energies. Patience makes you mentally strong the silence makes you emotionally strong.

December 2010

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LIFE‘s Lessons

New Books

Lessons for Life Essay from a Child

A

teacher from a primary school asks

her students to write an essay

about what they would like God to

do for them. At the end of the day, while marking the essays, she read one that made her very emotional. Her husband , who had just walked in, saw her crying and asked her “ What happened?”

tired. And I want my mom to want me when she is sad and upset, instead of

She answered: “Read this. it is one of my student's essays” …..

ignoring me…..And I want my brothers to fight to be with me….I want to feel that

Oh God, tonight I ask you something very special: Make me into a television. I want to take its place. Live like T.V. in my house. Have my own special place.

the family just leaves everything aside,

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every now and then, just to spend sometime with me.

And last but not the least make it that I can

And have my family around me. To be taken seriously when I talk….. I want to be the centre of attention and be heard without interruptions or questions. I want to receive the same special care that the T.V. receives when it is not working.

make them all happy and entertain them. Lord, I don't ask you for much…. I just want to live like every T. V. At that moment the husband said: “My God, poor kid. What horrible parents !”

She looked up at him and said: “That essay

Have the company of my dad when he

is our son's !”

arrives home from work, even when he is Total Quality Management Text and Cases G Nagalingappa and Manjunath V S ISBN: 978-81-7446-892-5 pp. 316 Rs. 275

Jumbled Words

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contained in the picture.

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were sent by quite a few. The only

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Remedies Ltd, Katha, Baddi (H.P.)

We are thankful to all for sending their answers. This quiz in one form or the other

Congratulations.

will be included in the coming issues.

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December 2010

The way you begin your day determines the way you will live your day.

Human Resource Management Text and Cases V S P Rao ISBN: 978-81-7446-895-6 pp. 840 Rs. 395

SACRED SPACE

India: Rated as Rich

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he general impression is that India is financially weak.

But many, outside India, think differently. Why? Judge for yourself from the news below: Bugetti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport was launched in New Delhi. This sports car costs upward Rs.16 Crore. Bugeti claims it is also the fastest car on normal roads with a top speed of 407 Km/hour, an acceleration of 0 – 100 Km/hour in 2.7 seconds. This vehicle is assembled in France and the manufacturers hope to sell 6080 units of the car across the globe this year. And India is one of the projected buyers. Are we not RICH?.

Sacred Space

Ozone Layer – Will It be recouped?

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united Nations report, a first comprehensive update in four years on the Vienna Convention for the protection of Ozone layer and the Montreal Protocol phasing out chemicals which accelerate both ozone layer damage and climate change, has suggested that ozone layer is no longer depleting and could recoup strength by 2048. The ozone layer outside the Polar Regions is projected to recover to pre-1980 levels by 2048 although the annual springtime ozone hole over the Antarctic is not expected to recover until 2078. According to the report, it has been possible to check ozone layer from further depletion by phasing out of nearly 100 substances once used in gadgets like fridges and aerosols. It further claims that international efforts to protect the ozone layer have averted millions of cases of skin cancer worldwide.

“Take up one idea. Make that one idea your life - think of it, dream of it, live on that idea.

Let the brain, muscles, nerves, every part of your body, be full of that idea, and just leave every other idea alone. This is the way to success that is way great spiritual giants are produced.”

Swami Vivekananda

TV in Rural India

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f 134 million TV households in the country, 70 million are in rural and 64 million in urban areas.

Hindi continues to be the language with the highest reach and audience, accounting for 43 percent of the total broadcast universe. The rural development ministry is set to launch a 24/7 channel aimed at rural India. It would be based on Doordarshan's Krishi Darshan, and cover subjects such as land, water and sanitation. The channel will also have dance and music reality shows, but with a rural feel.

Heart Problem Where are we heading to?

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recent study of the PGI, Chandigarh says that hypertension, smoking, alcoholism, drugs and modern life style, besides a strong family history are the primary reasons for Cardiovascular diseases and that “by 2020 India will have the largest cardiovascular disease burden in the world.”

One friend in a lifetime is much, two are many, three are hardly possible.

Ecstasy is our very nature not to be ecstatic is simply unnecessary. To be ecstatic is natural, spontaneous. It needs no effort to be ecstatic, it needs great effort to be miserable. That's why you look so tired, because misery is really hard work to maintain it is really difficult, because you are doing something against nature."

"Only those who are ready to become nobodies are able to love.”

Osho

December 2010

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HEALTH MATTERS

What Causes Brain Damage?

The brain is the largest oxygen consumer in our body.

Inhaling polluted air decreases the supply of oxygen to the brain, bringing about a decrease in brain efficiency.

No Breakfast

may lead to Alzheimer disease.

Head covered while sleeping

People who do not take breakfast are

Air Pollution

Sleeping with the head covered increases

going to have a lower blood sugar level.

The brain is the largest oxygen consumer

the concentration of carbon dioxide and

This leads to an insufficient supply of

in our body. Inhaling polluted air

decrease concentration of oxygen that

nutrients to the brain causing brain

decreases the supply of oxygen to the

may lead to brain damaging effects.

degeneration.

brain, bringing about a decrease in brain

Working your brain during illness

Overeating

efficiency.

Working hard or studying during sickness

It causes hardening of the brain arteries,

The brain is the largest oxygen consumer

may lead to a decrease in effectiveness of

leading to a decrease in mental power.

in our body. Inhaling polluted air

the brain as well as damage the brain.

High Sugar consumption

decreases the supply of oxygen to the

Lacking in stimulating thoughts

Too much sugar interrupts the absorption

brain, bringing about a decrease in brain

Thinking is the best way to train our brain.

of proteins and nutrients causing

efficiency.

Indulging in mind games, reading helps

malnutrition and may interfere with brain

Sleep Deprivation

brain in remaining active. Lack of brain

development.

Sleep allows our brain to rest. Long term

stimulation may lead to shrinkage of the

Smoking

deprivation from sleep will accelerate the

brain.

It causes multiple brains shrinking and

death of brain cells.

In Scotland, a policeman followed and stopped a car for over speeding: Policeman You were over speeding and you did not stop when I asked you to do so.

Driver: Sorry cop, I did not know that I was over speeding and I did not see you asking me to stop. Please let me go I am in a hurry.

Policeman: You broke the limit and I will give you a ticket unless you give me one good reason for over speeding Driver: In that case I tell you that when I saw you following me, I thought you wanted to hand me back my wife who left me three days back Policeman: Oh, In that case you can go.

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December 2010

Santa praying: “Bhagwan ji please Punjab nu America di Rajdhani bna deo” Banta : “Par kyon yaar?”

Santa : “Chup kar yaar main paper which likh aaya haan.”

A man dies and goes to hell. There he finds a different hell for each country. He is asked to select a hell of his choice.

He goes to the German Hell and asks: “What do they do here?” He was told: “First they put you in an electric chair for an hour. Then they put you on a bed of nails for another hour. Then the German devil comes and beats you for the rest of the day.”

The same question was put to the US Hell, the Britain Hell, the Russian Hell , the Indian Hell and the Hells of other countries.

Despite similarity in treatment, he found that there was a long line for entry into the Indian Hell.

He asked: “What is special about Indian Hell that everyone wants to enter here?” He was told that maintenance of the Indian Hell needs a lot to be done as the electric chair does not work and someone had stolen the nails from the bed, and the Indian Devil is a former Government servant who comes in, signs the register, and then goes to the canteen.

Every heart has a pain. Some hide it in the eyes, while some hide it in their smile.

BBNIA’s New Members A Amtek Auto Ltd. Amar Shakti Electronics A.M.Industries, Associated Biotech Ash Corp.

Auriga Research Ltd. Ashirwad Printpack,

Ganpati Vanijya, Gayatri Industries,

H Hotel Le Mariet Himalayan Footcare Manufacturing Co. HSE Consultants

I ITC Ltd.

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Balaji Industries, BE Documentation System Bharat Petrofoam Co. Pvt. Ltd. Bhojia Institute of Life Sciences, Bhambri Print Pack Bhardwaj Hospital Bisht Electro Industries BST Packaging Pvt.Ltd.

Jauss Polymers Ltd. Jai Polymers

C Chemical & Mechanical Engg.Services Chandra Industries

D Doon Institute of Information Technology & Management

E Esteem Industries Inc. Encon Engineers, Eastman Auto & Power Ltd., Elofic Industries Ltd. Eastern Institute for Integrated Learning in Management.

K KRM Tyres Kenzo International, Khosla Innovopack, K.S.Flexipack Pvt. Ltd.

L Legend Sarovar Portico Luxmi Industries

M Malhotra Super Speciality Hospital, Moen India Pvt. Ltd., Modesto Fabrics Pvt.Ltd. Maharaja Whiteline Industries Marketing House

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R R.K.Laboratories (P),Ltd. Red Stone Industries (India) Rich Offset (I) Pvt. Ltd.,

S Sagar Ispat India Pvt.Ltd., Shree Dhanwantri Herbal Sri Rama Steels Ltd. Shree Cosmatics Ltd. Sidhant Nursing Home Soni General Mill, Solitare Pharmacia Pvt. Ltd., Shiva Printers & Publicity, Supreme Engravers Siddhi Vinayak Containers, Shiva International, S & S Associates Surya Group of Industries

T Transtel Engineering Pvt. Ltd. The Nutrition Tayal & Co.

U Universal Paper Products

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Nootan Pharmaceuticals, Nootan Pharmaceuticals, NPP Printing 'N’ Packaging, Natraj Print 'N' Pack

Valco Industries Ltd. Vion Met Tube Pvt. Ltd. Vikas Polymers, Varahi Pvt. Ltd., Varahi Pvt. Ltd.,

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FMCG Home Hygiene Pvt. Ltd.

Omex Industries Oasis Pharma & Phyto Molecules,

Weikfield Foods Pvt. White Print 'O' Pack

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Park Pharmaceuticals, Pragti Packaging

Yes Bank Limited

G Gem Batteries Pvt. Ltd. Gini & Jony Gian Residency Pvt. Ltd. GWS Health Care,

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