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Reaching10,000

professionals

th20 January 2012

Voluntary blood donation &free check-up camp organized

at FDDI

auditorium of FDDI where the doctorlight on the voluntary donation aessence in saving the lives. The tedoctors gave brief lectures on healthygiene to the staff & students attendi

Satya Medical Centre Hospital, Noida in camp. Doctors also answered the queassociation with the Rotary Blood Bank, asked by the staff and students of FDDNoida organized a voluntary blood donationcamp at the Footwear Design and “To wipe off the scarcity of blood and eDevelopment Institute (FDDI) on January 18 availability of safe and quality blood &19, 2012 between 10.00 AM to 2.00 PM. the clock, voluntary blood donation

was organized,” added Mr. Lakhara.

Every year many people die during sonly because of not getting enough sublood in time. By donating blood, indirectly saves many lives.

All staff members and students activelySatya Medical Centre Hospital is hparticipated in the camp. FDDI has beenassociation with the FDDI for more thorganizing voluntary blood donation camp

years. Over the decades, it has been msince 2007 which is the only way to sustainendeavour to fulfill the corporate responsibility and have organized shealth awareness & first aid trlectures for the students as well as org

blood donation camps.

By undertaking the initiative of organblood donation & free check-up camphas shown once again, that it is an athe community and the region.

Voluntary blood donation is a holy a which is above all castes and religion &firmly believes in this fact and shall cosuch noble act of donating blood in future

the felt blood need in the society.During the two-day camp, a total ounits of blood were donated by the sta

Divulging the details, Mr. Raajeev j Lakhara, students of the FDDI.IRS, Managing Director, FDDI, said,“Considering blood donation as its socialduty and to create awareness & sensitize thecommunities about keeping healthy, theFDDI supported the voluntary blooddonation & free check-up camp.”

On this occasion, a motivational lecture on“Blood Donation” was also organized at the

“Considering blood donation as its social duty andto create awareness & sensitize the communitiesabout keeping healthy, the FDDI supported thevoluntary blood donation & free check-up camp.”

-Mr. Raajeev j Lakhara, IRS, Managing Director, FDDI.

Display made by FDDstudents

The students of Master's Degree in CDesigning & CAD-CAM - 05 & DiploFootwear Technology (DFT – 09; Desspecialization) courses displayed design work/creation in the Foo

Issue No. 346

Blood donation in progress at FDDI



A Weekly NewsletterDesign & Development Institute (FDDI), Noida on January 16, 2012.

The Footwear Design and DeveloInstitute (FDDI) participated iextravagant Industrial and Handicraf

The work was evaluated by a distinguished "Paschimi Rajasthan Udyog Has jury. Students had developed their design Utsav" from 5-15 January 2012.based on basic styling, shoes, sketching,

The fair being organized every year Visual Merchandising, Prototype sampling.

the aegis of the District Industries Cen The concepts were based on prevailing

District Administration Jodhpur &market trends & fashion forecast.

industries association promote & prAppreciating the creativity of the students, opportunities to artisans, craftsmMr. Raajeev j Lakhara, IRS, Managing industries for exhibiting & marketing

Director, FDDI, said, “The training provided exclusive products.by the faculty of FDDI has equipped thestudents with adequate designing skillsrequired to compete in the contemporaryfashion world, which is really exceptional.”

The fair was inaugurated by Mr. Bansal, Cabinet Minister & the cceremony by the Hon'ble Chief MinisRajasthan, Mr. Ashok Gehlot.

“All the footwear's displayed reflected the factthat the students are capable of taking thechallenges as Product Visualizers, ConceptDevelopers and Designers and make a classof their own,” added Mr. Lakhara.

The display was planned to give an idea

what the students have learnt till now and what they are capable to perform. Citing about the relevance & require

of participating in the fair, Mr. Raa The viewers were left spellbound by the finalLakhara, IRS, Managing Director, outcomes of all the footwear's displayedsaid, “The FDDI participated in th which reflected the fact that the students

with an objective to dissemare equipped with the right combination of knowledge, skills and practical orientation information, guide the people and in the realm of footwear designing. the student community, at their door

with an easy access to education op

“The training provided by the faculty of FDDI hasequipped the students with adequate designingskills required to compete in the contemporaryfashion world, which is really exceptional.”-Mr. Raajeev j Lakhara, IRS, Managing Director, FDDI.

“The FDDI participated in the fair wobjective to disseminate information, gupeople and serve the student community, doorsteps with an easy access to eduoptions in the field of Retail, Footwear & LGoods & Accessories Design.”-Mr. Raajeev j Lakhara, IRS, Managing Director,

FDDI participates in'Paschimi Rajasthan Udy

Hastshilp Utsav' – 201

A student explaining her concept to Mr. Raajeev j Lakhara,IRS, Managing Director, FDDI & Mr. Ajay Kumar, IRS,

Secretary, FDDI

FDDI official guiding potential students about the copportunities.



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in the field of Retail, Footwear & Leather

Goods & Accessories Design.”

The fair proved to be a huge crowd puller as

it displayed the State's culture in form of beautiful crafts.

The officials from FDDI made presentationand guided the students about the career The students of Department of L

Goods and Accessories Design, Deparopportunities available in the field of of Footwear Technology and DepartmFootwear, Retail and Leather Goods &Fashion and Reta i l ManageAccessories.participated in the competition as a trto the great saint.“Strategically too, it was the most

promising platform for introducing thevarious programmes of FDDI to an eager andgrowing market of large potential pool of students of Jodhpur region especially for

FDDI's Jodhpur Centre,” added Mr.Lakhara.

A full-fledged campus of the FDDI is beingestablished at National Highway 65,Mandore, Jodhpur-Nagore Road, Jodhpur,Rajasthan, with the capacity to train 800 -1000 students in various disciplines of Leather Products & Footwear Design,

Technology, Retail Management and Sharing the details, Mr. Raajeev j LakIRS, Managing Director, FDDI, saidMerchandising.basic aim of the competition wamotivate students and staff membersElaborating upon FDDI’s admission planthe message of Swami Vivekanandafor the academic session 2012 - 13, Mr.

ideal way to remember or honour theLakhara, said, To have face-to-face is to put his teachings into actions. Hinteraction with the parents, teachers and

it is for us to pick up these pearls of wguardians of aspiring students, FDDI will and move on.”be participating in few more upcoming fairsacross the country”.

During the fair, brochure of FDDI weredistributed to the students who came tovisit the fair seeking career opportunities inthe area of Footwear Design & Technology,R e t a i l M a n a g e m e n t , F a s h i o nMerchandising, Marketing, CreativeDesigning & CAD/CAM, Leather Goods &Accessories Design etc.

Vivekananda is regarded as the psaint of modern India who ignit

thOn the occasion of 150 birth anniversary dormant national consciousness am

thof Swami Vivekananda on 12 January large number of Indians, as a youth ico2012, the Footwear Design & Development

Vivekananda's philosophy and visioInstitute (FDDI) Kolkata organized a 'Sit &'Viswa Bandhutva' became the eye oDraw' competition.

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'Sit & Draw' competit ionorganized at FDDI, Kolkata

“The basic aim of the competition wmotivate students and staff members wmessage of Swami Vivekananda. The ideal

remember or honour the saint is to pteachings into actions. Hence, it is for us up these pearls of wisdom and move on.”-Mr. Raajeev j Lakhara, IRS, Managing Director,

A view of the participants

The winning art



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Physical Laboratory Testing Services

Provided by FDDI, CHENNA

To be

1.1 Shoe water proofness

1.2 Shoe flexing at room temperature

a. Casual shoes

b. Sports/heavy duty shoes

1.3 Shoe flexintg at low temperature

1.4 Heel attachment strength

1.5 Strap attachment

1.6 Strength of attachment of Bows & Trims

1.7 Whole shoe topline strength

1.8 SATRA sole adhesion test

1.9 16 point bondability test1.1 Calibration

1.11 Leakage resistance

1.12 Slip resistance for Safety

1.13 Slip Resistance as per

1.14 High Voltage

2.1 Flexing resistance at room temperature

2.2 Flexing resistance at low temperature

2.3 Tensile strength & extension at break

2.4 Seam strength/Stitch tear

2.5 Induced tear strength

2.6 Tongue tear

2.7 Grain crack index

2.8 Burst strength

2.9 Adhesion of coating (synthetics)

2.10 Dynamic water resistance

2.11 Break pipiness

2.12 Wrinkleometer test

2.13 Surface water absorption

2.14 Water vapour permeability

2.15 Water vapour coefficient

2.16 Adhesion of finish (Tape test)

2.17 Blocking test

2.18 Heat fastness of finish

2.19 Taber abrasion

2.20 Light fastness

2.21 Wet/Dry/Solvent rub fastness

2.22 Colour migration

2.23 Shrinkage Test

2.24 Fungus growth

2.25 Cold crack temperature

2.26 Martindale abrasion

S. Test Description CNo.

1 COMPLETE FOOTWEAR

2 LEATHER/SYNTHETICS/UPPER MATERI

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for millions across the world. His uniquemessage still remains as “an invaluablegift” to mankind.

“Such type of extracurricular activities

helps the students to become versatile,develop their individuality and retainfaith,” added Mr. Lakhara.

“Kolkata- The City of Joy” was the topicfor the competition. The students were atthe zenith of their enthusiasm whichinspired even the staff members to jointhe competition along with the studentsand tried their hands at drawing.

The event was held in open air under theclear blue sunny sky. There was acheerful gathering of the participants.

Students, Anjan Chaterjee, Arka

Acharya and Priyanka were declared winners. Richa Rajput topped thecompetition in the teachers' category.

RBI notifies FDI in singlebrand retail

The Reserve Bank of India on January 13,2012 operationalised the changes in theForeign Direct Investment (FDI) policy byremoving restrictions on the foreigninvestment limit in single brand retail.

“...it has now been decided that FDI up to 100per cent would be permitted in single brandproduct trading under the government

route...'', the RBI said in a circular.

The Department of Industrial Policy andPromotion (DIPP) had earlier increasedthe limit of FDI in single brand retail from51 per cent to 100 per cent.

Removal of the investment cap is likely tohelp global fashion brands, especiallyfrom Italy and France, to strengthen theirinterest in the growing Indian market.

The government had said the move wasaimed at enhancing competitiveness of Indian enterprises.

(Source: PTI)

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