Vol. III, No. 1, October 2009 IEI MSC NEWSLETTER · Topic 2 :Innovations in Structural Engineering....

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IEI MSC NEWSLETTERVol. III, No. 1, October 2009

Website : www.ieimaharashtra.org Published on 27th of previous month

Chairman : Mr. Shantilal Jain, FIE Hon. Secretary : Mr. Prashant N. Patil, MIE Editor : Mr. Amol Bora, FIE

Annual Subscription : Rs.50/- (for non-members) Single copy : Rs. 5

Monthly Newsletter of the Institution of Engineers (India), Maharashtra State Centre

Did you miss it ?

Our Centre celebrated Engineers’ Day on 15-09-2009. Rear Admiral K. O. Thakare, NM, Presidentof I.E.(I), was the Chief Guest. Mr. S. H. Jain,Chairman, I.E(I), MSC, welcomed the dignitaries,members and invitees. Thereafter Mr. A. R.Jambekar, Convenor, Environmental EngineeringDivision, IE(I), MSC, spoke about the work of SirMokshagundam Visvesvaraya. Mr. Ajit Gupteintroduced the keynote speaker. Mr. A. K. Jain,Advisor, UltraTech Cement Ltd. who delivered thekeynote address on this year’s theme ‘Environ-mental Changes and Sustainable developments’advocated the use of various alternatives for

construction works particularly use of flyash, etc.Dr. N. D. Patel introduced the chief guest Rear

Admiral K. O.Thakare, NM, Presi-dent I.E.(I), whospoke on climaticchanges and theneed to have sus-tainable developments, and advised engineers towork on alternative sources to have minimumdamages or no damage to the environment. Mr. J.T. Nashikkar, Jt. MD, MSRDC, was felicitated as‘Eminent Engineer’ for his role in construction oflandmark structures in Mumbai viz. Worli-Bandrasealink. Mr. Prashant N. Patil, Hon. Secretary, IEI,

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Forthcoming Events

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MSC, proposed the vote of thanks.

Rear Admiral K. O. Thakare, President, I.E.(I),inaugurated newly installed facilities viz. Air-conditioned Conference Room and ComputerCentre on the third floor of our Centre’s building.Mr. C. R. Alimchandani, Past President, IE(I) wasalso present on this occasion.

Lecture onBenefits of Project Management

26.10.2009, 5.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m.at Mumbai.

Project Management is being increasinglyrecognised as a key organisational discipline toachieve business objectives. It is an important skillfor professionals across all industries.

What is project management all about ? How doesproject management benefit an organisation or anindividual ? Get answers to all such questions andlearn about how you also can improve your skillsin project management. This presentation is beingorganised in association with PM Dimensions, thelargest provider of project management consultingand training services in India. If responded well, afull training course can also be organised.

The above lecture will be delivered by Mr. VikasBhatia, Principal Consultant PM Dimensions andConsultant to many MNCs & invited faculty atmanagement institutions.

For registration details, please contact :

Centre’s office on 2354 3650, 2354 2943.

Lecture onEngineering Ethics and Innovationsin Structural Engineering

30.10.2009, 5.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. atMumbai.

Our Centre is organising the above lecture whichwill be delivered by Mr. Ravindra Mysore,President of a Structural Consulting firm in the USA

‘LeMessurier Consultants’.

The Details of the Programme are as under :

Topic 1 : The 90-day crisis in Manhattan : the Taleof Teetering Tower.

This is an excellent case study for all practisingprofessionals including architects, structuralengineers, PMC, etc. This case of ethics inengineering demonstrated by Structuralengineering consultant was taught as a model casestudy at the Harvard Business School.

Topic 2 : Innovations in Structural Engineering.

LeMessurier’s contributions to structural designsystems such as the staggered truss systems, theMah LeMessurier Systems, the LeMessurier Link,and Outrigger Trusses and other innovationsunique to particular projects. The art in engineeringwill be amply demonstrated in this lecture.Registration : Free, but necessary.

For more details contact :

Mr. Narendra Patel on 9833221004/HemantVadalkar on 24308872 or our Centre’s office on23543650/23543943.

IRCA RecognisedISO 9001 : 2008 Lead Auditors’ Course(2nd batch)

from 25.11.’09 to 29.11.’09, at Mumbai.

The above course will be conducted from 10 a.m.to 6 p.m. at our Centre’s premises. On the last day,there will be a written examination of minimum 2hours. Those who secure 70% & above marks willbe certified under IRCA recognised Lead AuditorCertification of ISO 9001 : 2008.

This course is for implementers, consultants,auditors, executives, etc. This process improves allindustries including construction and trading.

Fee per participant is Rs.12,000 (Rupees twelvethousand only) which include course material, tea,snacks, lunch, examination certification chargesincluding tutors’ and lecturers’ fees.

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The Institution of Engineers (India)MAHARASHTRA STATE CENTRE

Annual Report2008-2009

Office :

15, Haji Ali Park, K. Khadye Marg,

Mahalaxmi, Mumbai-400034.

Tel. : 022-23543650, 23542943

Fax : 022-23542942

E-mail : [email protected]

web : www.ieimaharashtra.org

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N O T I C E

The 33rd Annual General Meeting of the Corporate Members of the Institution of Engineers (India),Maharashtra State Centre, will be held on 31.10.2009 at 1800 hrs. at IEI MSC premises, Mumbai.

Corporate members (FIE, MIE & AMIE) attached to the State Centre are requested to make it con-venient to attend the meeting.

A G E N D A

1. To confirm the minutes of the 32nd AGM held on 19th October 2008 (enclosed).

2. To receive the Audited Accounts for the year ending 31st March 2009 (enclosed).

3. To appoint Auditors for the Year 2009-2010 and to fix their remuneration.

4. To receive the Annual Report of the Committee of Maharashtra State Centre (enclosed).

Sd/-Prashant N. Patil

Date : 03.10.2009 Hon. Secretary

Notes :

1. Report of Technical Activities and copy of Accounts for the year ending 31st March 2009 are appended.Detailed Audited Accounts, Compliance Report are available for perusal of Corporate members (FIE/MIE/AMIE) up to 24.10.09 at the office during office hours.

2. As per Regulation of the Council, ‘Corporate Members’ present shall form the quorum for AnnualGeneral meeting.

3. Members willing to seek information or raise queries may send them to the office so as to reach theoffice latest by 24.10.09.

The Institution of Engineers (India)

MAHARASHTRA STATE CENTRE15, Haji Ali Park, K. Khadye Marg, Mahalaxmi, Mumbai-400034.

Tel. : 022-23543650, 23542943 Fax : 022-23542942E-mail : [email protected] web : www.ieimaharashtra.org

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Sr. Activity 2001-2002 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09No.

1 All India Activities — — — — — 1 — 2

2 Lecture/Paper meeting 12 7 14 3 9 28 42 38

3 Visit 1 2 — 1 1 2 3 2

4 Seminar/Workshop 9 3 10 7 7 9 11 10

5 Special Events/days — — — 3 3 6 5 6

6 Exhibition 1 — — — 1 — — 1

7 Courses — — — 1 3 4 10 20

Total Activities 23 12 24 15 24 50 71 79

The Committee of the Maharashtra State Centreof the Institution of Engineers (India) is pleasedto present this Annual Report and Audited Ac-counts for the period 1-4-2008 to 31-3-2009. Thereport gives an outline of activities organised bythe Centre during the period. This was one of themost eventful and successful years.

1. Membership :

Maharashtra State Centre continues to be thelargest State Centre of IEI. Its membership regis-tered annual growth. However, due to formationof Goa State Centre on 01.12.2008, the totalstrength of corporate members of the earlier com-posite Maharashtra State Centre got divided andnow the current strength of the Maharashtra StateCentre is as under :

FIE/MIE/ GIE TIE/STIE TotalAMIE

As on 31-3-2009 15,130 3,386 64,704 83,220

As on 31-3-2008 15,429 3,357 64,168 82,954

2. Committee :

The Committee was elected and installed in theAnnual General Meeting held on 19.10.2008 andthe following members, viz., Mr. S. H. Jain, asChairman, Mr. P. N. Patil, as Hon. Secretary andMs. M. M. Nandgaonkar, Mr. D. V. Pachchigar,Mr. K. L. Vidurashwatha and Mr. S. V. Dahakeas Hon. Joint Secretaries adorn the Committee.

Almost all Centres have been represented on theCommittee of the State Centre. Committee heldmost of its meetings at various Local Centres.This helped the IEI in spreading the awarenessabout activities and also helped the Local Centresin increasing their activities.

3. Technical activities :

Technical activities of the Centre showed substan-tial growth in the number of programmes heldduring the year under report. The activities aresummarised as follows.

ANNUAL REPORT

Report of Technical Activities for the year 2008-2009

a) All India Activities & National Conventions

Date Subject

16 & 17 Oct. 2008 All India Seminar on ‘Mapping Excellence towardsGlobal Competitveness’ (MAP EXCEL 2008) 76

19 & 20 Sept. 2008 22nd national convention of marine engineers and national semi-nar on ‘Convergence of Technologies in Global Maritime Sector’ 200

4. Events :

Attendance


b) Seminars

Date Subject

21.06.2008 Seminar on ‘In the lap of mother nature’ 75

02.08.2008 Seminar on ‘Understanding the behaviour of Structure through parametricstudies’ and Lecture on ‘Software for Design of RCC Steel Structures andFoundation’ 120

19.09.2008 Seminar on ‘Advanced Capabilities in Structural Software (Seismic Isolation& Column Shortening of Skyscrapers)’ 150

19.12.2008 Seminar on ‘Software for Analysis, Design & Drawing for Multistorey Buildings’ 103

21.12.2008 One-day Seminar on ‘Cultural Shock’ 03

Attendance

c) Lectures

Date Subject Attendance

08.04.2008 Technological Challenges in the Port & Shipping Sector with Special Referenceto India. 36

11.04.2008 Structural Steel Detailing 105

24.04.2008 Reallocation of 700 MHZ Band 15

16.05.2008 Business Opportunities in the Maritime Sector of Maharashtra. 57

23.05.2008 Book Release Function with theme ‘Concrete Celebration’ 312

24.05.2008 Global Warming & Climate change due to Pollution by Automobiles 82

24.05.2008 Transportation Options for Mumbai considering Global Warming 82

24.05.2008 Bringing the Seoul Experience of BTR to Mumbai 82

19.07.2008 Career opportunities in Electronics after SSC 60

03.10.2008 Cracks in Concrete 216

13.10.2008 Emerging Opportunities in Design for Engineers and Role of Engineers in thefield of Imaging, Mobile Technology, Graphics, Web Designing and Animation 40

15.11.2008 Time Management 12

22.11.2008 Bio-Medical — Boon to Mankind 03

15.12.2008 Awareness of ISO 9001 : 2008 15

16.12.2008 Crisis in Leadership — Discussion 08

30.12.2008 Earthquake Resistant Structure 100

07.01.2009 Introduction to Earthquakes 27

10.01.2009 Indian Valuation Standards in conformity with International Valuation Standards 36

10.01.2009 Overview of ISO 9000 — Quality Management System 42

15.01.2009 The Secret 36

23.01.2009 Strengthening of RCC Structure using Composite Fiber Wrap 115

29.01.2009 Arbitration for Resolution of Disputes 120

30.01.2009 Radiation Hazards 14


30.01.2009 Innovative Techniques in construction of Bandra-Worli Sea Link Bridge 149

06.02.2009 Soil Investigation for High Rise Structures 63

11.02.2009 Introduction to Meditation 17

14.02.2009 Overview of Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems, IS 18001-2007 29

16.02.2009 Low Energy Natural Cooling 19

20.02.2009 Specifying Concrete for Durability — Are We Getting There ? 122

01.03.2009 One-day induction programme on BEE’s National Certification Examination forEnergy Managers & Energy Auditors. 20

06.03.2009 Deep Excavation For Multi-Layer Basement 64

07.03.2009 Conservation, a Multi Disciplinary Subject — Jaisalmer Fort — A Case Study 52

07.03.2009 Geotechnical Investigation for High Rise Structures founded in Rock Mass 48

15.03.2009 Career Scope for AMIE Graduates 37

20.03.2009 Stainless Steel for Maintenance Free Durable RCC Structure 119

21.03.2009 Sampurna Lakshya 42

22.03.2009 Personality Development 41

26.03.2009 Future Development and Challenges in the Port and Shipping Sectors 38

d) Workshops


19.04. & 5th Two-Day workshop with Practicals on ‘Repairs, Rehabilitation, Water Proo-20.04.2008 fing of Existing RCC Buildings & Durability of New RCC Buildings (Structures)’ 50

22.08.2008 Workshop on ‘Legal & Statutory Requirement’ for Structural Engineers 50


18.10. &19.10.2008 Two-Day Workshop on ‘National Building Code — 2005’ 171


e) Special Events

Date Event Attendance

20.04.2008 Meeting on ‘Membership Drive’ 87

13.09.2008 Concrete Day – Presentation & Demonstration ‘Advancement in ConcreteTechnology – Ultra High Strength Concrete (>M 100) and Super RetentionTechnology’ and Technical Presentation on ‘Bandra-Worli Sea Link Project’ 167

15.09.2008 41st Engineers’ Day, 2008 — Theme ‘Planet Earth’ 173

20.12.2008 President’s visit to our Centre 13

07.03.2009 Women’s Day Celebration & Lecture on ‘Rain Water Harvesting’ 47

23.03.2009 World Water Day Celebration and Lecture on ‘Mumbai Water Supply – 24x7’ 46


f) Courses


09.04.2008 Certificate Course in ‘Building Construction’ 07

12.04.2008 6th Batch of Training Course in ‘Plumbing & Sanitation’ 27

17.05.2008 Special Training Programme on ‘Steel & Composite Structures – Corrosion andFire Protection of Steel Structures’ 91

25.05.2008 Full Day Basic Training Programme on ‘Effective Public Speaking’ 26

29.06.2008 Programme on ‘Basics of Effective Communication & Effective Presentation’ 20


20.07.2008 Training Programme on ‘Career Growth through Effective Communication ForYoungsters, Engineers, Students, Managers’ 13

21.07.2008 Certificate Course in ‘Construction Management’ 06

23.08.2008 Full Day Basic Training Programme on ‘Effective Communication Skills forBetter Career Growth’ 08

26.09.2008 Training Programme on ‘Communication for Success in Career/Business(Basic Training Programme on Effective Communication/Presentation Skills)’ 07


11.10.2008 Training of ‘Construction Site Supervisor (Junior)’ 07

20.11.2008 Training Programme on ‘Communication for success in Career/Business’(Basic training programme on Effective Communication/Presentation Skills)’ 15

18.12.2008 Training Programme on ‘Communication for success in Career/Business(Basic training programme on Effective Communication/Presentation Skills)’ 12


01.03.2009 2nd Batch of Training Programme on ‘Construction Management’ 07

f) AMIE Refresher Courses

Date Event Attendance

25.05.2008 AMIE — Rapid Revision Course for Students of Section ‘A’ 113

09.11.2008 AMIE — Crash Course for Students of Section ‘A’1) Computing & Informatics2) Fundamentals of Design & Manufacturing 141

16.11.2008 AMIE — Crash Course for Students of Section ‘A’1) Material Science & Engineering 141

18.01.2009 AMIE — Crash Course for Students of Section ‘A’1) Fundamentals of Design & Manufacturing 64

g) Site Visit

Date Place Attendance

13.12.2008 Technical Site Visit to ‘Grand Vipassana Pagoda’ 50

28.03.2009 Technical Site Visit — ‘Bandra–Worli Sea Link Project’ 43


h) Exhibition

Date Exhibition Attendance

23.03.2009 ‘Jal-Mela’ on the occassion of World Water Day 650

5. The Summer and Winter 2008 examinations ofSection A & B were conducted smoothly at theCentre’s premises.

6. Publication of Newsletter :

The Centre publishes its newsletter monthly. TheCentre published 12 such newsletters during thereporting period. Approximately 18,000 copies ofthis newsletter are sent to all corporate membersattached to the Centre and all engineering collegesand polytechnics in Maharashtra.

7. Library :

The library has been renovated with unique facilityof Reading Room for student members and remainsopen from 1000 to 1900 hrs. It is kept open even onSundays for the benefit of students. Book Bankscheme has been started for students. New booksof various authors are purchased every year. Oldquestion paper-sets have been kept in the library forreference purpose. Solutions to papers of previousexaminations are available on sale to students.

8. Students’ Activities :

The Centre has started coaching AMIE students atconcessional rates at its premises on Sundays, underthe guidance of experienced professors. Manystudents regularly attend and take advantage of thesame. Due to overwhelming response, the Centrehas decided to start additional batches for thebenefit of students.

9. Technicians’ Chapter :

Our Centre has established “MaharashtraTechnicians’ Chapter” for the benefit of students.

Many student members are actively participating inthe activities of this Chapter’s lecture/technicaldemonstration, seminar/paper presentation, short-term course, model/poster competition, groupdiscussion, quiz competition, industrial visit, filmshow, get-together, display of technical informationand campus interview, etc. which are organised by

the students.

10. eNews :

After receiving overwhelming response from themembers in its existing e-group – MahaEngineers,our Centre has started a new eGroup — IEI-MaharashtraStateCentre through which memberscan get the latest information, schedules, remindersabout IEI activities etc. Monthly newsletter is alsobeing sent electronically to all the members whohave joined this group. Approximately 15000members have already joined this group and haveattended the activities in large numbers.

11. Web-site

Our Centre has its own web-site,www.ieimaharashtra.org, through which memberscan get the latest information about forthcomingactivities and students can get informationregarding examinations, etc. Our website is alsobeing upgraded for providing better facilities tomembers such as online payments, etc.

12. Land and Building sub-committee tookinitiative and started renovation of thepremises. The Centre has been given a newlook. The Amphi-Theatre has been made fullyair-conditioned. Separate classrooms have beencreated for conducting courses, exams, etc.

Acknowledgment :

The Committee wishes to sincerely thank Members,Engineering Professionals, Organisations andInstitutions for their excellent support & co-operation. The Committee is also grateful to HQ fortheir continuing support, help and guidance.

The Committee wishes to place on record its sincereappreciation for the sustained and dedicated effortsput in by our members, non-members, well-wishersand employees for successful functioning of theCentre.


The 32nd Annual General Meeting of theMaharashtra State Centre of the Institution ofEngineers (India) was held on Sunday, 19th October2008 at 1230 hrs. at the Institution of Engineers(India), Maharashtra State Centre premises atMumbai.

25 members were present.

Mr. D. S. Pradhan, Chairman, IEI, MSC, chaired themeeting and called the meeting to order.

1) To confirm the minutes of the 31st AGM heldon 27th October, 2007 :

Chairman stated that the agenda for the meeting,containing minutes along with the Annual Reportand statement of accounts for the year 2007-2008,had already been circulated and no comments hadbeen received from Corporate Members. He calledupon members present for comments, if any. Therewere no comments and the following Resolutionwas unanimously adopted.

“Resolved that the minutes of 31st AGM of theMaharashtra State Centre of the Institution ofEngineers (India) as circulated, have been correctlyrecorded and they be and are hereby unanimouslyadopted”.

Proposed by Mr. Amol Bora and seconded by Mr.S. G. Bahaley.

2) To Receive the Audited Accounts for the yearending 31st March, 2008 :

The chairman stated that the report and accountsfor the year ending 31st March 2008 have alreadybeen circulated to all corporate members. He statedthat no queries had been received on the AuditedStatement of Accounts till date and requested themembers for their comments and observations, ifany. There was detailed delibera-tion on variousissues. It was felt that a separate energy metershould be installed at various places to monitor theenergy consumption. Members felt that the excessof income over expenditure is creditableachievement by the Centre. Members also discussed

about the loan given to Belapur Local Centre andfelt that the same should be written off. However,the Chairman felt that it would set a precedent toall local Centres and requested Belapur LocalCentre to repay the loan in small instalments as andwhen possible.

The following resolution was adopted unani-mously.

“Resolved that the Audited Statement of Receiptsand Payments, Income and Expenditure Accountsand Balance Sheet for the year ending 31st March2008 be adopted”.

Proposed by Mr. Pradeep V. Tupe and seconded byMr. E. J. Cassad.

3) To appoint Auditors for the year 2008–2009and to fix their remuneration :

Hon. Secretary informed the Committee that ourpresent auditor Mr. Ashish Ranade had resigneddue to personal reasons and informed thecommittee that new auditors have to be appointed.After detailed deliberations on the matter, thefollowing resolution was passed.

“Resolved that M/s. S. G. Rege & Co., CharteredAccountants, be appointed as auditors for thefinancial year 2008–2009, for a remuneration ofRs.7,500/-.

Proposed by Mr. S. D. Bhole and seconded by Mr.Anand Katti.

4) To receive the Annual Report of theCommittee of the Maharashtra State Centre :

Members appreciated the increase in the number oftechnical activities during the year 2007-2008 butalso felt that only the civil engineering division hadorganised more number of activities as comparedto other divisions and felt that other divisionsshould also try and organise more activities. Afterdeliberations the following resolution was adopted.

“32nd Annual Report of the Maharashtra StateCentre, as circulated, be hereby adopted”.

20th October 2008.

Minutes of the 32nd Annual General Meeting of the Maharashtra State Centre of the Institutionof Engineers (India), held on Sunday, 19th October 2008 at 1230 hrs. at the Institution of

Engineers (India), Maharashtra State Centre premises at Mumbai.


Proposed by Mr. M. R. Kothari and seconded byPrin. B. K. Saxena.

5) To receive report from the retiring committeeon election of Chairman and Hon. Secretaryfor the sessions 2008-10.

The Chairman informed the General Body that Mr.S. H. Jain and Mr. Prashant N. Patil were electedunopposed as the Chairman and Hon. Secretary ofMaharashtra State Centre respectively, in the 10thmeeting of the committee. They were thenfelicitated by Mr. R. B. Khanzode, Vice President,IE(I).

6) To receive report from the BoS on election ofthe Committee for the sessions 2008-10 andone Council seat from Maharashtra StateCentre for the Session 2008-2012.

The Chairman then informed the General Body thatfollowing members were elected as the committeemembers of the Maharashtra State Centre for thesessions 2008-10.

a. The nominees declared elected unopposed :

Agriculture – Mr. S. V. Patil, M/112589/8

Architecture – Mr. D. V. Pachchigar, M/110753/9

Computer – Mr. S. N. Katakwar, M/054362/9

Marine – Mr. B. K. Saxena, F/016567/7

Mechanical – Mr. Amol Bora, F/016852/8Dr. R. L. Shrivastava, F/016345/3Mr. C. R. Patil, M/127584/9

Metallurgyand MaterialScience – Prof. A. D. Chopade, M/121174/3

Mining – Mr. S. V. Ali, F/007927/4

b. In other Divisions, elections were held and theresults are as follows :

Aerospace – Air Cmde (Retd). A. P. Valavade,F/105054/7

Chemical – Mr. V. S. Sapkal, F/108234/1

Civil – Mr. A. V. Patil, M/116812/0– Mr. Prashant N. Patil, AM/090560/5– Ms. M. M. Nandgaonkar, F/16988/5

Electrical – Mr. M. R. Kothari, F/105581/6

– Mr. A. M. Sawade, M/117090/7

Electronicsand Tele-communica-tion – Mr. R. M. Deshmukh, M/127697/7

Environ-mental – Mr. A. R. Jambekar, F/012707/4

Production – Mr. S. V. Dahake, M/126984/9

Textile – Mr. K. L. Vidurashwatha, F/9510/5

All the elected members were then felicitated by Mr.R. B. Khanzode, Vice President, IEI.

c. The Chairman further informed that for theone council seat, election was held and Mr. U.P. Waghe, M/104294/1 was declared elected.

He thanked the members of the BoS headed by Mr.P. R. Bapat, Past President, Mr. K. V. Chaubal, Mr.Satish Bahaley, Mr. S. D. Bhole and Mr. P. P. Tavasefor conducting the elections as per the bye-laws andin very congenial atmosphere.

The Chairman then requested Mr. S. H. Jain and Mr.Prashant N. Patil to address the members. Mr. S. H.Jain appreciated the efforts put in by the retiringcommittee and assured to organise more technicalactivities. Mr. Prashant N. Patil thanked theoutgoing committee and welcomed the newcommittee and requested them to spare theirvaluable time for the next session for the bettermentof Maharashtra State Centre and in organisingtechnical activities.

7) To felicitate Commodore Kishor O. Thakarefor getting elected as President of IEI.

Chairman informed the committee about election ofCmde. K. O. Thakare, NM as President of IE(I) andrequested Mr. P. R. Bapat, Past President, IE(I) tofelicitate him on his outstanding achievement. Hethen requested Cmde. K. O. Thakare, NM toaddress the audience.

As there was no other matter pending, meetingended with the vote of thanks, proposed by Mr.Prashant N. Patil, Hon Secretary.

Sd/-Prashant N. Patil

Hon. Secretary

12 The Institution of Engineers (India), Maharashtra State Centre

S. G. Rege & Co.Chartered Accountants

Annexure-I

AUDITOR’S REPORT

We report that we have audited the annexed Balance Sheet of the Institution ofEngineers (India), Maharashtra State Centre, as at 31st March 2009 signed by us underreference to this report and the relative Income & Expenditure Account for the yearended on that date, which are in agreement with the books of accounts maintainedat the Institution of Engineers (India), Maharashtra State Centre.

We have conducted our audit in accordance with the auditing standards generallyaccepted in India. Those Standards require that we plan and perform the audit toobtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free ofmaterial misstatement. An audit includes examining, on a test basis evidencesupporting the amounts and disclosers in the financial statements. An audit alsoincludes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimate made bythe management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement. We believethat our audit provides a reasonable basis for our opinion.

In our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanationsgiven to us, the Balance Sheet and the relative Income & Expenditure Accounttogether with the notes thereon and subject to the comments in Annexure II, givea true and fair view of the state of affairs of the Institution of Engineers (India),Maharashtra State Centre as on 31st March 2009 and the excess of its income overexpenditure for the year ended on that date.

Subject to the comments in Annexure II annexed herewith, we have obtained all theinformation and explanations, which to the best of our knowledge and belief werenecessary for the purpose of the audit.

For S. G. Rege & Co.Chartered Accountants

Sd/-Mumbai S. G. Rege17th May 2009. Proprietor

607, Laxmi Commercial Centre,Senapati Bapat Marg,

Dadar(W), Mumbai-400028.Tel. : 022-24226776

E-mail : [email protected]


1. (a) Title deeds of land — whether seen or not.

(b) Alternative documents in absence of leaseor title deed so as to prove the legalpossession and authorisation for use bythe Centre — to be seen.

(c) Lease Deeds, whether still valid ?

(d) Present position of building underconstruction — whether still incomplete ornot, duly certified by a Chartered Engineer

(e) Actual cost of acquisition of land includingdevelopment charges, if any, includedunder building construction should beshown separately.

(f) Lease deed of land/ building, whether freefrom encumbrances

(g) Confirm whether the entire requirementsarising out of lease/grant deeds are met,the entire property is in the possession ofthe Institution and no sub-letting orotherwise use of the property by any otherorganisation has been made

(h) Whether Fixed Assets Register maintainedproperly, i.e. total cost of assets as perFixed Assets Register agreed with theGeneral Ledger balance and all details, saylocation of assets, cost, nature of assets,rate of depreciation, etc., are incorporatedin the Register.

(i) Whether fixed assets of the Centre werephysically verified by the managementduring the year.

(j) We have physically verified the cashbalances and original fixed depositscertificates and no exception noted.

(k) We have physically verified allinvestments and a copy of details of such

Annexure IIAuditor’s Comments

A photocopy of the Lease Deed of Land at HajiAli was produced for verification in the absenceof original deed. We were informed that theoriginal deed is lying at the Head Quarters atKolkata.

There is no alternate document.

Lease Deed executed with the Govt. ofMaharashtra is valid till 10th August 2059

Building is not incomplete

The Centre has not paid any cost of acquisitionof land, development charges during the year

The Building is free from any encumbrances asinformed by the Management

Yes

The Centre has started maintaining Fixed AssetRegister in the format given by HQ w.e.f.01.04.2008 for the purchases made from that date.However, the records of the previous purchaseshave not been maintained. Hence we could notmatch the cost of Fixed Assets as per the Registerwith the General Ledger opening balances.

Yes

Yes


Mumbai. For S. G. Rege & Co., Chartered Accountants17th May 2009. Sd/-

S. G. RegeProprietor

investments attached herewith.

(l) Whether tax deducted at source fromsalary, contractor ’s bill, etc., are beingdeposited regularly as per Income TaxRules. Also please ensure whethersurcharge on Income Tax is also beingdeducted.

(m) Besides, the other matters, if any, croppedup in the course of audit which mightaffect the truth and fairness of the state ofaffairs of the Centre and its results for theyear 31st March for the relevant year.

2. (a) Progress/completion of construction workas on 31st March in respect of additionmade during the year to the building to bechecked.

(b) Contingent Liability in respect of suitsfiled against the Centre, if any, to beascertained.

(c) We have obtained external confirmationfor all the year end balances with bank(including current account, savingsaccount, cash credit, overdraft, loans, fixeddeposit and accrued interest) directly fromthe banks/ financial institutions concernedat our office.

(a) Balance in adverse schedule lyingunadjusted for quite some time to bescrutinised and adjustments, if any, to begiven effect to or amount, if material, to bereported upon.

(b) Utilisation of fund transferred fromheadquarters for construction of buildingand acquiring of other assets to be checkedand reported upon.

(c) Statement of closing stock of stores/stationery to be certified by themanagement and to be attached alongwith audit report.

3. Matters which do not really distort the truth and fairness of the accounts should not form partof the report and report separately.

Yes

TDS deducted from Contractor ’s bills areregularly transferred to the Head Quarters to bedeposited in the Government treasury

No such matters

No construction work pending

There are no Contingent Liabilities in respect ofany suits filed against the State Centre as on 31stMarch 2009 as certified by Management

Balance Confirmations from State Bank Of Indiain respect of current account and fixed depositaccount have been directly obtained and wereavailable for our verification

Advance given to Belapur Centre of Rs.8,50,000has to be properly settled or recovered.

The State Centre has utilised the funds receivedfrom Head Quarters as per the guidelinesspecified for the same

The Stock of Stationery/Stores and other saleableitems was physically verified by the Managementand report of the same was available forverification.


Significant Accounting Policies & Notes to Accounts

A) Significant Accounting Policies

i) All incomes i.e. course fees, income by way of seminar/symposium, sale proceeds ofpublications, advertisements, etc. and expenses have been accounted on cash basis, exceptinterest on fixed deposit which is accounted on accrual basis.

ii) Fixed Assets have been stated at cost and no depreciation has been charged at Centre level.

iii) The income and expenses attributable to educational and research & development activities havebeen shared in the ratio of 77:23 and the rest are stated based on the activity; as per H. O. letterdated 7th April 2009.

B) Notes to Accounts

i) Previous year’s figures have been regrouped, wherever necessary.

ii) The balances viz. Head Quarter Account Rs.1,36,241/- (cr.), Head Office Current AccountRs.45,316/- (cr.) Advance to Belapur Centre Rs.8,50,000/- (dr.) and Security Deposits Rs.69,000/- (cr.) are subject to confirmation.

For S. G. Rege & Co. For The Institution of Engineers (India) Maharashtra State CentreChartered Accountants

Sd/- Sd/- Sd/-S. G. Rege Chairman Hon. SecretaryProprietor

Place : MumbaiDate : 17th May, 2009


Corpus or Trust Funds :

Institution of Engineers H.Q. 1.00

Head Quarters Account 231,710.00

231,711.00

Less : TDS F.Y. 06-07 (Trf. to H.Q.) 10,214.00Less : TDS F.Y. 07-08 (Trf. to H.Q.) 45,802.00Less : TDS F.Y. 08-09 (Trf. to H.Q.) 39,454.00

221,497.00 136,241.00

Reserves & Surplus :

3,769,924.00 Building Fund 3,769,924.00

102,571.00 Furniture Fund 102,571.00

25,249.00 Jethabhai Patel Lecture 25,249.00

32,755.00 Maharashtra State Prize Fund 32,755.00

51,000.00 S. B. Joshi Memorial Fund 51,000.00

3,981,499.00

Current Liabilities :

2,381,363.00 Advance from Mashru Decorators 2,381,363.00

60,000.00 Building Maintenance 60,000.00

45,316.00 Head Office Current Account 45,316.00

132,100.00 Library Deposits 220,105.00

2,320.00 Telephone 2,320.00

72,000.00 Security Deposits 69,000.00

12,736.50 Retention Money — Sangameshwar 12,736.50

2,790,840.50

Income & Expenditure Account :

8,364,159.25 Opening Balance 8,364,159.25

Add : Excess of Income over Expenditure 1,287,162.38

9,651,321.63

THE INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS (INDIA)BALANCE SHEET AS ON

2007-2008 2008-2009LIABILITIES Rs. P. Rs. P.


15,272,990.75 Total : 16,559,902.13


Fixed Assets (at Cost) :

10,253,210.07 10,491,275.07

Investments :

3,120,000.00 Fixed Deposits with SBI 4,523,610.00

480,753.36 Fixed Deposits with BOI —

83,013.22 Accrued Interest on F.D. 26,904.00

2,500.00 P.P.F. Account (Staff) 2,500.00

4,553,014.00

Loans & Advances :

850,000.00 Advance to Belapur Centre 850,000.00

114,604.00 Deposit with B.E.S.T. 114,604.00

– Deposit with Post Office 9,000.00

954.00 Telephone Deposit 954.00

1,100.00 Security Deposit with Post Office 1,100.00

975,658.00

Cash and Bank balances :

3,333.50 Cash in Hand 3,878.00

317,720.60 State Bank of India-49 536,077.06

539,955.06

Tax Deduction at Source :

45,802.00 TDS F.Y. 2007-08 —

MAHARASHTRA STATE CENTRE31st MARCH, 2009

2007-2008 2008-2009ASSETS Rs. P. Rs. P.

Read with Notes to Accounts per our report of even dateFor S. G. Rege & Co. For The Institution of Engineers (India) Maharashtra State CentreChartered Accountants

Sd/- Sd/- Sd/-S. G. RegeProprietor Chairman Hon. Secretary

15,272,990.75 Total : 16,559,902.13


2007-2008 2008-2009


Establishment Expenses121,695.76 407,416.24 Salaries & Wages 128,609.10 430,560.90 559,170.00

11,305.65 37,849.35 Ex. Gratia Payments 10,539.06 35,282.94 45,822.00

Office Expenses12,896.33 43,174.67 Postage & Telegram 13,477.54 45,120.46 58,598.0012,427.59 41,605.41 Telephone & Telex 12,099.38 40,506.62 52,606.0013,857.85 46,393.66 Printing & Stationery 11,861.33 39,709.67 51,571.00

102,086.93 341,769.27 Electricity Charges 115,142.83 385,478.17 500,621.0014,510.24 48,577.76 Rates & Taxes (Water Charges) 3,225.52 10,798.48 14,024.00

2,774.49 9,288.51 Rate & Taxes (BMC Tax – Property) 1,849.66 6,192.34 8,042.001,825.05 6,109.95 Lease Charges – Land 1,825.05 6,109.95 7,935.002,323.69 7,779.31 Lease Charges – Building 2,232.84 7,475.16 9,708.00

— — Insurance Charges — — —1,930.62 6,463.38 Website/Software 1,928.55 6,456.45 8,385.00

16,156.35 54,088.65 Security Charges 19,188.21 64,238.79 83,427.005,430.88 18,181.63 Staff Welfare 8,891.34 29,766.66 38,658.00

577.99 1,935.01 Bank Charges 983.83 3,293.68 4,277.505,520.00 18,480.00 Audit fee and out of pocket expenses 5,128.31 17,168.69 22,297.00

10,867.50 36,382.50 Levy – Govt. (Collector) 26,392.50 88,357.50 114,750.002,395.45 8,019.55 Miscellaneous Expenses 1,817.00 6,083.00 7,900.00

Travelling & Development Expenses5,107.38 17,098.62 Travelling & Conveyance 2,163.84 7,244.16 9,408.00

Repairs & Maintenance709,560.12 2,375,483.88 Building 31,743.57 106,271.94 138,015.50

7,605.64 25,462.36 Elec. Installation & Furniture 61,246.93 205,044.07 266,291.006,441.38 21,564.62 Office Equipment General 4,395.30 14,714.70 19,110.00

Maintainance of Retiring Room16,296.00 — /Hall (Service Chgs.) 26,188.00 — 26,188.00

Expenses for Technical Activities15,922.00 — Engineer's Day Celebration 25,606.00 — 25,606.00

931,092.50 — Seminars & Workshops 1,819,305.50 — 1,819,305.50— 88,000.00 Library Expenses — 72,524.00 72,524.00— — Technician Chapter Exp. 3,580.00 — 3,580.00

Printing of Other Technical Publication518,519.50 — Newsletter 395,391.00 — 395,391.00

Meeting Expenses31,068.00 — Annual General Meeting 154,016.00 — 154,016.0043,788.22 61,533.78 Committee Meeting 161,220.50 — 161,220.50

150.00 — Election Expenses 222,721.00 — 222,721.00— — President’s Visit 7,260.00 — 7,260.00

Direct Expenses for Conducting Examination— 88,963.50 Examination – Winter — 84,354.00 84,354.00— 86,764.00 Examination – Summer — 84,429.00 84,429.00— 110,877.00 Coaching classes (AMIE) — 176,784.00 176,784.00— 5,122.00 Computer Coaching Classes — — —

4,674,195.94 (3,076,652.72) Excess of Income over Expenditure 2,219,281.46 (932,119.08) 1,287,162.38

Research & TotalDevelopment Education AmountR & D Education Expenditure

Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs.

7,298,329.05 937,731.89 Total 5,499,311.15 1,041,846.23 6,541,157.38

THE INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS (INDIA)INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT


Grant from HQ

— — Recurring Grant 1,040,456.00 — 1,040,456.00

100,000.00 — Grant for Building 100,000.00 — 100,000.00

— — Incentive Grant 6,000.00 — 6,000.00

170,000.00 — HQ President's Discretionary Grant — — —

Grant from HQ for Students

18,270.17 61,165.34 Examination — Summer 19,401.42 64,952.58 84,354.00

20,461.61 68,501.90 Examination — Winter 20,980.37 70,238.63 91,219.00

172,020.00 — Service Charges for sale of Rules & Syllabi 208,970.00 — 208,970.00

— 315,800.00 Course — AMIE — 545,400.00 545,400.00

— 57,500.00 Course — Computer Classes — — —

Amount received from Headquartersas Reimbursement :

36,669.36 122,762.64 Pay & Allowances for senior most & 34,149.94 114,328.06 148,478.00junior most staff

Receipt on Technical Activities

5,661,832.00 — Seminars & Symposia Local 3,046,105.00 — 3,046,105.00

Other Receipts

602,010.00 — Service charges — Guest Rooms 433,009.00 — 433,009.00

163,362.00 — Miscellaneous Receipts 115,979.00 — 115,979.00

55,500.00 — Newsletter — Advertisement 193,000.00 — 193,000.00

171,000.00 — Service Charges — Hall 162,000.00 — 162,000.00

— — PCO income 1,020.00 — 1,020.00

Library Receipts

24,800.00 — Subscription for Library 30,200.00 — 30,200.00

9,208.50 — Fine 14,283.00 — 14,283.00

Interest & Dividends

93,195.41 312,002.01 Interest on Fixed Deposits 73,757.41 246,926.97 320,684.38

Read with Notes to Accounts per our report of even dateFor S. G. Rege & Co. For The Institution of Engineers (India) Maharashtra State CentreChartered Accountants


2007-2008 2008-2009

R & D Education IncomeRs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs.

Research & TotalDevelopment Education Amount

7,298,329.05 937,731.89 Total 5,499,311.15 1,041,846.23 6,541,157.38

MAHARASHTRA STATE CENTREFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH, 2009


Receipts & Payments Account for the Year Ended 31st March 2009

Receipts Amount (Rs.) Payments Amount (Rs.)

Opening Balance

Cash in Hand 3,333.50

State Bank of India-49 317,720.60

Grant from H.Q.

Grant from H.Q. — Building Renovation 100,000.00

Grant from H.Q.— Recurring (incl. incentive) 1,046,456.00

Grant from HQ for Students— Examination — Summer 84,354.00

— Examination — Winter 91,219.00

Sale of Forms, Syllabus & Rules 208,970.00

AMIE Class Income (Net) 545,400.00

Amount recd. from H.Q. as reimbursements

Reimbursement of Staff Salary 148,478.00

Receipt on Technical Activities

Seminars & Symposiums (Net) 3,046,105.00

Other Receipts

Service Charges for Guest Room (Net) 433,009.00

Miscellaneous Income 115,979.00

Newsletter Advertisement 193,000.00

Service Charges for Hall Booking 162,000.00

PCO Income 1,020.00

Library Receipts

Library Fees 30,200.00

Library Late Fees 14,283.00

Interest & Dividends

Interest on Bank Fixed Deposits 376,793.60

Deposits & Advances

Library Deposits (Net) 88,005.00

Establishment Expenses

Salary and Wages to temporary Staff 559,170.00Ex-gratia payments 45,822.00

Office Expenses

Postage & Telegram 58,598.00Telephone Expenses (incl. P.C.O.) 52,606.00Printing & Stationary 51,571.00BMC Tax 8,042.00BMC Water Tax 14,024.00Electricity Charges 500,621.00Lease Charges — Land 7,935.00Lease Charges — Building 9,708.00Bank Charges 4,277.50Security Charges 83,427.00Staff Welfare Expenses 38,658.00Website/Software Expenses 8,385.00Miscellaneous Expenses 7,900.00Audit Fees paid 22,297.00Levy to Government 114,750.00

Travelling & Development Expenses

Travelling & Conveyance 9,408.00

Repairs & Maintenance

Repairs & Maintenance — Building 138,015.50Repairs & Maintenance— Elec. ins. & A.C. 266,291.00Repairs to office equipment & general 19,110.00

Expenses for Technical Activities

Engineers’ Day Expenses 25,606.00

Seminars & Symposia Expenses 1,819,305.50

Technicians’ Chapter Expenses 3,580.00

Printing of Other Technical Publication

Newsletter Printing &Circulating Expenses 395,391.00Guest Room Expenses 26,188.00


MAHARASHTRA STATE CENTRE15, Haji Ali Park, Keshavrao Khadye Marg, Mahalaxmi, Mumbai-400034.


Receipts Amount (Rs.) Payments Amount (Rs.)

Read with Notes to Accounts per our report of even date.

For S. G. Rege & Co. For The Institution of Engineers (India) Maharashtra State CentreChartered Accountants


Profession Tax recovered 14,440.00

T.D.S. Recovery 72,048.00

Fixed Deposits

Fixed Deposit — Liquidated 777,143.36

Loans & Advances

Advances recovered fromcontractors/convenors 193,765.00

Meeting Expenses

Annual General Meeting Expenses 154,016.00Committee Meeting Expenses(incl. Travelling Expenses) 161,220.50Election Expenses 222,721.00President’s visit expenses 7,260.00

Direct Expenses For Conducting Exam.

Examination — Summer 84,429.00Examination — Winter 84,354.00AMIE Classes Expenses 176,784.00

Fixed Deposits

Fixed Deposit — SBI 1,700,000.00

Library Expenses

Library Expenses 72,524.00

Fixed Assets

Books purchased 85,903.00Computer purchased 23,900.00Furniture & Fixtures 128,262.00

Deposits & Advances

Security Deposit— Hall Booking (Refunded) 3,000.00TDS deducted by Sponsors & Others 39,454.00Profession Tax paid 14,440.00TDS from contractor 72,048.00Deposit with Post Office 9,000.00

Loans & Advances

Advances paid to contractors/convenors 193,765.00

Closing balance

Cash in Hand 3,878.00State bank of India — 49 536,077.06

Total 8,063,722.06 Total 8,063,722.06


Fixed Assets Schedule (at Cost)

Fixed Assets 2008-2009 2007-2008

Building.............................................................. 8,641,114.57 ...................... 7,469,072.70

Building under construction .................................... — ................................ 774,712.87

Lift ................................................................................. — ................................ 397,329.00

Book A/c .............................................................. 426,264.50 ......................... 340,361.50

Digital Camera ........................................................ 7,200.00 ................................... —

Equipment – Air Conditioner ........................... 579,980.00 ......................... 579,980.00

Equipment – Mobile ................................................ 1,500.00 ............................. 1,500.00

Computers ............................................................ 118,215.00 ......................... 118,215.00

Epson Printer ......................................................... 27,550.00 ........................... 27,550.00

Furniture & Equipment ..................................... 125,629.00 ......................... 125,629.00

Furniture & Fixtures......................................... 188,979.00 ....................... 163,604.00

Fax Machine ......................................................... 11,000.00 .......................... 11,000.00

Gas Stove ................................................................ 1,985.00 ................................... —

Mic System ............................................................. 2,500.00 ................................... —

Xerox Machine ..................................................... 71,316.00 ......................... 71,316.00

Printers & CD Writer ......................................... 22,600.00 ......................... 22,600.00

Refrigerater ........................................................... 10,500.00 ......................... 10,500.00

Telephone — PCO ................................................. 3,000.00 ............................ 3,000.00

Public Address System (P A System) ............. 45,000.00 ......................... 45,000.00

Projector .............................................................. 101,920.00 ......................... 60,840.00

Wall Fan .................................................................. 3,726.00 ................................... —

Xerox Machine ..................................................... 44,000.00 ................................... —

Lobby Stand ........................................................... 2,396.00 ................................... —

Laptop for library ............................................... 23,900.00 ................................... —

Laptop ................................................................... 31,000.00 ......................... 31,000.00

Total ................................................................ 10,491,275.07 .................. 10,253,210.07

23 October 2009IEI MSC NEWSLETTER

Payment is to be made by Cheque or DD drawn infavour of ‘The Institution of Engineers (India),Maharashtra State Centre’, payable at Mumbai.

For registration and more details please contact Mr.G. G. Bale, Programme Convenor on 09869476735or our Centre’s Office on 23542943 / 23543650.

10th 1-day workshop on StructuralAudit and upgrading, Fixing Leakageand Waterproofing of RCC Buildingsand a total new concept to constructRCC Buildings (structures) Durablewithout leakage with practical ofFlexible Membrane WaterproofingSystem

24.4.2010, at Mumbai.

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The course is designed for owners/users, civilengineers, architects, builders, contractors,supervisors, Society office bearers from topmanagement to grass-root level staff.

Registration Charges :

Non-Members : ..............................Rs.1200 per head

Members of IE(I), ICI, ISSE, ACI, IIBE, PEATA :..........................................................Rs.1000 per head

Students : ...........................................Rs.700 per head

A discount of Rs.100 will be given to those whoregister and pay on or before 18.04.2010.

Valued Sponsors/Co-Sponsors are welcome.

For more details please contact :

Mr. Jayakumar J. Shah on 9819242649 or ShriSathyanarayana at our Centre’s office on 23543650,23542943.

Day/Date Time Subject / Speaker Registration/Venue Convenor

2nd weekof November

2009

Mr. R. L. Birla‘LED Lamps and other energy-savingpossibilities in the household and

industrial sector’ by Prof. K. Munshi,Professor, IIT, Mumbai.

5.30 p.m. to7.30 p.m.

Free. Our Centre’spremises, Mumbai.

Monday,12.10.2009

Prof. M. D. Apte11.30 a.m.to 1 p.m.

‘Food — industrially processed’by Prof. M. D. Apte, Retd. Engineer

Officer, Indian Army.

Free. Ilaco House,Sir P. M. Road,Fort, Mumbai.

Membership Grade : Fellow

Cdr. A. Upadhye Dr. M. U. KharatMr. S. P. Bakshi Mr. L. B. SinghMr. S. L. Haridas Mr. P. L. ParkheMr. M. S. Apte Mr. A. R. BansodeDr. B. K. Mukherjee Mr. H. R. Mahimtura

Membership Grade : Member

Ms. S. P. Karve Mr. P. V. YadavMr. M. S. Chaudhari Mr. P. H. JainMr. R. R. Thakkar Mr. M. I. ChhajedMr. P. V. Mannikar Mr. S. K. RaghaniMr. R. P. Bachute Ms. M. R. DhavaleMr. J. D. Shah Mr. M. V. KhadilkarMs. N. M. Shah Mr. G. B. KulkarniMr. S. R. Gupta Dr. S. C. KongreMr. S. M. Lawankar Mr. M. V. LonkarMr. N. Y. Ghare Mr. A. A. JaiswalMs. R. N. Mandavgane Mr. D. K. Bhingare

Welcome to our newly enrolled/upgraded/transferred members

Mr. M. M. Khanapurkar Mr. C. W. PatilMr. H. A. Marathe Mr. Tulsi RamMr. M. N. Thakare Mr. A. B. BodheMs. S. S. Sarda Mr. C. N. DoiphodeMr. S. S. Ingole Mr. M. W. AndureMr. P. S. Wankhade Mr. R. P. HusheMr. R. S. Nadkarni Mr. P. R. HazareMr. V. D. Mulye Mr. A. U. JoshiMs. D. R. Kirtane Mr. R. D. KirtaneMr. A. A. Gurjar Mr. N. B. ShirbhateMr. N. N. Kasat Mr. G. P. DhokMr. S. V. Rode Mr. S. S. MungonaMr. V. S. Culhane Ms. V. K. ShandilyaMs. S. S. Thakare Mr. D. M. DakhaneMr. A. B. Deshmukh Mr. S. V. DeshmukhMs. A. B. Raut Mr. B. P. DeshmukhMr. R. W. Mahalaxme Mr. A. V. KaleMr. G. A. Palaskar Mr. G. V. ThakurMr. K. N. Hande Mr. S. K. MathurMr. M. N. Chute Mr. A. R. P. BhagatMr. R. V. Rothkar Mr. Prakash MasandMs. A. S. Shelke Mr. V. P. OhoteCdr. B. B. Unercat Mr. S. B. Tamsekar

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Heartiest Congratulations !

Mr. A. R. Jambekar, Convenor, EnvironmentalEngg. Divn., IE(I), MSC, has been nominatedas Arbitrator by National Highway Authority ofIndia. We congratulate him for the same.

Mr. U. K. Dharmadhikari Mr. R. S. BhanushaliMr. Sudhir Kalidas Mr. L. D. BorseMr. A. S. Gupta Mr. V. B. NaikMr. M. H. Meshram Mr. K. V. Ramana RaoMr. N. S. Desai Mr. V. R. DaradeMr. B. D. Sinkar Mr. S. P. GaopandeMr. J. V. Sagare Mr. R. K. ShuklaMr. M. M. Waykar Mr. D. P. GuptaMr. P. J. Kasliwal Mr. P. V. MunshiMr. S. S. Jagdale Ms. Swati NeogyMr. M. N. Hedaoo Mr. A. N. PujariMr. C. L. Kothalkar Mr. A. F. MurdeMr. M. S. Deshmukh Mr. P. M. KarandeMs. G. M. Phade Ms. S. R. GawalpanchiMr. R. D. Bhake Mr. S. V. MehendaleMr. S. N. Shukla Mr. P. B. ChoudhuryMr. Balraj Dubey Mr. R. Mathur

Membership Grade : Associate Member

Mr. K. Saravana Kumar Mr. S. R. RachchaMr. Dinesh Ramanathan Mr. P. N. PaunikarMs. S. B. Wankhede Mr. B. S. TarleMr. Mahesh Kumar Mr. S. S. DateMr. A. S. Goswami Mr. R. K. SinghMr. S. N. Dhurvey Mr. V. P. RajderkarMr. R. D. Patil Mr. S. A. ThakurMr. S. L. Pawar Mr. S. B. SutarMr. S. L. Tamboli Mr. V. G. LadMs. Jagjee Kaur Ms. J. S. RewaleMr. S. S. Nagi Mr. V. D. PatelMr. A. A. Karmarkar Mr. Shakil WarsiMr. R. C. Dharmik Mr. G. S. TiwadiMs. K. J. Vaidya Ms. H. H. KondhalkarMr. S. P. Patil Mr. S. G. GhansydaMr. P. V. Dhopte Mr. A. A. PatilMr. M. R. Khashaba Mr. S. D. JoshiMr. S. J. Tiwari Mr. A. M. HalmareMr. A. S. Sambare Ms. R. A. FadnavisMs. N. R. Wankhade Mr. B. S. SudameMr. I. A. Khan

Membership Grade : Graduate

Ms. Sobha Rani Patnaik Mr. Ganesh Prasad SahuMr. V. A. G. Saraf Mr. B. S. KaleMs. Sneha K. Chikodi Ms. P. P. DevadigaMs. Divya Tiwari Ms. R. R. Nair

New Computer Centre StartedNew Computer Centre StartedNew Computer Centre StartedNew Computer Centre StartedNew Computer Centre Started !!!!!

The following courses will be conducted atConcessional rates & flexible timings.

❏ CAD (2D & 3D) Architectural & Structural Drawings.

❏ Steel Detailing : ISMB & ISMC sections,connection details, Trusses, Cranes, Girdersetc... and Bill of Material.

❏ RCC Detailing : Footing, Column, Beam, Slab, RCWall, Staircase incl. Bar-bending schedule forextracting steel quantities.

❏ Quantity & Estimation : Both Sub-Structure andSuper Structure.

❏ ETABS & Safe : Course covers 2 live examples of5-storey and 20-storey buildings.

❏ Advance training in Excel (For Engineeringapplication).

❏ Day-to-Day Solution related to computer virus/internet & networking.

For details, please contact :Ms. P. Solomon, in-charge, on 09820096996

Mr. P. S. Jaiswal Mr. P. B. ThoteMs. S. P. Agrawal Mr. C. A. JagtapMr. V. D. Deore Mr. Y. A. SaitwalMr. B. C. Gupta Mr. A. G. AgrawalMr. V. P. Dhakite Mr. V. R. KajaleMr. V. G. Nimkale Mr. T. G. ShendeMr. N. P. Patil Mr. M. R. TorneyMr. P. M. Meshram

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