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CONSTITUTION AND FUNCTIONS OF

TAKNIKI SHIKSHA SANSTHAN KALYAN

SAMITI (TaSSKS )

CHAPTER -_I

INTRODUCTION

The Directorate of Training and Technical Education is running various ITIs and

Polytechnics where different types of courses (Certificate/Diploma/Degree Level) in various Non-

Engineering and Engineering Trades/Branches are being imparted to the students. In an Institution

the work pertaining to the maintenance of various Civil, Electrical and other types of work is

attended by the PWD. However maintenance by the PWD involves a lengthy process including the

completion of the tendering even for a small work due to which the Institute suffers a lot.

Maintenance works of immediate nature can effectively be completed locally at institute level with

oversight of such maintenance works through various stakeholders. The Institutional mechanism that

provides for such local level maintenance is the Kalyan Samiti/Welfare Committee for each

institution under the Directorate of Training & Technical Education. Therefore constitution of

Takniki Shiksha Sansthan Kalyan Samiti in each Technical Institution has been envisaged to address

various immediate needs of the Institution. ie, Polytechnic and ITIs .

Existence of such a Committee in an Institution will facilitate various decision-making and

execution of the minor work at Institute level with allocated funds in the Capital head of the Budget.

The Committee also has the flexibility to project its good performance giving competitive edge. The

Committee should be committed to achieve the listed objectives while functioning within the

guidelines provided in this document.

CHAPTER- II

OBJECTIVES OF TaSSKS

2.1 The TaSSKS shall have the following objectives for the effective functioning at Government run Diploma Level Institutes, CSI, BTC and ITIs :-

2.1 Up keep and maintenance of Buildings, Equipment, Furniture, Environment etc.of the

Institute.

2.2 To suggest restructuring of the curriculum in coordination with the Industry making it

compatible with the requirement of the growing market of the country so as to transfer the

latest technological developments enabling upgradation of skill and bring exposure to the

new emerging areas.

2.3 To arrange for industrial Visits/Industrial Training for the trainees/ students.

2.4 To generate revenue for the Institute by obtaining job works, Services, Consultancy etc.

from Industry/market.

2.5 To explore the possibilities of more gainful employment for the students/Trainees.

2.6 To conduct tailor made short-term courses/seminars/workshops for the employees of

industry and the Entrepreneurs.

2.7 To associate the Alumni/Ex students in getting constructive feedback for the improvement

of training standard.

2.8 To suggest special training to faculty and other staff in Industries for upgrading their

knowledge and skill.

2.9 To organize Seminars, Workshops, Exhibitions, Competitions and Guest Lectures involving

society and Industry.

2.2 MANNER OF ACHEVING THE OBJECTIVES:

2.2.1 Up keep and Maintenance of Buildings & Equipments:

An elaborate list of various minor works to be under taken by the TaSSKS has been

listed in Para 4.1.The Principals of the concerned Institute shall ensure that the minor works

are completed within the stipulated time frame and feedback on the progress of such works to

be intimated to the Samiti during its meeting.

2.2.2 Restructuring of Curriculum:

Continuous interaction with the industries and other organizations will be established

in order to add latest developments in various fields and specific inputs will be taken to

update the curriculum. Such feed backs will be duly forwarded to DGE&T for inclusion of

relevant topics in the curriculum of DGE&T trades and to SCVT for revamping the

curriculum of trades under its purview on the existing courses and for the introduction of new

courses.

Similar action will be taken by polytechnic to enable inclusion of topics of latest development

in the curriculum of diploma courses under BTE.

2.2.3 Industrial Visits :-

Industrial Visits for all Engineering and Non-Engineering trades in I.T.I and

Polytechnics will be organized at least two per unit in I.T.Is and two per year/discipline in

Polytechnics during each academic session.

Industries will be approached by the Training and Placement wings of Polytechnic

and Training Co-ordinaters of I.T.Is to achieve this objective. Funds from the TaSSKS will

be supplemented to the existing Budget Provisions under regular sub heads of plan/non-plan

besides the pupils fund.

The good offices of Industry Experts who are members of TaSSKS will also be

utilized to achieve this objective.

2.2.4 Revenue Generation:-

This objective will be achieved by developing the institution as a production, Service

and Consultancy provider. Core groups will be established in the institutions, which will

explore and obtain job-works, projects, and surveys from the markets. The involved faculty

members and skilled/supporting staff will be duly compensated, as a motivation, from the

revenue generated. Surplus revenue will be retained in the institute for further development of

the facilities and for strengthening industry-Institute relationships.

2.2.5 Gainful Employment:

Good offices of the Industry representatives of the TaSSKS would be utilized to get

more employment opportunities for I.T Is and Polytechnic Pass outs. It will be an endeavor of

the TaSSKS to organize Job Fairs in one of the centrally located Institutions,. Such job fairs

will be organized for polytechnics in Jan./Feb and for I.T.Is in May /June every year. This

will enable the institutions to become more competitive and will provide the industry a

common platform for identifying/selecting suitable technical man power under one umbrella.

Funds to organize these Job Fair in the Institutions will be provided by Govt. / Non-

Govt. funds and from the corpus available with TaSSKS.

2.2.6 Short Terms courses for serving personnel and entrepreneurs:

The TaSSKS will deliberate and identify such courses useful for industry personnel so

as to update the knowledge skill and such short-term programme will be conducted by the

Institutions. The revenue generated on this account will be utilized for compensating the

faculties and development of facilities in the Institutes.

2.2.7 Alumni Associations:

Every Institute will endeavour to form its Alumni association and the Institutions will

extend facilities for the conduct of their meetings and interaction with faculty and students.

Head of the Institutions will obtain feed back from the Alumni members and passed out

students for further development and improvement of the Institution.

2.2.8 Special Training to faculty:

Industries and Institutions will be identified for sponsoring the teachers/Instructors of

polytechnics / I.T.Is to undergo special training in the areas of latest development of

Technology and knowledge upgradation over and above the existing systems of sponsoring

them.

Funds for such activity will be provided from Govt./Non-Government funds besides

the Corpus available with TaSSKS Funds

2.2.9 Organizing of Seminars, Workshops, Exhibitions etc. ;-

Workshops /Seminars will be organized by the Institutions by inviting experts from

industries which will give needed exposure to the teachers and the trainees.

Guest lecturers will be organized by the Institutions by inviting Experts from

Industries and other organizations to give exposures on latest technological developments for

supplementing knowledge and skill training imparted in the Institutions

Product exhibitions will be organized by inviting Entrepreneurs who have passed out

from the Institutions.

Competitions will be organized to motivate the students to expose their skills and

talents.

Funds required for organizing these activities will be from Govt. and Non-Govt. funds

besides funds from the Corpus of TaSSKS.

Principals of the Institutions will ensure the reporting of achievements of these

objectives to the TaSSKS cell ,HQ and circulate the same to other sister Institutions.

CHAPTER -III

CONSTITUTION OF TAKNIKI SHIKSHA SANSTHAN KALYAN SAMITI(TASSKS):

Government run Diploma Level Institutes including the Commercial & Secretarial Institute,

Basic Training Centre and ITI shall have a TaSSKS which shall comprise of the following:-

3.1 Chairperson :

To be nominated by the Bhagidari Cell from among the CII /PHD Chamber of

Commerce or nearby Industrial Area Welfare body/association.

3.2 Vice Chairperson:

To be nominated either by CII /PHD Chamber of Commerce or nearby Industrial

Area Welfare body/association.

3.3 Members:

(a) One Prominent Senior Citizen, having technical background, from near by locality

where the Institute is located, to be nominated by the area M.L.A..

(b) One retired Faculty member of a Technical Institute, to be nominated by the Directorate

of Training and Technical Education.

(c) Representative of the nearby RWA/MTA nominated by the Bhagidari Cell.

( d) One Govt. nominee, to be nominated by the Directorate of Training and Technical

Education on the proposal of the Principal of the concerned Institute.

(e) Two members, one from the faculty and one from the non-instructional staff, to be

nominated by the Principal of the Institute.

(f ) One representative of an NGO, actively engaged in the advancement of

Vocational/Technical Training, to be nominated by the Bhagidari Cell of CM’s

Office.

(g) One representative of students, to be nominated by the Principal of the Institute..

(h) One Ex. Student of the Institute, to be nominated by the Principal of the Institute.

3.4 Convenor/Member Secratary:

The Principal of the Institute shall be the ex-officio convenor/member secratary

of the TaSSKS.

3.5 TERM:

The term of the Samiti shall be initially for a period of two years, which may be

extended by the Government from time to time.

3.6 FORMATION OF NEW TaSSKS:-

The Principal of the concerned Government run Diploma Level Institutes and ITIs

will initiate the process of formation of TaSSKS for the respective Institute and will

contact respective organizations/Govt. agencies for nomination of Chairperson, Vice

Chair person and members and subsequently obtain the approval from the Directorate of

Training and Technical Education, Government of Delhi.

3.7 FILLING UP OF VACANCIES IN TaSSKS

3.7.1 SITUATIONS LEADING UP TO FILLING UP OF VACANCIES IN TaSSKS :

(1) If any member including chairperson and Vice Chairperson shows his/her

inability/unwillingness or resigns from the TaSSKS.

(2) In the event of death of a member.

(3) If any member, in spite of receiving meeting notices or being informed by any other

communication, remains absent in three consecutive meetingof the TaSSKS without

any valid reasons.

(4) Change in the constitution of the nominating bodies like Industrial Association etc. due

to election or any other reasons.

(5) In the case of Government Nominee and Nominee from the staff, on his/her transfer,

resignation or Suspension/removal/dismissal from service.

3.7.2 PROCEDURE FOR FILLING UP OF VACANCIES IN TaSSKS

The procedure for filling up vacancies of the Chairperson, Vice Chairperson or the

members of the TaSSKS shall be the same as given in Para 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3 under Chapter –

III and the Convenor shall take immediate effective steps in close consultation with the

TaSSKS Cell at the DTTE (HQ) to fill up a vacancy.

CHAPTER –IV

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF TaSSKS

The Samiti shall be involved in all the following activities and programmes of the

Institute: -

1. General up-keep and maintenance of the Institute building and improving &

sustaining cleanliness and sanitation.

2. Ensure proper water supply, including potable water & Electricity in the

Institute.

3. Advice the Government on steps to be taken for improvement in the academic

performance of students.

4. Advice the Government for improvement in co-curricular activities of the

students.

5. Suggest introduction of new courses and upgradation of existing courses.

6. Suggest improvement in the functioning of library, Labs. and workshops.

7. Ensure optimum maintenance of Workshop/Labs/Equipment/furniture.

8. Explore possibilities for more gainful employment and obtaining training slot

for students/Trainees.

9. Monitoring of actions taken on its own suggestions /recommendations.

10. Any other function that the Govt. may entrust to the TaSSKS.

4. 1 WORKS AND FUNCTIONS TO BE UNDERTAKEN BY THE TaSSKS:

4.1 a. Minor civil works/repairs:

i) Repairing and replacement of leaking taps and minor plumbing works.

ii) Normal cleaning of toilet block and urinals

iii) Repairing of WC/, Rain Water pipes/ sewer line, cleaning of manholes,

leaking pipelines and related plumbing works.

iv) Repairing/replacement of glass panes/FRP sheets in windows and doors

v) Replacement of waste pipe in washbasin/sinks

vi) Repair and Replacement of PVC water tanks/lids and related plumbing works

involved.

vii) Periodical cleaning of ceiling/roof of Buildings.

viii) General cleanliness of Institute including Horticulture activities.

ix) Removal of malwa and debris

x) Maintenance of fire fighting equipments like fire extinguisher (refilling),

providing fire bucket filled with sand.

xi) Cleaning of sewers and rectification of blockages.

xii) Other civil works of emergent nature not covered in the above items.

4.1 b. Minor Electrical Works/repairs

i) Repair of electrical fittings and replacement Tubes, chokes, starters, and lamps

switches/sockets.

ii) Hylam sheet replacement

iii) Repairing of CBs including replacement of MCB

iv) Repair and maintenance of fans and its fittings.

v) Repair and maintenance of security lights including replacement of security

lamps.

4.1 c Other works

i) Hiring of water tankers.

ii) Repair of machines and furniture like dual desks, chairs, recaning, stools,

drawing trestles, work benches etc.

iii) Re painting of steel almariah and polishing of wooden furniture.

iv) Repair and replacement of Bulletin Boards, Notice Boards and

Lab/Class/Workshop Boards.

v) Repair and maintenance of PA system.

vi) Maintenance and Repair of electrical/electronic devices and AV aides like

OHP, LCD projector, Screen, TV, VCR, VCP, VCD player, Tape recorder,

2 In 1, Audio CD player, Water cooler, Fridge, Aqua guard, Electric motor,

Water pump, computer Printer, Photo copying machines, Duplicating

machines, Type writers, etc.

vii) Suggest measures for Waste management.

viii) Suggest measures for Power conservation.

ix) Plantation of trees and conservation of Environment.

Note: The above list is only illustrative. Works of similar nature may also be

undertaken by the TaSSKS.

CHAPTER -V

ROLE OF THE MEMBERS OF TaSSKS

The following guidelines are formulated to enable with a view to have the smooth

functioning of TaSSKS and to give overall face- lift to the Institution and to sustain the level

of maintenance and upkeep.

5.1 CHAIRPERSON:

1. To accord approval for the date, time and agenda of monthly TaSSKS meetings.

2. Preside over TaSSKS meetings.

3. To ensure smooth proceedings of TaSSKS meetings as per prescribed agenda.

4. To solve the Institute problems in consultation with other members of the committee

and the Government.

5. To provide support to the convenor in dealing with concerned outside agencies like

Police, PWD, MCD, Horticulture, DISCOM, and DJB etc.

6. To make arrangements for preparation and timely submission of the Annual report.

7. To attend meetings called by the Department or the Bhagidhari Cell of C.M. office

and to take part in discussion.

8. Any other responsibilities entrusted to him by the Govt. from time to time under the

scheme.

5.2 VICE CHAIRPERSON:

1`. To perform all the functions of the chairperson in the absence or vacancy of the

chairperson.

2. To perform other functions as a member of TaSSKS.

3. Any other responsibilities entrusted to him/her by the Chairperson.

4. To assist the chairperson in smooth proceedings of TaSSKS meetings as per agenda.

5.3 CONVENOR (MEMBER SECRETARY)

1. To prepare agenda in consultation with the Chairperson and make all arrangement for

monthly meetings of the TaSSKS.

2. To place problems of the Institute and action taken report before TaSSKS .

3. To provide the members with copies of Departmental TaSSKS

circulars/orders/memoranda related to TaSSKS to the members.

4. To initiate follow up action with regard to the proposals passed/approved by TaSSKS

5. To assist the chairperson in smooth proceedings of TaSSKS meetings as per agenda.

6. To deal with concerned outside agencies like Police, PWD, MCD, Horticulture,

DISCOM, DJB etc.

7. To make arrangements for getting the minutes approved and signed by the members.

8. To ensure timely submission of the copy of minutes of TaSSKS meetings to TaSSKS

Cell, DTTE (HQ).

9. To prepare the Annual report and its timely submission to TaSSKS Cell, DTTE (HQ).

10. To attend the meetings called by Department or Bhagidhari Cell of C.M.office and

take part in the discussions.

11. To perform other functions as a member of TaSSKS

12. To initiate action upon Govt. circulars, orders and memoranda issued by the

Department related to TaSSKS

13. To exercise the financial powers delegated to him/her and execute other

responsibilities given to him/her by the Government.

14. To make the records like vouchers, stock registers, purchase procedure file, minutes

register, circular file etc. available to TaSSKS preferably and to Officers of TaSSKS

Cell at DTTE (HQ) for inspection.

15. To include the problems/suggestions raised by members in agenda of TaSSKS

meetings.

16. Any other responsibilities assigned to him/her by the Chairperson of the TaSSKS or

the Govt. from time to time.

5.4 MEMBERS

1. To attend all meetings of TaSSKS. Incase of inability/preoccupation may inform

Chairperson/Convenor.

2. To participate actively in the proceedings of the meeting.

3. To co-operate in TaSSKS works while dealing with other agencies like Police, PWD,

DJB, DISCOMs, Horticulture, MCD, etc.

4. Any other responsibilities assigned to him/her by the Chairperson/Convenor from

time to time.

5.5 TaSSKS CELL, HQ,DTTE

1. To inspect TaSSKS records and works executed out of TaSSKS funds at the Institute

and to submit inspection reports to the Government.

2. To follow up and comply with references received from C.M./VIPs related to

TaSSKS.

3. To provide support to TaSSKS in dealing with other agencies like Police, PWD,

DISCOMs, Horticulture DJB, MCD etc.

4. To ensure implementation of departmental circulars/orders regarding TaSSKS in

Institutes.

5. To monitor timely utilization of TaSSKS funds.

6. To attend meetings in respect of TaSSKS at higher level and, if necessary, at Institute

level also.

7. Any other responsibilities assigned by the Government from time to time.

8. Execution of necessary policy changes related to TaSSKS .

5.6 PROCEDURE FOR DECISION MAKING BY THE TaSSKS:

1. Principal shall prepare the priority list of works/activities to be undertaken, proposed from the

grass root level by any members of the TaSSKS and include the same in the agenda of the

TaSSKS meeting in consultation with the Chairperson.

2. All Financial proposals involving expenditure out of TaSSKS funds are to be processed and

executed as per the GFR.

3. The decisions to approve the proposed minor works/repairs/other activities would be taken by

the Samiti during the meeting. A decision on financial matters shall be taken in a meeting

with the consent of 2/3 rd of the members. A decision on non-financial matters shall be taken

by consensus.

4. The decisions taken /resolutions passed in the meetings are to be recorded in the Minutes

Register and got signed by the members present in the meetings. However, the Convenor may

execute capital works of minor nature, as per the details reflected in para 4.1, of emergent

nature and get the same confirmed/ratified in the next TaSSKS meetings.

5. All approvals given by the TaSSKS are to be executed by the Convenor and status of

progress of works shall be intimated to the Chairperson from time to time. Besides the

proposal for new works, the progress of earlier sanctioned and completed works will be

reviewed by the Samiti and a certificate about work satisfaction will be recorded during the

meeting of the TaSSKS.

CHAPTER-VI

FINANCIAL POWERS OF TaSSKS

Financial powers have been delegated to the Principals of all Polytechnics,ITI s ,BTC and

CSI who are Head of Office and are functioning as Ex Officio Convenor/member Secratary of the

TaSSKS vide Order No. F.DTTE (HQ)/TaSSKS/Misc./2006/178 dated 14.5.2007

CHAPTER –VII

GUIDELINES FOR THE SMOOTH FUNCTIONING OF TaSSKS

7.1 REGARDING MEETINGS

1. The TaSSKS shall meet regularly at least once in a month.

2. The day will preferably be the first Friday of the month. The Samiti may decide to

meet more than once in a month if necessary.

3. Notice for meeting would be issued by the Principal (Convenor, TaSSKS) in

consultation with the Chairperson of the Samiti. The minutes of each meeting will be

got recorded by the Principal acting, as Convenor and all the members present in the

meeting shall append their signature in the minutes register only.

4. A copy of the minutes will be submitted to TaSSKS at D.T.T.E.(HQ)

5. The Principal will also furnish an Action Taken Report on each point/decision taken

by the Samiti in the previous meeting and record it in the minutes of the meeting.

6. The Chairperson shall preside over the meetings. In his absence Vice Chairperson and

in the absence of both members present shall elect a Chairperson from among them to

preside over the said meetings.

7. The decision to undertake minor works/repairs would be taken by the Samiti. A

decision on financial matters shall be taken in a meeting by 2/3 rd of the members

present . A decision on non-financial matters will be taken by a consensus.

8. In the meeting, the planning/action to be taken in future will be discussed and

finalized by majority of the members present in the meeting.

9. In every meeting the report of action taken in the light of decisions taken in the

previous meetings) would be submitted by the Convenor /Principal to the Samiti

members.

10. Report/Minutes of each meeting of TaSSKS must be sent immediately to TaSSKS

Cell, DTTE. In the beginning of TaSSKS meetings, first of all, earlier sanctioned and

completed works will be reviewed by the Samiti and the certificate about work

satisfaction will be included in the minutes of TaSSKS meeting. The Samiti must

satisfy itself that the work has been carried out as per need/ work order and that the

quantity and quality are as per the work order. The Samiti would certify the same in

writing and this certificate would form part of the records of TaSSKS and would be

open to inspection to the inspecting officers.

7.2 REGARDING ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS

1. No member, including the chairperson, will use the name of TaSSKS on

their visiting Cards/letter pads.2. Minor and other repair work as listed in Chapter IV, para 4.1.a, 4.2.b, 4.3.c

shall be got done out of TaSSKS funds.

3. All TaSSKS convenors shall submit the TaSSKS meeting’s minutes and

Funds Utilization Report every quarter to TaSSKS cell at HQ.

4. Separate records in respect of TaSSKS funds will be maintained like voucher

file, bills file, cashbook, quotation files, stock register etc. and will be made

available to inspecting officers at the time of their visit of the Institute.

5. Proper follow up action at HQ Level for streamlining the functioning of

TaSSKS in institutes, maintenance of records, proper supervision of work

done through TaSSKS and utilization of funds should be reflected in

inspection reports of TaSSKS Cell, DTTE.

6. Once in a quarter the TaSSKS Cell at DTTE will meet TaSSKS Chairpersons

and listen to their problems and try to sort them out at HQ. level and should be

directed for required follow up action at higher level and for providing

support to the convenor in dealing with concerned outside agencies like

Police, PWD,MCD Horticulture, DISCOM, DJB etc. Minutes of meetings

should be circulated to all concerned of the meeting.

CONSTITUTION OF TASSKS IN RESPECT OF GOVT. POLYTECHNICS/BTC/ITIS/ CSI

1 2 3S.No

Name of ITI’s/ Polytechnic’s

Composition of TaSSKS

AMBEDKAR POLYTECHNIC Patpar Ganj Road (Opp. Madhuban), Shakarpur, Delhi-92

ARYABHATT POLYTECHNIC G.T.K. Road, Delhi-10033

COMMERCIAL & SECRETARIAL INSTITUTE G.B. Pant Polytechnic Campus Hostel Building, Okhla, Ph-III, New Delhi-20

1 CHAIRMAN Sh. C.M. Aggarwal, President, Patparganj Industrial Association, A-16, Jhilmil Industrial Area, G.T.Road, Shahdara, Delhi – 110 095. Ph.:31030737

Sh. D.P. Goyal, CMD, M/s Goyal Engg., 34, Transport Centre, Punjabi Bagh. Ph.:28314780

Sg. Rajan Sharma, Gen. Secy. Okhla Industrial Estate Association, E-34, Kirti Nagar, New Delhi-15. Ph.:9810068739

2 VICE-CHAIRMAN

Sh. A.K. Kaul, CEO, Horizon Ind. Product Pvt. Ltd, Daryaganj

Sh. Ashok Gupta, President, Dal & Besin Miller Association, C-42 A, Dr.Lohiya Industrial Area, Lawrence Road, Delhi – 110 035. Ph.:9810030614

Sh. Kamal Chibba, Joint Secy., Okhla Industrial Estate Association, B-136, Mount Kailash Opp. DPS School, New Delhi

3 RWA MEMBER Sh. Kanchi Lal, President Preet Vihar RWA, G-226, Preet Vihar, Delhi – 110 092 Ph.:22420021

Sh. Parmanand Sharma, President, Shakti Nagar Extn. RWA, C-53, Shakti Nagar Extn., Delhi – 110 052 Ph.: 27212937

Sh.Arun Sinha, Gen.Secy, RPS Colony, M.B.Road, New Delhi – 62. Ph.: 9810363440

4 GOVERNMENT NOMINEE

Dr. Anil Kumar, Dy. Secy.(Home)

Sh. Ajay Garg, Dy. Secy. (Finance)

Sh. Rajesh Chopra, Dy. Secy. (Vigilance)

5 PROMINENT SENIOR CITIZEN

Sh. Shankar Chaturvedi H-42 Vijay Chowk, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi

Sh. O.P. Soni, Convenor, Ashok Vihar Sr. Citizen Association

Sh. Rajesh Danwar, D-1, Shyam Nagar, Okhla, New Delhi

6 NGO Smt. Motia Garg, President, Women Welfare Self Employment Society

Dr. Vinod Kathuria, Exe. Member, Navjyoti Educational Society, E-2/480, Sultanpuri, Delhi-41, Ph.31028263

Sh. Rajesh Sharma, Ex. Member, SARJANA

7. RETIRED FACULTY MEMBER

Sh. R.M. Garg, H.No. 2/41, Roop Nagar, Delhi

Sh. Virender Kumar Sharma, 109, Sharda Apartments, West Enclave, Pitampura, Delhi-34

Sh. S.R. Vats, Retd. F.I. From ITI Jahangirpuri

8 FACULTY MEMBER/INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF

Smt. Neeru Mehta, Lecturer (Electronics & Instrumentation)

Sh. K.K. Chaudhary, Training & Placement Officer

Sh. Arun Kumar Chaudhary, Lecturer

9 NON INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF

Sh. Hemant Kishore, Junior Accounts Officer

Sh. Ashok Kumar, PTI Sh. R.K. Thukral, Head Clerk

10 STUDENT REPRESENTATI

Sh. Puneet Gupta, Student of Instrumentation &

Sh. Naveen Singh Bisht, Trainee of Mech. Engg.

Sh. Tarun Kumar Sharma, F/T B.O.A.

VE Control Deptt. Student11 EX.STUDENT

REPRESENTATIVE

Sh. Ritesh Mumgai, A-56, lane No.8, East Vinod Nagar, Delhi-91

Sh. Deepak Kumar Jha, C-23, Nanhe Park, Uttam Nagar, New Delhi-44

Sh. Anand Krishnan, 285, Tilak Khand, Giri Nagar, Kalkaji, New Delhi

12 CONVENER/ MEMBER SECRETARY

Dr. (Mrs.) Amita Dev, Principal

Sh. Vimal Dimri, Principal

Sh. Vimal Dimri, Principal

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G.B. PANT POLYTECHNIC Okhla Industrial Estate, Phase-III, New Delhi-110020

GURU NANAK DEV CO-ED POLYTECHNIC Rohini, Sector-15, Delhi-85

KASTURBA POLYTECHNIC FOR WOMEN Prem Bari Pul, (Near T.V. Tower), Pitam Pura, Delhi-88

1 CHAIRMAN Sh.D.K. Jain, President, Okhla Industrial Estate Association, Exhibition Block, Okhla Indl.Estate Ph-III, Okhla, N.Delhi- 20PH.:26847457 / 26847602

Sh. Ish Mehra, President, Udyog Nagar Factory Owners Association, F-2, Udyog Nagar Indl.Complex, Rohtak Road, Delhi-41.mPH.:25472448 / 25471581

Sh. Sita Ram Bansal President of Wazirpur Small Industries Area, Pitam Pura, 24 block, FD, Pitampura, Delhi – 88 Ph.:9311160882

2 VICE-CHAIRMAN

Sh. M.S. Thakar Partner, Manufacturers Commercial Food Service Equipment, 158, Golf Links, N.Delhi- PH.:9810078028

Sh. Kamal Kiran Seth General Secretary, Udyog Nagar, Factory Owners Association, F-2, Udyog Nagar Indl.Complex, Rohtak Road, Delhi-41, PH.:9818908400 / 25473608

Sh. Naresh Bansal Joint Secretary of Small Industries Area, Preashant Vihar D-215, Prashant Vihar, Delhi-85 Ph.9810112914

3 RWA MEMBER Sh. D.S. Chaudhary, President Kalkaji Bhagidari Coordination Committee, 9/7, Nehru Enclave, East Kalkaji Extn., N.Delhi-19 PH.9313704030

Sh. A.S. Chandhok, Gen. Secy. RWA BQ Block, Shalimar Bagh, BQ/160, 2nd floor, Shalimar bagh, Delhi- PH.;9811278705 / 27474120

Dr. Anuradha Anand Jt. Secy. ND-Block Pitampura RWA, ND-60, Visakha Enclave, Delhi-88 PH.:9810169233


Sh. Sandip Kumar Mishra PS to CM

Sh. Sanjiv Mittal, ADM (West)

Dr. Ajay Kumar Singla, DC (VAT)


Sh. Jalaluddin, Retd. Principal, 335/A, Batla House, P.O. Jamia Nagar, New Delhi-25

Sh. R.P. Beri, Secretary, Sr. Citizen Welfare Forum, Pitampura

Sh. G.L. Marwah, DGM (Retd.) 166, Kapil Vihar, Pitampura, Delhi

6 NGO Sh. Rajender Dangwal, Secy. Navjyoti Development Society, 101B, 15816, Vishwakarma Colony, ND-44

Sh. J. Dass Gupta, President, Baba Saheb Ambedkar Education Society, Bodhra, Plot No.13, Vikas Puri, New Delhi

Smt. Abha Malhotra, President Quality Edu. & Trg. Society, 371 Neelkanth Aptt., Sec-13, Rohini, Delhi


Sh. P.K. Sapra, Retd. Lecturer Mech. Engg., S-85, Ist Floor, G.K. Part-II, New Delhi

Sh. S.C. Sabharwal, C-5/32, Saraswati Vihar, Delhi

Prof. N.L. Sachdeva, BW-52D, Shalimar Bagh, New Delhi


Sh. Rajat Pardal, Lecturer (Mechanical Engg.)

Dr. M.D. Joshi, Lecturer, GND Polytechnic

Dr. (Mrs.) Sangita Passy, HOD, Kasturba Polytechnic


Sh. Raj Pal Singh, Junior Accounts Officer

Sh. Dhanesh Kumar, PTI, GND Polytechnic

Sh. C.P. Tripathi, TPO, Kasturba Polytechnic

10 STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE

Mr. Gaurav Chopra, Student Sh. Karan Dayal, Student, GND Polytechnic

Ms. Monika Singh, 2nd

Year, Fashion Designing

11 EX.STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE

Mr. M.M. Sharma, A-738, Sarojini Nagar, New Delhi-23

Sh. Pradeep Kumar Yadav , RZ-43,Raghu Nagar, Post Office, Delhi

Ms. Bharti Gaur, Qu-371, Vishakha Enclave, Pitampura, Delhi


Mr. I.J. Garg, Principal Sh. L.S. Negi, Principal, GND Polytechnic

Smt. Aarti Kapoor, Principal, Kasturba Polytechnic

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MEERA BAI POLYTECHNIC Maharani Bagh, New Delhi

PUSA POLYTECHNIC, Pusa New Delhi-110012

ITI ARAB KI SARAI, Arab Ki Sarai, Nizamuddin, New Delhi-110013

1 CHAIRMAN Sh. Mohan Gupta, MD, Precision Stampings, Member of PHD Chamber of Commerce, Friends Colony, 60A/3, Friends colony east, N.Delhi-65 Ph.: 41628713

Sh. S.K. Narula, President, Naraina Industrial Association Ph.-I &II, C/o.Narula Udyog India Pvt. Ltd., A-75, Naraina Indl.Area Ph-I, N.Delhi-28 Ph.: 25791561

Sh. Jitender Verma, President, Flatted Factory Enter. Association, E-Block, Flatted factory complex, Okhla ,N.Delhi-20 Ph.:9810014434.

2 VICE-CHAIRMAN Sh. Harish Arora, General Secretary, Okhla Industries Association Ph-I&II D-6/7, Lajpat Nagar, N.Delhi-24 Ph.:26822484

Sh. V.K. Chawla, President, Naraina Small Industry Welfare Association, A/3, Plot.NO.15&16, Office cumshopping complex, Naraina Indl.Area Ph-I, N.Delhi-28 Ph.:9810160150

Sh. Sunil Srivastava, GM(HR) with M/s Ansur Multitech India Ltd., B-123 Okhla Ph-I, N.Delhi-20 Ph.:9810896699

3 RWA MEMBER Sh. Surinder Kumar Bansal, Hony. Secy. RWA Maharani Bagh, D-7, Maharani Bagh, Ndelh-65 Ph.:26315803 /26315813

Sh. C.B. Budgujjar, Exe. Member, Federation of Naraina Vihar RWAs Ph.:25770311 / 9811933341

Sh. Vidur Shroff, Exe. Mem. RWA Nizammuddin area, 20, Nizammuddin East, New Delhi Ph.:24359974 / 24355488


Sh. Kulanand Joshi, Dy. Secy. (Bhagidari)

Sh. R.N. Sharma, Director (Finance)

Ms. Sonika Singh, Dy. Director (Social Welfare)


Smt.Geeta Bhargav, Hony.Secretary, Defence colony RWA PH.:9810442251

Sh. O.P. Gulati, Gen. Secy. West Patel Nagar Sr. Citizen Council

Mrs. Batra, Ex. Principal of Doon School and presently Social Worker, G-42, Nizammuddin West, New Delhi

6 NGO Sh. B.C. Bhardwaj, Project Manager, Somdatt Foundation, BH-502, Abhimanyu Apptt., Vasundhara Enclave, Delhi-

Sh. U.N.V. Rai, President, Urvi Vikram Charitable Trust, Ramesh Nagar, ND-15

Mrs. Neelam, Working for little Children in Dewels, 86, Sarai Kale Khan, New Delhi


Mrs. R. Darbai, B-30, Pamposh Enclave, GK-I New Delhi

Sh. I.M. Kapoor, 7/1, South Patel Nagar, Ist Floor, New Delhi

Sh. R.I. Chhabra, Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi-24


Sh. Amrit Singh, Training & Placement Officer

Sh. R.C. Bharani, ITLO Sh. K.K. Narwal, Group Instructor

9 NON -INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF

Sh. Praveen Kumar, UDC Ms. Lalita Singh, PTI Sh. Sanjay Kumar Bhargava, Junior Accounts Officer


Ms. Pallavi, Studying in ECE Deptt.

Sh. Ajit Kumar, Student Electronic Comm.

Sh. Jugnu Panchal, Trainee of D/Man (Mech.)


Ms. Shilpi Vohra, P-15A, Sriniwaspuri, New Delhi

Sh. Narender Kumar, 8/89, Ramesh Nagar, New Delhi

Sh. Onkar Nath, Gali No.1, H.No. 1, Molad Bunk Extn. Badarpur, New Delhi


Mrs. N. Gupta, Principal Sh. R.L. Yadav, Principal Sh. D.P.S. Verma, Principal

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VEER SAVARKAR BASIC TRAINING CENTRE, Pusa, New Delhi-110012

ITI MORI GATE (W) Gokhle Road, Delhi-110006

ITI JAFFARPUR Ch. Brahm Parkash I.T.I., Jaffarpur, New Delhi-73

1 CHAIRMAN Sh. B.K. Jain, Chariman, Naraina Small Industry Welfare Association, Naraina, Delhi C-117, Naraina Indl.Area Ph-I, N.Delhi-28 PH.:25799610

Sh. R. Grover, President, Jhandewalan Flatted Factory Association, New Delhi , F&G Block, Flatted factory complex, Jhandewalan, N.Delhi – 55 Ph.:23524569 / 23542756

Sh. R.N. Gupta, President, Federation of Delhi Small Industries Association, A-72, Naraina Industrial Area, Delhi Ph.:25795256

2 VICE-CHAIRMAN

Sh. Umesh Arora,Gen. Secy., Naraina Small Indsutries Welfare Association, Naraina, B-243, Naraina Industrial Area, Delhi – 28Ph.:9810177220

Sh. N.K. Nagpal, DGM (Marketing), Jullundar Motor Agency, Jhandewalan, New Delhi, 2E/5, Jhandewalan Extn., N.Delhi-55 PH.:23532985

Sh. Hardeep Singh, President, Nangli Sukrawati Small Scale Industries Association, Plot No.46, Najafgarh, New Delhi Ph.:98120174740

3 RWA MEMBER Wg Cdr. S. Prakash, President, Federation of Naraina Vihar, RWAs, B-162, Naraina Vihar, N.Delhi-28 Ph.:9899655382

Sh. Moti Lal Gupta, President, Tractor and Agri. Parts Merchants Association, Mori Gate, Delhi Ph.: 23929207 / 9810729207

Sh. Ved Prakash, Vice President, Adarsh Gramin Samaj, 70, Quazipur, New Delhi Ph.:9818091098


Sh. Vinay Kumar, ADM (HQ)

Sh. Ajay Kumar Bisht, D.C. (VAT)

Sh. A.K. Kaushal, ADM (New Delhi)


Sh. K.L. Sharma, STA (Retd.), 37/5, 3rd Floor, West Patel Nagar, ND-08

Sh. Raj Narain, 3756/2, Kucha Mohatter Khan, Mori Gate, Delhi-6

Sh. Harswaroop Sharma

6 NGO Sh. R.B. Prashant, President, Kalyanam, 41/1407, DDA Flats, Madangir, ND-44

Sh. Diganta Kumar, President, Rain Foundation Kush, 101, 66, I.P. Estn. Delhi-92

Sh. Christopher Bhatty, Christopher Career Institute, 14, Surya Kunj, Part-I, Kali Piao, Najafgarh, New Delhi-43


Sh. N.K. Dhanwantri, B-12/168, Dev Nagar, New Delhi

Sh. S.R. Bansal, Retd. Supervisor from ITI Jahangirpuri

Sh. Delel Singh, Vill & P.O. Goela Tajpur, Najafgarh, New Delhi-73


Sh. Anil Gupta, Craft Instructor,, 523, Pkt-I, Paschim Puri, New Delhi-63

Ms. Kanwaljeet Kaur, C.I. Steno

Sh. Suresh Yadav, Group Instructor


Sh. A.K. Bhargava, Junior Accounts Officer

Sh. Ashok Uppal, AAO Sh. Mahesh Dhankhad, Junior Accounts Officer


Sh. Kuljeet Singh, Bonafide Trainee

Ms. Indu, Trainee of Electronics Sr.

Sh. Raj Kishore, Trainee of Plumber Trade


Sh. Raman Bakshi, 28/5, West Patel Nagar, New Delhi

Ms. Raj Bala, 3723 Kuncha Mohattter Khan, Mori Gate, Delhi-6

Smt. Abhilasha, 763, G-III, Janta Flat, Hastsal, New Delhi


Sh. Ajay Vashisht, Principal Ms. Kalpna Goyal, Principal

Sh. Rajiva Malik, Principal

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ITI JAIL ROADJail Road, Hari Nagar, Delhi-110064

ITI JAHANGIRPURI Industrial Training Institute, ‘K’ Block, Jahangir Puri, Delhi-33

ITI KHICHRIPUR Khichri Pur, Mayur Vihar, Ph-I, Delhi-110091

1 CHAIRMAN Sh. O.P. Kapoor, President, Maya Puri Indsutrial Welfare Association, B-7, Mayapuri Ph-I,, N-Delhi-64, Ph.:25141438 / 25192344

Sh. Roshan Lal Garg, President, DSIDC SFS Entrepreneurs Association, B-4, DSIDC, Engineer Complex, Mangol Puri Ph-I, Delhi Ph.:9810647695

Sh. Sushil Aggarwal, President Small Wire Drawers Association, Plot No.12, Gali No.4, Friends Colony, Shahdara, Delhi PH.:22283199

2 VICE-CHAIRMAN

Sh. H.K. Chaudhary, Gen. Secy., Mayapuri Small Scale Ind. Welfare Association, B-21, Mayapuri Indl.Area Ph-II, N.Delhi-64 Ph.:28113205

Sh. Prabhat Jodhani, Secretary, SMA Mfrg. Welfare Asso., 118, SMA Co-op Indl. Estate, GT Karnal Road, Delhi Ph.:9811061565

Sh. S.N. Mittal, Vice-President, Patparganj F.I.E. Enter. Association, 80, Functional Ind. Estate, Patparganj, Delhi-92 Ph.:22283199

3 RWA MEMBER Lt. Col. Mrs K. Bajaj Gen. Secy., WZ-276, G-Block, Hari Nagar, New Delhi PH.:9871051447

Sh. Kapil Kumar Aggarwal ,President Mangolpuri, Development Welfare Society, G-332, Mangolpuri, Delhi Ph.:9818127336 / 69522961

Sh. H.D. Joshi, President, Pocket-IV Phase-I RWA, 149-D, Pocket-4, Mayur Vihar-I, Delhi Ph.:22718177 / 9350683670


Sh. Deepak Virmani, Dy. Secy. (IT)

Sh. Vishwendra, SDM (Vasant Vihar)

Sh. G.L. Meena, Joint Commissioner (VAT)


Sh. Shyam Lal Sharma, BE-116, Gali No.2, Hari Nagar, New Delhi

Sh. Jai Prakash, Ex-foreman (DJB), F-1/160-161, Rohini, Delhi-85

Sh. Vikram Singh Gautam, Social Worker, 9/141, Khichripur, Delhi-91

6 NGO Mrs. Reeva Sood, Ex. Director, M/s Ind. Care

Sh. Balbir Singh, President, Dr. Ambedkar Mission, Women & Child Programme, B-649, Jahangirpuri, Delhi

Sh. Beer Singh, President, Bhimrao Ambedkar & Siksha Samiti, B-153, Gali No.1, Rajvir Colony, Gharoli


Sh. S.N. Juneja, Principal (Retd.), D-36, Janakpuri, New Delhi

Sh. Piare Lal, H. No. 6, Block A1/3, Sector-5, Rohini, Delhi-110085

Sh. Ratan Singh, Village Khichripur, Delhi-91


Sh. Vijay Chaudhary, Foreman Instructor

Sh. Jagdish Kumar, S.I. Sh. Satveer Singh, Craft Instructor Electrician


Sh. Babu Lal, Office Supdt. Smt. Vinod Dhingra, Officer Supdt.

Sh. Pawan Kumar, Office Supdt.


Sh. Trilok Chand, Trainee of D/Man (Civil)

Sh. Sanjeev Sharma, Trainee of D/Man (Mech.)

Sh. Amit Kumar, Student


Sh. Rajan Makol, JM-5, Beriwala Bagh, Suchash Nagar, New Delhi

Sh. Inder Pal Singh, S-1/102, Old Mahabir Nagar, New Delhi-18

Sh. Viveknand, 84C, D-II, Kondli Gharoli DDA Flat, M.V. Ph-III, Delhi


Sh. S.K. Vermani, Principal Sh. Anil Kumar, Principal Sh. J.K. Singh, Principal

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ITI MALVIYA NAGARMalyviya Nagar, New Delhi-110017

ITI NAND NAGARI Industrial Training Institute, Nand Nagri, Delhi-110093

LALA HANS RAJGUPTA INDUSTRIAL TRAINING INSTITUTE DSIDC Complex, Narela, Delhi-110040

1 CHAIRMAN Sh. A.K. Sood, President, Okhla Industrial Area (Phase-I-II) Asso., D-79, Okhla Industrial Area. Ph.:26812408 /9810022633

Sh. K.K. Chaku, President, Friends Colony Industrial Association, 26, Lane No.3, Friends Colony Indl.Area. G.Troad, Shahdara, Delhi – 95 Ph.: 22593287 / 9810126605

Sh. Basant Somani, President, Narela Industrial Comp. Welfare Asso., D-1638, DSIDC Indl. Area Narela, Delhi Ph.:27782608 / 9810126501

2 VICE-CHAIRMAN

Sh. Tilak Raj, Vice President, Okhla Industrial Area (Phase-I-II) Asso., D-79, Okhla Industrial Area. Ph.:26389212

Sh. V.N. Sharma, Director, N.C. Components Pvt. Ltd. 481, Patparganj Industrial Area Ph.:32934456

Sh. Naresh Kumar Mehra, Member FICCI, Exe. Member of SPM Indl. Park Welfare Asso., Sec-5, Bawana Indl. Area, Delhi Ph.:9312215310

3 RWA MEMBER Sh. R.K. Dhir, President, Sahyog, The Confederation of RWAs, H-5/10, Malviya Nagar, New Delhi

Sh. Jagdish Prasad, General Secretary, Picket ‘A’ MIG Flats RWA, 56-A, GTB Enclave, Nand Nagari, Delhi-93 Ph.:55286978

Sh. K.D. Garg, President, Nai Basti Narela RWA 2100, Nai Basti, Narela Mandi, Delhi-40 Ph.: 27282856 / 20512625 / 9811167130


Sh. Sanjeev Ahuja, D.C. (Excise)

Sh. Anil Banka, Dy. Secy. (PWD)

Sh. V.K. Harit, Secy. State Elect. Comm.


Sh. G.S. Baijal, C-27, Geeranjali Enclave, New Delhi-17

Sh. Prakash Chand, A- Block, H.No. 6/517, East of Loni Road, Shahdara, Delhi

Sh. Raghuni Mehto, 22-A, Kureni Narela, Delhi-40

6 NGO Sh. Prashant Sharma, Ex-student of ITI Malviya Nagar, President of RKS Educational Society an active NGO

Sh. B.S. Gautam, Chairman, Omkari Siksha Samiti, 1449/1, Shiva Marg, Durga Puri, Shahdara, Delhi

Sh. Jai Bhagwan G.S. Rural Dev. Org., J-1225, Jahangirpuri, Delhi-33


Sh. Shubh Ram Bharti, M-2, Village Lado Sarai, P.O. Mehrauli, New Delhi

Sh. Radhey Shayam Sharma, 1/4521, Mondoli Marg Ram Kumar, Shahdara, Delhi-32

Sh. H.P. Goel, Old Mandi Narela, Delhi


Sh. Bhupinder Khatri, Craft Instructor

Sh. N.K. Bedi, Craft Instructor

Sh. Mahavir Singh, C.I. Electronics


Sh. R. S. Bisht, Junior Accounts Officer

Sh. R.K. Gaur, UDC Sh. Sanjay Sharma, UDC


Sh. Ashok Kumar, Student of COPA Trade

Sh. Tek Chand, Student of Inst. Mech. Trade

Mr. Tonny, Turner Junior


Sh. Devender, H.No. 1565/30, Vijay Nagar, Kakrol Road, Sonepat, Haryana-131001

Sh. Santhosh Kumar Shukla, C-8/27, Dahal Pur Extn. Near Pusta Road, Delhi-94

Sh. Yogesh Kumar, Sec-15, Rohini, Delhi-85


Sh. B. S. Negi, Principal Sh. Jewel Kujur, Principal Sh. B. Mohd. Hussain,, Principal

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ITI PUSAPusa Compus,New Delhi-110002

ITI SHAHDARAShahdara, Vivek Vihar, Delhi-110095

ITI SIRI FORT (W)Siri Fort, New Delhi-110012

1 CHAIRMAN Sh. Kapil Chopra, President, Delhi Chamber of Commerce, MD, Bentax Poly, A/8, Naraina Indl. Area PH-II, N.Delhi-28 Ph.:9811792342

Sh. Harbhajan Singh, President, Jhilmil Industrial Area, G.T. Road, Shahdara, Delhi-110095 Ph.:22291516 / 22290203

Sh. Vinay Jain, President, PHD Chamber of Commerce, PHD House, Siri Fort House, New Delhi. Ph.:9868238038

2 VICE-CHAIRMAN

Sh. Y.N. Bhargava, President, Mohan Co-operative Industrial Estate Ltd., Sardar Mohan Singh Building, Connaught Lane, New Delhi Ph.:23412418

Sh. N.C. Garg, Ex. Member, Patparganj Enterprises Welfare Association, A-4, Preet Vihar, Delhi Ph.:9811417978

Sh. Surinder S. Khera, Chairman, M/s Snow Whilte Apparels Ltd., 604, Chiranjiv Tower, 43, Nehru Place Ph.:26388936 / 37 / 41

3 RWA MEMBER Sh. Mohd. Basir, President, Central Govt. Employees Welfare Association, 59/3, Havlook Square (Block-58 to 79), Kali Bari Marg, New Delhi Ph.:23364046

Sh. K. S. Verma, President, RWA R- Block, Dilshad Garden , 16 A, Dilshad Garden, Delhi – 95 Ph.:22599775 / 9871836753

Sh. Vishnu Sinha, President, Federation of Triveni-II RWA’s, New Delhi PH.:9810564563


Dr. Subhash Chandra, GM, SC/ST/FDC Ltd.

Sh. Sanjeev Pandey, Deputy Excise Officer (Excise Deptt.)

Sh. S.K. Jain, Sr. G.M. Delhi Consumer Co-operative Wholesale Store


Sh. Umesh Arora, Gen. Secy., Industries Welfare Association, A-3, Plot No.15-16, Naraina Indl. Area, New Delhi-28

Sh. O.P. Sehgal, President, Federation of Mayur Vihar Ph-I RWAs

Sh. G.M. Chopra, Sr. Citizen Welfare Forum, G.K.

6 NGO Sh. Azad Singh. Exe. Member, Ujala Welfare Society, T-591, Baljeet Nagar, New Delhi-8

Smt. Aasha Srivastava, President, Mahila Uthan Jan Kalian & Vikas Sewa Samiti, G-1/1154-A. Mansarover Park, Shahdara, Delhi

Mrs. Sapna, Secretary, Society for advancement of village economy (SAVE) 249 A, J&K Pkt, Dilshad Garden


Sh. Raghubir Singh, Patel Nagar, Delhi

Sh. Jagmohan Singh, Craft Instructor (Retd.) H.No. 213, Bholanath Nagar, Shahdara, Delhi

Sh. A.N. Gangula, J-89, 1st Floor, Dilshad Colony, Delhi-95


Sh. V.B. Gaur, Group Instructor

Sh. Rajinder Singh, Group Instructor

Miss. Archna Sharma, Craft Instructor


Sh. Vinod Bakshi, Officer Supdt.

Sh. Prem Kumar, Vice Principal

Mrs. Pushpa Bora, Assistant Store Keeper


Sh. Rahul Sharma, Trainee of Instrument Mechanic

Sh. Ravinder Kumar, Trainee of Tractor Mechanic

Miss Bharti, Trainee


Sh. Pratik Sharma, Ex Student of ITI, Pusa

Sh. Parmanand Sharma, 1/1154-A, MS Park, Shahdara,

Miss. Saraswati Bisht, Qtr. No.1, ITI, Sirifort Campus


Sh. Vijay Kumar, Principal Smt. Shashi Vasudeva, Principal

Smt. Ratna Dass, Principal

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ITI DHEERPUR Sir C.V. Raman Industrial Training Institute, Dheerpur, Delho-110009

ITI TILAK NAGAR (W) Tilak Nagar, New Delhi-110018

1 CHAIRMAN Sh. Surjit Singh, President, Manufacturer’s Association DSIDC Inds. Compelx, SFS 2nd

Category, Shed No. 9, Rohtak Road, New Delhi Ph.:25478327

Sh. Bal Krishan President, Kirti Nagar DSIDC Complex Association, C-36, DSIDC Packaging Complex, Kirti Nagar, New Delhi-110015

2 VICE-CHAIRMAN

Sh. Paras Ram Sharma, Vice- President, BPIT

Smt. Surekha Malik, President, Saibaba Technical Educational Society, RZE-II/24, New Roshanpura, Najafgarh, New Delhi PH.:25015911 / 9810516527

3 RWA MEMBER Sh. Hari Kumar Gupta, President, Brother-hood Society (Model Town) RWA, C-3/2, Hari Bhawan, Model-III, Town, Delhi Ph.:27218207 / 27425253

Sh. Anil Khanna, President, Tilak Nagar East RWA, 7/38, Tilak Nagar, New Delhi-18 Ph.:9810959461


Sh. Sarvan Bagaria, SDM (Darya Ganj)

Sh. Krishan Kumar, ADM (NW)


Sh. R.K. Gupta, Retd. Principal, 2/49, Nirankari Colony, State Bank Wali Gali, Delhi

Sh. Fakir Chand Dhal, 24/35, 1st

Floor, Tilak Nagar, New Delhi-18

6 NGO Dr. Rajendra Ravi, Director, The Institute for Democracy and Sustainability IDS I-A, Goela lane, Underhill Road, Civil Lines, New Delhi

Sh. A.P. Singh, Exe. Member, Shri Sai Baba Technical Educational Society, RZE-II/24, New Roshanpura, Najafgarh, New Delhi-43


Sh. D.L. Sharma, Retd. F.I. from DTTE, RV-293, Pitampura, Delhi-88

Sh. M.L. Chandana, Lecturer in Electronics (Retd.)


Ms. Kavita Yada, Language Instructor

Smt. Gian Kaur, Craft Instructor (Cutting & Sewing)


Sh. Arun Kumar, Store Keeper Sh. Wazir Chand, Working as Workshop Assistant


Sh. Ravi Shankar Sharma, Student Trade Welder

Miss Manpreet Kaur, Trainee of Dress Designing Trade


Sh. Manjeet Singh, 2086/162, Ganesh Pura, Tri Nagar, Delhi

Miss Babita, W-2, Village Keshopur, Near Vikaspuri, P.O. Tilak Nagar, N.D.


Sh. Lok Pal, Principal Smt. Anita Christnina, D, Principal

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