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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY) Ministry of Communications & Information Technology

ELECTRONICS INDIA

e-NEWSLETTER …. For Electronics System Design & Manufacturing (ESDM) Sector

Year 4 | Vol. 28: February 2014

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY)

Ministry of Communications & Information Technology

From Chief Editor’s Desk

Dear Readers,

The Electronics System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM)sector is dominated with global giants like Intel, CISCO, Broadcom, Qualcomm, Samsung, Nokia, IBM, HP, Dell, Bosch, GE, TSMC, Sony, Panasonic, Huawei, Acer, Asus, HTC, to name a few. As a result we tend to ignore the contribution of SMEs. The SMEs are nimble-footed, lean and flexible. They are quicker in technology assimilation and in technological advancements due to their entrepreneurial nature. Not surprisingly, despite presence of big names as mentioned above, SMEs are the backbone of the strong electronics industries in countries like Taiwan, Japan, South Korea and China. Even in Germany, growth of medical electronics and industrial electronics industry is powered by SMEs. Israel has pioneered the start-up culture. In India, it is no different. We need to actively support the SMEs as part of our agenda to promote ESDM. Given that most of the Indian ESDM units fall under SME category, this is not a matter of choice. It is with this objective that the support under Modified SIPS was reduced to units investing as low as `1 Crore. Electronic Manufacturing Cluster (EMC) scheme has been created to support common facilities which individual SMEs may find difficult to set up. Two specific infrastructure facilities coming up for SMEs are the Bhiwadi Greenfield EMC being promoted by ELCINA and the Common Facility Centre being set up in Electronic City, Bengaluru by ELCIA.

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To promote start-ups, the National Policy on Electronics envisages setting up of Incubators. One such incubator has been recommended by Working Group on ESDM to be set up by STPI in Delhi. The Venture Capital Fund also provide necessary risk capital to start ups. Electronic Development Fund (EDF), envisaged in the National Policy on Electronics is meant for that purpose. While EDF approval remains in pipeline, it is heartening to see other venture funds being set up. KITVEN Fund in Karnataka is one such example. SIDBI is also proposing another national Fund. Walden India Fund should also be reality soon. The Electronics India B2B platform created by DeitY on its website www.deity.gov.in/esdm is also meant to facilitate the collaboration needs of the SMEs. The platform hosts requests for joint ventures, technology collaborations etc. DeitY is also encouraging mother PSUs like ECIL, BHEL, HAL, BEL, etc. to undertake vendor development programmes. The vendors of these major organizations can benefit from the various policy initiatives which Government has instituted to support the Electronics System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM) sector. Recently, DeitY has approved two new schemes which are also aimed to further encourage the SMEs in the country. One of the schemes provides for financial assistance to SMEs for meeting stipulated standards. Under this scheme, assistance is available getting products tested to conform to standards prescribed by Government of India under its Compulsory Registration Order as well as assistance for meeting stipulated standards for exporting to other countries/ regions. The other scheme is a national recognition of exemplary work in the ESDM sector by the industry. National awards have been institutionalized which will recognize units which show exemplary performance in terms of growth, innovation, export etc. Attractive cash prizes will accompany the national citation. Jai Ho SMEs. The ESDM sector beckons you. Please feel free to write with suggestions to strengthen the SMEs in the ESDM sector. Best wishes Dr. Ajay Kumar

National Scheme to Promote MSMEs in ESDM Aakash IV Tablet Rate Contract Finalised MSIPS Applications worth `76,500 Crore GoI Approves 2 FABs worth `63,000 Crore

For feedback and subscription, please contact: Mr. Kapil Sharma, Editor (Electronics India e-Newsletter) & Senior Consultant (Communication, Brand Building &

Investment Promotion), Electronics System Design & Manufacturing (PMU), Department of Electronics and Information Technology [DeitY], Ministry of

Communications & Information Technology, Electronics Niketan, 6 CGO Complex, New Delhi 110003, India

Email: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]| Phone: +91 11 24301281| Mobile: +91 97166 44444 | Fax: +91 11 24364185



National Scheme for Supporting MSMEs in the ESDM Sector

To recognize and motivate the Micro Small and Medium Scale Enterprises in the Electronic System Design &

Manufacturing (ESDM) sector, the Government of India (GoI) has announced a national scheme for the sector. The Scheme aims at providing financial support to MSMEs to promote manufacturing, to build quality into Indian manufacturing & also to encourage exporters. The support under the Scheme will be provided in the form of reimbursement to the manufacturers in the MSMEs. The scheme for providing financial support as Grant in Aid is expected to benefit the manufacturers, domestic industry, exporters in the electronics sector. The Scheme will provide GIA for the following activities: (i) Reimbursement of expenses relating to compliance of electronic goods with “Indian Standards”.

Total Grant Available: The total GIA for one model is limited to `1 Lac only. The Total GIA available under this section of the Scheme is `2 Crore for 200 models (max).

Purpose: Reimbursement of expenses relating to compliance of notified goods to Indian Standards notified by DeitY.

(ii) Reimbursement of expenses for testing and certification required for export.

Total Grant Available: The total GIA under the Scheme for one model is `1.25 Lac (max). The Total GIA available under this section of Scheme is `20 Crore for 800 models (max).

Purpose: Reimbursement of expenses for testing and certification required for export.

(iii) Development of Electronic Manufacturing Clusters by MSMEs

Total Grant Available: The Total GIA available under this Section of the Scheme for Development of Clusters is `2 Crore. The GIA of `10 Lac /Cluster (max) would be available for setting up of 20 Clusters.

Purpose: Reimbursement of expenses for diagnostic study, soft intervention and for preparing DPR etc.

Eligibility: (i) All the Micro, Small and Medium enterprises registered in India, as defined in the MSME Development Act are eligible under the Scheme. (ii) In case of EMCs, local industry association or State Govt agency or Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) for the purpose. Time Period : (i) The Scheme is for 2 years from the date of its notification for the MSMEs. (ii) The Scheme would be applicable for 2 years (max) or no. of models proposed under the Scheme or till the allocated budget is available for that particular area of the Scheme , whichever is earlier. For details, please contact Smt Asha Nangia, Director, DeitY (Email: [email protected]) or visit DeitY website www.deity.gov.in/esdm



mailto:[email protected]

http://www.deity.gov.in/esdm



MSIPS Investment Proposals Status (`Crore) as on 25th February 2014

Electronics Vertical Application Amount

( `Crore)

Semiconductors 63,750

Telecom Products 8,409

LED 2,010

Automotive Electronics 831

Hand-held devices 406

Consumer Electronics & Appliances 366

Industrial 265

Strategic Electronics 203

EMC 103

Avionics 98

Medical Electronics 51

Total Investment Proposals: `76,500 Crore

Total no. of Applications: 30 For further information please contact Deputy Director, Smt Vandana Srivastava ([email protected])

9th IESA Vision Summit 2014

Shri J Satyanarayana, Secretary, DeitY addressing IESA Vision Summit 2014 via Video Conferencing

The ninth edition of the IESA Vision Summit, the annual flag-ship event of the India Electronics & Semiconductor Association (IESA) was held on February 3-4, 2014 in Bengaluru. The biggest ever till date, Vision Summit 2014 was attended by over 630 national and global leaders; the summit also saw the highest ever participation from the government, with 8 state governments joining the summit during the two days. With 40 exhibition booths, the Vision Summit 2014 Expo was also the largest till date. Shri. J Satyanarayana, IAS, Secretary, DeitY, Government of India addressed the inaugural session. During the summit, IESA signed a MoU with Messe München International (MMI and launched DEFTRONICS - India's first ever platform for Aerospace and Defence electronics that is slated to be held in September 2014 along with Electronica and Productronica India. The event will be launched in Bengaluru in 2014 and will move to Delhi in 2015, and thereafter shuttle between the two cities.






National Launch of ESDM Courses by NIELIT

Dr. Ajay Kumar, JS, DeitY and Dr. Ashwini Kumar Sharma, MD, NIELIT addressing audience at the launch of ESDM skill certification scheme& PG Diploma Programme.

In an event held on Saturday, February 8, 2014 at NIELIT Calicut, the National Level Certification Scheme and All India PG Diploma Programme in VLSI and Embedded System in the Electronics Sector were launched by, Dr. Ajay Kumar, Joint Secretary, Department of Electronics and IT, Government of India in the presence of Dr. Mohd. Abdul Salam, Vice Chancellor, Calicut University and Dr. Ashwini Kumar Sharma, Managing Director, NIELIT. The courses launched were as follows:

Electronic System Manufacturing (ESM)-1, ESM-2 and Electronic System Design (ESD)-1 under NIELIT-ESDM Certification Scheme

All India Post Graduate Diploma in VLSI & Embedded Hardware Design

All India Post Graduate Diploma in ASIC Design and Verification

All India Post Graduate Diploma in Embedded Real Time Systems NIELIT-ESDM Certification Scheme & All India PG Diploma courses are to generate quality manpower in the area of Electronic System Design & Manufacturing. The scheme also aims to facilitate the ESDM ecosystem in India by utilizing the facilities and expertise available with the NIELIT Centres besides other training institutions in the Non-Formal sector. Implementing institutes are required to set up the required infrastructure to enable the students to have more time on practical sessions. The scheme is open to all private coaching institutes through accreditation mechanism. These courses will be on offer at select NIELIT Centres initially. Any NIELIT accredited centre across the country can also offer these courses. Accredited centres/ training providers interested in affiliations may contact the respective nodal centres for further details as given below:

ESDM Certification Scheme: NIELIT Chennai Centre [www.nielitchennai.edu.in, [email protected], [email protected]

All India PG Diploma courses: NIELIT Calicut Centre [www.calicut.nielit.in, [email protected], [email protected] For any other details please contact, the Training Officer, Shri Ripunjay Singh at [email protected]

MSIPS Technical Evaluation Committees (TEC)

In furtherance to para 8 of the MSIPS guidelines dated 07/10/2012, the following three Technical Evaluation Committees (TEC) have been

constituted vide Order dated 20/02/2014 for the application received under M-SIPS scheme to evaluate whether the proposed technology

is “State-of-the-Art” or “Not”.

1. Technical evaluation committee for products under M-SIPS in the vertical “Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS)”.

2. Technical evaluation committee for products under M-SIPS in the vertical “Medical Electronics”.

3. Technical evaluation committee for products under M-SIPS in the vertical “All Electronic Products IT/ Telecom/ Nano-Electronics/ Industrial Electronics/ Consumer Electronics/ Strategic Electronics / Electromechanical Components / Passive Components/ Consumable & Accessories / Power Supplies etc.” had been constituted vide order of even number dated 26/04/2013. However, the aforesaid committee has been reconstituted vide Order dated 20/02/2014.

For further details please contact Ms Vandana Srivastava, Addnl Director, DeitY ([email protected])











Five areas in Haryana, Maharashtra and MP notified as Brownfield Electronic Manufacturing Clusters

Five (5) New Brownfield Electronics Manufacturing clusters viz. • Bawal Tehsil, Haryana • Dharuhera, Sub Tehsil, Haryana, • Mumbai (includes Mumbai City District and Mumbai Suburban District) • Navi Mumbai (Includes Navi Mumbai Municipal limits area), Maharashtra and • Raisen, District Madhya Pradesh were notified on 19th February 2014. With notification of these new Brownfield clusters the total number of brownfield Electronic Manufacturing Clusters in the country for the purpose of MSIPS has now reached to 35 (till 28th February 2014) as given below:

S No. State Brownfield Electronics Manufacturing Cluster for MSIPS, scheme Cluster-ID

1

Andhra Pradesh

Districts of Hyderabad, Ranga Reddy & Medak, AP-1

2 Districts of Nellore & Chitoor, AP-2

3 Vishakhapatnam, District AP-3

4 Krishna, District AP-4

5

Haryana

District Gurgaon HR-1

6 Bawal Tehsil HR-2

7 Dharuhera Sub Tehsil HR-3

8

Himachal Pradesh

Block Kandaghat HP-1

9 Block & Urban body area, Solan HP-2

10 Block, Dharampur HP-3

11 Block, Nalagarh HP-4

12 Urban body area Nalagarh, HP-5

13 Urban body area Baddi HP-6

14 Urban body area Parwanoo HP-7

15 Karnataka

Districts of Bengaluru, Bengaluru Rural, & Tumkur KK-1

16 Mysore, District KK-2

17 Kerala

District Thiruvananthapuram KL-1

18 District Alappuzha, KL-2

19

Madhya Pradesh

Districts of Dewas, Indore & Dhar MP-1

20 Bhopal, District MP-2

21 Raisen District MP-3

22

Maharashtra

District Pune MH-1

23 Mumbai (includes Mumbai City District and Mumbai Suburban District) MH-2

24 Navi Mumbai (Includes Navi Mumbai Municipal limits area) MH-3

25 Puducherry Union Territory of Puducherry PD-1

26 Punjab Mohali-Greater Mohali Development Authority areas PB-1

27 Rajasthan District Jaipur RJ-1

28 Tamil Nadu Kancheepuram District TN-1

29 Uttar Pradesh Noida - Greater Noida Development Authority areas UP-1

30

West Bengal

Kolkata, District WB-1

31 Haldia, Development Authority area WB-2

32 Kharagpur, (Kharagpur area coming under Midnapore Kharagpur Development Authority) WB-3

33 Durgapur, (Durgapur area coming Under Asansol Durgapur Development Authority) WB-4

34 Siliguri, (Siliguri area coming under Siliguri-Jalpaiguri Development Authority ) WB-5

35 Howrah, District WB-6

For further details please contact Shri Sanjay Kaul, DeitY (Email: [email protected])








Two Semiconductor Wafer Fabrication Facilities in India Approved Government of India has approved setting up of two Semiconductor Wafer Fabrication (FAB) Manufacturing Facilities in India. These FAB units are to be set up by two business consortia, with the following broad project parameters: (i) M/s Jaiprakash Associates Limited (with IBM, USA and Tower Semiconductor Limited, Israel as partners) a) Project Cost: `34,399 Crore b) Technology: 90/65/45/28 nm c) Capacity: 40,000 WSPM d) Location: Yamuna Expressway, Uttar Pradesh (ii) M/s HSMC Technologies India Pvt. Ltd. (with ST Microelectronics and Silterra Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. as partners) a) Project Cost: `29,013 Crore b) Technology: 90/65/45/28/22 nm c) Capacity: 40,000 WSPM d) Location: Prantij, Gujarat Letter of intent will be issued to the two consortia shortly. The final agreements are expected to be signed by August 2014. The Empowered Committee has been authorized to take all decisions to implement the FAB projects in furtherance of the decision. As a next step, the two consortia will be required to submit Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) of their projects within four weeks of the issue of Letter of Intent. The DPR will be appraised by DeitY selected Consultants and thereafter necessary legal documental and signing of agreements would be done. DeitY has already initiated the process of selection of Consultants to appraise the DPRs which are expected from the two consortia. DeitY is also taking steps to empanel top legal firms for advising the Department on the legal agreements which would be signed by the two consortia. It may be recalled that the Government had in 2011 constituted an Empowered Committee (EC) to identify technology and investors and to recommend incentives to be provided to set up two FAB facilities in the country. The Empowered Committee had issued a Global Expression of Interest inviting technology providers and investors to set up the FAB facilities. This Committee submitted its recommendations to the Government in March 2013. The Cabinet, at its meeting held on 12.9.2013, considered the recommendations of the EC and accorded ‘in-principle’ approval to the two consortia referred to above and to the package of incentives. The Cabinet also decided that all other FAB manufacturers may also be appropriately and fully apprised of the quantum of subsidy/other benefits/support being offered for establishing FAB facilities in India. Such manufacturers may be asked to indicate their interest / send their responses on specified parameters to the Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY) within a period of four weeks. As decided by the Cabinet, the second Expression of Interest (EoI) was published, which clearly specified the project parameters required as well as the package of incentives being offered by Government of India. 106 potential FAB manufacturers across the world were also directly addressed. No new proposal has been received for setting up of a FAB as per EoI requirements. The steps taken pursuant to the aforesaid Cabinet decision have doubly assured the transparency of the entire process and also ensured a level playing field. For further details please contact Shri S K Marwah, Director, DeitY ([email protected])




CDAC Mohali Designed Digital Stethoscope to reduce prices significantly

In a small but important step in developing electronic devices for domestic needs, CDAC Mohali has developed a wireless Digital Stethoscope The device works with a wired headset as well as with a Bluetooth enables wireless headset. The heartbeat analysed through the device can be displayed on a mobile handset and the data can be stored on a laptop. Compared to a commercially available digital stethoscope, that costs about `60,000/-, CDAC developed Digital Stethoscope will cost around `6,000/- (prototype) plus `2,000/- for the Bluetooth Headset. The key features of the Wireless Digital Stethoscope: • Picks up sounds directly from the body surface • Improves low frequency sounds characteristics through the use of Advance filtering technique • Audio frequency band for heart and lung sounds:20 Hz to 320 Hz • Op Amp Gain: 40dB • Sampling rate: 4KHz with Sample Averaging • Wireless transmission over Bluetooth • Power supply: 3.6 V Chargeable Battery with on board charging • MCU based volume control • Analog output port for headphone • Battery life: 100 hours of continuous power operation • Handheld portable device • Supported by Mobile application to capture wireless data and plot the graph of acoustic signal from heart and lungs The trials of the device are presently underway. Technology transfer process is also likely to start shortly. Interested parties may contact Shri D.K. Jain (Executive Director), Telemedicine LAB & Bio-Medical, CDAC, Mohali ([email protected])



Aakash-IV Rate Contract with DGS&D The supply of Aakash-IV is one step closer. The rate contract for Aakash IV Tablet was concluded by DGS&D after a tender process that came to a close on 28th January 2014. The following vendors have been shortlisted for the rate contract: i. M/s East India Technology Private Limited ii. M/s Datawind Innovation iii. M/s Keltron iv. M/s Micromax Bhagwati v. M/s SISL info Tech Pvt Ltd vi. M/s ITI Ltd., Bengaluru The price accepted by them is `3569/- + excise duty @ of 7.6%, totaling `3840.28+ VAT extra and slab discount in five slabs. However, M/s Datawind and M/s SISL Infotech have lowered the prices accepting `3825.20 and `3828.50 inclusive of Excise Duty + VAT extra respectively. Further, M/s ITI Ltd., Bengaluru have accepted counter offered rates but have not accepted all slab discounts in 3 slabs out of five. The shortlisted vendors are required to submit their final samples to DG, CAC for final testing and approval. Thereafter they would be seeking registration of DGS&D for supply of Aakash-IV. The supply is expected to begin by March 2014. For further information please contact, Shri S K Marwaha, Director, DeitY ([email protected])





Scheme for Skill Development in Electronics System Design and Manufacturing to start in Five States

The Department of Electronics and IT (DeitY) had approved a scheme on 01.11.2013 for providing skill development in Electronics System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM) Sector. The scheme provides for 75 % of training fee as assistance for training courses identified by Electronics Sector Skills Council, Telecom Sector Skills Council and NIELIT. A total of 90,000 persons are to be supported under the scheme in 6 States/UTs in 5 levels of courses. The total outlay of the Scheme is `113.77 Crore. The scheme also provides for 100% fee reimbursement to 40% of the seats which would be reserved for the candidates belonging to SC/ST/Economically weaker sections. The selection of the States/UTs was to be done by an Empowered Committee Chaired by Secretary, DeitY. Now, based on the recommendations of the Empowered Committee, the States of Andhra Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir and Punjab have been approved for conducting the courses in all 5 Levels. In addition, the state of Kerala has been selected for the conducting the courses for three levels and the state of Uttarakhand has been selected for implementing the courses at the lower two levels. It is expected that at least one more State would be identified, based on the proposals received under the scheme. The said scheme is being implemented through respective States. A Nodal Implementation Agency has been identified by each of the States. The Nodal Implementing Agencies and their contact details in these States are as follows: Andhra Pradesh: Andhra Pradesh Society for Knowledge Networks Contact Person: Shri A. Amarnath Reddy (Email: [email protected], [email protected]) Jammu & Kashmir: Jammu and Kashmir e-Governance Agency (JaKeGA) Contact Person: Commissioner / Secretary, IT Deptt. (Email: [email protected]) Punjab: Society for Promotion of IT Industry in Punjab (SPITIP) Contact Person: Sh. Prabhjeet Singh Kukreja (Email: [email protected]) Kerala: Additional Skill Acquisition Programme (ASAP), Secretariat, Higher Education Department, Govt. of Kerala Contact Person: Sh. George Thomas K, Additional Secretary and Team Leader, ASAP (Email: [email protected]) Uttarakhand: Directorate of Technical Education, Uttarakhand Contact Person: Sh. R.P. Gupta, JS, IRDT (Email: [email protected]) An Expert Committee is being constituted to select a basket of courses which may be taken up under the scheme. The Expert Committee will consist of representatives of Electronics Sector Skill Council of India and the Telecom Sector Skill Council. The Sector Skill Councils have been asked to make suggestions on the courses which are relevant from industry perspective. Industry associations and other major employers of electronics manufacturing are also invited to send suggestions regarding specific courses which they expect the training programme may focus so that it meets their requirements of skilled manpower. NIELIT and the training partners of the Sector Skills Councils in the identified states are also expected to gear themselves up for providing training under the said scheme. They may, through their respective Sector Skills Council approach the Nodal Implementation Agency of the State. For further details please contact Shri Sanjay Kumar Vyas, Joint Director, DeitY ([email protected]) or Shri A K. Arora, Director, DeitY ([email protected]).















Indian Exports of (HS Code 90132000)

LASERS, OTHER THAN LASER DIODES (Unit: NOs.)

Top 5 destinations India’s Export

2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011

GERMANY HONG KONG U K

RUSSIA GERMANY CHINA P RP

U S A ISRAEL GERMANY

OMAN SINGAPORE HONG KONG

CHINA P RP U K FRANCE

2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 (Apr-Sep)

HONG KONG GERMANY U K

GERMANY U S A UNION OF SERBIA & MONTENEGRO

U S A ISRAEL U S A

U K U K ISRAEL

AUSTRIA SINGAPORE GERMANY

FIN, the hardware start-up from Kerala hits 100k USD funding

According to information furnished by Start-up Village, RHL Vision, a Kochi based Robotics Startup is taking the crowd funding route to raise USD 100,000 in 45 days to launch its product 'Fin', a wearable smart ring that can turn your palm into a gesture interface, to control multiple devices. 'Fin' is fitted with a bunch of sensors that can detect finger taps, swipes and identify various parts of the palm by calculating their distance from the thumb. It uses smart Low Energy Technology such as Bluetooth for communication with connected devices. It can transmit these natural gestures as commands to any connected Bluetooth device, such as a smartphone, a music player, a gaming console, a digital interface inside a car, a television set or a home automation device. It can support up to three devices at a time. Fin is the first hardware product developed by the company, which was one among the top 15 companies at the TechCrunch CES Hardware Battlefield in Las Vegas, in January 2014. The stylish thumb ring with gesture-control capabilities has been wowing technophiles with the sheer simplicity of its concept and its ease of use. The company has completed the Fin prototypes and testing. It is now gearing up to take the device into production. . For more information, please contact RHL Vision at Mobile: +91 8157890333 Email: [email protected]






Indian Imports of (HS Code90132000)

LASERS, OTHER THAN LASER DIODES Unit: NOS

Top 5 destinations India’s Import of

2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011

GERMANY GERMANY GERMANY

U S A U S A U S A

U K U K FRANCE

RUSSIA FRANCE U K

FRANCE AUSTRIA SWITZERLAND

2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014(Apr-Sep)

GERMANY U S A U S A

U S A GERMANY GERMANY

FRANCE U K ISRAEL

SWEDEN ISRAEL U K

U K FRANCE FRANCE

For detailed information on Government of India

policies, please visit

ESDM page on

www.deity.gov.in/esdm

Electronics India Collaboration Platform In its endeavour to encourage development of Electronics System Design & Manufacturing (ESDM) ecosystem in India, DeitY also helps various technology players to explore potential synergetic partners for technology transfer and joint ventures for electronics manufacturing. Electronics India e-Newsletter brings to the readers various technologies on offer and potential partners seeking various technologies. DeitY does not take any responsibility regarding the veracity of details furnished and interested parties are advised to verify all facts before entering into any collaboration. Technology on offer Digital Radion Mondaile (DRM). It is a Global Digital Radio standard by ITU and the only global open standard for digital radio, recognised worldwide. Applies equally for AM and FM offering FM quality in any case. Can cover large geographic areas as well as rural and local markets. Up to 4 programmes on 1 frequency. Option for stereo and even 5.1 Surround sound. Offers more than audio: Data and Multimedia (images, text, news etc.) as well as Emergency & Disaster Warning Alerts. Application: Emergency Information: Shortwave broadcast -> reaching trouble spots. Natural disaster strikes -> local communications infrastructure is OFF. Diveemo -> can reach disaster areas from far away. Diveemo -> guiding, informing and comforting the stricken people. Contact details: Ms. Ruxandra Oberja Chairperson, DRM Consortium ([email protected]) & Mr. Yogendra Pal, Hon Chairperson of the India Chapter of DRM Consortium ([email protected]) Technology/ Partnership/ JV Seeker Bhagyashree Industries, Hyderabad is an ISO 9001-2008, ISO 14001:2004 company operating in Electronics & LED Luminaries and is seeking Partnership or Joint Venture. The key products/ components of the company are Electronic Power-Supplies, LED Drivers, Adapters, and Battery Chargers etc. Contact details: Mr. Raghuram Patalay Email: [email protected] www.bhagyashreeindustries.com For more details regarding the said proposals visit www.deity.gov.in/esdm

Editorial Board

Chief Editor : Dr. Ajay Kumar, Jt. Secretary, DeitY Editor : Sh. Kapil Sharma, Sr. Consultant, DeitY Member : Dr. Debashis Dutta, GC, DeitY Member : Sh. Akhila Chandra Jha, DDG, DGFT Member : Sh. G. Prasad, Scientist E, MNRE Member : Sh. S.K. Marwaha, Director, DeitY Member : Dr. R. C. Chopra, Sr. Advisor, CII




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