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INDIAN SOCIETY OF ENGINEERING GEOLOGY

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Vol. 6 No. 1

April 2010

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From the Editor's Desk . . . From the Secretary's Desk . . .

The ISEG Council is glad to be back with this issue of the ISEG News. Having brought out all the issues of the News since its inception in Year 2004, it was extremely painful to have skipped the newsletter volume for the Year 2009. There were some teething problems at the beginning of the current term that stand resolved and we do hope to continue delivering what is expected of us. This includes the Proceedings Volume of the ISEG Seminar on “Challenges in Engineering Geology” held at Hyderabad in December 2008 that is being brought out as Journal of Engineering Geology Vol XXXVI. It is due for release shortly. We would appreciate if the members bear with us for the little lapses here and there.

We find ourselves in the middle of the ISEG Term 2009-2010 and have the satisfaction of some progress in the areas of training, events, meetings, etc. The Society's maiden training programme titled “Geotechnical Orientation Programme 2009” at New Delhi in October 2009 was a huge success. It attracted as many as 43 participants from 15 organisations. You will find a report on the programme in this issue. In another significant move, the Society has taken a courageous and ambitious step forward by announcing its first ever independent international event, viz International Conference on Underground Space Technology (ICUST), at Bangalore in January 2011. The National Institute of Rock Mechanics, under the dynamic leadership of President ISEG, and Director, NIRM, has taken the responsibility of hosting the event jointly with the ISEG.

In a welcome development, the ISEG has expanded its base and added a Regional Chapter in the Delhi-NCR area. The February 2010 inauguration of the Chapter coincided with the India visit of the IAEG Vice President of Asia Prof Faquan Wu of the China Academy of Sciences. The ISEG Gujarat Regional Chapter is also being reactivated and another Regional Chapter at Kolkata is in the offing. The trend is ominous and the Council hopes that many more regional chapters would be added in near future.

Its time again for the change of guard at the ISEG. Preparations have begun for reigning in the new Council that would take over charge in the AGM at Bangalore during ICUST in January 2011 and would steer the Society's affairs in 2011-2012. This issue carries the invitation for nominations of the new office bearers. I sincerely hope that the members would give the matter a serious consideration and nominate a team that would surpass the predecessors and enhance the reputation and standing of the Society. While picking up your nominations, please keep in mind that running the Society is a serious business and calls for selfless voluntary service from each one of the office bearers. Further, please do cast your vote when the time comes and improve the traditional pathetic vote turn out of about 20% during ISEG Elections.

This issue of the ISEG News is an important one and I urge you to spare some of your valuable time to go through the contents and do your bit in the interest of this prestigious Society.

With Season's Greetings and best wishes,Yours sincerely,

Yogendra DevaSecretary, ISEG

The ISEG News was launched in the year 2004 and its prime objective of this effort was to keep the members appraised of the activities of the Society and also whenever possible about the latest developments taking place in the field of Engineering Geology and geotechniques. This was considered important at that time as the intensity of activities in these fields in the country got sudden boost because the Government of India, in pursuit of planned rapid economic growth, decided to give due importance to development of basic infrastructure. Subsequently, the work necessary for development of infrastructural elements like highways, water resources projects took off on massive scale. In case of hydroelectric projects, 5000MW initiative was launched in 2004. Initially, after identifying the Projects and preparing Pre-Feasibility Reports (PFRs), it was planned to prepare the Detailed Project Reports (DPR) of the projects identified, obtain all the necessary clearances and then pass on the DPRs to Independent Private Producers (IPPs) for further development. However, along the way, there was a change in the thinking, the government decided not to pursue the projects further in state sector and these were allotted to private developers right at PFR stage. It meant that the responsibility of preparing the DPRs, obtaining the requisite clearances from various government ministries and departments shifted to individual developer. From the indifferent attitude of some of the private developers, lack of clear guidelines and uniform thinking of appraisal agencies, different perceptions of various ministries, lacklusture attempts being made by the respective State Governments to solve the problems being faced by the serious players in the field and non availability of vital data required to optimally plan a project are some of the aspects that appear to have affected the progress in this field to a great extent. It may also result in the government not achieving the targets in this field. It may be necessary for the government to make realistic appraisal of the situation, identify the problematic areas and make mid course corrections if the targets are to be achieved. The News was being released regularly by the Society regularly up to 2008. This continuity was broken as no issue could be brought out in 2009 due to unavoidable circumstances. This was really unfortunate and matter was taken seriously by the council. The council entrusted the responsibility of bringing out the next issue immediately to a small group so that members are updated and message goes out that the society is active. The undersigned has along with the other members of the group has attempted to fulfill the responsibility to his ability and bring out the latest issue. Besides other items, the issue includes notification for election on next council, report on launch of Delhi and NCR chapter of the Society and some constitutional amendments proposed for smooth functioning of the Society. The members are requested to send briefs about important developments in the field and also their reaction to the contents of this issue so that our pursuit of excellence continues and ISEG News reaches the members regularly.

(Y. P. Sharda)Guest Editor

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In a major development, the ISEG launched its training programmes in the form of the “Geotechnical Orientation Programme” at New Delhi during 28-30 October 2009. The Programme contents were custom designed for Professionals engaged in Engineering Geological and Geotechnical Engineering works related to field investigations, data processing and designs pertaining to river valley development, communication and other civil engineering projects. The focus was on major project components like river diversion/ storage structures, tunnels, underground chambers, slope cuts, etc. The Programme Core Group included Yogendra Deva (Ex-GSI), Secretary ISEG (Convenor), JK Yachu (NHPC Ltd.), Jt. Secretary ISEG (Coordination), Sharad Bhatnagar (NHPC Ltd.), Jt. Secretary ISEG (Co-ordination), Imran Sayeed (NHPC Ltd.), Council Member ISEG (Programme Liaisoning), Ashok Kumar (GSI), Council Member ISEG (Secretarial Support) and Akhouri Bishwapriya (GSI), Council Member ISEG (Secretarial Support).

The successful conduction of this useful Programme has been another milestone in the cherished history of the Society. The response to the Programme was overwhelming. Against a target group of 30 participants, in all 44 participants from 15 organizations attended the programme. The participants were given a registration kit containing, besides stationery, programme volume with handouts of Powerpoint presentations & back-up notes of all lectures, and a memento. Later, a Group Photograph taken just after the Inauguration along with Certificates and a soft copy of Powerpoint presentations in full were handed over to the participants during Valediction.

The lectures and faculty included:lIntroduction to Engineering Geology by Dr P.C.Nawani, NIRM (Ex-GSI)lEngg. Geology Data Presentation/ Interpretation by Sri Y.Deva, Ex-GSIlRock Mass Classification by Dr Gopal Dhawan, NHPClDrilling Practices Sri Dharam Pal, ConsultantlRock Mechanics Concepts and Testing by Dr A.K.Dhawan, Fugro Geotech Pvt. Ltd. (Ex-CSMRS)lSubsurface Excavation and Support Technology by Dr Gopal Dhawan, NHPClGeotechniques and Design of Cut Slopes by Dr V.M.Sharma, AIMIL (Ex-CSMRS)lDPR Preparation (Hydropower Projects) by Sri C.K.Sengupta, GSI

There were two hands-on sessions on Preparation of Engineering Geological Maps and Tunnel/ Drill Hole Logs, and Rock Mass Classification.

The Programme went off very smoothly with lots of interaction from the participants. The feedback from the participants was specially dsigned so as to get free and frank opinion which in turn will help designing such programmes in future. The feedback comprised two sheets, one signed sheet for comments on organizational issues and the other as a non-signed confidential sheet having unreserved comments on the Faculty in four categories, viz Excellent, Very Good, Good and Average. Repeated reminders to participants during the Programme led to receipt of as many as 41 Feedbacks. The overall break-up of feedback was - 45% Excellent, 32% Very Good, 17% Good and 6% Average. This is considered a free and frank feedback and rates the Programme as a very successful one.

A fine beginning having been made, it is proposed to use this platform for disseminating geotechnical awareness at all levels through different kinds of educative programmes.

A Report on Geotechnical Orientation Programme 2009New Delhi, 28-30 October 2009

(From Bottom Row to Top Row; Left to Right)Row No. 1: Mugdha Patwardhan (ICCSL), Vibhu Kaushal (NTPC), J. K. Yachu (NHPC), Yogendra Deva (Ex-GSI), P.C. Nawani (NIRM), C.K. Sengupta (GSI), Pushpalata (GSI), Imran Sayeed (NHPC), Ashok Kumar (GSI), Akhouri Bishwapriya (GSI)Row No. 2: Anirudra Bhattacharya (ICCSL), Mahesh Dutt (SJVNL), Basudeb Biswas (NHPC), Rohit Khanna (NHPC), Sanjay Pratap (Abir Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd.), Vipin Kumar Agrawal (JAYPEE), Ashwani Saxena (JAYPEE)Row No. 3: Narasinham VVP (NHPC), Pradeep Kumar (NHPC), Vikas Dhatwalia (ICCSL), Dinesh Singh (NHPC), Gaurav Jamwal (JPCL)Row No. 4: K.K. Bhandari (JPCL), Rajesh Sharma (GMR), Kuwardeep Srivastava (GMR), Pranay Vikram Singh (NHPC), Sunil Kumar (CWC), Rajneesh Goel (JAYPEE), Sachin Mittal (THDC)Row No. 5: Shishir Rath (NHPC), Amlendu Tripathi (THDC), Rahul Chand (THDC), K.S. Rana (THDC), Santosh R. (GMR)Row No. 6: Varun Adhikari (L&T), Amit Sahay (IL&FS), Subrota Mahato (SNC-Lavalin), Shovan Lal Chattoraj (NHPC), J. L. Phaneendra (GMR)Row No. 7: Ajay Ekka (Energy Infratech), Virendra Singh Negi (Energy Infratech), Nand Kishore Vashisht (Energy Infratech), Johnson David (Energy Infratech), Surendra Dutt Bijalwan (THDC)Row No. 8: Ashish K. Yadav (THDC), Manwendra Pratap Singh (SJVNL), Manoj Kumar (Reliance Energy), Naveen Kumar (Reliance Energy), N. Gopalakrishnan (NTPC)

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Not long time back, the nation had been dancing to the tunes of the famous Bollywood number”Chandni Chowk to China”. The reel story transformed into real story with a moderate change in the lyrics. On a very humble invitation from the present council of the Indian Society of Engineering Geology, Dr Wu Faquan, Professor at Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences and Vice President, IAEG (Asia) made it to New Delhi, India during February 2010.

Dr Faquan, a well known academician and a scholar of international repute made it to the subcontinent in a tight abridged programme. Extracting some leisurely hours out of his very busy schedule, he enjoyed the hospitality of the capital town visiting historical places, trade fairs and giving a go at some typical mouth watering Indian cuisine. He enjoyed a ride on Delhi metro rails, a fast growing mode of commutation which has transformed Delhi overnight. The network of Delhi metro and the changing face of town through unprecedented increase in flyovers in quick time were greatly admired by the guest from China.

Journey to India would be quite incomplete if while staying in Delhi one doesn't get a chance to visit the Taj Mahal at Agra. Dr Faquan, didn't leave it to chance and made sure that one of the greatest wonder of the world was accommodated well within the tour itinerary. He enjoyed the visit to the city of Taj Mahal and was enthralled by the majestic beauty of yester years which baffles even the most modern creations on earth.

On the technical front, he was invited to the fourth council meeting of ISEG and was introduced to the Council Members. He made a brief presentation on activities and role of IAEG and urged ISEG to play a pivotal role in increasing the membership of IAEG in India. He also wished that the next Vice President of IAEG (Asia) Group may be from India. Dr Faquan stressed upon the ever growing need of cooperation between India and China in the fields of common geotechnical problems. He explored the possibility of inviting scientists from India to work in collaboration with Chinese counterparts as both the countries were fast developing economies. He informed the house about Hans Cloos and Richard Walters Awards and invited nominations for young scientist from India based on their publication and suitable recommendation from ISEG.

On the opening of Delhi (NCR) chapter, Dr Faquan during the technical proceedings of the workshop gave a lecture on “Brief Introduction to Geohazards Prevention in Three Gorges Project Area”. He gave an account of the treatment of landslides being taken up on massive scale to rehabilitate over one million people affected by the major project.

It is believed that Dr Faquan's short but immensely fruitful visit would help open newer frontiers on geotechnical investigations between the two countries through scientific collaborative programmes and help ISEG to be accepted globally.

by Akhouri Bishwapriya

�China to Chandni Chowk�Dr Wu Faquan's maiden visit to India

lconstitute a Sub-Group for appropriate deliberations and firm recommendations in this regard. These may be forwarded to the BIS for consideration.

lStandardisation for geological and geotechnical investigations may be formulated for communication Projects with special reference to road / rail tunnels and major bridges.

lEmphasis may be given to record continuous ground water observations in all the exploratory drill holes and detailed geohydrological investigations may be made a part of all investigations including head race tunnels.

lConstruction stage instrumentation, advance probing and engineering geological mapping / data logging is recommended for TBM and other highly mechanized underground excavations.

lAll out efforts may be made to minimize geological surprises and geological problems. lFor development of major river valley or nuclear facilities, detailed appraisal of seismotectonics of the region is

important. The tectonic discontinuities need to be classified, as well as characterized, in terms of their active, seismogenic and passive nature.

lMultiparametric techniques and selected instrumentation, appreciating landslide and earthquake hazards levels in a terrain, need to be defined for all infrastructure development projects.

lGeotechnical capabilities for conservation of heritage monuments needs to be properly developed and strengthened.

lThe prohibition of construction activity within a uniform 500m limit from the shoreline as per the Coastal Zone Regulation Act may be modified in accordance with coastal relief and the consequent possible run up distance of the Tsunami.

lIn reference to global warming, storage of carbon is an emerging challenge and needs to be addressed on priority.

(The above recommendation could not be put in the earlier issue of ISEG news as it could not be published in 2009. We express our deepest regrets for the same).

Engineering geological mapping should be standardised by updating the BIS Code. For this, ISEG may

ISEG Seminar on “Challenges in Engineering Geology”

03-05 December 2008

PresidentDr P.C.NawaniNIRM, KGF

Vice-PresidentDr A.K. DhawanFugro Geotech,Gurgaon

Dr Gopal DhawanNHPC, Faridabad

Dr D.N. SeshagiriEx-GSI, Chennai

Secretary

Yogendra DevaEx-GSI, Noida

Joint Secretary

J.K. YachuNHPC, Faridabad

Sharad BhatnagarNHPC, Faridabad

Treasurer

Anil MehrotraGSI, Lucknow

Editor

V.K. SharmaGSI, Lucknow

Joint Editor

R.K. SanwalGSI, Lucknow

Past President

Dr D.G. KadkadeJAL, Noida

Past Secretary

Yogendra DevaEx-GSI, Noida

Council Member

Akhouri BishwapriyaGSI, Lucknow

Ashok KumarGSI, Lucknow

D.K. JoshiRel Energy, Noida

Dr SK SinghDelhi University

Dr V VenkateswarluNIRM, KGF

Dr YP ShardaEx-GSI, New Delhi

Imran SayeedNHPC, Faridabad

K.C. JoshiGSI, Lucknow

M RajuGSI, Kolkata

S KannanGMR, New Delhi

ISEG Council 2009-2010

Concluding Recommendations

As the term of the present Council comes to an end in December 2010, nominations for the next Council (Term 2011-2012) are invited in the enclosed form accompanied by Brief Bio-data**, Photograph and Mailing Details (e-mail ID, address and telephone no.) of the Nominee (s). The nominations should be duly proposed and seconded by members of good standing, i.e., Life Members or those Members (M, IM & AM) who have paid their annual subscription upto the year 2010. The acceptance of the nominee may also be obtained on the nomination form itself or sent separately. Stationwise list of members of good standing is enclosed for the purpose.

Only Life Members of the Society with IAEG Membership for 2010 are eligible for holding any post in the ISEG Council. The Nominee is also required to be the Member of the International Association of Engineering Geology and the Environment (IAEG) and, in case, the Nominee does not hold IAEG Membership, he must pay his IAEG Membership dues along with, or before, the Nomination submission.

Please note that the nominations will be invalid if:a. The Nomination Forms submitted are incomplete.b. The Nomination Forms are not accompanied by supporting documents, viz Brief Bio-data, Photograph and Mailing Details (including e-mail ID

and Telephone No., if any).c. There is nomination of more than one person per vacant post.d. There is nomination of the same person for more than one post.e. Nomination (s) is/ are not accompanied by the acceptance of the nominee (s). In case of outstation nominees, the acceptance may be sent

separately but must reach the Secretary, ISEG before the due date. This must also be mentioned in column-6 of the nomination form.

Duly filled-in Nomination Form, along with Brief Bio-data, Photograph amd Mailing Details (e-mail ID, address and telephone no.) of the Nominee (s), is to be sent by Registered Post/ Courier, or submitted in person, to the following:

Secretary, ISEG, c/o Bhilwara Towers, A-12, Sector-1, NOIDA 201 301

Last date of receiving nominations is 15 August 2010

** Note: The Brief Bio-data may not exceed 100 words and must include information on organisationalaffiliation, designation, date of birth, academic qualification with year, and professional experience.

(Yogendra Deva, Secretary, ISEG)

Election to the ISEG Council for the Term 2011-2012

Invitation for Nomination (s)

In the 4th Council meeting of ISEG (Term 2009-2010) held on 07 March 2010 at Noida, the organizational matters concerning Regional Chapters were raised and discussed at length. It was agreed that there should be a uniform policy of the Indian Society of Engineering Geology regarding its Regional Chapters and, at the same time, the locally elected bodies should have a free hand in running them as per their convenience. Since, the guidelines regarding Regional Chapters in the Articles of the Society are very brief, an amendment in this respect has been considered necessary.In the light of the above, following amendment in the articles of the ISEG is proposed and put for voting by the members. If accepted, this amendment would constitute the 7th Amendment to the Articles of the ISEG, following the six earlier amendments of 1980, 1982, 1984, 2004, 2006 and 2008. The members are requested to fill-in the Articles Amendment Voting slip attached with this volume and send it by post so as to reach the Secretary, ISEG, latest by 31 August 2010.Article 21: Regional CentresOriginal: Regional Centres may be formed with the prior approval of the Council at suitable places provided there is sufficient response from the members of the Society.Proposed amendment by modification:Article 21: Regional ChaptersRegional Chapters may be formed with the prior approval of the Council at suitable places provided there is sufficient response from the members of the Society. The Regional Chapter is required to adhere to the following guidelines:1. The Executive Body of the Regional Chapter would have an elected Executive Body comprising a Convener, a Joint Convener, a Treasurer

and two Members.2. The Term of the Executive Body would be two years and would run concurrently with the Term of the ISEG..3. The Office Bearers of the Chapter are required to be Life Members of the ISEG and also the Members of the IAEG (with or without

Bulletin).4. The membership fee would be Rs 500/- per annum for Non-ISEG Members and Rs 300/- for ISEG Members. There would be no provision

for Life Membership.5. If required and accepted by the Council, the Society may pay appropriate, non-refundable seed money, not exceeding Rs 15,000/-, for

initiating the Chapter.6. The Chapter would pay 10% of its gross annual collection to the Society.7. The Chapter would maintain all accounts as per norms that would be audited internally and then sent to the ISEG for formal auditing as

part of ISEG accounts.8. The Chapter would submit a report on its activities to the ISEG on annual basis.9. The Chapter would use the ISEG Logo along with name of the Regional Chapter inscribed at the base of the ISEG Logo.

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7th Amendment to the Articles of the Indian Society of Engineering Geology

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Indian Society of Engineering Geology (Established 1965)

ELECTION TO THE ISEG COUNCIL FOR THE TERM 2011-2012

Nomination Form This duly filled-in form must reach the Secretary,

ISEG on or before 15 August 2010

I ……………..........................................................................…………., ISEG Membership No.

……………, hereby nominate the under-mentioned person (s) for election to the ISEG Council for

Term 2011-2012.

1 President 1

2 Vice-President

3

3 Secretary 1

4 Joint Secretary

1

5 Treasurer 1 6 Editor 1

7 Council Member(s)

10

*If the acceptance is sent separately, please indicate so.

Encl: Nominee’s Brief Bio-data, Photograph and Mailing Details (e-mail ID, address and phone no.)

I …………………………………………………………, ISEG Membership No …………, hereby second the above Nominee (s).

…………………………………

(Signature of Proposer )

(Signature of Seconder)

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S.No Post Vacancy Name of Nominee Signature of the Nominee in token of his acceptance of the nomination*

Member-ship No.

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Please tick the appropriate box against the proposed Amendment as follows.

Article 21: Regional Centres

Original: Regional Centres may be formed with the prior approval of the Council at suitable places provided there is sufficient response from the members of the Society.

Proposed amendment by modification:

Article 21: Regional Chapters

Regional Chapters may be formed with the prior approval of the Council at suitable places provided there is sufficient response from the members of the Society. The Regional Chapter is required to adhere to the following guidelines:

1. The Executive Body of the Regional Chapter would have an elected Executive Body comprising a Convener, a Joint Convener, a Treasurer and two Members.

2. The Term of the Executive Body would be two years and would run concurrently with the Term of the ISEG..

3. The Office Bearers of the Chapter are required to be Life Members of the ISEG and also the Members of the IAEG (with or without Bulletin).

4. The membership fee would be Rs 500/- per annum for Non-ISEG Members and Rs 300/- for ISEG Members. There would be no provision for Life Membership.

5. If required and accepted by the Council, the Society may pay appropriate, non-refundable seed money, not exceeding Rs 15,000/-, for initiating the Chapter.

6. The Chapter would pay 10% of its gross annual collection to the Society.

7. The Chapter would maintain all accounts as per norms that would be audited internally and then sent to the ISEG for formal auditing as part of ISEG accounts.

8. The Chapter would submit a report on its activities to the ISEG on annual basis.

9. The Chapter would use the ISEG Logo along with name of the Regional Chapter inscribed at the base of the ISEG Logo.

Accepted

Not accepted

(Signature of the Member)

Name : ………………………………………..

Membership No : LM/M/IM/AM ………................

Address : ………………………………………..

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e-mail ID : ………………………………………..

Telephone No. : ………………………………………..

Place:

Dated:

th7 Amendment to the Articles of the ISEG

VOTING SLIP

Please send the Voting Slip to:Secretary, Indian Society of Engineering Geology

c/o Bhilwara Towers, A 12, Sector-1, NOIDA 201 301

Last Date for receiving the Voting Slip is 15 August 2010

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City-wise List of ISEG Members08 April 2010

LM 329 Jatana, B.L. Agra LM 603 Raina, B.N. Agra LM 1060 Gupta, Sushil K. Ahmedabad LM 389 Modhwadia,K.E. Ahmedabad LM 1096 Patel, V.K. Ahmedabad LM 1137 Tiwari, R.P. Aizwal LM 1254 Chauhan, Devraj Singh Aligarh LM 748 Prakash, Gyan Aligarh LM 1237 Pati, Dr Jayant Kumar Allahabad LM 1255 Deshmukh, Rituraj Balaghat LM 1298 Eswaraiah, H.V. BangaloreLM 269 Guru Rao, S.N. BangaloreLM 82 Krishnamurthy, K.S. BangaloreLM 192 Vaidyanath, L.N. BangaloreLM 635 Iyengar, M.V.S. Bangalore LM 1125 Kannan, S. Bangalore LM 1010 Mahalingachari, A.C. Bangalore LM 262 Mallikarjuna, P.R. Bangalore LM 911 Murthy, B.S.N. Bangalore LM 114 Parthasarthy, B. Bangalore LM 149 Sinha, Dr. B.N. Bangalore LM 231 Swamy, M.M. Bangalore LM 1266 Tripathi, Dinesh Chandra BanikhetLM 360 Desai, V.R. Bharuch LM 23 Borwankar, A.N. BhopalLM 89 Mahajani, H.V. BhopalLM 1299 Parihar, C.P.S. BhopalLM 1294 Raghuwanshi, Shiv Kumar BhopalLM 539 Sampath, P. BhopalLM 548 Shah, K.B. BhopalLM 791 Sharma, U.C. BhopalLM 1257 Shukla RC BhopalLM 1088 Upadhyay, M.C. BhopalLM 1256 Rana, Shailendra Singh Bhopal LM 207 Ahmed, M.J. Bhubaneshwar LM 90 Mahalik, N.K. Bhubaneshwar LM 181 Tripathi, S.C. Bhubaneshwar LM 587 Chowdhuri, A.K. BhutanLM 1178 Mukherjee, Banibrata BhutanLM 1197 Radhakrishnan, S. BhutanLM 1313 Kalita, Girish BichomLM 1328 Balasubramaniam, V.R. Champion ReefsLM 1316 Jha, Prakash C. Champion ReefsLM 1317 Nelliat, Sandeep Champion ReefsLM 1325 Singh, Devendra Champion ReefsLM 1312 Subrahmanyam, D.S. Champion ReefsLM 1327 Venkatesh, Dr. H.S. Champion ReefsLM 1062 Venkateswarlu, Dr. V. Champion Reefs LM 1275 Kumar, Sanjiv ChandigarhLM 531 Negi, R.S. ChandigarhLM 353 Singh Dr. G. ChandigarhLM 354 Bhambri, G.C. Chandigarh LM 1139 Muthu, Rengasamy Pitchai Chennai LM 688 Natrajan, T.K. Chennai LM 124 Rajagopalan, G. Chennai LM 127 Ramachandran, B. Chennai LM 281 Seshagiri, D.N. Chennai LM 163 Srinivasan, P.B. Chennai LM 323 Ametha, Dr. S.S. ChittorgarhLM 1199 Datta, Amiya Kumar Chungthang

North DistrictLM 1101 Chauhan, M.F. Dakor LM 1260 Dasgupta, Arunabh Dakpathar LM 1205 Agarwal, N.K. DehradunLM 1 Alok, B.K. DehradunLM 1222 Bahadur, A.K. DehradunLM 1148 Bisht, B.S. DehradunLM 1210 Bisht, Dr. K.S. DehradunLM 1211 Biyani, A.K. DehradunLM 1090 Dangwal, D.P. DehradunLM 336 Dhaundial, D.P. DehradunLM 1119 Gairola, B.M. DehradunLM 1289 Gajbhiye, Prakash DehradunLM 691 Ghildyial, S.K. DehradunLM 211 Gupta, Dr. U.P. DehradunLM 582 Jain, A.K. DehradunLM 1207 Joshi, Dr. Kaumudi DehradunLM 847 Khanduri, H.C. DehradunLM 1081 Nawani, Dr. P.C. DehradunLM 203 Rawat, J.S. DehradunLM 1089 Rawat, P.V.S. DehradunLM 1206 Singh, Bhopendra DehradunLM 1213 Bahuguna, Harish Dehradun

LM 1250 Bhatt, Vineet Dehradun LM 1208 Garg, Mukul Dehradun LM 1248 Kainthola, Harish Dehradun LM 887 Jhingran, Dr.V. Delhi LM 896 Singh, S.K. Delhi LM 1330 Ramakrishna, D. DevarakondaLM 1306 Das, Rattan Kumar DevprayagLM 212 Dhar, Y.R. Dhanbad LM 545 Srivastava, V.K. Dhanbad LM 1301 Yadav, Dr. Suresh Prasad Dhanbad LM 86 Kumar, Surendra Dharamshala LM 1226 Pandey, Vachaspati Dharwala, ChambaLM 1070 Sahu, R.N. Dhule LM 279 Goswami, S.C. Dibrugarh LM 1270 Akhouri, Praveen East SikkimLM 1271 Kannan, L. Gopi East SikkimLM 1273 Sasikumar, K. East SikkimLM 690 Saran, R.B. Faizabad LM 1240 Bandaru, N.S.Naveen KumarFaridabadLM 1283 Bhatnagar, Sharad FaridabadLM 1269 Chakraborty,Arindom FaridabadLM 1308 Dhanya, Mrs. U. FaridabadLM 359 Joshi, D.K. FaridabadLM 912 Misra, Sarvesh FaridabadLM 489 Nagyan, V.K. FaridabadLM 197 Narula, P.L. FaridabadLM 280 Relan. A.K. FaridabadLM 1233 Saxena, Rajeev FaridabadLM 1309 Sharma, Rakesh Chandra FaridabadLM 793 Arora, N.D. Faridabad LM 256 Bhat, M.L. Faridabad LM 238 Chauhan R.P.S Faridabad LM 1244 Gopalakrishnan, N Faridabad LM 535 Khorana, R.K. Faridabad LM 1228 Kumar, Hemant Faridabad LM 1245 Mishra, Binay Kumar Faridabad LM 1246 Nair, Anitha P Faridabad LM 1236 Pal, Saikat Faridabad LM 836 Rai, Anil Faridabad LM 280 Relan, A.K. FaridabadLM 1115 Sayeed, Imran Faridabad LM 1285 Verma, Ajay K. Faridabad LM 1114 Virmani, R.G. Faridabad LM 823 Walvekar, Ashok S. Faridabad LM 382 Munshi, R.N. Gandhi Nagar LM 908 Patel, G.P. Gandhi Nagar LM 423 Patel, N.M. Gandhi Nagar LM 1099 Shaikh, J.J. Gandhi Nagar LM 344 Shukla, U.Z. Gandhi Nagar LM 213 Prakash, Indra GandhinagarLM 543 Jahangirdar, M.L. GaneshgudiLM 217 Basavraj, R. Ganeshgudi

(N.K.) LM 897 Bhatnagar P.S. GangtokLM 1117 Joshi, K.C. GangtokLM 1155 Bhutia, Tsherin Tashi Gangtok LM 1156 Khanal, Ganesh Chandra Gangtok LM 1157 Lepcha, Gombu Tseten Gangtok LM 1154 Sharma, Arjun Kumar Gangtok LM 1112 Mathur, N.K. GerukamukhLM 1291 Pal, Sanjit Kumar GerukamukhLM 1262 Bezbaruah, Devojit Gerukamukh LM 1264 Nand, Triveni Shankar Gerukamukh LM 1265 Singh, Gajendra Pratap Gerukamukh LM 1322 Rahut, Alok Kumar GerukhamukhLM 542 Jain, B.R. Ghaziabad LM 733 Mangla, Bhoj Prakash Ghaziabad LM 402 Rajvanshi, U.S. Ghaziabad LM 841 Varshney, Dr.R.S. Ghaziabad LM 1232 Rai, Prashant Ghazipur, U.P.LM 187 Verma, Dr. P.N. Greater Noida LM 1219 Asthana, A.K. Gurgaon LM 854 Choube, Rabindra Nath Gurgaon LM 1263 Das, Surya Narayan Gurgaon LM 1290 Dixit, Rajesh Gurgaon LM 1221 Jayachand, T. Gurgaon LM 1085 Khokhar, Chandra Shekhar Gurgaon LM 863 Mahajan, S.C. Gurgaon LM 1274 Pargaien, Girish Chandra Gurgaon LM 815 Sood, A.K. Gurgaon LM 774 Sood, N.K. Gurgaon LM 893 Verma, K.C. Gurgaon

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(Manipur)LM 1272 Das, Sandip Kumar IndoreLM 1130 Soni, C.K. IndoreLM 1129 Pathak, S.K. Indore LM 927 Sahu, C.P. Jabalpur LM 790 Suhane, H.S. Jabalpur LM 307 Agarwal, K.K. JaipurLM 1043 Chatterjee, Amresh Jaipur LM 882 Haq, Inamul Jaipur LM 79 Kasliwal, V.K. Jaipur LM 254 Nag, R.B. Jaipur LM 138 Sanganeria, J.S. Jaipur LM 226 Singh, Alam Jaipur LM 1122 Patil, S.N. Jalgaon LM 194 Malbarna, B.D. Jammu LM 609 Bhatnagar, Shashank Jammu TawiLM 225 Didwal, Dr.R.S. Jammu Tawi LM 356 Choudhary, R.N. Jodhpur LM 737 Srivastava, K.L. Jodhpur LM 775 Nunjundappa, G. KadraLM 1318 Borgohain, Binud KamkiLM 763 Srivastava, V.P. Kanpur LM 1087 Pradhan, Sushil P. KathmanduLM 1249 Asopa, Ravi KhandwaLM 1247 Rajput, Yogendra Kumar KhandwaLM 1251 Verma, Vinod Kumar KhandwaLM 1314 Ranjan, Rajanish KimiLM 1121 Kumar, Bhuvnesh Kinnaur LM 1225 Godara, Bhaira Ram Kishiwar LM 1218 Gupta, Subhash Chander Kishiwar LM 31 Chatterjee, P.K. Kolakata LM 1303 Chakraborty, Indranil KolkataLM 1324 Mukherjee, Jaydip KolkataLM 3 Aich, B.N. Kolkata LM 722 Bagchi, A. Kolkata LM 10 Banerjee, K. Kolkata LM 1012 Basak, Badri Narayan Kolkata LM 12 Basu, A.R. Kolkata LM 14 Basu, Sanat Kumar Kolkata LM 314 Bhattacharya, A.K. Kolkata LM 946 Bhattacharya, Dipendra NathKolkata LM 25 Chakraborty, R.B. Kolkata LM 27 Chatterjee, Dr. Barin Kolkata LM 934 Chatterjee, Kamlesh Kolkata LM 778 Chatterjee, Tustibrata Kolkata LM 39 Choudhary, A.K. Kolkata LM 57 Gangopadhyay, Dr. SuvinoyKolkata LM 933 Ghosh, D.K. Kolkata LM 801 Guha, Kallol Kolkata LM 224 Gupta, Sudhindra Kolkata LM 13 Kumar, Asim Kolkata LM 1179 Mishra, Prasant Kolkata LM 1016 Mukhopadhyay, S.C. Kolkata LM 104 Mukhopadhyay, U.S. Kolkata


LM 814 Raju, K.B. Kolkata LM 947 Roy, Sivaji Basu Kolkata LM 588 Roychodhary, J. Kolkata LM 1011 Sen Gupta, Pradeep Kolkata LM 1200 Sengupta, Chandan Kumar Kolkata LM 140 Sensharma, S.B. Kolkata LM 154 Sinha Roy, P.T. Kolkata LM 155 Sinha Roy, R.N. Kolkata LM 1161 Bharat, H.L. KoteshwarLM 1092 Sharma, Dr.D.N. Kothagudem LM 1259 Vasantha Rao, Dr B.V.T. Kothagudem LM 1304 Aggarwal, R.K. LucknowLM 1065 Attre, J.K. LucknowLM 324 Avasthy, R.K. LucknowLM 1215 Awasthi, A.K. LucknowLM 1212 Bhattacharjee, N.R. LucknowLM 1063 Bisaria B.K. LucknowLM 1279 Bishwapriya, Akhouri LucknowLM 1091 Chandra, Prakash LucknowLM 509 Giri, S.C. LucknowLM 702 Gupta H. LucknowLM 64 Gupta, S.K. LucknowLM 1216 Jaiswal, Pankaj LucknowLM 1224 John, Biju LucknowLM 1217 Joshi, Devidatt LucknowLM 1146 Joshi, Y.C. LucknowLM 1014 Kandpal, G.C. LucknowLM 663 Kapoor, A.K. LucknowLM 1104 Kar, S.K. LucknowLM 1167 Khan A.U. LucknowLM 1174 Kumar Alok LucknowLM 492 Kumar Sushil LucknowLM 1284 Kumar, Ambrish LucknowLM 831 Kumar, Ashok LucknowLM 1238 Kumar, Pankaj LucknowLM 537 Kumar, S.V. LucknowLM 584 Manhas G.S. LucknowLM 1201 Mawar P. LucknowLM 205 Mehrotra A. LucknowLM 1230 Misra Rajnish LucknowLM 1059 Nagar Mukesh LucknowLM 112 Pande, Prabhas LucknowLM 1166 Rai Vikram LucknowLM 1172 Ramanand LucknowLM 1278 Rawat, Bhanu Prakash LucknowLM 544 Sanwal, R.K. LucknowLM 1118 Sanwal, Rajendra LucknowLM 325 Sharma, Kumud LucknowLM 1169 Sharma, R.P. LucknowLM 1165 Sharma, Rajendra LucknowLM 758 Sharma, V.K. LucknowLM 1173 Singh, B.K. LucknowLM 1075 Singh, Jaya LucknowLM 1135 Singh, R.K. LucknowLM 1282 Singh, Ram Jivan LucknowLM 311 Sinha, Dr. A.K. LucknowLM 239 Srivastava MS LucknowLM 1133 Srivastava S.S. LucknowLM 1093 Srivastava Sharad LucknowLM 169 Srivastava V.B. LucknowLM 669 Srivastava, Dinkar LucknowLM 1277 Srivastava, Dr. Mridul LucknowLM 675 Srivastava, S.C. LucknowLM 294 Tiwari, M. LucknowLM 1163 Yadav, V.S. LucknowLM 577 Agarwal P.P. Lucknow LM 302 Agarwal V.K. Lucknow LM 660 Agarwal, N.K. Lucknow LM 240 Anand, S.K. Lucknow LM 504 Arora, Brij Mohan Lucknow LM 5 Ashraf, Zamir Lucknow LM 32 Chaturvedi S.N. Lucknow LM 610 Dalela I.K. Lucknow LM 242 Dayal H.M. Lucknow LM 52 Dixit R.S. Lucknow LM 1067 Dixit Rama Shankar Lucknow LM 58 Ghosh Dr. D.K. Lucknow LM 71 Hukku, B.M. Lucknow LM 730 Jaitley G.N. Lucknow LM 72 Jalote P.M. Lucknow LM 73 Jalote S.P. Lucknow LM 300 Mandwal N.K. Lucknow LM 1168 Narain Shyam Lucknow LM 113 Pant G. Lucknow LM 1171 Rastogi, S.P. Lucknow LM 1195 Roy S.C. Lucknow LM 1138 Shanker, Ravi Lucknow LM 148 Shome S.K. Lucknow LM 1147 Siddiqi M.A. Lucknow LM 158 Singh R.P. Lucknow

LM 159 Singh V.P. Lucknow LM 551 Sinha, Purnendu Lucknow LM 161 Sondhi S.N. Lucknow LM 165 Srivastava Arun Kumar Lucknow LM 616 Srivastava Ashwini K Lucknow LM 166 Srivastava J.P. Lucknow LM 196 Srivastava K.K. Lucknow LM 496 Srivastava S.K. Lucknow LM 755 Tahilyani D.R.A. Lucknow LM 1141 Tripathi Kripa Shanker M. Lucknow LM 1055 Vaish Mathura Prasad Lucknow LM 198 Varma R.S. Lucknow LM 1054 Verma S.K. Lucknow LM 264 Shukla S.D. Lucknow LM 1267 Prabhakaran, B. Mandi DistrictLM 1086 Singhal, M.M.L. Meerut LM 903 Tyagi, Vinod Kumar Meerut LM 1305 Ganpule, Vijay Trimbak MumbaiLM 304 Hemmady, A.K.R. Mumbai LM 220 Ketkar, D.J. Mumbai LM 612 Nagrajan, R. Mumbai LM 109 Natu, S.V. Mumbai LM 143 Shah, S.D. Mumbai LM 188 Vyavaharkar, D.A. Mumbai LM 350 Gupta, D.B. Muzaffar Nagar LM 779 Sharma, R.P.S. Muzzafarpur LM 540 Chandra, M.S. MysoreLM 206 Chepe, A.B. NagpurLM 1018 Dhurundhar, A.Prakash NagpurLM 1142 Bid, Nripendra Chandra Nagpur LM 1196 Chellani, S.K. Nagpur LM 33 Chhibber, I.B. Nagpur LM 118 Pradhan, S.R. Nagpur LM 308 Joshi, V.K. Nainital LM 1235 Sharma, Arun Kumar Nainital LM 1187 Chauhan, Laxman Singh Narmada Nagar LM 1192 Dhanani, Prafull Chandra Narmada Nagar LM 1181 Raghuvanshi, M.L. Narmada Nagar LM 1190 Sharma, Deepesh Narmada Nagar LM 1188 Soni, Gyan Prakash Narmada Nagar LM 607 Diwanji, S.N. Nasik LM 499 Bajpai O.N. New DelhiLM 340 Dhawan, Gopal New DelhiLM 306 Divatia, Miss. E. New DelhiLM 1176 Dwivedi, Jitendra Kumar New DelhiLM 343 Hegde, U.V. New DelhiLM 230 Kaistha, G.K. New DelhiLM 1326 Kumar, Kishor New DelhiLM 96 Mathur, S.K. New DelhiLM 1307 Patni, B.D. New DelhiLM 590 Sharma, Brijendra K. New DelhiLM 146 Sharma, Dr. V.M. New DelhiLM 503 Agarwal, C.K. New Delhi LM 191 Anand, D.B. New Delhi LM 1229 Badal, Dr Rajiv New Delhi LM 884 Badree Narayana, V.V. New Delhi LM 16 Bery, M.N. New Delhi LM 1280 Chitra, R. New Delhi LM 569 Dhawan, A.K. New Delhi LM 1015 Gopalkrishanan, M. New Delhi LM 1281 Gupta, Manish New Delhi LM 68 Harkauli, A.N. New Delhi LM 799 Jain, Arun New Delhi LM 1127 Kumar, S. New Delhi LM 234 Kumar, Vinai New Delhi LM 1140 Mehta, O.P. New Delhi LM 518 Monde, O.D. New Delhi LM 330 Mukherjee, Dipak New Delhi LM 585 Murthy, Y.K. New Delhi LM 894 Pahuja, S.L. New Delhi LM 510 Pujji, J.S. New Delhi LM 328 Punj, S.K. New Delhi LM 605 Ramamurthy, T. New Delhi LM 144 Sharda, Dr.Y.P. New Delhi LM 1019 Sharma, H.K. New Delhi LM 724 Singh, V. New Delhi LM 885 Toley, S.R. New Delhi LM 745 Kadkade, D.G. New Delhi LM 1220 Bhandari, R.C. Noida LM 38 Choubey, V.D. Noida LM 201 Deva Yogendra Noida LM 1214 Gupta, M.L. Noida LM 175 Tikku, A.K. Noida LM 1287 Yachu, J.K. Noida LM 1268 Annadurai, G.T. North Lakhimpur LM 1193 Singh, Prabhat P.O. Bhatlo LM 1286 Acharya, Akshay P.O. JhakriLM 1252 Singh, Virendra Kumar P.O. Larji LM 1164 Tewary, Kulbhushan P.O. Micbela LM 1102 Raval, C.J. Panchmahal

LM 740 Hayat, Abdul Patna LM 1234 Kumar, Santosh Patna LM 828 Lal, Kuver Nath Patna LM 88 Madhavan, M.N. Patna LM 832 Prasad, Bharat Patna LM 384 Prasad, S.N. Patna LM 1300 Singh, Priyadarshan Patna LM 767 Srivastava, L.P. Patna LM 278 Bhatia, S.K. Pune LM 529 Guha, S.K. Pune LM 65 Gupte, R.B. Pune LM 627 Malpathak, Ganesh Pune LM 291 Rao, G.S.M. Pune LM 785 Rawat, U.S. Pune LM 136 Sahasrabuddhe, Dr. Y.S. Pune LM 902 Sarkar, Shekhar Pune LM 1022 Thatte, C.D. Pune LM 926 Mehta, M.V. Rajkot LM 811 Bansal, L.K. RishikeshLM 1162 Giri, Rajeshwar RishikeshLM 1160 Jain, Atul K. RishikeshLM 1149 Khare, Rakesh RishikeshLM 1150 Narang, J.L. RishikeshLM 1143 Prasad, G.M. RishikeshLM 1120 Rana, Chandra Singh RishikeshLM 1144 Singh, Shailendra RishikeshLM 1152 Verma, A.S. RishikeshLM 1151 Vishnoi, R.K. RishikeshLM 575 Agarwal, P.N. Roorkee LM 215 Anabalagan, R. Roorkee LM 889 Dube, A.K. Roorkee LM 1068 Dubey, O.P. Roorkee LM 851 Goel, R.K. Roorkee LM 565 Lavania, Dr. B.V.K. Roorkee LM 853 Mukherjee, Shyamal Roorkee LM 1295 Prasad, Rajeev Roorkee LM 1239 Swarup, Anil Roorkee LM 1145 Singh, Gurcharan S.A.S.Nagar

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(Garhwal)LM 1105 Kumar, Naresh Sunder Nagar LM 1110 Unial, K.C. TehriLM 1223 Gusain, M.S. Tehri LM 1153 Lath, J.P. Tehri LM 1302 Thakur, Upnish Kumar Tehri GarhwalLM 910 Subramanyan, Dr. V. Thane (West) LM 174 Thomas, K.C. Trivendram LM 371 Bansode, U.V. Vadodara LM 370 Bhatt, R.M. Vadodara LM 1017 Detir, U.D. Vadodara LM 372 Joshi, A.N. Vadodara LM 417 Joshi, H.M. Vadodara LM 373 Krishnani, R.P. Vadodara LM 366 Lattoo, P.S. Vadodara LM 379 Mahendra Kumar, C. DoshiVadodara LM 392 Pancholi, D.I. Vadodara LM 338 Pancholi, D.N. Vadodara LM 368 Parikh, M.M. Vadodara LM 420 Patel, A.C. Vadodara LM 321 Patel, Dr. P.P. Vadodara LM 1038 Patel, M.M. Vadodara LM 412 Patel, Nalin M. Vadodara LM 407 Patel, S.I. Vadodara LM 362 Patel, V.B. Vadodara LM 374 Pophali, P.M. Vadodara LM 961 Rana, V.H. Vadodara LM 1044 Rathore, Gopal Chandmal Vadodara LM 453 Sangamnerkar, C.D.R. Vadodara LM 298 Shah, C.S. Vadodara LM 345 Soni, P.H. Vadodara LM 1069 Soni, R.D. Vadodara LM 381 Vaidya, Piyush H. Vadodara LM 369 Bulsara, D.H. Valsad (Gujrat)LM 177 Tewary, G.P. Varanasi LM 593 Ulbhaje, Dr. A.V. Varanasi LM 951 Lad, D.M. Veraval


LM 506 Agarwal, H.G.LM 777 Agarwal, L. NarayanLM 270 Agarwal, L.N.LM 723 Agarwal, P.D.LM 736 Agarwal, Padam, P.LM 744 Agarwal, R.C.LM 2 Agarwal, Y.K.LM 404 Aggarwala, A.K.LM 378 Ahluwalia, P.P.LM 931 Ali, AkramLM 829 Ali, MashooqLM 4 Andotra, B.S.LM 757 Arora, P.K.LM 505 Arova, J.S.LM 684 Awasthy, S.C.LM 8 Bandopadhyay, M.LM 11 Bansode, R.B.LM 809 Barma, ChintamaniLM 648 Barman, G.LM 805 Baruah, S.LM 807 Baruah, S.A.R. HaqueLM 275 Basauraj, B.M.LM 15 Basu Chowdhary, S.LM 950 Bhalja, S.S.LM 21 Bhat, B.T.LM 948 Bhatnagar, A.K.LM 960 Bhatt, J.L.LM 708 Bhattacharya, A. LM 347 Bhutani, M.L.LM 22 Biswas, S.R.N.LM 822 Boni, O.N.LM 1082 Brahma, A.K.LM 1021 Chaddha, Dr. D.K.LM 26 Chandra RameshLM 502 Chandra, DineshLM 798 Chandra, SukhmalLM 28 Char, A.K.LM 283 Chari, Dr. K.V.R.LM 29 Chaterjee, B.LM 406 Chaudhary, S.G.LM 942 Chebbi, S.M.LM 935 Chetty, G.L. NagrajaLM 221 Chikodi, D.G.LM 1061 Choksi, S.C.LM 35 Chopra, B.R.LM 800 Chourasia, Dr. L.P.LM 41 Colback, P.S.B.LM 42 Cook, Dr. J.B.LM 1097 Dabhi, J.S.LM 1051 Dahiya, B.S.LM 965 Das, K.C.LM 806 Das, N.C.LM 813 Das, Swapan KumarLM 514 DasfyorM SujitLM 940 Dave, Chandresh, G.LM 534 Dawar, Y.N.LM 1049 Desai, A.B.LM 388 Desai, B.I.LM 427 Desai, J.T.LM 377 Desai, N.D.LM 47 Desai, S.D.LM 578 Deshpandi, G.R.LM 218 Devraj, CharLM 49 Dey, A.K.LM 51 Dhanota, A.S.LM 527 Dhebar, N.I.LM 528 Dhebar, N.I.LM 67 Doscher, Dr. HansLM 1034 Dudeja, Dinesh KumarLM 512 Gandhi, PLM 886 Garg, ArvindLM 1030 Garg, Madan MurariLM 671 Garg, R.L.LM 59 Ghosh, S.K.LM 932 Gopalaunni, M.LM 232 Goswami, P.C.LM 742 Goyal, D.P. LM 1064 Gulati, Keshav RamLM 61 Gupta, D.N.LM 327 Gupta, I.C.LM 511 Gupta, J.C.

LM 1132 Gupta, M.C.LM 1113 Gupta, Pradeep KumarLM 45 Gupta, Praful Kumar DasLM 396 Gupta, R.K.LM 563 Gupta, S.K.LM 467 Gupta, V.K.LM 1076 Gupta, V.K.LM 1131 Haridas, R.LM 918 Hashimi, S.LM 70 Hebli, C.S.LM 901 Jagannathan, V.LM 519 Jain, K.K.LM 589 Jain, P.K.LM 441 Jambusaria, Dr. B.B.LM 316 Jha, V.K.LM 1191 Jhawar, Rajendra KumarLM 1111 Jindal, Harsh KumarLM 399 Jindal, S.K.LM 1189 Joshi, Sunil KumarLM 1180 Joshi, B.O.LM 365 Joshi, C.P.LM 75 Joshi, N.G.LM 1020 Joshi, Sudhir YeshwantLM 975 Joshi, V.N.LM 76 Judd, Dr. WilliamLM 1126 Kakoty, I.S.LM 871 Kanungo, N.D.LM 1159 Kapoor, Naresh K.LM 909 Katti, G.B.LM 1108 Kaul, SurenderLM 857 Kesamlu, Dr. N. ChennaLM 751 Keshavayya, P.LM 332 Khan, P.A.LM 403 Khanna, M.M.L.LM 255 Khar, P.N.LM 1058 Khitolia, Dr. R.K.LM 532 Khorana, T.R.LM 398 Kotai, R.L.LM 331 Krishan, HariLM 83 Krishnaswamy, V.S.LM 268 Kulkarni, P.S.LM 752 Kumar, HarshLM 326 Kumar, L.V.LM 478 Kumar, Manindra NathLM 695 Kumar, PLM 1177 Kumar, SureshLM 861 Lahori, Durjendra NathLM 1027 Littoria, P.K.LM 869 Lomas, Ashok KumarLM 87 Lovas, Dr. L.LM 34 M.A. Chitale, M.A.LM 508 Madan, S,K.LM 266 Madhvan, K.LM 272 Mahajan, J.L.LM 346 Mahendra, A.R.LM 1094 Maini, SnchLM 91 Maitra, B.LM 795 Mallick, H.K.LM 570 Mathur, R.S.LM 881 Mauria, H. LollenLM 92 Mazumdar, A.K.LM 285 Mazumdar, N.LM 97 Mehta, D.N.LM 1056 Miishra, H.R.LM 859 Mishra, D.N.LM 750 Mishra, V.N.LM 99 Misra, K.L.LM 380 Misri, B.L.LM 393 Mistry, J.F.LM 945 Mitra, Shyamal KumarLM 267 Mittal, B.P.LM 984 Mittal, S.S.LM 1136 Mohan, AdityaLM 895 Mukherjee, B.B.LM 862 Mukhtar, Gulzar AhmadLM 105 Mullick, B.B.LM 941 Murti, Ramdenu SrinivasLM 288 Murty, G.S.LM 812 Nageswaran, B.LM 830 Naik, M.F.LM 472 Nanda, M.M.

LM 305 Narsimham, C.V.L.LM 349 Nathani, J.K.LM 310 Nayak, A.K.LM 1123 Nemade, P.D.LM 111 Obron, Dr. L.E.LM 1175 Pal, ChinmoyLM 647 Panda, P.K.LM 1103 Pandit, Smt. S.R.LM 873 Pant, RajeevLM 1116 Pant, SanjayLM 552 Papalal, S.LM 199 Parathasarathy, A.LM 1204 Pardhi, AtulLM 1072 Parekh, Vinod Chandra RatilalLM 229 Parial, B.N.LM 339 Parikh, B.C.LM 422 Patel, A.P.LM 949 Patel, A.S.LM 361 Patel, B.B.LM 430 Patel, B.C.LM 424 Patel, B.P.LM 446 Patel, D.N.LM 363 Patel, D.T.LM 530 Patel, H.J.LM 367 Patel, J.R.LM 408 Patel, N.I.LM 442 Patel, Nalin, H.LM 443 Patel, P.M.LM 996 Patel, S.R.LM 357 Patel, V.P.LM 425 Patel, Y.L.LM 525 Pathak, S.C.LM 962 Pathan, A.K.LM 208 Patil, A.R.LM 115 Patil, B.B.LM 956 Pendharkar, D.K.LM 117 Phukan, S.N.LM 1124 Prabhakar, Gote AtulLM 1052 Pradhan, N.C.LM 1077 Prakash SurajLM 120 Prakash, Dr. SamsherLM 395 Prasad, HarLM 619 Prasad, V.LM 883 Prashar, RamakantLM 228 Raha, L.C.LM 131 Rai, M. GopalLM 649 Rai, S.M.LM 123 Raichur, Anand RamchandraLM 513 Raina, ChamanlalLM 348 Raju, V.S.N.LM 939 Rajuddin, S.M.LM 271 Rajvanshi, P.S.LM 872 Ramarao, K.LM 567 Ramaswamy, R.LM 1057 Rammiklal, Vyas KiritkumarLM 400 Rana, G.S.LM 1158 Rana, S.S.LM 128 Ranade, S.G.LM 1037 Rao Ande GaneshwaraLM 937 Rao Mullapudi VenkatLM 930 Rao Suresh Kant AnandLM 126 Rao, Dr. R.V.LM 130 Rao, G. Ram MohanLM 133 Rao, K.R. NarayanLM 1194 Rao, S. LaxmanLM 289 Rao, S.L.LM 1031 Rastogi, Daya Nand KumarLM 516 Rathi, A.K.LM 634 Rau, A.N.LM 952 Raval, C.J.LM 919 Ravindranath, K.LM 1209 Rawat, B.S. LM 195 Ray, SukantaLM 914 Reddy, K.K.LM 355 Reddy, S.R.M.LM 938 Reddy, Venuga Venkata SubbaLM 626 Roy Chowdhary, M.K.LM 848 Sah, LalgeeLM 586 Sahay, B.K.LM 137 Sain, Dr. KanwarLM 850 Saini, G.S.

LM 1182 Salheria, V.K.LM 868 Sarkar, A.K.LM 936 Satish Kumar, H.B.LM 874 Sawanti Jagdish Singh LM 337 Sehgal, M.N.LM 273 Senapaty, A.M.LM 142 Shah, K.N.LM 1033 Shah, Laxmandatt MohanlalLM 390 Shah, M.F.LM 517 Shandilya, A.K.LM 1109 Sharma, Brig Brahm DattLM 458 Sharma, D.P.LM 474 Sharma, K.L.LM 818 Sharma, K.S.LM 615 Sharma, L.D.LM 397 Sharma, M.L.LM 1185 Sharma, Pramod KumarLM 796 Sharma, Purshottam DasLM 1311 Sharma, V.P.LM 233 Sharma, V.S.LM 515 Sharma. L.K.LM 147 Shenoi, R.S.LM 718 Shenolikar, A.K.LM 447 Shirke, Dr. J.M.LM 1183 Shrivastava, S.L.LM 1203 Shrivastava, VineetLM 760 Siddique, Dr. M.A.LM 597 Singh R.I.LM 401 Singh, A.P.LM 1170 Singh, Ayodhya PrasadLM 583 Singh, B.K.LM 156 Singh, ChandramaLM 501 Singh, HarpalLM 738 Singh, K.P.LM 1184 Singh, Moti LalLM 568 Singh, NarendraLM 756 Singh, RanivrLM 600 Singh, S.K.LM 223 Singh, Santosh KumarLM 797 Singh, Virendra PalLM 628 Singh, Y.P.LM 394 Singha, D.R.LM 150 Sinha, G.S.LM 833 Sinha, H.P.LM 906 Sinha, Suresh ChandraLM 160 Sohoni, S.B.LM 558 Solanki, J.C.LM 1023 Soni, Arvind KeshavlalLM 426 Soni, D.J.LM 162 Sreenivasaiah, P.V.LM 1106 Srivastava Dr. A.K.LM 925 Srivastava, A.K.LM 1053 Srivastava, A.K.LM 1202 Srivastava, L.N.LM 500 Srivastava, N.K.LM 1073 Stampwala, V.R.LM 171 Subrahmanyam, V.LM 1039 Sudhalkar, A.M.LM 172 Sundaram, R.K.LM 1107 Surendranath, VasudevaLM 391 Suthar, R.M.LM 955 Thakare, K.M.LM 405 Thakkar, A.K.LM 1098 Thakker, S.I.LM 180 Tripathi, JagannathLM 964 Trivedi, J.B.LM 1078 Trovedi, H.C.LM 1036 Upadhyay, R.K.LM 250 Upadhyay, V.S.LM 456 Vartak, R.G.LM 184 Venkataramaeh, P.LM 185 Venkatraman, A.R.LM 845 Verma, Dinesh ChandraLM 186 Verma, Harish ChandraLM 852 Verma, M.K.LM 1186 Verma, Mahendra KishorLM 276 Virdi, N.S.LM 963 Vyas, K.C.LM 1095 Vyas, M.P.LM 533 Yadav, S.K.LM 468 Yadav, V.K.

List of ISEG Members Whose Addresses are Not Available(as on 08 April 2010)


Reliance Adag in Hydro Power

RELIANCE ADAG (Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group) is India's

leading integrated power utility company in the private sector. It has

a significant presence in generation, transmission and distribution of

power. With the ushering in of the power sector reforms and in the

new environment of opportunity for the power sector, RELIANCE is

a key player in this transformation process.

RELIANCE ADAG is presently developing seven hydro projects

aggregating to 4620 MW on BOOT basis. The projects include

Urthing Sobla HEP (400 MW) on Dhauliganga river, Tato II HEP

(700 MW) &

Siyom HEP

(1000 MW)

on Siyom river, Kalai II HEP (1200 MW) on Lohit river, Emini HEP

(500 MW) & Amulin HEP (420MW) on Mathun/Adzon river (Dibang

basin) and Mihundon HEP (400 MW) on Dri river in Dibang basin.

Urthing Sobla is located in Uttarakhand state while the rest six are

being developed in Arunachal Pradesh. Within a short span,

RELIANCE ADAG is becoming the major private player in the hydro

sector. The company is exploring continuously the opportunities in

the hydro sector in the neighboring countries too, to add a global

presence in its operations.

The projects, were allotted to RELIANCE ADAG as a part of the

50,000MW Hydropower Initiative of the Govt. of India for timely

execution.. All these projects are in various stages of investigation

and detailed study. The Detailed Project Report for the Tato II

project has been submitted to the CEA for the Techno-economic

clearance (TEC). DPR of Siyom project is in advanced stage of

p r epa ra t i on

and scheduled

f o r n e x t

submission.

RELIANC

E ADAG is

committed to creating superior value for all its stakeholders and is

amongst the most admired and trusted utility companies in the world by

setting new benchmarks in standards of corporate governance,

operational and financial excellence, responsible corporate citizenship

and profitable growth.

Urthing Sobla Dam Site

In-Situ Testing at Tato-II HEP

Drilling at Tato-II HEP

Siyom Dam Site


EARTH HOURThe Society, through its following message, invited its members to observe Earth Hour on 27 March 2010:

From: [email protected]

Dear All,

The Indian Society of Engineering Geology requests you to keep all your lights and electrical appliances turned off during Earth Hour: 2030-2130 hrs this evening.

This is the least you can do as a show of solidarity in the global fight against climate change. Cities around the world will observe the Earth Hour.

Believe me, the candle-lit evening will be the most relaxed and refreshing experience that you are going to cherish for a long time. I thoroughly enjoyed a few such forced candle-lit evenings recently in Arunachal Pradesh and found it so good that I kept the lights off even after the lights were back!

Please do respond to this mail and share your experience of the evening with the ISEG fraternity.

Regards and best wishes. May you have a wonderful EARTH HOUR.

Y DevaSecretary, ISEG

RESPONSESIt was good to find many takers to the call and following are some of the responses.

Nihar Bhattacharjee, LucknowIt was a great experience to have all lights off that day. Yes this is just a little we can

do to save our climate. But don't you think we need to do more than that to

remove all hatred and terrorism activities in the whole world that is hampering our

development and Govt is making national expense by deploying our jawans in

remote places. Even in place like Arunachal Pradesh which has the highest hydro

potential in India is gradually coming in the grip of terrorism.Lets light candle again one day no matter if lights are on and pray for all

painfull soul that have parted this beautifull world struck by terrorism.' Let us spread the message of love among all, love for humanity and you can see

Love for nature will evolve by itself. Lets do more than just turning the lights off.

Yes there are more severe and harming issues for this society like Corruption and

so on. Join hands to remove all ills and make a society- a place not just to live but to

enjoy the most beautiful craft in world that is nature. Love for nature will evolve

love for climate and we won’t need to put off lights but spread light to all those

backward areas which have never seen any light rather than that of sun in the day

and moonlight at night.

RP Verma and Ram Saraswat, Allain Duhangan HE Project, H.P.We appreciated your valuable advice regarding global warming. We did the same and fully enjoyed with candle dinner.

Mahesh Upadhyay, BhopalFully agree with Conservation of energy. Who else can feel other then Geologist who "worked in NER "!

Prabhas Pande, Kolkata:Brilliant!

P.Sampath, Bhopal:Thank you. Will join you.

Dr Jayanta K Pati, Allahabad:We have Earth Hours (several) everyday (night) in Allahabad for so many years now. If you still like us to "share your experience of the evening with the ISEG fraternity" we can still do so provided you stretch the limit of "Earth Hour(s)"!

G.P.Singh, Gurgaon:Thanks for information.

P.Muthu, Chennai:I also enjoyed the different evening.

“Glory hole” belonging to Monticello Dam in California. It is the largest in the world, its size enabling it to consume 14400 cubic feet of water every second.

The recent volcanic eruption, Rekzavik, Iceland (Photographer Martin Rietze got to within 250 metres of the lava fountains to capture his stunning series of images)

The Fascinating and Violent Face of Mother Earth


A significant event was recorded in the history of ISEG when The Delhi-

NCR Chapter was formally launched on 8-2-2010 at NPTI Auditorium,

Faridabad during one day workshop organized for same. The new regional

chapter was launched by Dr. P.C. Nawani, President, ISEG and Dr. Faquan

Wu, Vice President (Asia), IAEG by lighting the ceremonial lamp.

The event was a great success which is indicated by the fact that it got very

good support from the engineering geology/ geotechnical fraternity of Delhi

and NCR region and was attended by 106 delegates who became members of

the Delhi-NCR Chapter for year 2010. The event was whole heartedly

supported by ISEG and co-sponsored by M/s. Patel Energy Resources Pvt. Ltd.,

NOIDA and M/s. Teesta Urja Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi. Other frontline

organizations that are active in the field of engineering geology and

geotechnique such as NHPC, CRRI, ICCS, GMR, EPIL, NTPC, SNC- Lavalin,

and Reliance Energy had also nominated strong contingents of delegates along

with their best wishes for the new Delhi-NCR Chapter. M/s. ATES & MRIU were

also represented at the workshop besides some individual delegates who participated enthusiastically. ISEG was represented by its President,

Secretary, Joint Secretary and many Council Members some of whom had come from distant places like Kolkata, Kolar and Lucknow to attend the

workshop. The presence of many well known Engineering Geologists and Geotechnical Experts from Delhi- NCR region and other places including

Dr. Faquan Wu, from China, representing IAEG and a number of Council Members of ISEG added to the success of the event as a whole.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr P. C. Nawani, President, ISEG

said that the Society was making a fresh beginning by the Launch of

Delhi-NCR Chapter and hoped that many more regional chapters

shall be initiated in near future. Shri Y. Deva, Secretary, ISEG gave

a brief account of the activities of ISEG, future plans and requested

the professionals to join the society.

The technical proceedings of the workshop included lectures

on “Brief Introduction to Geohazards Prevention in Three Gorges

Project Area” by Dr. Faquan Wu, Professor at Institute of Geology

and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences and Vice-

President, IAEG (Asia). The talk by Prof. Wu gave a brief account of

the treatment of landslides taken up on a massive scale to make the

reservoir rim stable and also the rehabilitation efforts carried out on

massive scale to resettle more that one million people affected by stthis mega project. The lecture of Prof. Wu was followed by another presentation on 'Engineering. Geology in 21 Century' by Dr. P.C. Nawani,

Director, NIRM and President, ISEG. Dr. Nawani mentioned about the developments that are likely to take place in the field of Engineering Geology

in near future. He also discussed about the important role likely to be played by Information Technology, Communication Technology and

Computers in the development of Engineering Geology in coming times. Both the lectures were well received by the delegates and were followed

by lively discussions. The workshop ended with a vote of thanks given by Shri S. Bhatnagar, Joint Secretary, ISEG.

The workshop organized for the event was followed by the General Body Meeting of the newly formed Delhi-NCR Chapter. The objective of

the GBM was to elect a governing body for the year 2010. Following persons were elected by the GBM:

Convener - Shri Imran Sayeed, Chief (Geology) NHPC and Council Member, ISEG

Co-Convener - Shri C.K. Sengupta, Geologist (Sr.), GSI, New Delhi

Treasurer - Shri P.K. Gupta, Chief (Geology) NHPC

Members of the Governing body S/Shri S. Kannan, GMR and

S.K. Garhia , Energy Infratech

It is pertinent to add here that a beginning towards launching of the Delhi-NCR Chapter was made when the ISEG Council passed a resolution to

this effect during a meeting held in October 2009 and entrusted the task of organizing the workshop to Shri Imran Sayeed, Chief (Geology) NHPC and

Council Member, to mark the launching of this local chapter of ISEG. The objective of the regional chapter is to promote interaction amongst the

Geotechnical professionals and Scientists based in Delhi-NCR region. The event could not have been possible without the support and

encouragement given by Dr. Gopal Dhawan, Vice-President, ISEG and Executive Director (Geotech), NHPC.

Imran Sayeed

& Y. P. Sharda

Delhi-NCR Chapter, ISEG

A Report on Delhi-NCR Chapter


International Conference on Underground Space Technology and the 8th Asian Regional Conference on IAEG

17-19 January 2011, Bangalore, IndiaVenue: Le Meredien, Sankey Road, Bangalore

Organized byIndian Society of Engineering Geology and National institute of Rock Mechanics

Under the aegis of International Association of Engineering Geology and Environment

Asia is witnessing a rapid growth in underground structures and utilization of under ground space for various purposes. Large scale construction of tunnels and cavern for development of infrastructure, mining, transport, hydropower, oil and gas repositories and defense installations is being undertaken under difficult terrains and rock conditions. In this context it is proposed to organize a conference which would provide a forum to bring together all those involved in developing the underground space, and to share their knowledge and experience.

Invitation to ICUST 2011

The Indian Society of Engineering Geology in association with National Institute of Rock Mechanics under the aegis of International Association of Engineering Geology and Environment proposes to organize an International Conference on “Underground Space Technology” during 17-19 January 2011, in Bangalore, India.

Theme of the Conference

The main theme of the conference is Underground Space Technology in civil engineering and Mining sectors

Target Audience

Professional mining and civil engineers, geologists, academicians, research scientists, and all other engaged in geotechnical engineering, mining and rock mechanics for underground structures

Call for Papers

People are invited to contribute technical papers highlighting their ideas, experiences and findings in their areas and topics related to the theme of conference. First soft copy of the Abstract in about 500 words along with authors contact details and affliation should be sent by e-mail to

Last date for submission of abstracts is 30 April 2010

Last date for submission of abstracts is 30 September 2010

Specific topics

Site Investigation and rock mass characterization

Stress Regime around Underground Openings

Testing of rocks to determine their physico mechanical properties

Tunneling Methods/Methods of Excavation

Design Methodologies on emphasis of Numerical Modeling

Rock enforcement and Ground Improvement

Instrumentation and Monitoring

Hazard assessment and Analysis

Environment Management and other peripheral issues

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