With immense pleasure we inform that the Institution of Engineers (India), Telangana State Centre isorganizing an International Conference on “Mining – Present and Future – Issues and Challenges”

as the 2nd International Mining event of IEI Centenary Celebrations from 23-25 October, 2019 at Hyderabad.

The First International Mining Conference was conducted at Hyderabad from 19th November, 2015 to 22nd

November, 2015 which was well organized and earned lot of publicity and laurels. The Institution ofEngineers (India) will be completing 100 years of its glorious and relentless journey by 2020. As conceived,the celebrations began from the year 2015 itself with the conduct of International Conferences in thesuccessive years in various disciplines and would culminate by the year 2020 with a grand function.

The Institution is very renowned for its various valuable activities taken up worldwide and also for itsrelation with several professional bodies of various countries to promote and develop its activities forthe benefit of all the Engineers, Scientists and the Countries as well. The membership and the Centres ithas within the country and abroad speaks of the relentless efforts put forth by the Institution headed byeminent engineers which sustained its growth all these years. A large number of Engineers and Scientistsboth from India and abroad are expected to participate to share their experience, ideas and deliberateon the larger theme.

ObjectiveMining Industry plays a crucial role in enhancing the Economy of Nation. The Mining Sector is verydynamic and needs investment & technological innovation to expand customer foot print and enhanceefficiency. The up gradation and modernization of technologies, managerial and other practices hasbecome very necessary. There is an urgent need to collaborate with partners or develop criticaltechnologies in-house to help the Mining Industry remain competitive and viable and sustainable.The Government has initiated new policies in recent times to help the mining sector become vibrant.In this back ground, the IEI with the support of Government proposes to organize 2nd InternationalMining Conference in Hyderabad as a part of Centenary Celebrations.

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India is bestowed with fairly good natural resources with a long main coastline of 6068 km tapering intothe Indian Ocean, forming a peninsula. India’s mineral endowment is substantial to meet the emergingneeds of the population, for over a period of time. In addition it has high geological potential to enlargethe mineral availability. India takes pride in its mineral wealth, possessing abundant reserves in terms ofThermal Coal, Iron ore, Bauxite, Chromite, Manganese Ore, Zinc, Barites, Limestone, Graphite, Vermiculiteetc., but lacks in Coking Coal, Petroleum Crude, Nickel, Tungsten, Cobalt, Molybdenum, Antimony, GoldSilver, Tin and poor in Sulphur & Potash deposits. In recent years mining has undergone a sea change interms of deployment of high-tech applications and management systems for transfer of state of the arttechnology all over the world and India is no exception. In India with progressive industrialization, theemphasis is on mines and adopting of latest technologies and focus is on augmenting productivity andvalue addition. There still exists abundant scope in India to adapt to the state of art technology in varioussegments of mining industry.

New mineral policy has brought in lot of changes to improve and develop mines by opening the mineralssector for private initiatives both domestic and foreign. The policy envisages foreign technology andequity participation in exploration and exploitation of scarce and high value minerals and promotion ofjoint ventures in mineral industry. Mining investments encompass a vast arena of subjects envelopingtotal gamut of mining activity in its fold. However it can be broadly categorized into three functions, oneis Exploration, second is New Mining Technology for Exploitation, and third one is related to Mine Economicsand Earnings through Mining Ventures. The future mining in India will therefore have increased focus ontechnology innovation, intervention and collaboration.

However the need of the hour is to augment for mineral resources, expand the available mineable reservebase, explore and probe new areas, at a faster pace by conducting proper detailed exploration. As suchmineral investigation is of primary concern and essential. A sense of urgency is needed to prove newmineral bearing areas, to meet both domestic needs, as well as for export purposes and also to meetfuture demand projections. All these activities need huge investments, research work and deployment ofmen, material & high-tech equipment to conduct a comprehensive and a holistic survey and detailedmineral exploration of the entire country both at macro & micro levels.

The following are some of the major forces and potential opportunities that are shaping the globalmining trends and future scenarios which are likely to generate positive and lasting impact. Digitalrevolution, Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, Drones, Electric Vehicles, Air borne surveys, geophysical survey,advanced sensors, high tech hydraulic and hydro static drilling equipment for deep bore wells. Diamondcore drills and diamond bits, drill rods, Geological mapping, drilling & continuous recording sensors andsensor equipment, Digital core logging, Computer Aided Design, pilot plants, mineral processing anddressing etc. These are the technologies which are well within the reach, need to be acquired and adoptedto make India super rich mineral country. The second dimension is innovation in Mining technology andexploitation of mining preferably, which involves huge capital investments, infrastructure development,logistic supports, transportation development (Road, Rail, Sea, Sea- port and conveyor belts with sensor),High tech mining equipment, underground long wall supporting systems, hauling equipment, windingengines, mineral dressing and processing equipment, Clean Coal Technologies, CBM and gasification

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Sub-themesA. Innovation In Exploration

B. Innovation In MiningTechnology

C. Mine Economics and EarningsThrough Mining Ventures

D. Mining Environment, WasteManagement and Rehabilita-tion

technologies etc. Manufacturing Heavy Earth Moving machines, excavators, draglines, dumpers, dozers,Motor graders, conveyors, continuous miners, emerging technologies, robotics and Artificial intelligence.The third dimension of investment is based upon Mine Economics and Earnings through the miningventures under taken. Some of features which have a bearing on Mine Economics and earnings areMineral Beneficiation, Pricing, Taxation, Export and Import policy. New Mineral policy brought in lot ofchanges to improve and develop mines by opening the minerals sector for private initiatives, both domesticand Foreign. The policy envisages foreign technology and equity participation of scarce and high valueminerals and promotion of joint ventures in Mining. Many Multi-National Companies visited India insearch of Mining investment and contributed significantly to it. MNC’s desire to have long term MiningLease assurances for Investments.

India needs foreign direct investment and foreign technologies without further delay. We need to initiateaction in this direction as expeditiously as possible to meet the demands of global market. One of ourendeavors is to develop fast and this can be possible by developing and exploiting minerals throughpublic and private partnerships, by foreign direct investments and by the participation of Multi NationalCompanies in the Country. Mining cost overruns are mainly due to abnormal delays in statutory clearances,interference of NGO and political affairs which have a large bearing on exports and earnings. Anotherimportant aspect is Taxation policy.

Three Plenary Sessions and Four Technical Sessions will be conducted covering all the Sub-Themes.Invited lectures will be delivered by eminent professionals of international and national repute in therespective field. Technical papers will be published in the Technical Volume of the Conference.

Call for PapersWe invite scholarly, practical and original contributions forpresentation and discussion during the International Conferenceon the theme and sub-themes as per the schedule given below:

Deadlines for submission of Abstract 15.07.2019Notification of Acceptance of Abstract 30.07.2019Deadlines for submission of full text paper 16.08.2019Communication of Acceptance of full paper 30.08.2019

The authors are invited to submit a one–page abstract of theirpaper, along with a brief CV with their latest colored passportsize photograph. For further information please contact theChairman, Technical Committee, International Conference on email: telanganasc@ieindia.org.

The authors of accepted abstracts would be subsequently invited to submit full A4 size papers. Formatfor Abstract is in MS Word, Times New Roman, in 12 point, one and half space, 300 to 500 words alongwith the details of authors and co-authors including email ID and mobile contact number.

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The Institution of Engineers (India)The Institution of Engineers (India) (IEI) is the largest multidisciplinary professional body that encompasses15 engineering disciplines and gives engineers a global platform for sharing professional interest. IEIhas membership strength of above 2 lakhs. Established in 1920, with its headquarter at 8 Gokhale Road,Kolkata 700020, India, IEI has served the engineering fraternity close to a century. During this period oftime, IEI has been inextricably linked with the history of modern-day engineering. In 1935, IEI wasincorporated by Royal Charter and remains the only professional body in India which has been accordedthis honour. Today, its quest for professional excellence has given it a place of pride in almost everyprestigious and relevant organization across the globe. It provides a vast array of technical, professionaland supporting services to the Government, Industries, Academia and the Engineering fraternity,operating through its 123 Centres located across the country and six overseas chapters. Besides, IEI hasbilateral agreements with about 31 international bodies and membership of another eight internationalbodies of the developed nations across the globe. Being recognized as a Scientific and IndustrialResearch Organisation (SIRO) by the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, Ministry of Scienceand Technology, Government of India, IEI promotes the cause of research and development by providingGrant-in-Aid support to undergraduate, post graduate students and PhD Research Scholars ofEngineering Institutions and Universities.

IEI conducts Section A & B Examinations in various engineering disciplines (popularly known as AMIEexamination), the successful completion of which is recognized as equivalent to Degree in appropriatefield of Engineering of recognized Universities of India by the Ministry of Human Resources Development,Government of India.

IEI in collaboration with Springer regularly publishes peer reviewed international journal in five series,namely, Series A, Series B, Series C, Series D and Series E covering 15 engineering disciplines, which areScopus Indexed.

For further details, please visit: www.ieindia.org

The Institution of Engineers - SrilankaThe Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka (IESL) established in 1956 was the successor to the then EngineeringAssociation of Ceylon which was founded in 1906 at Anuradhapura by a few dedicated engineers servingin the public sector, with the objective of providing general advancement of science and practice ofengineering in all disciplines concerned according to rules agreed to by its members. In 1968, the Institutionof Engineers, Sri Lanka was made an incorporated body of the Government by an act of parliament. Itrepresents the interests of the engineering profession and the general public its members serve.

The activities of IESL has become broader and diversified with time, and at present it has a membershipof about 13,000 engineering professionals of all branches of engineering serving in all parts of SriLanka and abroad.

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One of the key functions of IESL is to ensure the quality standards of engineering professionals practicingin Sri Lanka, by conducting professional review of suitably qualified members for the status of ‘CharteredEngineer’ and ‘International Professional Engineer’.

The IESL conducts long and short term Continuing Professional Development programs, seminars, learnedlectures and orations and also recognizes organizations that provide training for the charter candidatesafter a rigorous evaluation process. It also recognizes academic institutions that provide engineeringeducation for the different levels of membership of the IESL, and is the accreditation body for engineeringdegrees in Sri Lanka.

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, USAThe Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration (SME),USA is an International Society of Professionalsin the Mining & Mineral Industry.

The Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration (SME) is a professional society (nonprofit 501(c)(3)corporation) whose nearly 15,000 membership represents all professionals serving the minerals industryin more than 85 countries. SME members are engineers, geologists, metallurgists, educators, studentsand researchers. SME advances the worldwide minerals community through information exchangeand professional development.

The Society for Mining Metallurgy and Exploration also known as SME is a global professionalorganization that is entirely dedicated to serve the minerals industry. Representing a worldwide memberbase spanning across 100 countries that comprises of more than 14000 professionals from eight sub-sectors including coal and energy environmental mineral and metallurgical processing mining andexploration underground construction and more.

Committee for Mineral Reserves International ReportingStandards (CRIRSCO)CRIRSCO was formed in 1994 and for much of its life was an informal alliance of National ReportingOrganizations (NRO) in participating countries. With the rapid increase in international activity associatedwith the mining industry in recent years, CRIRSCO has evolved to become a more rigorously constitutedcommittee which is governed by its Terms of Reference.

The mineral rich economies in the world formed an international consortium known as CRIRSCO(Committee for Mineral Reserves International Reporting Standards) to promote high standards ofreporting of mineral deposit estimates (Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves) and of explorationprogress (Exploration Results). The stock exchanges in the world recognize only the CRIRSCO compliantreporting standards such as JORC (Australia), SME guidelines (USA), NI-43-101 (Canada), SAMREC (SouthAfrica), PERC (Europe) etc. Currently national reporting organizations (NRO) from 13 countries aremembers of the CRIRSCO: Australasia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Europe, Indonesia, Kazakhstan,Mongolia, Russia, South Africa, Turkey and USA.

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Australasian Institute of Mining & Metallurgy, Australia (AusiMM)The AusIMM delivers an ongoing program of professional development services to ensure our membersare supported throughout their careers, enabling them to provide high-quality professional input toindustry and the community.

Few Australian organizations have the privilege of a 125-year history or a Royal Charter. Our uniqueposition is not just that we have both, but that together they have given us the opportunity to build acommunity of 13,000 professionals who are passionately contributing to the global resources industry.

Our strength lies in our people, their commitment to the industry and our commitment to providingopportunities for them to lead and professionally develop in their chosen field.

Opportunities are afforded by the meeting of minds; where education meets industry, environmentmeets economy, tradition meets innovation and community meets commerce.

Southern African Institute of Mining & Metallurgy (SaIMM)The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy is a professional organization for the miningand metallurgical industry in Southern Africa.

The SAIMM is a voluntary association that represents the interests of professionals in the mining andmetallurgical industries in Southern Africa. It disseminates scientific and technical knowledge by meansof conferences, a journal, branch events and various online platforms.

The Institution of Engineers (India), Telangana State CentreThe Telangana State Centre has been formed after bifurcation of erstwhile Andhra Pradesh State.

The Telangana State Centre of The Institution of Engineers (India) has on its rolls more than 8300corporate members covering fifteen disciplines of engineering besides non-corporate members tothe order of 18660. The Telangana State Centre has been one of the most active Centres of the Institutionof Engineers (India) which is engaged in successfully translating the objectives and ideals of IEI intopractice. The present Telangana State Centre is the legacy of erstwhile Hyderabad State Centre ofNizam’s Hyderabad State.

The Federation of Indian Mineral IndustriesThe Federation of Indian Mineral Industries (FIMI), which came into existence with a small membershipof about 40 federating associations and individual units, is now a 350 member body. FIMI envelopesin its fold mining, mineral processing, metal making, cement and other mineral derived industries aswell as granite, stone, marble and slate industries – in private, joint ventures and public sectors of thecountry, it represents the entire non-fuel mining and mineral processing activities of the nation.

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OrganizationsDuring the past 40 years of its existence, FIMI has organized a number of International / Nationalseminars, conferences, workshops to highlight the problems, policies and perspectives of the resource(mineral) based industries.

FIMI main objective is to establish a vibrant, environmentally benign mineral industry (explorative,extractive and processing activities related to minerals) that meets the mineral needs of the nationfrom the existing resource endowment, import the mineral and metals that are scarce or absent, andexport the surplus minerals and metals that have an external market without prejudice to domesticneeds. Nevertheless, while promoting mining and minerals based industries, through private initiative,effort and enterprise.

Mining Engineers’ Association of India (MEAI) & It’s HyderabadChapterThe Mining Engineers’ Association of India (MEAI) was established in the year 1957. The aim of thisprofessional body is to safeguard and enhance the professional competence and integrity ofprofessionals viz mining engineers, geologists and allied engineers, serving in the opencast andunderground mines. There are 24 Chapters spread all over the Country. The formation of chapters andtheir subsequent activities have provided the desired fillip to carry on sustainable activities of theAssociation, and also succeeded in attracting the attention of mining industry professionals serving infar flung regions of the country. The association entered into bilateral agreements with SME (USA)AusiMM (Australia) and SAIMM (South Africa) for exchange of information on latest technologicaladvancements in the field of mining. To meet the objectives of the association, MEAI conducts National/ International Seminars and symposia, workshops, Training programmes etc. MEAI Hyderabad Chapteris established in the year 1991.

Luleå University of Technology (LTU)Luleå University of Technology (LTU) was founded in 1971 and now enrols around 15,000 students. It isa pioneer in geological science and environmental sustainability research and is renowned for itseducation and research into science, engineering and music. Students attend classes on four campuses:the main campus Luleå, Kiruna.

LTU offers a wide variety of specialized courses including engineering, urban planning, environmentalgeoscience, waste management, spacecraft design, wood technology and music performance. Studentsteam up and collaborate with local and international businesses on projects such as energy efficientvehicles. Luleå University of Technology is a global university, we attract students and researchers fromall corners of the world. We are well known for our university culture that form close relations betweenstudents and faculty. Partnerships are formed with companies and organisations, regionally, nationallyand internationally, which strengthen your ability to further your career later in life.

A new research project at Luleå University of Technology will help Swedish companies to becomemore competitive in the international market by developing new digital services.

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RegistrationDetails & RemittanceInformation

Early bird RegistrationBefore 30th September,2019 After 30th September,2019

Indian Delegates Foreign delegates Indian Delegates Foreign Delegates

IEI, MEAI, FIMI Members INR 3000/- USD 150 INR 3500/- USD 200

Academic INR 5000/- USD 200 INR 7000/- USD 250

Industry/Govt/PSUs/ General INR 7500/- USD 300 INR 10000/- USD 300

Students INR 1000/- USD 100 INR 1500/- USD 150

Payment by Bankers’ Cheque/ Bank DraftPayment may be made through the Bankers’ Cheque or the Bank Draft drawn in favour of “The Institutionof Engineers (India), Telangana State Centre” payable at Hyderabad, India, duly enclosing the filled inand signed Registration Form

Accommodation (Near to Venue)Hotel Name Email ID Tel. No. DistanceTaj Krishna Krishna.hyderabad@tajhotels.com 040-66662323/66292323 1 Km

Taj Deccan Deccan.hyderabad@tajhotel.com 040-66663939 1 KmPark Hotel Banquets.hyd@theparkhotels.com

Resv.hyd@theparkhotels.com 040-23456789 1 KmThe Golkonda info@thegolkondahotel.com 040-66110101 1 Km

NKM's Grand reservation@nkmsgrand.com 040-30617181 ½ KmRukmini hotelrukminiriviera@yahoo.co.in 040-66785566 2 KmPeppermint resv@hotelsandhya.com 040-44351234 2 Km

Ashoka info@thehotelashoka 040-66510222, 665103220 2 KmMercure Hyd KCP H8824_re@accor.com 040-67888888 ½ KmPark Hyatt Hyderabad.park@hyatt.com 040-49491234 1 Km

If accommodation is needed, please contact directly the management of the above Hotels.

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SponsorshipAdvertisiment Tariff

Tariff for sponsorship is given below. Organizations interested to sponsor various activities may send thedetails of sponsorship along with A/C payee Cheque / Demand Draft drawn in favour of “The Institutionof Engineers (India), Telangana State Centre” payable at Hyderabad for appropriate amount.

Categories of Sponsor Amount PrivilegesIndian Rupees

Platinum Sponsor 15,00,000/- Privilege 10 delegates + inside full pageadvertisement free

Gold Sponsor 10,00,000/- Privilege 8 delegates + inside full page advertisementfree

Silver Sponsor 5,00,000/- Privilege 5 delegates + inside full page advertisementfree

Sponsorship - one Lunch 1,50,000/- Sponsorship will be acknowledged by displayingbanners indicating the names of sponsors + twodelegates free

Sponsorship -one Dinner 2,00,000/- Sponsorship will be acknowledged by displayingbanners indicating the names of sponsors +threedelegates free

Delegate Kit 1,25,000/- Sponsorship will be acknowledged by way of printingthe names of the sponsors inside the flap of thedelegate kit.

High Tea 75,000/- Sponsorship will be acknowledged by displayingbanner indicating the names of Sponsors + one fullpage advt (B/W) free.

Please note that the GST 18% would be extra.

Advertisement TariffA Technical Volume will be brought out on the occasion for distribution to the delegates as well as tovarious related organizations across the globe. It has been decided to accept a few selected advertisementsof reputed organizations in the Technical Volume.

GST 18% EXTRA

Back Cover (OUTSIDE) Multi-Colour 75,000/-Front Cover (Inside) Multi-colour 50,000/-Back Cover (inside) Multi-Colour 40,000/-Full Page Multi-Colour (Inside) 25,000/-Full Page (Inside) Black & White 15,000/-Half-page (Inside) Black & White 10,000/-Size of Technical Volume ………………..A4

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PaymentsAll Payments should be made through A/C Payee Cheque (Local Organizations) and by CrossedDemand Drafts (Outstation Organizations) drawn in favour of “THE INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS(India), Telangana State Centre” payable at Hyderabad on any of the scheduled banks at Hyderabad.

NEFT Details:Name of the Beneficiary: THE INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS (INDIA), Telangana State CentreName of the Bank: State Bank of IndiaName of the Branch PBB Rajbhavan Road Branch, Khairatabad, HyderabadAccount Number 37301625939 (Current account)IFSC Code SBIN0004159MICR Code 500002075

ExhibitionExhibitors can avail the opportunity to exhibit their products during the Conference. Cost of each stall(size 10ft x 10ft) is 75,000/- + GST 18% Extra.

FIELD VISIT TO COAL MINES OF SCCL AND NTPC, RAMAGUNDAM

It is proposed to arrange a field visit for One and half day to Coal Mines of SCCL, Kaleswaram Projectand NTPC, Ramagundam after the Conference which are situated about 250km from Hyderabad.

Interested persons may indicate their names by email. The nominal charges of Rs.3,000/- per head,which includes shared accommodation, food and travel charges.

Payment DetailsExhibition

Hotel Name Email ID Tel.No. DistanceTaj Krishna krishna.hyderabad@tajhotels.com 040-66662323, 66292323Taj Deccan deccan.hyderabad@tajhotel.com 040-66663939 1 KmPark Hotel banquets.hyd@theparkhotels.com 040-23456789 2 Km

resv.hyd@theparkhotels.com

The Golkonda info@thegolkondahotel.com 040-66110101 1 Km

NKM’s Grand reservation@nkmsgrand.com 040-30617181 1/2 Km

Rukmini hotelrukminiriviera@yahoo.co.in 040-66785566 2 Km

Peppermint resv@hotelsand hya. com 040-44351234 2 Km

Ashoka info@thehotelashoka 040-66510222, 66510220 2 Km

Mercure Hyd KCP h8824_re@accor.com 040-67888888 1/2 Km

If you need accommodation please contact directly to the above Hotels.

HYDERABAD HOTELS / ACCOMMODATION (Nearer to Venue)

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Committees

Chairman:Engr. T M PallewattaPresident, IE, Srilanka

Co-Chairman:Dr T M Gunaraja, FIEPresident, IEI

International Advisory CommitteeMembers :

Engr. Janine HerzigPresident, AUSIMM, Australia

Engr. Neil WellsPresident, CRIRSCO, USA

Engr. Mark L MichalskiPresident, SME, South Africa

Prof. Uday KumarLULEA University, SwedenProf. Sukumar BandopadhyayUniversity of Alaska, USAMr. GunaseelanDirector, DMT Consulting Pvt. LtdDr. Abani SamalPrincipal, Geo Global LLC

National Advisory CommitteeChief Patron :

Shri Pralhad JoshiHon’ble Union Minister for Parliamentary Affairs,

Mines & Steel, Govt. of India

Patrons :

Chairman :Dr T M Gunaraja, FIEPresident, IEI, Kolkata

Co-Chairman:Er Chandra Mohan, FIEChairman, MNDB, IEI

Members :

Shri Anil Gopishankar Mukim, IASUnion Secretary

Ministry of MinesGovt. of India

Shri Binoy Kumar, IASUnion SecretaryMinistry of Steel

Govt. of India

Shri Sumantha Chaudhari, IASUnion SecretaryMinistry of CoalGovt. of India

Prof Ashutosh Sharma, IASUnion Secretary

Ministry of Science &Technology, Govt. of India

Shri Rajiv Gauba, IASUnion SecretaryMinistry of Home AffairsGovt. of India

Shri Anand Kumar, IASUnion SecretaryMinistry of New & Renewable Energy,Govt. of India

Shri Anshuman Gaur, IFSPrivate SecretaryElectronics & Information Technology

Shri T.K.Barai, IASUnion SecretaryMinistry of PowerGovt. of India

Shri C.K.Mishra, IASUnion SecretaryMinistry of Environment & Forests,Govt. of India

Shri Baijendra Kumar, IASChairman-cum-Managing DirectorNMDC Ltd, Hyderabad.

Shri Jayesh Ranjan, IASPrincipal SecretaryIndustries & CommerceGovt. of Telangana

Shri Rakesh KumarChairman & Managing DirectorNCL Ltd., Neyvelli

Shri U SahaDirector GeneralMines Safety, Dhanbad.

Dr S.K. Joshi, IASChief SecretaryGovt. of Telangana

Dr M M Kutty, IASUnion SecretaryMinistry of Petroleum & Natural Gas,Govt. of India

Shri N Sridhar, IASChairman & Managing DirectorSingareni Collierie Co.LtdHyderabad

Shri A.K.JhaChairmanCoal India Ltd

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Shri L V Subramanyam, IASChief Secretary,Govt. of Andhra Pradesh

Shri Srinivas Sri Naresh, IASSecretary,Industries & CommerceGovt. of Andhra Pradesh

Shri M.B.VermaDirectorAtomic Minerals Division forExploration & ResearchHyderabad.

Dr V M TiwariDirectorNational Geophysical ResearchInstitute, Hyderabad.

Dr P.K. SinghDirectorCIMFR, Dhanbad.

Shri T.V. Chowdary, FIEFormer Director of Mines & Geology,Govt. of Andhra Pradesh.

Shri R.K.SharmaSecretary Genera, FIMI

Er G.L.Rao FIEPast President IEI

Er B Surender Mohan, FIEFormer, CMD,Neyvelli Lignite Corp. Ltd.

Shri Ajay Mishra IASSpecial Chief Secretary,Energy, Govt. of Telangana

Shri B R V Susheel Kumar, FIEDirector of Mines & GeologyGovt. of Telangana

Shri U.D. ChaubayChairmanGas Authority of IndiaNew Delhi.

Shri Gurdeep SinghChairman & Managing DirectorNational Thermal Power Corporation,New Delhi.

Dr T.K.ChandChairman & Managing DirectorNALCO India Ltd

Dr G. Ranganath, FIEChairman, CATE, IEI

Shri A.K.KothariPresident, Mining EngineersAssociation of India.

Er S S Rathore, FIEPart President, IEI

Er VS Rao, FIEFormer President, FIMI

Shri Ajay Jain, IASSecretary, Energy,Govt. of Andhra Pradesh

Shri Sunil DuggalPresident, Federation of IndianMineral Industries (FIMI)New Delhi.

Dr H S VenkateshDirectorNational Institute of Rock Mechanics,Bengaluru.

Shri Sanjay Kumar PattnaikManaging DirectorTata Sponge Iron Ltd., Joda, Orissa

Dr G MalsurVice Chairman & Managing DirectorTSMDC Ltd, Govt. of Telangana

Shri Y Bhanu Prakash, IASVice Chairman & Managing DirectorAPMDC Ltd., Viajayawada.

Shri Mukund ChaudhariChairman & Managing Director, MOILLtd, Nagpur.

Er G Prabhakar, FIEPast President, IEI

Dr M S Venkata Ramayya, FIEProf. Dept. of Mining Engg.Malla Reddy Engg. College,Hyderabad.

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Organizing Committee

Chairman:Dr G Rameshwar Rao, FIEChairman, IEI, TSC

Co-Chairman:Er Chandra Mohan, FIEChairman, MNDB, IEI

Organizing Secretary:Er T Anjaiah, FIEHon. Secretary,IEI, TSC

Convener:Er B Ramesh Kumar, FIEFormer CMD, NMDC Limited &Member, IEI, TSC

Members:

Er B R V Susheel Kumar, FIEDirector of Mines & GeologyGovt. of Telangana

Er G Sudhakar, FIECouncil Member, FIE

Er B Brahma Reddy, FIECouncil Member, IEI

Shri K Rajasekhar ReddyGeneral Manager (Mines)TMDC, Govt of TelanganaHyderabad.

Er B Surender Mohan, FIEFormer Chairman and ManagingDirector, Neyveli LigniteCorporation, Neyveli

Shri P K SatpathyDirector (Production)NMDC Limited, Hyderabad.

Shri S Krishna MurthySecretary GeneralMEAI, Hyderabad

Dr M S Venkata Ramayya, FIEProfessor, Dept of MiningMalla Reddy Engineering CollegeHyderabad

Er S Chandra SekharDirector (Operations)SCCL, Hyderabad.

Er K J Amarnath, MIEFormer CGM, SCCL, Hyderabad.

Er V S Rao, FIEFormer Director (OMQ)Tata Steel, Jamshedpur

Er Y Sreenivas Rao, FIEScientist ‘H”, RCI, Hyderabad

Er T V Chowdary, FIEFormer Director of Miens &Geology, AP

Er P R Tripathi,FIEFormer CMD, NMDC LimitedHyderabad.

Shri Alok Kumar MehtaExecutive Director, NMDC Ltd.

Shri Shailendra KumarRegional Controller of MinesIBM, Hyderabad.

Shri T VidyapathiDy. Director General of Mines SafetyHyderabad

Shri K Rammohan, FIEChairman, IEIRamagundam Local CentreRamagundam

Dr M Gopal Naik, FIEProfessor and HeadDept. of Civil EngineeringUniversity College of EngineeringOU, Hyderabad.

Dr R Markendeya, FIEPrincipalJNTUH, Manthani

Dr S Sudhakar ReddyPrincipal, Malla Reddy EngineeringCollege, Hyderabad.

Shri Antony RajaGeneral ManagerSCCL, Hyderabad.

Er B Ramesh KumarFormer Director (Operations)SCCL, Hyderabad.

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Technical Committee

Committees

Chairman:Er V S Rao, FIEFormer Director (OMQ), Tata Steel

Co-Chairmen:Dr S Nagabhushana Rao, FIEPast Chairman, IEI, APSC

Dr H SarvothamanFormer Dy. Director General, GSI

Conveners:Er B Ramesh Kumar, FIEFormer CMD, NMDC, Hyderabadand Member, IEI, TSC

Dr M S Venkata Ramayya, FIEProfessor, Dept. of Mining,Malla Reddy Engg. College,Hyderabad.

Members:Shri M MahadevanExecutive Director, NMDC

Dr Singam Jayanthu, FIEProfessor, Dept. of MiningEngineering, NIT, Rourkela

Er K J Amarnath, MIEFormer Chief General Manager,SCCL, Hyderabad

Shri Dipesh DipuPartner, Jenissi Management,Consultants

Dr Jagannath JettyEmeritus Professor, JNTUHCollege of Engineering, Manthani

Shri B Veera ReddyGeneral Manager, Adriyala Project,SCCL, Kothagudem

Er S V S RamalingeshwaruduGeneral Manager (HRD), SCCL,Kothagudem

Dr P V RaoCRIRSCO Representative, India

Prof. Ch. Suryanarayana MurthyProfessor in Mining, NationalInstitute of Technology, Suratkal

Finance Committee

Chairman:Er T V Chowdary, FIEFormer Director of Mines &Geology, AP

Co-Chairmen:Er B R V Susheel Kumar, FIEDirector of Mines & Geology,Govt. of Telangana

Shri Alok Kumar MehtaExecutive Director, NMDCLimited, Hyderabad

Shri D N PrasadAdvisor, SCCL, Hyderabad

Members:Shri Ch. Venkaiah Chowdary, IRSVice Chairman and MD,A P Mineral Devpt. CorporationVijayawada.

Shri G MalsurVice Chairman and ManagingDirector , Telangana MineralDevelopment Corpn. Hyderabad

Shri Rafi AhmedJoint DirectorMines & Geology, Govt. ofTelangana

Er M Nagaraj, MIEMember, IEI, TSCC

Er Vilas Teggi, FIESr. Vice President (Retd), RCL

Shri B Bhaskar RaoDirector (P&B), SCCL Ltd.,Prof (Dr) G K PradhanDean, Faculty of Engineering &Technology, AKS University,SATNA, NMDC

Shri S Swamy Krishnaji RaoMines & Geology, Govt. ofTelangana

Dr K SrinivasProfessor in MiningMalla Reddy College ofEngineering, Hyderabad

Dr I SrinivasHead of the Department, MiningUniversity College of Engineering,Kothagudem

Shri Ch. RavikiranAsst. Professor, University Collegeof Engineering, Kothagudem.

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Scientific Committee

Committees

Chairman:Er Chandra Mohan, FIEChairman, MNDB, IEI

Members :Er Syed Abdul Fateh Khalid, FIEMember, MNDB, IEI

Er B C Bhattacharya, FIEMember, MNDB, IEI

Er D V Pichamuthu, FIEMember, MNDB, IEI

Publication Committee

Chairman:Dr S Nagabhushana Rao, FIEPast Chairman, IEI, APSC

Co-Chairmen:Dr H SarvothamanFormer Dy. Director General, GSI,Hyderabad

Er K J Amarnath, FIEFormer Chief General Manager,SCCL, Hyderabad

Members :Wg. Cdr V L Nanda Kumar, FIEPast Chairman, IEI, APSC

Dr Singam Jayanthu, FIEProfessor, Dept. of MiningEngineering, NIT, Rourkela

Dr P L Panda, FIEMember, IEI, TSC

Dr G Chandra Mohan Reddy,FIEMember, IEI, TSC

Dr G Venkatasubbaiah, FIEJt. Hon. Secretary, IEI, TSC

Er M Aruna, AMIEJt. Hon. Secretary, IEI, TSC

Er K Subbi Reddy, FIEMember, IEI, TSC

Er E Srinivasa Chary, FIEMember, IEI, TS

Er D Venkatesham, MIEDy. Manager, SCCL, Hyderabad

Er. N.SrichandrahasAsst. Professor,MREC(A)

Logistics Committee

Chairman:Er G Sudhakar, FIECouncil Member, IEI

Co-Chairman:Prof. (Dr.) Ramana Naik Banothu, FIEJt Hon. Secretary, IEI, TSC

Members :Dr P L Panda, FIEMember, IEI, TSCC

Prof. G RadhakrishnaJt. Hon. Secretary, IEI, TSC

Dr M V Venkateswara Rao, FIEMember, IEI, TSCC

Er M Koteswara Rao, MIEMember, IEI, TSCC

Er K Lakshminarayana, FIEGeneral Manager, SRP Aria, SCCL

Er E Nireekshan RajGeneral Manager, SCCL,Bhoopalpally

Er V BalakotireddyCOO, BGRMIL

Er N DurgaprasadVice-President, BusinessDevelopment, AMRIL

Er P Bharat Kumar Goud, AMIEStudent, ME Mining, OUCE

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ProgrammeSchedule

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON“MINING – PRESENT AND FUTURE – INVESTMENTS ISSUES AND CHALLENGES”

OCTOBER 23rd – 25th, 2019HYDERABAD, India.

Programme Schedule22nd Ocober 2019 REGISTRATION (0930 – 18.00 hrs)

23rd October 2019Inauguration Tea Pleanary Lunch Pleanary Tea Pleanary

Session Session Session

09.30hrs to 11.30hrs to 12.00 hrs to 13.30hrs to 14.30hrs to 16.00hrs to 16.30hrs to11.30hrs 12.00hrs 13.30hrs 14.30hrs 16.00hrs 16.30hrs 17.45hrs

18.30 hrs CULTURAL PRGRAMME

20.00 hrs CONFERENCE DINNER

24th October 2019Technical Tea Technical Lunch Technical TeaSession-I Session-II Session-III

09.30hrs to 11.00hrs to 11.30hrs to 13.00hrs to 14.00hrs to 16.00hrs to11.00hrs 11.30hrs 13.00hrs 14.00hrs 16.00hrs 16.30hrs

25th October 2019Technical Tea Panel Lunch ValedictorySession-IV Discussion Functio

09.30hrs to 11.30hrs to 12.00hrs to 13.00hrs to 15.00hrs to11.30hrs 12.00hrs 13.00hrs 14.30hrs 17.00hrs

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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON"MINING - PRESENT AND FUTURE - INVESTMENTS, ISSUES AND CHALENGES"

23-25, October, 2019 | Hyderabad, India

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