vol:2 | april - june 2013

QUARTERLY HOUSE JOURNAL OF NTTF (For private circulation only)

Vol: 2 I April - June 2013

innovator

Empowering and enriching dynamic learning. For You. @ NTTF Campuses

innovatorVolume: 2 I April - June 2013

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Dear All,

“Change your Thoughts and Change your World” - Earl Nightingale

Change is the key that unlocks the door to growth and excitement in an organization. We are so focused on today’s problems that we put off planning for tomorrow’s opportunities.

Keeping change alive starts with rewarding innovation, risk-taking and creativity. In the end, it is important to remember that we cannot become what we need to be by remaining who we are:

Best wishes!

N RegurajManaging Director

M e s s a g e f r o m t h e M D

F r o m t h e E d i t o r ’ s D e s k

Dear all,

With the ‘Rope-In’ of our new folks into our NTTF campuses, we are enriched with yet another set of young aspiring NTTFians who are going to be the future technicians for the industry. The introduction of PC tabs and Virtual class room sessions, has given NTTF students the privilege of getting into the digital way of learning through ‘E-learning’. This is a great milestone set by our management in the history of NTTF to secure the future career of our students.

We are happy to release this year’s second edition with glimpses of events from across our centres in the last quarter. This edition includes an informative message by our leadership team, some interesting articles by our faculty and staff, information about various corporate training programmes conducted, a picture gallery and much more. I hope this would help all our readers to know more about NTTF and its people.

I am sure you will enjoy reading this edition of our ‘Innovator’ and continue to give your valuable inputs for this quarterly magazine, benefiting all our stake holders.

The true mantra of NTTF is to ‘Build skills that shape our Nation”.

With Best wishes,

Anand B[Chief Editor] INNOVATOR

C o n t e n t sMessage from the MD 2

Editorial 2

Management Speaks 3

Cover Story 4

Thoughts by NTTF Faculty 5

Events / News in Picture Gallery 6

Contact Us 12

Techno Education for Global Competence


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M a n a g e m e n t S p e a k s

NTTF would like to congratulate and welcome all the Freshers. You have

joined a legendary training institute with agreat opportunity to secure your future.

Dawn of one more exciting academic year for many, just one more year of ordinary life gone for some, closer to achievement of life goal for few…each of us looks at the current stage in our lives in different ways.

What makes these perceptions differ? How does one evaluate oneself on such occasions? No one can pass a judgment about my success or failure other than me. My teachers or bosses can only pass a judgment on my performance in the exams/work. A judgment on my success or failure or my achievements up to this stage in my life is entirely mine. Each of us needs to evaluate our own lives based

on our life goals, what we want to achieve or where we would like to be in our lives.

It is said the greatest battles of life are fought in the deepest realms of our heart. I can pretend to the whole world but I can’t run away from myself. Do I feel good about what is happening to me, am I feeling satisfied with what I have done, contributed and achieved? The more positive your answers are to the above questions, the happier you would be with yourself. This is one of the indicators of success in one’s life. Another equally difficult question to answer is - could I have done something more, something different or better? Only I know the answer. Often taking refuge in the Indian philosophy of Karma, we blame our environment, background and a host of other things for our situation. We don’t take ownership of our situation.

I do believe that our past deeds, Karma etc., has brought us to our current situation. Our decisions and actions in this current situation decide our future. It is therefore important for us to consciously optimize on every opportunity available, do what we believe is the right thing for our future, and give it our best.

We may not have many things we desire but we have to work towards achieving them. It is also important we appreciate what we have. Each of us needs to be grateful for what we have and work with an attitude of gratitude. We need to do everything to the best of our abilities to achieve our goals.

In life there is no second chance, therefore we need to do the best in our chosen field or duty every day. We need to make use of our intelligence, experience and the knowledge we have, put in the maximum effort so that the results continue to be good and rewarding. This is the only way to not have regrets later in life.

Only we can lead our lives. What our parents and teachers can do is limited; they can guide us and tell us what is good for us. Are we living for today or are we creating our future? I believe our current situation is an opportunity for an investment into our future. We need to make the most of Today!

Wish you the very best in your journey ahead!

Regards,

Shrihari UdupaExecutive Director, NTTF

NTTF congratulates and welcomes all the Freshers


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C o v e r S t o r y

Dear NTTF Student,

Welcome to the exciting world of technology enabled learning at NTTF!

We are delighted to have you in the first batch of NTTFians who will experience the new concept of dynamic learning! The fundamental reason we are empowering you with a state-of-the-art Samsung 3110 Tablet PC is to make learning more interesting, convenient and efficient.

We are transitioning from state education delivery to dynamic learning by leveraging digital, mobile technology.

As mobile technology is becoming affordable & dynamic, most industries are using these new devices. Therefore this launch is one major step to make all NTTFians & you industry ready when you enter the market in a few years from now !

This is yet another way in which we keep our promise to you - by helping you Secure your Future with your Own Hands.

Imagine carrying all your books just in a small pocket. Imagine writing your test on a handheld device and sending it to your

teacher. Imagine getting to know your marks instantly. Imagine seeing educational videos at the touch of a button - all in the comfort of your hostel room. The possibilities of learning, using the tablet, are immense. We are sure you will learn and enrich yourself in this exciting new environment.

The tablet is loaded with:

• State-of-the-art software and features which will ensure that you utilize its capabilities to the utmost.

• Applications including dictionaries / access to websites / access to your academic Performance / access to your own NTTF community of students.

• Classroom sessions when allowed by the system.

• You will be able to read books relevant to your subject.

In class you will be able to take down notes and annotate or highlight the important sentences.

The tablet is highly personalized and usable only by you. The contents are encrypted and carry the seal of safety so that you don’t delete or overwrite the same by oversight.

Welcome to the exciting world of technology enabled learning at NTTF!

Exciting quizzes have been added by NTTF staff to enhance your learning of the subject.

We hope by the time you complete your course with us you would be:

• Tech savvy and ready to take on the world more confidently.

• More knowledgeable, more empowered, and last but not least,

• More competitive than those passing out from other institutes.

We welcome you to explore this marvelous piece of technology... something your seniors or your parents never had access to. There is no limit to learning with this device and you “LEARN AS YOU USE”.

Innovator wishes all students and faculty happy tabletting.

NTTF Management


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T h o u g h t s b y N T T F f a c u l t y

M E N T O R I N G - A M a t t e r o f T r u s t Brindha TCounsellor GNTC - COIMBATORE

“Mentoring is a professional relationship in which an experienced person (the mentor)

assists an inexperienced person (the protégé) in developing specific skills and knowledge that will enhance their professional and personal growth.” - Mentoring is a long-term commitment.

To be an effective Mentor, we need to:

• Have the desire to help - Should be willing to spend time helping someone else, and remain positive throughout

• Be motivated to continue developing and growing - OOur own development never stops.

To help others develop, a mentor must value their own growth too. Many mentors say that mentoring helps them with their own personal development

• Have confidence and an assured manner - This does not mean overconfidence or ego. Rather, mentor should have the ability to critique and challenge protégé in a non-threatening way and help them to look at a situation from a new perspective.

• Ask the right questions - The best mentors ask questions in a way that makes the protégé think. A simple guide is to think of what is to be told to the mentee & to find a question, which will help the mentee take the same conclusion on their own. To do this, try asking open questions that cannot be answered with just yes or no. Or else ask more direct questions that offer several optional answers. Then ask the mentee to give the reason for choosing that particular answer

• Listen actively - Be careful to process everything the mentee is saying. Observe body

language, maintain eye contact, and understand which topics are difficult for the mentee to discuss. Showing someone that you’re listening is a valuable skill in itself. It shows that you value what the person is saying and that you won’t interrupt them. This requires patience, and a willingness to delay judgment.

• Provide feedback - Do this in a way that accurately and objectively summarizes what you’ve heard, but also interprets things in a way that adds value for the mentee. In particular, use feedback to show that you understand what the mentee’s thinking approach has been. This is a key to help the mentee see a situation from another perspective.

Managing Mentoring Relationship• Setregularmentoringmeetings• Behonestandopen• Buildsustainableimprovements,notquickfixes• Playbytherules

A C H A I N I S O N L Y A S S T R O N G A S I T S W E A K E S T L I N K

V A Selva JeevithaSenior Training Officer SNTC - Tuticorin

One fine day in a jolly mood, I went to an exhibition. Even though I was quite afraid of

those spine tingling monsters, the roller coasters, I made up my mind to seek that extreme thrill by getting onto the giant wheel. , Initially, it was very nice to swirl up and down. But I felt a little dizzy when they started to drop everyone out of the giant wheel to exit, because when the exact opposite of my coupe was about to get down, I was on the top. I totally lost my vim and vigor. My eyes were blinking and I could view the illuminated lights of the whole world. Suddenly my eyes spotted the two chains on which my coupe was hanging on.

My imagination went really wild. I thought, if any of the links in the chain is weak, what would happen to me? My valuable life and the lives of those who were in the coupe would be hanging on the strength of that weakest link only. Yes! I realised “A chain is only as strong as its weakest link”.

I’ve given the general meaning of the phrase. However, it usually does not apply to chains, but to people. We usually raise voice that “Team Work” comes off well. It’s true that when we stand as a team we can reach the sky of our dreams, but imagine what if any one person in the team is a false driver who pulls back. All our efforts will somehow pause. Each and every member in a team must have the responsibility and conscientiousness that he / she is part of the task given. Even if we are weak, we must not sit idle and stop. We must accept our stratum of strength and should try hard to compete with the members of the team. On the other hand, while working as a team, sometimes we come across the domination

of people who have ample knowledge about their project. This should also be in moderation because this could lead to the drop off of the strength of others.

So, in order to avoid such weakening factors,

•Thestrongestofallmusthelp theweakest inthe team by giving him a job of his strength that would not affect the growth as well as the pride of the team. This should be done without dominating the members of the team

• The weakest of all must not be satisfied withthe little job assigned. He must equip himself to reach the mark of others but keeping in mind that his/her performance should not affect the entire teams work

Now as part of the team of NTTF “We must jump on the band wagon with cohesive spirit, to make our organization maintain its niche, elevated status above all other institutions in this beautiful nation”.


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E v e n t s / N e w s i n P i c t u r e G a l l e r y

ANTC

BTC

DTC

ANTC has proudly crossed 1001 Students on the rolls on 3rd June 2013 with the new admission of 30 students from Rudrapriyag & Chamoli region thereby commencing the 33rd Batch of LEARN AND EARN TRAINING PROGRAMME. ANTC’s next Target is to reach 1200 on roll by first week of March 2014.

We are able to reach this mile stone, by the full support from all, from the day one. We at NTTF Pantnagar team express our heartfelt thankfulness to our MD, Directors, ED, AD, Examcell, Principals, Corporate HR, Accounts & ETP team.

ANTC observed ‘WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY’ on 5th June 2013 in the presence of Principal, staff members, students & Executives of M/s. Ashok Leyland.

CongratulationsIn the 25th National Work skills Competition held at Apex Hi Tech Institute and Foremen Training Institute (FTI) on 20th – 22nd June 2013, Bangalore, Mr. Sreekanta, D3 student of BTC (Fitter trade) has secured 2nd place. Innovator congratulates him for this achievement.

Event organisedFaculty Training program started at Belur and was inaugurated by Mr. Anilkumar, Principal TTC, Mr. K R Rajashekar, Head-Faculty Development, Mr. R Sadasivan Principal DTC and Mr. Sanjeev A B. Manager (Trg.).

Mr. Sadasivan, Principal DTC, Mr. Sanjeev A B, Manager (Trg.) and Mr. Vijay S. Sondur, Asst. Manager (Trg.) and Trainees participated in “Vanamahotsava” held by NTTF Belur Division Campus

Corporate training programs conducted• CNCExternalTrainingProgrammeisunderprogress• Training Programme for ITC employees is under

progress

Farewell and Welcome FunctionFarewell to Mr. R Venkatesh, Principal DTC and welcome to Mr. R Sadasivan who took over the charge as Principal DTC from 3rd April onwards, the get-together was arranged at TIWAC Garden, KUD where all staff of DTC attended.

Mr. Rjatkumar Teggi Farewell FunctionParticipation in Exhibition / FairMr. Sadasivan, Principal DTC participated in “The Hindu Education Plus Career Counselling Programme” held by “THE HINDU” Newspaper in Bijapur

New Machines InstalledNew Workshop was commissioned at NTTF Belur Division.

DTC took part in ROBOCON 2013 held in Pune and secured 55th position out of 81 participating teams. NTTF was the only Diploma participant among 81 teams.

Mr. Chandrashekar S Benakal participated in 25th National work skills Competition held at Bangalore from 20 - 22 June 2013 by Confederation of Indian industry.

Awards & RecognitionsDTC bagged 1st prize in Inter unit QC Competition 2013 held at Bangalore. Team Abhudaya was having a group of six trainees.

ANTC Pantnagar training centre has been certified for ISO 9001: 2008.Innovator wishes all the success to the team at ANTC, Pantnagar.


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JNTC

• World Environment Day was celebrated along withTATA Steel on 5th June 2013.

• Mr J K Tiwari, IFS, Addl. Principal Chief Conservatorof Forests, Central Range, Government of India visited JNTC on 6th July 2013. He spoke about conservation of forests to the trainees of JNTC.

•AteamfromInternationalCentreforEntrepreneurshipand Career Development, Ahmedabad headed by Mr Vijay Bhuptani, Sr Faculty visited JNTC on 27th June 2013.

•MrNiranjanMishra,VicePrincipal,JNTCon8thJune2013 delivered a lecture at Voluntary Integration for Education and Welfare of Society (VIEWS) on Vocational training in India and role of NTTF in Vocational Education.

• Mr Niranjan Mishra, Vice Principal, JNTC on 18thJune 2013 conducted sessions at National Institute of Science and Technology on - Role of NTTF in Technical Education- Quality Management Systems- Safety

GNTC

Village Camp

As per the curriculum, our staff Mr. Thilakan. P.K and Mr. Mathivanan. T along with II year Tool & Die Making trainees conducted village camp with a five days schedule in Chandaki Colony, Mukkali Grama Panchayath in Attappaddy, Palakkad Dist, Kerala from 8th April- 12th April 2013.

Exhibition VisitSecond year trainees along with staff visited INTEC 2013 Exhibition conducted in CODDISSIA, Coimbatore on 8th June 2013.

Our staff Mr. Selvajayaseelan. S and Mr. Venkat. A along with II year Mechatronics trainees conducted Village camp with a five day schedule in Nooradi, Nelliyampathy, Palakkad Dist, from 3rd June - 7th June 2013.Staff Welfare

Staff Tour

For the welfare of our staff, a Medical health check up was conducted by Ayush Team for all our staff members on 19th June 2013. Staff tour was arranged on 20th, 21st April 2013 to Ooty

Staff Training Program• Mr. Sakthi Gopal R, Mr. Navaneetha Krishnan S &

Mrs. Brindha.T attended workshop leading to the development of mentor champions conducted by Team of Banjara Academy from 15th to 17th May 2013, at NAVA SPOORTHI KENDRA, Bangalore.

GTC

IME VI Batch was conducted from 15th - 27th April 2013

• 34th Batch of MRF, Trichy was conducted from 21stMarch 2013 to 27th May 2013

• 36th Batch of MRF, Trichy was conducted from 17thApril 2013 to 19th June 2013

•39thBatchofMRF,Trichystartedon28thMay2013.

Entrance Examination, 2013 was conducted at Velagapudi Ramakrishna Siddartha Engineering College, Kanuru, Vijayawada on 12th May, 2013. 600 students attended the examination.

Quality Circle Zonal Competition was conducted at GTC on 17th May, 2013. GTC, RNTC, HNTC, JNTC & ANTC participated in the Competition and RNTC & GTC selected for Inter Unit Quality Circle competition.

Mr. D K Bhattacharya, QCFI-Hyderabad Chapter and Mr. P S S Hanumantha Rao, Sr. Manager, Usha Engineering, Hyderabad were the Judges. Mr.Sarath Babu, Sr.Trg.Officer, NEC, Bangalore was also present.

Mr. Vasudev R Joshi Dy. Manager - Accts. who joined GTC on 18th July 1986 completed 25 years of service.

Rope in Programme Valedictory Function & Parents Meet was conducted on 12th June, 2013 at GTC. Mr.J N Malleswara Rao,Associate Professor, V R Siddartha Engineering College was the Chief Guest.

Completed 25 years of Service at NTTF

Years of Service

Visits

Our Executive Director, Mr. Shrihari Udupa, visited GNTC on 11th May 2013 and conducted a Staff Meeting with a small session about our role play in NTTF & Society.


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ONTC

ONTC conducted a tour program on 20th and 21st March for Staff. 24 staff members and their families (a total of 53 members including children) participated in the program.

ONTC has participated in the educational exhibition (EDUPATH 2013) (organised by Mathrubhumi Malayalam daily) at KPS Menon Hall, Kottayam from 30th Apr to 02nd May 2013. The Stall was very informative to the public and the response was very positive.

Mr. Srihari Udupa, Executive Director visited the Kochi Centre (ONTC) on 26th April 2013. A self introduction and an hour interactive session was conducted and the expectation of NTTF from the staff also explained. He also shared his valuable thoughts and ideas and it was very worthwhile and interesting.

Staff Tour

Mathrubhumi Edupath 2013Executive Director’s Visit

MNTC

Farewell for D3 and M3 was arranged by the juniors on 11th April 2013 in NTTF Murbad.Principal addressed the gathering and prizes were distributed for the annual sports on the occasion.

NTTF MNTC arranged a stall at NIMA (Nashik Industries and Manufacturers Association) Nashik as a part of our advertisement activities with trainee’s project like pick & place robot & Automatic Tool Crib etc .

Industrial Tour was arranged for D2 trainees to Pune from April 1- April 6, 2013.M2 trainees visited various industries in Bangalore as a part of their Industrial tour in April 2013.

A cut section of Diesel Generator was installed and inaugurated for the training of Integrated Maintenance Expert program.

KNTC

Annual Day Celebrations

19th Inter Unit QCC Zonal Competition

Mr. Anup Bijapure and Mr. Bharat Patil receiving the ’Trainee of the Batch-2010 to 2013’ award from the Principal Mr. Jayaraj B for M3 and D3 respectively.


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NEC

OPJC

RNTC

Blood Donation Camp at OPJC

Wedding BellsVisit by the Client

10th Foundation Day Celebration NTTF at R D T T E C

In the 25th National Work skills Competition held at Apex Hi Tech Institute and Foremen Training Institute (FTI) on 20th – 22nd June 2013, Bangalore, Mr. Jaison Mathew of NEC (Industrial Electronics trade) bagged the 1st Place. Innovator congratulates him for this achievement.

Mr Samuel Kolajo, MD from M/s. Enterprise Logistics Speciale Limited, Lagos, Nigeria visited NTTF Electronic Centre campus on 26.06.13. He said, “My visit to NTTF has enlightened me every possibility of practical knowledge and skill building to the youth”.

23 Trainees & 1 Staff donated blood during blood donation camp organised by JSW Energy on 14th June 2013

• Ms.HemalathaKWedsMrThanigaivelon03.06.2013• Mr.SasidharSWedsMrsL.Sandhyaon03.06.2013• Ms.AparnaPYalakkishettarWedsMrS.Surendar

on 19.06.2013

Wedding BellsMs. Saurav Shankar (STO) married to Ms. Neha Kumari on 3rd June 2013

8th Batch Certificate Awarding Function• 66 Trainees who successfully passed out Certificate

program in Plant Operation and Maintenance Course were awarded Competency Certificates on 30th April 2013 at OPJC auditorium.

• Certificatesandprizeswereawarded to theTraineesby the Chief Guest Mr. Manjunath Prabhu - VP (ADMIN & CSR) JSW STEEL.

• Dr.S.S.Gupta,Director,addressedthegathering.• Vote of thanks was presented by Mr. Shantappa, -

Jr. Faculty.

10th Foundation Day Celebration of the Centre was celebrated with much pomp & show. The celebration was attended by Mr. N Reguraj Managing Director , NTTF and Mr. Hemant M. Nerurkar, Managing Director Tata Steel and various senior officers from Tata Steel. The celebration was held over two days on 16th & 17th April 2013. The activities included the following seminar on Rapid Prototyping, Techno Exhibition, Inter College Volleyball Tournament, 28th Management Committee, Parents Meet. On 17th April, a formal meeting was held at the centre to celebrate foundation day.

A Seminar on Rapid Prototyping was conducted at NTTF/RDTTEC on 16th April 2013 in connection with 10th Foundation Day Celebrations. Participants from various industries, schools and colleges turned up in good number to attend the seminar. The seminar was inaugurated by Dr. S. Srikanth , Director CSIR-NML in presence of Mr. N Arul Selvan Director (Trg.) & COO NTTF. Dr. N Ramani, Principal NTTF Schools of Post graduate studies, Bangalore and Lt. Col. (Retd.) K. V. Nair, Principal.

We are happy to announce that, in addition to fully subscribing to all the four diploma courses at RNTC, more than 250 students took admission at other centre of NTTF including Sikkim centres. NTTF Courses are definitely getting popular in this part of the country.

Entrance Examination & New admissionIn order to prepare the candidates planning to appear for the NTTF Entrance examination the special training programme ‘Bridge Course’ was conducted at R. D. Tata Technical Education Centre from 08th April 2013 to 1st May 2013 with the strength of 209 trainees. The staff in-charge for conducting Bridge Course were Mr. Pankaj Kumar assisted by Mr. Amresh Kumar Choudhary.

Bridge Course

The junior trainees in tune with the finest tradition of the institute organised a farewell function ‘ALVIDA’ to their seniors. In an emotionally charged atmosphere, the senior students were taken in procession by the juniors carrying lighted candles symbolising passing of knowledge. The senior trainees were then requested to share their experience at the centre followed by comments by juniors. A contest for Mr.RNTC & Ms.RNTC were held during ALVIDA and the honour fell on Mr Rajeev Behera & Ms. Shatabdi Ghosh respectively of CP15 & CP08. The meet ended with a dinner.

Farewell to final year trainees “ALVIDA”

Our Quality Circle Team ‘Achievers’ took part in the Inter Zonal Competitions of Quality Circle on 20th May 2013 at BTC, Bangalore bagged overall second position for their case study presentation. Mr.Abhishek Halader was adjudged best performer of all, for his case study presentation. Congratulations to the team members. The members are Mr. Abhishek Halader, Leader, Mr. Nirmal, Deputy Leader Mr. Navin Mandal, Time Keeper, Mr. M.Surya, Record Keeper, Supported by Mr. Pankaj Kumar and Prudhavi Polu & Mrs. Priya, Facilitator and Mr. Satish Joshi, Co-ordinator.

Quality Circle


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SGGI Learn & Earn Centre

SNTC

SPG

NTTF Awards for B. E. Projects Awards & recognitions

Parent Teacher Meeting at Saint Gobain - Learn & Earn Centre

School of Postgraduate Studies organised “NTTF Awards for B. E. Projects” on 26th - 27th June 2013 at our campus. There where 50 participants representing 18 projects from 15 engineering colleges of South India.

Our PGPDE students participated in the 2nd edition of IGNITE DESIGN CONTEST 2013 conducted by Tata Elxsi Ltd., Bangalore, open to all students of design schools of India including IITs, NID and IISc. Our PGPDE student, Mr. Fijoy Francis won the first prize and award for the topic “Re-defining Smart TV” and received the award on 28th June 2013 at Tata Elxsi Ltd., Bangalore. The award consisted of a certificate and Rs.30,000 cash prize. He has been offered internship by them. He has redefined the new excitement features of a smart TV.

Exhibitions / Fairs

• Mr.M.S.MuralidharaMurthyattendedtheworkshopon Design of Gauges at IMTMA Technology Centre, BIEC - Tumkur Road, Bangalore on 19th April 2013

• Mr.Shridhar.M.Bagalkotattended thePlastomotive2013 Conference (India’s prime congregation for the Automotive Plastics Supply Chain) at Hotel Westin, Koregaon Park, Pune on 3rd and 4th May 2013.

• Dr. N. Ramani visited New Horizon College ofEngineering, Bangalore as Chief Guest for the one day workshop on “MecHorizon-13” student Project Exhibition on 21st May 2013.

• Dr. N. Ramani delivered a lecture on “Overviewof Additive Manufacturing Techniques and Their Applications in Automotive, Die mold, Medical and Other Sectors” during the two day seminar on Additive Manufacturing at IMTMA, Bangalore on 25th June 2013.

Unit Level QCC CompetitionTrainees from II year Mechatronics are grouped in to 11 teams. An internal QCC competition conducted on 10-05-2013.

The following three teams were shortlisted from the competition

•TROJANS•MILLERS•DEATHRACE

A final competition also conducted to select the best team among the short listed teams on 11-05-2013.The team TROJANS selected for the zonal competition held at KNTC on 18-05-2013.

More than 30 years of research has proven that children do better when parents are involved both at home and at school. Their grades get higher, test scores rise, self-esteem grows and Institutions improve. It also helps parents learn what is going on at the institution. It is a network to meet other parents, build rapport and have discussions.Keeping the above objectives, a Parent Teacher Meet was conducted at Saint Gobain on 10th June’13. Mr. Sekar -Operations Head of SGGI, Mr. Pugal - HR Team leader, Mr. Arulselvan - COO & Director of NTTF and many functional heads of Saint Gobain were present for the function. Parents participated in large numbers. Ms. A B Chitra, who manages the SGGI Learn & Earn Training Centre handed over Mark sheets to the students.Prizes were awarded to Ist semester rank holders of all the three batches by Mr. N. Arulselvan. Ist semester Mark sheets were issued to all the parents. The students enacted a skit showing how their lives have got transformed after joining the L&E program of NTTF. Mr. Soma Valliappan who is a renowned Tamil writer, speaker, trainer, and an expert in the areas of Human Resource Management, Personality development and Financial Investments was invited as a guest speaker.

Rope out Program

We opened a recreation room in the Boys Hostel. To improve mental and physical health of our trainees as a part of motivating them, various recreational facilities like indoor games are provided.

Village Camp

A village camp was conducted for the II year trainees at Tharuvaikulam and Kulathur (Tuticorin District). Two groups were formed for the two villages. Village camp inaugurated was on 30th May 2013.

Recreation Room

A two days Rope out program is conducted for III year trainees after VI semester examination.


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TNTC TTC

Send-off party to Mr. A. A. Ghori on his transfer to INTC-Mallapuram as Principal.

• Conducted Annual function on12th April. Mr. N. Reguraj, MD, was the president during the function. Mr. Arulselvan, Director - Trg. was also present. Mr. R. Srinivasan, Managing Director ,M/s. SEPR Refractories India Limited, Palakkad was the Chief guest.

• Mr. N. Reguraj, MD, inauguratedthe New NTTF Annex building in the presence of Mr. Arulselvan, Director - Trg. on 12th April.

• Distributed Best teacher award toMrs. Rayina P.M., Sr. Training officer. This is introduced at the first time as suggested by Mr. Arulselvan and as per the criteria viz., examination result, attitude and contribution to the foundation

• Distributed 25 year service awardsto Mr. Anilkumar N.P, Principal, Mr. Radhakrishnan K, Manager-A/cs. and Mrs. Anitha N.P., Asst. Manager-Trg. during the annual function.

ETP

External Training Programmes conducted:

Short Term Programmes

Long Term Programme - in 2013

Company Programme Duration Venue

M/s. Anand Group – Parwanoo & Pune Quality Skill 6 days Customer premises M/s. Applied Materials, Bangalore GD&T 5 days Customer premises

M/s. Army Ordnance Corps (AOC), Secunderabad Placement/vocational training to retirees 4 days Customer premisesM/s. General Motors, Bangalore Plastic Product Design 2 days Customer premises

M/s. Govt. Engg College, Kannur “Professional Skill Development” – Program for the Lab staff of Mechanical Dept. (Under TEQIP project) 15 days Customer premises

M/s. IMTMA, Bangalore Plastic Product Design 2 days Customer premisesM/s. Kohler India, Gujarat Design of Die Casting Dies 5 days NTTF SPG

M/s. Maruti Suzuki India Limited, Gurgaon Plastic Product Design 2 days Customer premisesM/s. Maruti Suzuki India Limited, Manesar Plastic Product Design 2 days Customer premises

M/s. Saint Gobain, Chennai Technical & Soft Skill training Programme for fresh Diploma holder One month NTTF Peenya & Elec-tronic city centre

M/s. Tube Investment, Chennai Presses & Press Forming Operations 12 days Customer premises

Company Programme Venue

M/s. Bharti Infratel ltd. Training for Technicians Lucknow & Noida

M/s. Indus Tower Training for Technicians Bangalore, Gannarvaram, Murbad, Jaipur, Lucknow, Haldwani, Coimbatore, Kolkata & Tellicherry

M/s. ITC Limited, Munger Techno Behavioural Training Programme NTTF Jamshedpur M/s. ITC Limited, Bangalore Techno Behavioural Training Programme NTTF Dharwad

M/s. Maruti Suzuki India Limited, Gurgaon Multi Skill training programme Customer premises M/s. MRF Limited, Ankanpally In-plant training programme Customer premises

M/s. MRF Limited, Trichy & Medak Learners Training Programme NTTF Gannavaram & Vellore

M/s. Suzlon Energy Limited Multi Skill training programme Davanagere (Karnataka) Udiyathoor (Tamil Nadu) Satara (Maharashtra) Jaisalmer (Rajasthan) Bhuj (Gujarat)

• Client:M/s.SuryaNepalPvt.Ltd.-Nepal

• Technical&SoftSkilltrainingprogrammeforfreshDiplomaholders (Mechanical & Electrical)

• From29thMarch2013-30thMay2013

• ConductedatNTTFPeenyacampus,Bangalore

• SupportedbystafffromHO/BTC/NEC/DTC/SPG

• Programmewascoordinatedandorganisedby:ETPDepartment

Years of Service

Years of Service

Years of Service


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MALAPPURAM NTTF Technical Training Centre at INKEL CAMPUS, EDU-CITY, Karathodu, Oorakam Melmuri P.O,

Malappuram District, Kerala, Ph: 0483 2836736 Email: [email protected]

MURBAD NTTF Technical Training Centre, SSN Technical Education Centre, Pasheni, Murbad,

Thane - 421 401, Maharashtra, Ph: +91-(0)-2524-203166/203176, Fax: +91-(0)-2524-222335, Email: [email protected]

PANTNAGAR NTTF Technical Training Centre, at Ashok Leyland Ltd., Plot No. 1, Sector 12, Dist. US Nagar,

Pantnagar, Uttarakhand - 263153, Ph: +91-(0)-5944-259031/32, Email: [email protected]

THALASSERY NTTF Technical Training Centre, P.B. No. 1, Nettur P.O., Thalassery - 670105, Kerala,

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SIT Campus, Tumkur - 572103, Karnataka, Ph: +91-(0)-816-2214031, Fax: +91-(0)-816-2284554, Email: [email protected]

TUTICORIN NTTF Technical Training Centre, at SPIC Campus, SPIC Nagar, Tuticorin- 628005, TN,

Ph: +91-(0)-461-2356715, Fax: +91-(0)-461-2356815, Email: [email protected]

VADAKKENCHERRY NTTF at Govt. Community College, Vadakkencherry, Near Govt. Hospital,

PO Vadakkanchery, Palakkad - 678683, Kerala, Email: [email protected]

VELLORE NTTF Technical Training Centre, No. 269 & 271, Chittoor High Road, Katpadi,

Vellore- 632007, TN, Ph: +91-(0)-416-2244017/ 2247651 Fax: +91-(0)-416-2242481, Email: [email protected]

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BANGALORE NTTF Electronics Training Centre, 40/40A, Electronic City Post, Hosur Road,

BANGALORE - 560 100, Karnataka, Ph: +91-(0) 80-28520010, 28520171, 42623506 Fax: +91-(0) 80-28520562, 28521470, Email: [email protected]

Nettur Technical Training Foundation, Post Box No. 5857, #23/24, II Phase, Peenya Industrial Area, BANGALORE - 560 058,Karnataka Ph: +91-(0) 80-28397218, Fax: +91-(0) 80-28371539, Email: [email protected]

NTTF School of Postgraduate Studies, #23/24, II Phase, Peenya Industrial Area, BANGALORE - 560 058, Karnataka, Ph: +91-80-28393167, Email: [email protected]

BADDI NTTF Technical Training Centre, at Baddi Technical Training Institute, EPIP - Phase - 1,

Jharmajri, Baddi - 173205, Dist,-Solan (H.P), Ph: 01795 244495, 0931878164, Email: [email protected]

BELLARY NTTF Technical Training Centre, at O.P. Jindal Centre for Vocational Training,

Opp. Police Quarters, Toranagallu Village, Bellary Dist - 583 123, Karnataka, Ph: 08395-250366, 250367, Fax: 08395-250510, Email: [email protected]

COIMBATORE NTTF Technical Training Centre at GKDITR Campus, Sangothipalayam Arasur (P.O),

Coimbatore - 641407, TN, Ph: +91-(0) 0422-3299106/ 0422-2361103 Fax: +91-(0) 0422-2360356, Email: [email protected]

DHARWAD NTTF Technical Training Centre, Post Bag No. 29, Pune - Bangalore Road,

Dharwad - 580001, Karnataka, Ph: +91-(0) 0836-2747378, 2743272, Fax: +91-(0) 0836-2748594, Email: [email protected]

GANNAVARAM NTTF Technical Training Centre, Davajigudem, Gannavaram - 521101,

Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh, Phone: +91-(0) 08676-252472, Fax: +91-(0) 08676-252982, Email: [email protected]

GOPALPUR NTTF Technical Training Centre, at J.N. TATA Tech. Education Centre, Gopalpur, Jagannathpur,

P.O, Narendrapur, Ganjam Dist. - 760007, Odisha, Ph: +91-(0) 0680-2343968, 6450836, Fax: +91-(0) 0680-2343969, Email: [email protected]

HYDERABAD NTTF Technical Training Centre, at HBL, HBL Nagar, Survey No. 64 to 67 & 77 to 81,

Nandigaon Village, Kothur Mandal, Mahabub Nagar Dist - 509223, Andhra Pradesh, Ph: +91-(0) 08548-240450, Fax: +91-(0) 08548-24045, Email: [email protected]

JAIPUR NTTF Technical Training Centre, at PEAK College of Technical Training, #34,

Ayuwan Singh Nagar, Behind Gayatri Nagar, Durgapura, Jaipur 302015, Rajasthan, Ph: +91-(0) 0141-276 1300, Email: [email protected]

JAMSHEDPUR NTTF Technical Training Centre, at RD TATA Technical Education Centre, Golmuri,

Agrico Post - 831009, Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, Ph: +91-(0) 0657 6549960 to 73, 2441665, Fax: +91-(0) 0657-2348749, Email: [email protected]

KUTTIPURAM NETTUR TECHNICAL TRAINING FOUNDATION, at Keltron Tool Room cum Training Centre,

Thangal Padi, Thrikkanappuram (P.O), KUTTIPURAM, Malppuram Dist. - 679573, Kerala. Phone: +91-(0)-494-2126087, Email: [email protected]

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