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Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi inaugurated the National Police Memorial in New Delhi on October 21, 2018

Purana Qila

NBCC (I) Ltd, in collaboration with ASI, worked out a comprehensive plan to restore the Old Fort. On October 3, 2018, Hon’ble Minister of Culture, Dr Mahesh Sharma, addressed the gathering to mark the completion of the project. It was done in the presence of dignitaries including Sh. Arun Goel, Secretary, Ministry of Culture; Dr Anoop Kumar Mittal, CMD, NBCC; Smt. Meenakshi Lekhi, Member of Parliament; and Smt. Usha Sharma, DG, ASI. NBCC has adopted Purana Qila under Ministry of Tourism’s ‘Adopt a Heritage’ scheme.

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Dr Anoop Kumar Mittal Chairman-cum-Managing Director

Dear Colleagues,

As the year 2018 draws to a close, it is time for us to reflect on our performance, reckon how best have we fared and how efficiently have we been able to sustain in the competitive infrastructure sector. It gives me immense satisfaction to note that we successfully faced all the challenges coming our way which have led the organisation to emerge stronger and a resilient entity. Your hard work has propelled the organisation to attain numerous achievements, and that same commitment is what we need to continue to keep us in a solid position, improving our performance further across the board.

On the business front, the company, in addition to securing many prestigious projects, has also delivered some vision projects of the Govt. such as National Police Memorial and many others. The stature of NBCC has continuously grown high due to our strong execution record and we have been enhancing the value for all our stakeholders. The Government has been assigning us with key responsibilities and we are their proud partner in progress. Continuing the good work, NBCC has been shouldered with the task of Reconstruction and Maintenance of Heritage Structures. As a part of the assignment, the Company has rejuvenated & restored Delhi’s Purana Qila and lake which was recently dedicated to the public.

The past quarter also saw grand celebrations, jubilation and festivities. The Annual Promotion results were declared symbolising company’s appreciation for your unblemished dedication and hard work which has made all the difference to the company. The celebrations culminated with the 58th Foundation Day of NBCC which was commemorated in the form of a sand art sculpture by renowned Padma Shri awardee artist Sudarsan Pattnaik. An inspirational installation representing two main arms of the company, i.e., Human Resources and Engineering capabilities, aptly called ‘Wheel of Progress’ was also created and unveiled at head office.

It is quite satisfying for me as I behold today that our committed accomplishments deservingly find matching expressions through occasional celebrations and inspired actions. But let us grasp a word of caution also. We must remember that 'success is not constant'. Therefore, to make success sustainable, we need to maintain what we have achieved so far by focussing on the big picture and keep creating and capitalising on opportunities, instead of giving into instant gratification. We have to face up to our responsibilities and hold ourselves accountable in order to remain in reckoning. Hence, I urge upon all of you to continue with the strides in your pursuit of excellence.

I wish you all good luck and hope that we work together to make NBCC stand apart. Let us believe in seeing many more great experiences, more expansions, growth and excitement in the year ahead.

With best wishes and greetings for the time ahead.

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October - December 2018

CONTENTHighlights in this issue

03 ApplauseAppreciating the effort of the talent pool

17 NovedadesShowcasing some of the major concerns and highlights from the sector

Fiscal Matters28 Financial Data of NBCC during October-December 2018

30HrM HighlightsShowcasing the policies implemented by HRM Department

05episodeShowcasing new projects, events, achievements and more

24Pen DownFeatures on Real Estate, Finance, Lifestyle and achievements of NBCC

18InizioInaugurations & Foundation Stone Laying during October-December 2018


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Applause / October 2018

OCTOBER

On October 11, 2018, CMD, NBCC, Dr Anoop Kumar Mittal was awarded Honorary Fellowship of Project Management Associates (PMA) by Mr Reinhard Wagner, Chairman, Council of Delegates, IPMA. Dr Mittal was honoured in the presence of Sh. Hardeep Singh Puri, Hon'ble Minister, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs and other dignitaries at the Project Managers' Global Summit 2018, held in New Delhi. This fellowship recognises him as one of the most innovative, ambitious and diligent professional with a vision.

PMA Fellowship

Hon'ble DG, ITBP, Sh. RK Pachnanda conferred a Memento of Appreciation to Dr Anoop Kumar Mittal, CMD, NBCC, and project team on October 29. The award was given for successful completion of 200-bedded CAPF Referral Hospital by NBCC at Greater Noida.

CMD, NBCC, Dr Anoop Kumar Mittal was felicitated with Social Welfare Award by Bhartiya Sarv Samaj Mahasangh on October 25, 2018. The award was presented by National President of Mahasangh, Sh. Ramkumar Walia for Dr Mittal's contribution towards the betterment of the society.

Memento of Appreciation

Social Welfare Award

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CMD, NBCC, Dr Anoop Kumar Mittal has been conferred with PSU Leadership Award at India Concord Summit & Awards 2018. The event was organised by Anthronik on October 26, 2018 at The Ashok, New Delhi, in association with Make in India & SCOPE. The award was given away by Dr Priya Ranjan Trivedi, President,

Confederation of Indian Universities (CIU); Founder Chancellor, The Global Open University Nagaland and Founder Chancellor, Indira Gandhi Technological and Medical Sciences University, Arunachal Pradesh. The award was received by Sh. PS Rao, General Manager, NBCC (India) Limited on behalf of Dr Mittal.

PSU Leadership Award

OCTOBER

CISF Group Headquarter in Ahmedabad, built by NBCC, has been awarded a 3-Star GRIHA rating during an event from December 11 to 13, 2018. The award was presented to NBCC by Dr Ajay Mathur, President, GRIHA Council and Director General, TERI - The Energy and Resources Institute. Sh. Arun Kumar, Additional General Manager, Project Management Group, NBCC, received the award. The event was graced by Sh. Anand Kumar, Secretary, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Government of India and other dignitaries.

3-Star GrIHA rating

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October 2018

Workshop on SwachhataCorporate HRM Division of NBCC organised a workshop on Swachhata under Swachhata Hi Seva from September 15 to October 2, 2018. Guest Faculty, Brigadier Surinder Mutreja from Delhi Productivity Council gave an insightful session to NBCC Employees at Company's Corporate Office, New Delhi.

OCTOBER

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training programme on Vigilance Matters

NBCC Alumni Meet

NBCC organised a training programme on 'Vigilance Matters - Service Conduct Rules, Discipline & Appeal Rules and other related matters' for the employees posted under SBG (Chennai) on October 2, 2018. The programme was chaired by Sh. Sanjiv Swarup, CVO, NBCC and graced by Sh. Surjit Singh, Ex-Director-CVC and other NBCC officials. Discussions on matters of Vigilance and Service Conduct Rules & Appeal Rules, Charge Sheet procedure, etc., were held during the event.

Understanding the value of keeping the bond between an organisation and its employees strong, even after their exit, NBCC organised an Alumni Meet on October 16, 2018. The meeting was chaired by Dr Anoop Kumar Mittal, CMD, NBCC. OCTOBER

OCTOBER

Under Swachhata Hi Seva, Corporate HRM division of NBCC organised a health camp for heart related diseases on October 1, 2018. During the camp, a team of specialised doctors from Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, New Delhi provided free consultation to the employees of NBCC.

Health CampOCTOBER


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6The 13th edition of quarterly deliberations, chaired by Dr Anoop Kumar Mittal, CMD, was organised on October 6, 2018. The brainstorming session focused on Company matters, business strategy, challenges, increasing revenues, digitisation, sustainability and the overall vision of the organisation. Dr Mittal also released a Financial and Account Manual of NBCC during the event. The manual incorporates modern accounting standard for smooth and efficient functioning of the organisation. The event was graced by Sh. Rajendra Chaudhari, Director (Commercial); Sh. NK Shah, Director (Projects); Sh. Sanjiv Swarup, CVO and other senior executives of NBCC.

NBCC held quarterly review meeting of Independent External Monitors (IEMs) on October 17, 2018, at EKN office. The CVC appointed IEMs, Sh. SC Panda & Sh. Jagmohan Garg were present during the meet. It was chaired by CMD, Dr Anoop Kumar Mittal in the presence of Director (Commercial), Sh. Rajendra Chaudhari; Director (Projects), Sh. NK Shah; CVO, Sh. Sanjiv Swarup & other senior officials of NBCC. During the meet, the Company’s tendering process, quality management, transparency, and conducive working environment were appreciated.

SAMVAAD – XIIIOCTOBER

NBCC donated `313.82 lakhs to support Hon’ble PM of India, Sh. Narendra Modi's ‘Swachh Bharat’ initiative as a part of CSR activity on October 1, 2018. The CMD of NBCC, Dr AK Mittal handed over the cheque to Sh. Ajay Narayan Jha, Secretary, Dept. of Expenditure, Ministry of Finance, GoI Swachh Bharat Kosh.

NBCC supports Swachh Bharat Initiative

OCTOBER

Quarterly Review Meeting

Independent external Monitors

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On October 15, 2018, the Annual General Meeting of NBCC Employees Co-operative Thrift & Credit Society Limited was held at NBCC Head Office. It was held in the presence of Sh. Rajendra Chaudhari, Director (Commercial); Sh. Sanjeev Swarup, CVO, NBCC and Smt. BK Sokhey, CFO.

Annual General Meeting

NBCC employees Co-operative thrift & Credit Society Ltd

OCTOBER

Lecture on Disaster Management & Cleanliness through SpiritualityOn October 30, 2018, a lecture and meditation session on Disaster Management & Cleanliness through Spirituality was organised by NBCC. The session was conducted by Sh. BK Pius from Brahma Kumari’s Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya, New Delhi. The session was graced by Sh. SD Sharma, Sr ED (Engg) and was highly appreciated by all the participants.

OCTOBER

Airtel Delhi Half MarathonHeld on October 21, 2018, NBCC officials participated in the Airtel Delhi Half Marathon. The marathon supports the idea of 'Run for a Cause'. Sh. Durga Shanker Mishra, Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs also joined the event along with other participants.

OCTOBER

National Unity DayOn the occasion of the Birth Anniversary of Late Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, NBCC observed National Unity Day on October 31, 2018, at all its offices including its Head Office.

OCTOBER


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NBCC (India) Limited organised a Diwali Mela on October 26, 2018, which was jointly inaugurated by First Lady of NBCC, Smt. Asha Mittal & Smt. Nisha, W/O Director (Projects), NBCC. The celebration included fun-filled activities like mehandi, cultural programs and more. The lamp was lit by CMD of NBCC, Dr AK Mittal accompanied by Sh. Rajendra Chaudhari, Director (Commercial); Sh. NK Shah, Director (Projects); Sh. Sanjiv Swarup, CVO and other senior officials of NBCC.

DiwaliCelebration

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Vigilance Awareness WeekNBCC organised Vigilance Awareness Week from October 29 to November 3, 2018. During the event Dr Anoop Kumar Mittal, CMD, NBCC; Sh. Rajendra Chaudhari, Director (Commercial); Sh. Sanjiv Swarup, CVO, along with senior officials & employees took the Integrity Pledge, as part of Vigilance Awareness Week. Vigilance Commissioner of CVC,

Dr Tejendra Mohan Bhasin along with NBCC CMD, Dr Anoop Kumar Mittal; CVO, Sh. Sanjiv Swarup; Director (Commercial), Sh. Rajendra Chaudhari released vigilance bulletin - Pardarshita, & posters in the presence of senior officials of NBCC. Apart from this, robust policies implemented by the Company to eradicate corruption were also discussed.

OCTOBER

October - November 2018

Vigilance Awareness Week at other offices of NBCC


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On the occasion of Communal Harmony Campaign Week, employees of NBCC administered pledge at the corporate office on November 22, 2018. The week was observed from November 19 - 25, 2018. The pledge was led by Sh. SC Jain, CGM (Engg) and Sh. Manas Kaviraj, CGM (HRM).

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Communal Harmony Campaign Week

NBCC (India) Ltd participated in the 'Char Saal Bemisaal' and 'Diwali Utsav' from October 26 to 28, 2019, organised by the Council for Promotion of Trade and Industry, at Delhi Haat in Pitampura, New Delhi. During the event, the company showcased its various projects that have significantly contributed to the growth and development of the infrastructure sector in the country.

OCTOBER

Participation in Char Saal Bemisaal and Diwali Utsav

On November 16, 2018, NBCC hosted a conclave for its contractors and consultants. The participants had the opportunity to brainstorm ideas and exchange thoughts on various aspects of construction industry. The conclave was chaired by Dr AK Mittal, CMD and the brainstorming session focussed on timely delivery of quality projects, pollution control methods, new innovative technology in construction to name a few. The program was graced by Sh. Rajendra Chaudhari, Director (Commercial); Sh. NK Shah, Director (Projects); Sh. Sanjiv Swarup, CVO and Sh. Gyanesh Pandey, CMD, HSCC. Participants included senior officials of NBCC and its valued associates.

Contractors' & Consultants' Conclave 2018

Sh. Durga Shanker Mishra, Hon'ble Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, along with Principal Secretary, Urban Development Dept, Govt of Tripura, Sh. Manoj Kumar visited NBCC-built projects in Agartala on November 30, 2018.

Hon'ble Secretary of MoHUA visits Agartala

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The ‘Wheel of Progress’ artwork representing the two main arms of NBCC - Human Resources and excellent Engineering Capabilities


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Smt. BK Sokhey, Chief Finance Officer of NBCC lighting the lamp during the 58th Foundation Day celebration

NBCC celebrated 58th Foundation Day on November 15, 2018. On the occasion CMD, Dr AK Mittal unveiled an artwork symbolising the Company’s contribution to the Nation. The unveiling was done in the presence of Director (Commercial), Sh. Rajendra Chaudhari; Director (Projects), Sh. NK Shah and CVO, Sh. Sanjiv Swarup. The installed ‘Wheel of Progress’ artwork represents two main arms of NBCC - Human Resources, and excellent Engineering Capabilities. The celebration was also marked by inauguration of a sand sculpture by Padma Shri awardee & renowned sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik. The inauguration was done by the Hon’ble Minister of State (I/C), MoHUA, Sh. Hardeep Singh Puri in the presence of NBCC CMD, Dr AK Mittal; Secretary, MoHUA, Sh. Durga Shanker Mishra & other dignitaries. A gala musical evening was attended by Hon’ble Minister of State (I/C), Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs Sh. Hardeep Singh Puri along with his wife Smt. Lakshmi Puri; NBCC CMD, Dr AK Mittal and First lady of NBCC, Smt. Asha Mittal, senior officials and employees. On the occasion, people danced to the tunes and melodies of singer Sunidhi Chauhan.

CelebrationFoundation Day

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To review the progress of work, Sh. YC Modi, IPS, DG, NIA along with Dr AK Mittal CMD, NBCC, visited the National Investigation Agency (NIA) project site at Hyderabad in December 21, 2018. On the occasion, a plantation drive was also carried out to raise awareness and to support NBCC’s commitment towards green initiatives.

DECEmBER

Visit to National Investigation Agency in Hyderabad

Understanding the importance of in-depth knowledge and unparalleled proficiency, NBCC (India) Limited hosted a meet for clients of the company on November 15, 2018. During the meet, Dr AK Miital shared insights on infrastructural development.

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Clients' Get-together 2018

NBCC Family posed for a group photo after dinner


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Novedades /

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Revamped Purana Qila Lake


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Hon'ble MoS (I/C) Culture & MoS Environment & Forest, Dr Mahesh Sharma in the presence of Hon'ble MP, Smt. Meenakshi Lekhi; Hon’ble Secretary of Ministry of Culture, Sh. Arun Goel; CMD, NBCC, Dr AK Mittal and Director General (DG), Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), Smt. Usha Sharma inaugurated the rejuvenated lake & illumination of Purana Qila. It was done as a part of CSR initiative of NBCC in association with ASI. The refurbishment happened in multiple phases from restoring, deepening of the lake to revamping and extending the museum. NBCC has also created amenities block, parking area, cafeteria, a souvenir shop, new ticketing and security block, ATM, parking facilities, electricity (with standby option), CCTV surveillance, drinking water and toilet facilities, landscaping & lighting, directional signages, seating arrangement, monument lighting, RO water dispensers at various spots, etc., to name a few.

Inauguration of Purana Qila

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OCTOBER

SSB Bijni Project in Assam Inaugurated

Built by NBCC, the Quarter Guard and Store room of SSB Bijni Project, Assam, was inaugurated by Sh. Bhanu Upadhyay, IG, SSB, Guwahati on October 5, 2018.

OCTOBER

Inauguration of SSB Mangaldoi Project at GuwahatiDeputy Commissioner, Darrang, Sh. Ashok Kumar Barman recently inaugurated the NBCC-built SSB Mangaldoi project at Guwahati, Assam on October 8, 2018. It comprises different blocks like Admin and Store, Quarter Guard, MI, GO Mess and Store Block.

Quarter Guard of SSB Bijni Project, Assam

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National Police Memorial InauguratedA 30-feet tall National Police Memorial along with a world-class interactive digital immersive museum having an area of 17,000 sqft, built by NBCC (India) Ltd. in New Delhi, was inaugurated by Hon'ble PM, Sh. Narendra Modi on October 21, 2018. The Memorial was proposed by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) as a consecrated place for paying tribute to the soldiers from all Paramilitary forces and State Police who attained martyrdom in the line of duty.

The trapezoidal site for the memorial is spread over an area of 6.5 acres. The memorial has a ‘Wall of Valour' that has engraved names of 50,000 martyrs and thus pays tribute to the fearless, selfless and hitherto unsung men in uniform. It also has a state-of-the-art interactive and holographic museum to provide immersive experience to visitors and highlight the history of State Police forces and Paramilitary forces. The site also has a parade ground for police forces' commemoration day and other functions.

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National Police Memorial, New Delhi

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Hon'ble Union Home Minister inaugurated CAPF referral HospitalOn October 25, 2018, Hon’ble Union Home Minister, Sh. Rajnath Singh inaugurated the NBCC-built CAPF Referral Hospital at Greater Noida. The 200-bed hospital comprises three storeys and is equipped with modern amenities like six Modular Operation Theatres, Solar Water Heating and Rain Water Harvesting System.

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CAPF Referral Hospital, Greater Noida

Outer view of CAPF Referral Hospital, Greater Noida



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November - December 2018

Dr Harsh Kumar Bhanwala, Chairman, NABARD inaugurated the NBCC-built NABARD Regional Office building in Kolkata on December 1, 2018. The event was held in the presence of Sh. Chandra Shekhar Ghosh, CMD, Bandhan Bank; Sh. SC Murmu, RD RBI and Sh. Charan Singh, ED, UCO Bank. The project is GRIHA-rated and is spread across 10,646 sqm. It is well-equipped with modern amenities including state-of-the-art conference room, auditorium and premium office space.

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Hon'ble Union Minister of State (I/C) for AYUSH Sh. Shripad Naik laid the foundation stone of All India Institute of Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy at Dhargal, Goa on November 13, 2018. The institute, built by NBCC, will have a medical college. There will also be a diabetic clinic, cardiac care unit and special yoga therapy rooms to promote healthy lifestyle. The event was graced by Hon'ble Health Minister of Goa, Sh. Vishwajit P Rane; Hon'ble Tourism Minister of Goa, Sh. Manohar Azgaonkar; Rajya Sabha MP, Sh. Vinay Tendulkar and other dignitaries.

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Foundation Stone Laying of All India Institute of Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy

Inauguration of NABArD Regional Office building in Kolkata

Hon’ble Minister of State (I/C), Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA), Sh. Hardeep Singh Puri & Hon’ble Chief Minister of Tripura, Sh. Biplab Kumar Deb jointly inaugurated the NBCC-built dwelling houses at Radhanagar in Agartala on December 1, 2018. The inauguration took place in the presence of Secretary, MoHUA, Sh. Durga Shanker Mishra. The houses have been constructed under the flagship schemes of the Ministry for benefit of North Eastern region. The project aims to improve the living condition of urban poor by providing affordable and quality housing.

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Dwelling Houses in Agartala Inaugurated

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Pen Down / Mutual Funds

Generally we have a habit of investing our hard earned money in fixed deposits, as they are one of the oldest and

safest investment instruments provided by the banks. The interest rates on fixed deposits are higher than the interest provided on savings account or current account balances. As it is necessary for every individual to diversify his or her investment portfolio, fixed deposits are the most preferred choice being a regular income source of investment.

But do we know the various multiple tax advantages mutual funds are offering over fixed deposits? First of all, what are mutual funds? A mutual fund is a professionally-managed investment scheme, usually run by an

using Mutual Funds

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asset management company that brings together a group of people and invests their money in stocks, bonds and other securities. Taxability of these capital gains is given in the Table 1.1

Further, dividends on mutual funds can be bifurcated into Equity funds and Debt funds, both of which are tax free for the unit holder.

Now talking of FDs, in three years, falling interest rates have knocked off around 40 per cent from the annual income that a FD would yield. That's a shocking decline. Each step in the decline of FD rates appears small. They're generally around 0.25 per cent to 0.5 per cent, which sounds trivial.

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instance, a decline in the interest rate from 7.5 per cent to 7 per cent is a reduction of 7 per cent in the income that the deposit generates. Over the past three years, you would have seen a 2.5 per cent decline in the rate of interest that you earn from your FDs, from 8.75 per cent to 6.25 per cent. However, in terms of actual income, that's a reduction of 40 per cent.

The logical way to deal with this issue is to shift your money from FDs to mutual funds. Mutual funds that have a low risk profile would appeal to FD holders. These have rates of return that appear to be only marginally higher than those of fixed income. However, the math works the same way as in the above example. Over the past year, a FD would have yielded 6.75 per cent interest, which was the rate in late 2018. Over the same period, an average mutual fund, which has negligible risk and variability, would have yielded 17.17 per cent (source: www.valueresearchonline.com, SBI magnum balanced fund).

However, in addition to this, there's a cherry on the cake: Taxation. For investment of less than one/three years, the taxation is the same for the two options. If you sell off the entire mutual fund investment, the earnings will indeed be taxed in the same way as the FD, that is, by being added to your income. However, if your goal is to withdraw the gains, the tax paid in the case of mutual funds is much less. The reason is

There are other benefits which most of us seem to be unaware of. For instance in FDs, you have to pay tax every year. That's money that won't be earning returns in the future. In the equivalent mutual fund investment, there's no annual tax liability because the gains are not considered income. So the money is available for compounding for as long as the investment is held. Considering all this, it makes you think whether all our money that we have locked in FDs is actually an investment in our favour or just a place to park our funds.

DisclaimerMutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Please read the scheme information and other related documents before investing. Past performance is not indicative of future returns. Please consider your specific investment requirements before choosing a fund, or designing a portfolio that suits your needs. We make no warranties or representations, express or implied, on mutual funds. We accept no liability for any damages or losses, however caused, in connection with the use of, or on the reliance of mutual funds. The recommendations and reviews do not guarantee fund performance. They carry unknown risks and uncertainties linked to broad markets, as well as analysts’ expectations about future events. They should not, therefore, be the sole basis of investment decisions.

simple. Interest is income, while mutual fund returns are capital gains, when you receive interest from a deposit, the entire thing is considered income. However, when you withdraw money from your mutual fund investment, a part of it is the original principal you invested, which is obviously tax-free.

Here's a concrete example. Let's say you invest `10 lakh in a mutual fund. A year later, the value of the investment has increased to 10.8 lakh. Now, you want to withdraw the `80,000 from the fund. Note that out of the investment you hold, 7.4 per cent is the gain and the remaining 92.6 per cent is the principal that you had invested. Here's the key idea: when you withdraw any money, the withdrawal shall be deemed to consist of the gains and the principal in this same proportion, for tax purposes. Therefore, of that `80,000, only `5,920 will be considered gains and will therefore be added to your taxable income. This makes an enormous difference in tax implications.

Sh. Vijay Kumar ChoudharyGeneral Manager (Finance)

Mr Vivek KaseraAssistant Manager (Finance)

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Capital gain Rate of tax

Equity (if STT paid)

Short term Capital Gain 15%

Long term Capital Gain NIL, if less than or equal to `1,00,000/-10%, if more than `1,00,000/-

Non-equity/Equity(if STT not paid)Short term Capital Gain Individual income tax bracketLong term Capital Gain1. In case of Listed Securities [other than unit] and Zero Coupon Bondsa. With Indexationb. Without Indexation2. Others

20% 10% 20%

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Pen Down / Health

Diabetic peoplePhysical activity for

With the changing lifestyles and the increase in the sedentary way of life, maintenance of physical

health and activity has become an emerging challenge. For blood glucose management and overall health in individuals with diabetes and pre-diabetes, it is important to adopt and maintain physical activity.

RECOMMENDED PhySICAL ACTIVITy fOR PEOPLE WITh DIABETESExercise is usually a planned and a structured form of physical activity that is carried out according to the needs of an individual. Physical activity includes

all movements that increase energy use. Exercise helps in improving the blood glucose control in type 2 diabetes and contributes in the overall well being of the individual. Asymptomatic individuals usually do not require a pre-exercise medical clearance prior to beginning, low or moderate intensity physical activity. An engagement of about 150 minutes or more of moderate to vigorous intensity activity weekly is recommended for adults with diabetes. This should be spread over at least three days a week, not having more than two consecutive days without activity.

Individuals who have the benefit of age and are more physically fit can indulge in short durations of about 75

minutes a day of vigorous intensity exercise. Children and adolescents who are suffering from type I or II diabetes should be engaged in moderate or vigorous intensity of aerobic activity for a minimum of 60 minutes a day. There has to be vigorous strengthening along with bone strengthening that should be included at least three days in a week.

On non-consecutive days, adults with diabetes should engage themselves in 2-3 sessions a week of resistance exercises. In case of type II diabetes, flexibility training and balance training are recommended for about 2-3 times in a week, for older adults who are suffering from diabetes. Yoga may be included based on the individual preferences to increase the flexibility, muscular strength and balance. It is advisable for people with diabetes or pre-diabetes to increase their total daily incidental physical activity in order to gain some additional health benefits.

Prolonged sitting should be strictly avoided in case of patients suffering from diabetes. In case of long sitting durations, they should be interrupted by regular intervals of more than 5 minutes bouts with sedentary overweight/obese populations and also in women with impaired glucose regulation. In case of adults with type II diabetes, the glycemic control is improved when prolonged sitting is interrupted with 15 minutes of post meal walking and three minutes of light walking and simple body weight resistance exercise every 30 minutes.

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advised to engage in 20–30 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise on most or all days of the week.

LIfESTyLE MODIfICATIONS TO BE MADE WhEN SuffERING fROM DIABETESWith immense changes seen in the lifestyles of people these days, one-fourth of the people suffering from diabetes are not aware of their condition. The risks of chronically high blood sugar, heart attack, stroke, sight robbing eye diseases, kidney failure, and foot amputation are increasing. Adults suffer from the condition of pre-diabetes, elevated blood sugar levels which are just below the threshold of diabetes.

By making a few lifestyle modifications, the increased risk of diabetes can be prevented and in many cases delayed.Losing excess body fat: Being over-weight is a major risk factor causing diabetes. There is significant effect that is seen on having the risk of diabetes with subsequent weight loss. It is important to maintain the BMI within the normal range. following a low calorie diet: Eating a variety of fruits and vegetables shows reduced diabetes risk. Foods that are rich in trans-fats also called hydrogenated fat, saturated fat and sugar should be strictly avoided.Drink water: Intake of water should be high. Sugar sweetened beverages should be minimised as they cause obesity and diabetes. Move your body: Lack of physical activity increases the risk of causing diabetes. Exercise renders cells to be more sensitive to insulin. Brisk walking should be advocated. Stress less: The release of several hormones that increase blood sugar levels are seen to be triggered in response to stress. Mindful meditation improves the ability to cope with stress. Sleep well: Not getting the right amount of sleep is a cause of not only diabetes and obesity but many other alarming health issues. It is important to make sure

that your body is getting the required amount of sleep.

Behavioural changes and modifications also play an important role in the incorporation of physical activity and exercise in an individual’s life.

CONCLuSION For the overall management of health and the glycemic control in individuals with diabetes, it is important to include physical activity and exercise in one's regime. Precautions should be made in case of individuals with various kinds of health complications. Therefore, it becomes important that all the activities and the physical regime are tailored according to the specific needs and requirements of the individuals. With exercise it is important to not only bring about activity but also decrease the total amount of daily sedentary time. Behavioural changes and lifestyle modifications need to be made to adapt and follow a strict regime with physical activity and exercise. Till the time the individuals do not understand the need and the importance of including physical activity in their lives, it will be difficult.

Dr Pikee SaxenaProfessor, Department of Obstetrics and GynaecologyLady Hardinge Medical College and SSKH, New Delhi, India

Ms Jyoti GaurResearch scholar, Deptt. of Clinical Research, Delhi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research, PushpVihar, New Delhi-110017

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Ms Jyoti, daughter of Sh. Mohkam Singh, DM (Material) has made her family and NBCC proud with her achievements. NBCC is happy to be associated with the brilliant girl. Here is a look at some of her works and the laurels she has achieved. 1. Felicitated with Gold medal by

Delhi's Lieutenant Governor Sh. Anil Baijal for getting highest marks in M. Pharm. 2016-18 batch in Delhi Pharmaceutical Sciences & Research University (DPSRU) on October 18, 2018

2. Also felicitated with Dr SK Gupta Gold Medal for holding first rank in Clinical Research on Oct 18, 2018

3. Received research grant of `1,25,000 from Delhi Diabetic Forum for the research work on PCOS in Lady Hardinge Medical College and Smt. Sucheta Kriplani Hospital, New Delhi (2017-18)

4. Published review of research articles including:

• Unraveling the mystery of perinatal death in diabetic pregnancy in Diabetics & Obesity Journal.

• Benefits of breast-feeding for mothers with gestational diabetic mellitus.

• Insulin Glulisine• Insulin Evogliptin• Physical activity for diabetic

5. Also contributed a chapter in the book Clinical Guidelines in the Management of Diabetes in Pregnancy

6. Currently working in IQVIA in Gurugram

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Ms. Jyoti receiving an award on the occasion of Annual Convocation Ceremony


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Fiscal Matter / October - November - December 2018

WORKS SECURED DURINGOCTOBER-NOVEMBER 2018

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cr241

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Development of permanent campus (Phase - I Works) of IIM Ranchi

Establishment work of AIIMS in Deoghar, Jharkhand

Development of old MREC Campus, Gandhi Nagar, Rajasthan

Planning, designing and construction of Riverfront

Development Project in Uttarakhand

Construction of ‘National Institute of Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy

(NIAY & N)’ at Dhargal, Goa

Construction & development of IIT Mandi at Kamand

Presentation on Anti-profiteeringThe National Anti-profiteering Authority (NAA) hosted a presentation on the topic 'IT Benefits to the Construction Sector and Anti-profiteering Mechanism', on December 5, 2018, in New Delhi. The event was chaired by Sh. BN Sharma, Chairman (NAA). The keynote speaker was Sh. Vijay Kr Choudhary, GM (Finance), NBCC (I) Ltd.

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Statement of Unaudited Financial Results

HRM Highlights

for the Quarter Ended on December 31, 2018 NBCC (INDIA) LIMITED

Statement of unaudited financial Results for the Quarter Ended on December 31, 2018` in Lakhs

Particulars

Consolidated StandaloneQuarter Ended on Quarter Ended on

31.12.2018 31.12.2018(unaudited) (unaudited)

Income from OperationsNet Sales 240,373.28 162,227.82Other Operating Income 3,509.56 2,933.83Total Operating Revenue 243,882.84 165,161.65Profit / (Loss) before Tax 11,886.42 11,137.62Net Profit / (Loss) for the period after tax 8,681.04 7,773.45

Statement of unaudited financial Results for the Quarter Ended on December 31, 2018` in Lakhs

Particulars

Consolidated StandaloneQuarter Ended on Quarter Ended on

31.12.2018 31.12.2018(unaudited) (unaudited)

1. Segment Revenue % of total VWD % of total VWD(a) PMC 223,854.87 93.13% 147,752.31 91.08%(b) Real Estate 3,158.00 1.31% 7,403.11 4.56%(c) EPC 13,360.41 5.56% 7,072.40 4.36% Net Sales / Income from Operations 240,373.28 162,227.822. Segment Results Profit before tax and Interest % of total PBIT % of total PBIT(a) PMC 12,280.70 89.71% 8,837.55 67.82%(b) Real Estate 898.84 6.57% 3,842.69 29.49%(c) EPC 509.76 3.72% 349.76 2.68%(d) Unallocated (1,786.01) (1,875.51) Total 11,903.29 11,154.49 Less: Finance Costs 16.87 16.87 Total Profit before tax 11,886.42 11,137.62

Consolidated Segment Revenue

PMCReal EstateEPC

PMCReal EstateEPC

13,360.413,158.00

223,854.87

Consolidated Segment PBIT

898.84 509.76

12,280.70

hRM POLICy uPDATES• Fixation of Salary Structure and Terms and Conditions for

employees posted at Dubai (UAE)• Revision of Rates of Housing Subsidy• Revision of the Rates of Daily Allowance for Official Tours/

Transfer

hIGhLIGhTS DuRING 01.10.2018 TO 31.12.2018• Payment of Bonus for the Financial year 2017-18.

NEW INITIATIVESNew additions in the list of hospitals providing facilities on discounted rates:- 1. Neera Eye Centre & Laser Vision 2. Dr Sabherwal’s Dental & Orthodontic Centre3. Empanelment of The Park Hotels & Hotel Batra Holiday Home, New Delhi.

PEOPLE CAPABILITy MATuRITy MODELMinistry of Housing and Urban Affairs vide its Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the FY 2018-19 with NBCC have assigned a task of 'Assessment of NBCC Level in line with People Capability Maturity Model (PCMM)'. People Capability Maturity Model (PCMM) is an internationally acclaimed framework that

helps to address the critical people issues in the organisation. It consists of five maturity levels (ML) that establish successive foundations for continuously improving individual competencies, developing effective teams, motivating improved performance, and shaping the workforce to meet the organisation needs to accomplish its future business plans. Each maturity level is a well-defined evolutionary plateau that institutionalises new capabilities for developing the organisation’s workforce. The Maturity Level of an organisation is affirmed on the basis of compliance of different well defined HR Process Areas Goals.

Accordingly, Quality Council of India (QCI), an autonomous body under Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, GOI was engaged for assessment of HR Process Area Goal of NBCC as per the above People CMM framework for and up to the requirement of ML-3. QCI, therefore, conducted extensive Assessment involving surveys, one-to-one interviews, objective evidences verification, etc., during September-October 2018 on our randomly selected 161 employee across levels and locations of NBCC. Due to noteworthy support of these and other concerned Officers; QCI has assessed and qualified NBCC as Maturity Level–3 Company, which has also been duly approved by Board of Directors. It is further indicated that all efforts and endeavour will be made in times to come in this regard to achieve Level – 5 of People CMM with more contingent HRM practices.


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C H E E R i oEMPLOyEES NAME (SMT/ShRI), DESIGNATIONSYED SAMEER ALI, MT(FINANCE)SAI SUBRAHMANYAM CHILLAMCHERLA, MT(FINANCE)NAMAN JAIN, MT(FINANCE)NAVEEN BABU V, MT(FINANCE)TARUN KUMAR, MT(FINANCE)GEETANJALI, MT(FINANCE)MANISH RATWAYA, MT(FINANCE)YATANDER PAL SINGH, AM(CS)GAURAV DHANOTIYA, AM(CS)RAVI GOVIND, DGM(FIN)MANISH KUMAR VIRDI, DM(FIN)DEEPAK, DM(FIN)PUNEETA GOYAL, MT(FIN)MANISH KUMAR VISHWAKARMA, DM(ARCH)AMIT KUMAR CHITRAGUPT, MANAGER(ARCH)KHUSHI RAM BAIRWA, MT(CIVIL)RADHIKA GUPTA, SR ExECUTIVE (ARCH & PLNG)GOPICHAND NAIK N, MT(FIN)

EMPLOyEES NAME (SMT/ShRI), DESIGNATIONSuPERANNuATIONP K SETH, ED(ENGG)HARISH CHANDRA BAHERA, OA-IKULDEEP SETH, AGM(ENGG)S K SHARMA, DGM(HRM)S P BIRWAL, M(MAT)NARESH MALHOTRA, M(FIN)VIJAY KUMAR GOEL, CGM(ENGG)P K GUPTA, GM(ENGG)BHRIGU DAS, DM(FIN)RAM NAWAL, CONST. SUPERVISOR(PAINTING)-IIISITA RAM, CONST. SUPERVISOR(OPTR GENL)-IIIBIRDI CHAND, CONST.SUPERVISOR(OPTR-E/M)-IIIKAMLA KANT TIWARI, CONST.SUPERVISOR(WIREMAN)-IIIPAL SINGH, CONST. SUPERVISOR(CARPENTARY) GR-IIIGAJ RAJ, SUPERVISOR (SCD)-IIISRI PRAKASH, CONST. SUPERVISOR(MASONARY)-IIIM P HARIDAS, SR AUTO ELECT(SG)ABDULLAH, SR WIREMAN(SG)

CGM(fINANCE) TO ED(fINANCE)M C BANSALGM(ENGG) TO CGM(ENGG)ARUN KUMAR SHARMAA P SINGHL P SINGHC MANIM K CHAWLAGM(fINANCE) TO CGM(fINANCE)M B SINGHALADDL. GM(ENGG) TO GM(ENGG)K LAGESAND L VENUGOPALA SUNDERNILRATAN SARKARPRADEEP SHARMASANJAY KUMAR GUPTAANUJ KUMAR GOYALAPURV AGARWALPRANAY JAINC S PAULDIPAK MAZUMDARANIL KUMAR PATHAKADDL. GM(fINANCE) TO GM(fINANCE)RAMESH KUMAR JAISWALDGM(ENGG) TO AGM(ENGG)V K SHARMAB K DASPIJUSH GHOSHT K MOHANDASKISHAN LALM M SAHAPRAMOD KUMARMUDIT BHATNAGARCHILLA PRAVEEN KUMAR

PASHUPATI NATH, ORDERLYPURNA CHAKRABORTY, HEAD CHOWKIDARRESIGNATIONAJAY KUMAR SINGH, PM(CIVIL)MANGAL KUMAR, SPE(C)SAURABH SINGH, JE(C)VINAY RAMESH THAKKAR, AM(FIN)UTKARSH YADAV, JE(C)VOL. RETIREMENTNOOR MOHD., SR CHOWKIDAR (SG)JENA BHAI, SR DAFTRY CHET LAL, SITE ATTENDANT(SG)UMESH SINGH, HEAD CHOWKIDARDEAThVIJAY PAL SINGH SHARMA, SITE ATTENDANT(SG)MAKSUDAN KAPAR, SITE ATTENDANT(SG)

MANOJ KUMAR SRIVASTAVAMUKESH TALEPHILEM DINESHWAR SINGHADITYA CHANDRARAJ PAL SINGHDGM(fINANCE) TO AGM(fINANCE)AMIT KUMARPRANAB MAZUMDERRAJESH KUMARRAJENDRA KUMARPM(CIVIL)/(ELEC)/(MECh) TO DGM(ENGG)S K SINGHNAWAL KISHOREMANOJ KUMARSMRITOM PODDERP R VENUNIPENDRA NAYAKCHINMOY GHOSHANGURU SRIKANTHMANOJ KUMAR DASPARITOSH GOYALNILABH RANJAN JHARAJIV KUMARBIDYUTJYOTI SONWALT CHANDRAVADANAVIDYA SAGARR P GOELMANAGER(PhE) TO DGM(PhE)RITUPARNA SURMANAGER(PLANNING) TO DGM(PLANNING)RAJENDER MOHANMANAGER(hRM) TO DGM(hRM)MANJEETA MAHAJANMANAGER(TRANSLATION) TO DGM(RAJBhAShA)AFSAR AHMEDMANAGER(MATERIALS) TO DGM(MATERIALS)BHUSHAN LALMANAGER(fINANCE) TO DGM(fINANCE)DIGVIJAY SHARMADy. PROJECT MANAGER(CIVIL) TO PROJECT MANAGER(CIVIL)D CHAKRABORTYS K SINHAMUDANG APANGSANTOSH KUMARVARUN SINGHNITIN BHAGWAT RAO KAMDEAAKASH SAxENAMAHAVIR MISHRAGAURAV KUMAR MEENAJITENDRA AHIRWARP S CHOPRA

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Dy. PROJECT MANAGER(ELECT) TO PROJECT MANAGER(ELECT)M RAJIV GANDHISAILESHRAGHWENDRA TRIVEDITEJ PRAKASH DHABHAILEKH RAJP K GARGMUKESH SHARMANITESH KUMAR MAURYAANSHUL RAWATDy. PROJECT MANAGER(MECh) TO PROJECT MANAGER(MECh)JITENDRA SINGHONKAR SINGHDy. PROJECT MANAGER TO PROJECT MANAGERO P BAHUGUNADy. MANAGER(PhE) TO MANAGER(PhE)REENA YADAVDy. MANAGER(fIN) TO MANAGER(fIN)V K BHASINA K KAPOORS K VASHISTSURESH KHITAULIYARAJESH KUMARPARVEEN CHUGHJAI BHAGWANVIJENDER SINGHATAR SINGHDM(hRM) TO MANAGER(hRM)RENUBRIJESH PRATAP VERMASURESH KUMARI DM(LAW) TO MANAGER(LAW)RONVIJAY GOHAINAM(hRM) TO Dy. MANAGER(hRM) C M SHARMAJAI PRAKASHP RAJANSUNITA SIDHUAM(MKTG) TO Dy. MANAGER(MKTG)NIMIT TIWARISANJEEV KUMAR SHARMAYOGESH KUMAR RAVIUPLABDHIDy. ExECuTIVE OffICER TO ExECuTIVE OffICERSANJIB BRAHMAPE(CIVIL)/SPE(CIVIL) TO DPM(CIVIL)RIYAZ AHMED KUMARSURAJIT NAUGJAYASHREE PAULHABUNG CHAMARAJBEHARI DATTAPOOJA RAWATBATHIN BOSEPRADYUMNA MUKHERJEEVIVEK PATEL

AKSHIT CHANDELJHUMA DATTAKALPANA VERMAHARSH KUMAR MALVIYADIWAKAR SINGHRAJEEB KUMAR THAKURAJAY SENSOHEB AHEMAD SIDDIQISPE TO DPMCHANDRA NATH SENVIJAY SINGH RAWATPE TO SPES R SAMANTAR K SINGHOM PRAKASH SINGHO S TYAGITARIFF SINGH YADAVJSE TO ASST SITE MANAGER K M NAGVEKARASSTT MANAGER(fINANCE) TO Dy. MANAGER(fINANCE)A K DASPRAMAR I ADEEPA HITESH VADEANIKE SRUTHIBHRIGU DAS ExE.(hRM) TO AM(hRM)KAPIL HARITOSHMOHD. MAQBOOLJE(C) TO PE(C) ANUJ GULIAAMIT KUMARPAVAN KUMAR GUPTASHUBHAM GOELAVDHESHSOUMYA NANDYANNU ISHA RANIRUMA MONDALSEEMA KALSISHIVAM KR SINGHRAJA K V PDALEEP KUMARVINAY NAUTIYALRAVI PRAKASH MEENASANTOSH KUMARMOHD. AYAZAKSHAY KUNALPRATEEK MISHRARAMAVTAR MEENAOffICE ASSISTANT GR - I TO ExECuTIVE (hRM)DEVENDER SINGHP SATYANARAYANARUDRA SINGHJOPPAN. KG SOURIMUTHUL THENAMMAI

SR STORE KEEPER TO ExECuTIVE (STORES) SATISH KUMARWORK INSPECTOR TO JR SITE ExECuTIVESUSHIL KUMAR SHARMAJuNIOR ENGINEER - I TO PROJECT ExECuTIVEPRANTA MAITYAKHILESHWAR RAID RADHA KRISHNA KURUPOA-II(G) TO OA-I(G)SUMED DAULAT CHOURESHYNA NARULAOA-II(STENOGRAPhy) TO SR STENOGRAPhER JITENDRA KUMARChIEf SuPERVISOR(C)-III TO ChIEf SuPERVISOR(C)-IINIRBAN SENGUPTABISHWANATH MALLICKSR WORK SuPERVISOR(C) TO ChIEf SuPERVISOR(C)-IIIBABLU BURMANWORK SuPERVISOR(C)-I TO SR WORK SuPERVISOR(C)BIRENDRA KUMAR MAMGAINSRI RAM JHASURESH JHACONST. SuPERVISOR(PAINTING)-III TO CONST. SuPERVISOR(PAINTING)-IISATAN PARSADSR. PAINTER(SG) TO CONST. SuPERVISOR(PAINTING)-IIIRAJ BAHADUR DASCONST. SuPERVISOR (CARPENTRy)-III TO CONST. SuPERVISOR(CARPENTRy)-IIRAJINDER KUMARVIJENDRA KUMARSR. CARPENTER (SG) TO CONST. SuPERVISOR (CARPENTRy)-IIIMUNNA SINGHCONST. SuPERVISOR(BARBENDING)-III TO CONST. SuPERVISOR(BARBENDING)-II MOHAN LAL MEENACHHEDEYANSR. BARBENDER(SG) TO CONST. SuPERVISOR(BARBENDING)-IIISATYA NARAIN SHARMACONST. SuPERVISOR(MASONARy)-III TO CONST. SuPERVISOR(MASONARy)-IIMAHAVIR SHAHKARIMAN PARSAD VERMACHANDRIKA PRASADRAMESHWAR LAL


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