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Building Rajasthan through Inclusive Development

Rajasthan Annual Report 2010-11

Since 1895

chairman's message 3

spotlight 4

policy dashboard 6

exploring horizons 8

skills 9

engaging with government 10

competitiveness 11

environment 12

membership 14

in the news 15

contents

I take immense pride in sharing the several initiatives taken by CII Rajasthan in the last year

making the state's industrial climate more conducive to growth and strengthening the

institutional framework of CII in Rajasthan.

One of the big achievements is the allocation of three acres of land to CII for setting up of

Water Institute at Jaipur by Government of Rajasthan. The Water Institute is poised to be a

global centre of excellence on water management addressing issues of policy advocacy,

training, projects and a one stop shop for all water management issues.

It has been a satisfying year on policy front, as the efforts made during preceeding years

saw the pronouncement of Industrial Policy and Rajasthan Investment Promotion Scheme

2010. The Single Window Ordinance / Act and Single Window Clearance Portal; Rajasthan

Agri Business - Agro Industries Policy and the upcoming Solar Policy and Agriculture Policy

have the imprints of our efforts. It is indeed heartening that the representations to the state

government have been accepted.

In our pursuance towards bridging HR deficit, we have keenly worked for the Skill Development Centre at Bhiwadi, which

would improve employability of people in Rajasthan. In addition to this CII members have adopted 43 Government ITIs,

out of which 10 were adopted during last year. We also organised HR Conclave 2011 to share best HR practices and to

further enhance the industry - institute interaction.

Another significant achievement is CeraGlass 2010. CII in partnership with RIICO and Indian Ceramic Society

institutionalised a biennial event at Jaipur on Ceramics, Glass and Allied areas. The first edition was successfully

organised with over 180 national & international exhibitors and eight international conferences and buyer seller meets. The

event proved to be a major milestone in positioning Rajasthan as a major Ceramic and Glass manufacturing hub and not

merely a raw material exporting state. Government of Rajasthan has made an astute decision by developing a Ceramic

Hub at Gilot near Neemrana, powered by the supply of natural gas, the key prerequisite for the development of the sector.

The 6th Krishi Utsav organised at Sri Ganganagar exposed the farming fraternity to the best practices and techniques in

agriculture in local dialect at the Kisan Goshthis.

Reaffirming our commitment towards environmental concerns, on the eve of World Environment Day a National

Conference, 'Business Action on Climate Change' was organised, which was addressed by Hon'ble Chief Minister and

Hon'ble Minister for Environment.

To build and improve the competitiveness of member companies, workshops on Enhancing Competitiveness through

Energy Efficiency, seminars 'How to be a Star Performer', 'Workshops on 5S, 3M' and special sessions on 'Autonomous

Maintenance', 'Neuro Linguistic Programming' & 'Stress Free Living' were organised at various places across the state.

Quality Circle Competition was organised to promote learning through sharing among participating companies.

It had been a challenging yet stimulating and satisfying stint as Chairman, CII Rajasthan. I am sure my successor will build

on the edifice created with years of diligence and perseverance.

I would take this opportunity to thank Mr R M Khanna, Chairman, CII Northern Region; Mr Vijay K Thadani, Deputy

Chairman, CII Northern Region; Mr Salil Singhal, Past Chairman, CII Northern Region and Ms Charu Mathur, Regional

Director, CII Northern Region for their support and guidance. Special thanks to Mr S G Vyas, Vice Chairman, CII Rajasthan;

Past Chairmen, convenors and all members of CII Rajasthan for their time, inputs, resources and hard work.

Three Cheers to all of you !

Rohit Saboo

Chairman

CII Rajasthan

chairman's message

spotlight

Krishi Utsav 2010September 7 – 8, 2010: Sri Ganganagar

One of the key point stated was that to change the

industrial landscape of Rajasthan, it is desirous to have

infrastructure projects like DMIC, emergence of the Asia's

largest dry port at Rajasthan and introduction of new

Infrastructure Development Act.The 6th edition of Krishi Utsav was organised in

HR Conclave 2011 partnership with Government of Rajasthan featuring an

exposition by over 70 organisations and kisan goshthis. February 11 – 12, 2011: Jaipur Inaugurated by Mr Bharat Singh, Minister for Rural

Development & Panchayati Raj, Government of Rajasthan,

the Utsav was also graced by Mr Gurmeet Singh Kunnar,

Minister of State for Agriculture Marketing and Mr Murari

Lal Meena, Minister of State for Agriculture (Marketing),

Government of Rajasthan.

With an intent to set effective HR practices and leadership

for retention of the talent pool and converting human deficit

to human excellence, CII Rajasthan organised a two day

HR Conclave with eminent speakers from across the

country. Participants included industry members, HR

professionals and academicians. Shri Shivraj Patil, At the Kisan Goshthis, farmer issues and concerns were Governor of Rajasthan complimented CII for its proactive addressed and best agriculture practices and techniques role in business development. were shared in local dialect by over 35 scientists, professionals Mr R M Khanna, Chairman CII Northern Region empahsised and progressive farmers. The fair was visited by over the need for revamping of education system and shared 10,000 farmers from Ganganagar and adjoining areas. the retention tool kit for the SMEs.

Key takeaways of HR Conclave were:What is critical for Rajasthan Growth?Ÿ Excellence through leadershipMarch 19, 2010: JaipurŸ Think Globally - Act LocallyIn conjunction with State Annual Session, CII organised a Ÿ Effective HR Practices and Leadershippanel discussion on 'What is Critical for Rajasthan Growth'.

Mr Rajendra Pareek, Minister for Industry, Government of Ÿ Interactions between Industry and AcademiaRajasthan was the Chief Guest and Dr Adarsh Kishore,

Ÿ 3E Strategy: Educational reforms, Employability and Chairman, Axis Bank Ltd & former Finance Secretary, EmploymentGovernment of India was the moderator for the session.

Eminent Panelists during the discussions.

HE Shri Shivraj Patil Governor of Rajasthan speaking at HR Conclave 2011

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A special Buyer Seller Meet was Ceramic Haat

organised by CAPEXIL to promote showcasing live

exports from India. 28 importers from demonstration by

14 Countries: Bangladesh, artisans, tile laying,

Botswana, Brazil, Egypt, Korea, glass kitchen, chasma

Mauritius, Nigeria, Peru, Saudi ghar, etc was another

Arabia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, UAE, unique feature of

Tanzania, Uganda and USA & 48 CeraGlass 2010.

exporters participated. business of

US$ 25 million (approximate Rs 125

Crores) is expected to be generated

out of these meetings.CeraGlass India 2010 November 11 – 14, 2010: Jaipur

Confederation of Indian Industry (CII)

along with Rajasthan State Industrial

Development & Investment

Corporation Ltd (RIICO) and Indian

Ceramic Society (ICS)

institutionalised an international trade

fair and conferences on ceramics,

glass & allied areas held at Jaipur.

The event inaugurated by Mr Ashok A skill development initiative Somany Gehlot, Chief Minister, Government Tile Master was organised to train of Rajasthan and Mr Anand Sharma, and certify the masons in the art Union Minister for Commerce and laying and cutting of tiles during the Industry, Government of India two-day workshop at CeraGlass effectively brought together for the India 2010. Apart from this, live first time all the sectors in ceramic workshops & demos were organised, and glass to represent the 'industry' such as:per se and achieved its objective of

catalysing market access, Ÿ Pottery making on potter’s wheeltechnology transfer and investments

Ÿ Pottery paintingin this sector.

Ÿ Lac ki churiyan

Ÿ Flame glass art

Ÿ Life-size kiln and demo of bone

china crockery making

Key Takeaways:

Ÿ 8383 business enquiries including Eye-Catchers507 from foreign buyers

Ÿ Tiles & SanitarywareŸ 129 deals initiated worth Rs 13

Ÿ Tableware & Artcrores approx., final figure likely to

be around Rs 40 crores Ÿ Ceramic & Glass Raw Materials

Ÿ 373 new products launched / Ÿ Glass

displayedThe event had over 180 national and Ÿ Internationalinternational exhibitors spread over Ÿ 28 buyers from 14 countries,

6000 square meters of exhibition business to the tune of US$25 Ÿ Machinespace and eight international million (approx Rs 125 crores) is

Ÿ Structural Heavy Clay Productsconferences addressed by over 90 expected to get generatedtechnical experts from all across the Ÿ Technical and Advanced

Ÿ 84% rated the exhibition as globe. About 373 new products were Ceramicsexcellent and meaningfullaunched, displayed and generated

Ÿ Refractory & Allied ProductsŸ 86% indicated that they would visit 8,383 business enquiries.the next event also

Eminent speakers at the Technical Conference during CeraGlass India 2010

Mr Ashok Gehlot, Chief Minister, Government of Rajasthan and Mr Anand Sharma, Minister of Commerce & Industry, Government of India

inaugurating the exhibition at CeraGlass India 2010

The second edition of CeraGlass India will be held on 15 – 18 December 2012 at Jaipur.

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policy dashboard

CII proactively works with Government of Rajasthan in creating a congenial policy framework that facilitates a holistic and

developmental growth of the State. The unstinted efforts of CII over the years have resulted in pronouncement of the following

policy documents:

• Rajasthan Industrial & Investment Policy 2010 • Single Window Act • Rajasthan Agri Business and Agro Industries Policy

CII is the only industry body in the task force that formulates the Agriculture Policy of Rajasthan.

Representation sent, follow up in

progress

The issue of netting of imports has

been resolved, RBI has sought

details of banks not providing the

same

Inputs sent, active follow up being

done

CII recommendations are being

actively studied and we are hopeful

that these would be accepted

Inputs sent, follow up meetings held,

work in progress

Mandatory e-filing of returns

announced in recent Rajasthan

budget

All refund pendency have been

cleared under special programmes

Niwaran 2010 & ITC Clearing House

Recommendation under

consideration. Follow up in progress

The issue of Re-classification of

Minerals and Mineral Powders has

been in principle resolved, requisite

notifications to be issued shortly

Represented and Exempted

Issues taken-up CII recommendations Progress MeterSr. No.

1 Value Added Tax (VAT)

Jaipur Master Plan

Reserve Bank of India

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e-filing of Returns

VAT refund to be made within 30 days

Inclusion of Mining as “Manufacturer” as

enunciated in section 2(22) facilitating input tax

credit

Re-classification of Minerals and Mineral

Powders in schedule – IV, part (B) of Rajasthan

VAT Act, 2003

Seeking exemption of 4% VAT on sales of fruits

& vegetables

10% of the plan area must be apportioned for

industry

Establish 58.50 sq km of urban green spaces

(No provision in U2 area)

Plan for drainage corridor south of Bandi river

External credit rating of borrowers must be

made acceptable by banks in place of in-house

assessment

Netting of imports with exports from the same

party abroad must be allowed as in the case of

SEZs

Banks should communicate their schedule of

charges to the borrowers

All bank branches should honour “at par” cheques

and should not levy outstation cheque charges

RBI to organise awareness sessions on various

schemes and incentives for industry

CII should be represented at state level

Banker’s Committee

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Extension of dates for the Amnesty Scheme by

RIICO Ltd for allotment / regulation of land strips

Issue resolved – Dates extended till

31 March 2011

Inputs sent, Follow up in progress

Representation sent, Follow up in

progress

Partially resolved. Within 30 days,

subsidy will be automatically

transfered through e-payment to the

investor's account

After a meeting with Minister

Tourism, Volvo / Luxury buses have

been started between Jaipur –

Jodhpur, Jaipur – Jaisalmer, Jaipur –

Chandigarh, Jaipur – Haridwar,

Jaipur – Udaipur, etc

Feasibility study of High Speed Train

between Jaipur – Delhi and Double

Decker Train between Jaipur – Delhi

has been announced in the recent

Railway Budget

Recommendation under

consideration. Follow up in progress

Connectivity

Rajasthan Investment

Promotion Scheme

2010 and Rajasthan

Industrial & Investment

Policy 2010

IOC Fire Incident

Employee

Provident Fund

Mineral Powder

Cable Industry

Mandi Tax

RIICO Ltd

New Agriculture Policy

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Improving intra and inter-state connectivity to

boost trade and tourism

High speed train connectivity between Delhi &

Jaipur

International flights to land directly at Jaipur as

gateway for Rajasthan

Greenfield airport at Sawai Madhopur

Flight connectivity to be started for Jodhpur,

Kota, Udaipur, Bikaner, etc

Solar Policy6

Removal of clause of higher tax payout in the

current year over previous year to avail subsidy

for modernisation

Instead of paying tax and claiming subsidy, it

should be allowed to pay tax after adjusting the

applicable subsidy

To organise Road Shows within and outside

India to market the new policies

Package for setting up of micro grids based on

solar energy for rural electrification

Net metering scheme for off grid solar PV

installations should be promoted

Issues taken-up CII recommendations Progress MeterSr. No.

To distribute the relief proceeds received from

Indian Oil Corporation proportionately

Clarification of whether EPF is applicable on

recognised Educational Institutes in Rajasthan

Mineral powders to be considered as raw

materials and not as commodity attracting a

higher tax liability for a mineral exporting state

To reduce from 14% to 5% VAT on all types of

insulated wires & cables to retain the cost

competitiveness of the state industries

To remove the Mandi Tax levied on imported

wood purchased as raw material for manufacturing

packaging material to be used in export of

material

To formulate and implement a Farm Land

Leasing Law which may allow cooperatives,

NGOs, private firms etc to lease the contiguous

small farm lands

Water management including dry land

agriculture

Issue resolved

Clarification received in line with a

Supreme Court verdict

Issue partially resolved for certain

minerals

Issue resolved

Representation sent, follow up in

progress

Cabinet has approved the Land

Leasing Law

Inputs sent, CII is on board of the

task force formulating Agriculture

Policy

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exploring horizons

Doing Business with AustraliaMay 19, 2010: Jaipur

Inviting the Indian Diaspora – Pravasi

Bharatiya Divas

January 9, 2011: Jaipur

A special Rajasthan session was organised during Pravasi

Bharatiya Divas 2011 at New Delhi aimed to reach out to

Indian diaspora and explore investment opportunities. The

session was addressed by Mr Vayalar Ravi, Union Minister

for Overseas Indian Affairs; Mr Rajendra Pareek, Minister

for Industry; Ms Bina Kak, Minister for Tourism and

Ministers from the State. Senior officers comprised

Mr S Ahmad, Chief Secretary; Mr Sunil Arora, Principal

Secretary - Industries; Dr Purushottam Agarwal,

Commissioner, Bureau of Investment Promotion; Ms Usha

Sharma, Principal Secretary – Tourism; Mr G S Sandhu,

Principal Secretary - UDH & LSG and Mr Rajendra

Bhanawat, Managing Director, RIICO.

Mr Vayalar Ravi announced Jaipur as the destination for

Pravasi Bharatiya Divas 2012.

Mr Vayalar Ravi, Union Minister for Overseas Indian Affairs addressing during the Rajasthan Session held during Pravasi Bharatiya Divas 2011

Mr Rajendra Pareek, Minister for Industries, Government of Rajasthan and Mr Chandrajit Banerjee, Director General, Confederation of Indian Industry

during Pravasi Bhartiya Divas 2011Mr Rohit Saboo, Chairman, CII Rajasthan

and Ms Rebecca Ball, Trade Commissioner, Austrade during the session

Indo - Pak Expo

December 16 – 20, 2010: Jaipur

An Indo Pak Expo was organised by CII Rajasthan

with an objective to improve the trade relations

across borders, promoting people to people

contact, exhibiting state of art products and

gastronomical delights.

More than 40 exhibitors displayed their wide array of

products like garments, footwear, handicrafts, onyx,

dry fruits, kitchenware, marble, melamine, furniture,

cutlery, paintings, gemstones, jewellery, and sports

goods. Exquisite Pakistani sweets like phirni, kheer

were the highlights of the event.

Mr Rajendra Bhanawat, Managing Director, RIICO Ltd and Mr B L Soni, Inspector General of Police inaugurating the Indo-Pak Expo

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Exploring business with state Interaction with World Bank Health

May 21, 2010: Jaipur Mission

February 2, 2011: Jaipur

An interaction of leading health professionals was

organised with World Bank Health Mission to understand

the private sector perspective and PPP formats to increase

efficacy and reach of health services. Over 15 key doctors

and owners of hospitals participated.

Ÿ Involving industry in taking ownership Skill Development CentreŸ curriculum for identified courses

CII is all set to come up with a skill development centre at

Bhiwadi, Rajasthan, with an in principle agreement already Ÿ Map potential student profileinked with the Government of Rajasthan.

The study projected the total skilled manpower gap of An indepth employer's survey was commissioned by CII 50.19 lakh till 2015, in various emerging sectors like that covered over 500 members in Bhiwadi and Alwar. The construction, tourism and hospitality, food processing, auto survey encompassed: mechanics, gems and Jewellery.

Ÿ Validating the skill gaps & the trades for skill training CII is now actively looking to bring on board a technical

& industry partner for the purposed institute.Ÿ Getting industry on board for skill development centre

Swiss Ambassador HE Phillipe Welti addressing at the session

skills

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engaging with government

January 7, 2011: Jaipur

Meetings and Interactions with

Ÿ H E Shri Shivraj Patil, Governor of Rajasthan

Ÿ Shri Ashok Gehlot, Chief Minister, Government of

Rajasthan

Ÿ Dr C P Joshi, Union Minister for Road Transport &

Highways, Government of India

Ÿ Mr Rajendra Pareek, Minister for Industry, Government

of Rajasthan

Ÿ Dr Jitendra Singh, Minister for Energy & Higher

Education, Government of Rajasthana

Ÿ Mr Bharat Singh, Minister for Rural Development &

Panchayati Raj, Government of Rajasthan

Ÿ Mr S Ahmad, Chief Secretary, Government of Rajasthan

Ÿ Mr C K Mathew, Additional Chief Secretary – Finance,

Government of Rajasthan

Ÿ Mr Sunil Arora, Principal Secretary – Industries,

Government of Rajasthan

Ÿ Mr Shreemat Pandey, Principal Secretary to the Chief

Minister, Government of Rajasthan

Mr Rohit Saboo, Chairman CII Rajsthan with H E Shri Shivraj Patil, Governor of Rajasthan

Mr Rajendra Bhanawat, Managing Director, RIICO Ltd and Swami Vrindavan Chandra Das, Founder – Gaurannga Institute for Vedic Education (GIVE)

interacting with CII Northern Region Council members during 6th meeting at Jaipur

Mr S K Verma, Passport Officer & Mr R K Singh, Regional Commissioner – PF, Government of India interacting with CII industry members

Mr Niranjan Arya, Commissioner – Commercial Taxes, Government of Rajasthan and Dr M K Devarajan, Chairman & Managing Director, Rajasthan

Small Industries Corporation Limited interacting with CII industry members

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Enhancing Productivity CII Quality Circle Competitionthrough 5S & 3M September 16, 2010: Jaipur

March 26, 2010: Jaipur

CII Rajasthan organized a session on 5S for the Wire &

Cable Industry with an objective to enhance employee

productivity and performance. The delegates from wire and

cable manufacturing industry were also introduced to 3M

system that helps to reduce waste, increase consistency

and minimize strain.

Autonomous Maintenance for SMEs

March 27, 2010: Jaipur

With an objective to provide insights on the benefits of

Autonomous Maintenance to small and medium sized

enterprises (SMEs), an awareness session on Autonomous

Maintenance for Electrical Equipment Manufacturing 16 QC teams from leading industries like BHEL, NEI,

Sector was organised for the electrical equipment Secure Meters, Asahi Glass, Tata Motors, Bosch, Denso

manufacturers. participate in the 23rd QC Circle Competition for sharing

their best practices.Enhancing Competitiveness through • Winner: Utkarsh QC from Denso India, GhaziabadEnergy Efficiency• 1st runner up: Safalta QC from Tata Motors, LucknowAlwar, Jaipur, Jodhpur & Pali

• 2nd runner up: Jyotirmay QC from Bel, Kotdwara

Quality Mission

December 10, 2010: Jaipur

CII along with BEE organised workshops on ‘Enhancing

Competitiveness through Energy Efficiency’ at Alwar,

Jaipur, Jodhpur and Pali, where best energy conservation

and management practices were shared by the technical

experts and professionals from BEE.

competitiveness

Mr Naveen Mahajan, the then Collector & District Magistrate, Jodhpur addressing during the workshop at Jodhpur

Mr Rakesh Verma, Principal Secretary – Science & Technology and Dr Dinesh Goyal, Principal Secretary – PWD, Government of Rajasthan

awarding the winner team of Denso India Ltd

Members of the Quality Mission at Autolite India Ltd

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How to be a Star Performer

June 12 & December 22, 2010: Jodhpur & Kota

To have an in-depth knowledge of nine breakthrough ideas of

being a Star Performer, CII Rajasthan organized sessions on

‘How to be a Star Performer’ at Jodhpur and Kota with an

objective to facilitate participants to aspire and work for

becoming a star performer. Mr Tapas Dasmohapatra from

Think Inc, New Delhi elaborated on the nine work strategies

that boost the productivity and presence of an individual viz

Initiative, Networking, Self Management, Perspective,

Followership, Teamwork, Leadership, Organisational Savvy

and Show & Tell.

Neuro Linguistic Program

April 1, 2010: Jaipur

Workshop on Stress Free Living

December 21, 2010: Jaipur

"Stress is inevitable and one needs to find ways to cope with

stress and implement daily strategies that can help one enjoy

life each day," preached Mr Ashish Loya from the Art of Living

Foundation. He was the resource person for the programme

at a workshop on "Stress Free Living" organised by CII

Rajasthan.

environment

Ms Reena Jabran, NLP Consultant conducting the workshop

National Conference on ‘Business Action on Climate Change’

June 4, 2010: Jaipur

CII along with Rajasthan State Pollution

Control Board and CII-ITC Centre of

Excellence for Sustainable Development

organised a National Conference on

‘Business Action on Climate Change’ with an

objective to provide a platform to Indian

industry to deliberate on the mitigation

strategies and technologies across various

sectors for environment conservation.

Shri Ashok Gehlot, Chief Minister,

Government of Rajasthan appreciated the

conference theme and CII’s work on social

issues. Mr Ram Lal Jat, Minister of State for

Environment and Forest was the Guest of

Honour for the programme. Eminent

speakers from International Finance

Corporation; Rajasthan State Pollution

Control Board; Ministry of Science &

Technology; Jubilant Organosys; Shree

Cement; Ministry of New & Renewable

energy; Yes Bank; Emergent Ventures India;

Suzlon Energy; WWF India; Hindustan Zinc

and Coca Cola also addressed the

conference.

Shri Ashok Gehlot, Chief Minister, Government of Rajasthan addressing at the Inaugural Session

Mr T Ravikanth, Collector & District Magistrate, Kota; Mr Pritam Singh, Divisional Commissioner, Kota and Mr Rajat Mukerjei, Senior Vice President,

DCM Shriram Consolidated Ltd during inaugural session of the seminar at Kota

Key takeaways: Seminar on Rain Water Harvesting• Government has initiated the ‘Harit Rajasthan’ June 17, 2010: Jaipur

programme and the Forest Policy

• Rajasthan is producing 1,000 MW of Wind Energy, 100

MW of Biomass Energy

• Companies to prepare time-bound action plans for

reducing carbon footprint, and invest in R&D along with

other industry players.

• ‘Corporate Clean Energy Investment Trends in Brazil,

China, India and South Africa’, a report released

Workshop on Waste ManagementSeptember 2010: Jaipur

CII - Water Institute organized a seminar on Rain Water

Harvesting to provide an insight into various aspects

relating to rainwater harvesting. Mr R P Jain, Chief

Executive Officer, Jaipur Municipal Corporation was the

Chief Guest at the Seminar and Mr Manoj Srivastava,

Regional Director, Central Ground Water Board was the

Special Guest for the programme.

The issues highlighted were selection, designing, basic

construction, installation, operation & maintenance and

case studies of rooftop and surface water harvesting for all

sectors.

CII Rajasthan and CII-ITC Centre of Excellence for

Sustainable Development organised a workshop on Waste

Management with an objective to discuss critical issues

like industry responsibility, sustainable recycling and

strategies to catalyse waste reduction.

Mr Ram Lal Jat, Minister of State for Environment and

Forest, Government of Rajasthan was the Chief Guest and

Dr V S Singh, Chairman, Rajasthan State Pollution Control

Board & Principal Secretary – Environment & Forest,

Mr Param Kannampilly, Chief Executive Officer, Concept

Hospitality were the special guests for the programme. The

speakers shared the best practices, case studies and

innovative approaches towards waste management and

suggested ways to find enabling solutions to the

challenges of waste management by involving key

stakeholders.

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Rain Water Harvesting Structure

On the advice of Shri Ashok Gehlot, Hon’ble Chief Minister,

Government of Rajasthan, CII built a Rain Water Harvesting

structure at Pradesh Congress Committee Headquarters at

Jaipur that has successfully recharged over 6 lakh litres of

water during last rainy season.

Allocation of Land for CII – Water Institute

Government of Rajasthan has allocated 12,000 square

meters of land for the proposed CII – Water Institute at

Jaipur. CII would construct and manage a full fledged

Centre of Excellence on Water with one stop shop

solutions for issues related to water management.

Mr R P Jain, the then CEO, Jaipur Municipal Corporation addressing the inaugural session of the seminar

Mr Ram Lal Jat, Minister for Environment & Forest, Government of Rajasthan addressing at the inaugural session

Ÿ Authentic Instruments Ÿ Pashkal Institute of

Animation Private LimitedŸ Clay Craft (I) Pvt Limited

Ÿ Pioneer Non Fried Food Pvt Ÿ Desert Inn Limited

Ltd

Ÿ Edserv Softsystems LtdŸ Rajasthan Knowledge

Ÿ Enkay Enviro Services Corporation Ltd

Ÿ Eros Minerals Pvt Ltd Ÿ Rukmani Birla Hospital &

Research InstituteŸ Garg Hospital and

Research Institute Pvt Ltd Ÿ Shree Alloys Industries Pvt

LtdŸ Hind Heat Treatment &

Testing House Ÿ Shrestha

Ÿ Jagan Raj Professional Ÿ Shubham Plasters

StudiesŸ Stone & Craft

Ÿ Jaipur Engineering College Ÿ Taxila Business School

& Research Centre

Ÿ Umang Boards Pvt LtdŸ Jal Mahal Resorts Pvt Ltd

Ÿ Uttam Devi Mohan Lal Ÿ Lee Construction P Ltd

College of Engineering

Ÿ Mahatma Gandhi Hospital Ÿ Varun Kedia & Company

& Research Centre

Ÿ Vedanta Law ChambersŸ Man Structurals P Ltd

Ÿ Naq Global (India)

June 26, 2010: Jaipur

In order to understand membership issues, sharing the broader

CII perspective and evolving the future roadmap, CII Rajasthan

Members Meet was organised. Mr Vijay K Thadani, Deputy

Chairman, CII Northern Region & Chief Executive Officer, NIIT

interacted with the members at the meet.

Membership Growth

28 new members have been added during 2010 – 11 taking the

membership count to 270 members.

New Members added during 2010 – 11

membership

Independence Day Celebrations

Mr S G Vyas, Vice Chairman,

Rajasthan hoisted the tricolour

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