Ministry of Urban Development,
Govt. of India
Supported by
Ministry of Urban Development, Govt. of India
The Institution of Engineers (India)
Andhra Pradesh State Centre
Visvesvaraya Bhavan, Khairatabad,
Hyderabad.
Message from the President, IEI
Innovation is the key to growth for every economy. It is the prime-mover for solving big challenges
to survive and thrive in every sector. The human civilization has moved forward only due to
innovation and constant urge of development. From adopting new habits / culture to changing of old
ones, innovation plays the key role. We learn from the wisdom of the ages, that just having newer
ideas do not add any value to our society until it is turned into an action. Without the ability to get
new ideas and transform them into reality, a nation or an organisation plunges into stagnation and
eventually outperformed by others who continuously nurture fresh ideas.
The Planning Commission of India, in its 12th Five Year Plan has rightly mentioned that “Science
underpins most breakthrough initiatives, but beyond the domain of science, innovations play a
critical role in enhancing delivery of services and enabling access to improved goods. In view of this,
India needs to stimulate and strengthen its entire eco-system—the formal scientific and industrial
system, as well as the innovation eco-system - to develop solutions for the country’s agenda of faster,
sustainable and more inclusive growth.”
The 29th Indian Engineering Congress will therefore stress upon the India’s role in global perspective
as a harbinger to foster inclusive economic growth through appropriate technological innovations
and follow-up actions.
I look forward to meet you all in Hyderabad for the Congress and share your experience and expertise
which will contribute towards generation of newer ideas and a definite plan of action of
implementation of those in real life.
94 Years of Relentless Journey Towards
Engineering Advancement for Nation-building
The Institution of Engineers (India), IEI is the first professional body of engineers founded in
India in 1920 and incorporated by Royal Charter in the year 1935 to promote and advance
the art, science and practice of engineering and technology. From a humble beginning, it
is today the largest multi-disciplinary body of Engineers, encompassing 15 Engineering
disciplines with a membership of more than 7.0 lakhs.
The Institution is now a full member of the Engineers Mobility Forum (EMF)
facilitating the International mobility of Professional Engineers certified by IEI. The
Institution of Engineers (India) has its national presence in 104 State / Local Centers
and 5 overseas Chapters.
The Institution of Engineers (India) has been playing a leading role at the International level
and it has worldwide bi-lateral relations with 27 engineering organizations such as World
Federation of Engineering Organizations (WFEO); Commonwealth Engineers’ Council (CEC);
Federation of international du Beton (fib); Federation of Engineering Institutions of Asia and the
Pacific (FEIAP), Federation of Engineering Institutions of South & Central Asia (FEISCA) & Engineers
Mobility Forum (EMF).
IEI in collaboration with Springer regularly publish peer-reviewed international - level journal in five series namely Series A,
Series B, Series C, Series D and Series E covering all engineering disciplines. IEI, being recognised as SIRO, Ministry of Science
& Technology, Govt. of India, besides conducting it's own research provides Grant-in-aid to UG/PG/Ph.D students of
Engineering Institutes and Universities to conduct R&D.
IEI offers a specially-designed engineering course for working professionals called Section A & Section B, which are popularly
known as AMIE. The successful completion of the course is officially recognized by MHRD as equivalent to a degree in engineering.
In order to create sharp focus on National priority areas The Institution of Engineers (India) has established the following Fora/
organs to work in close co-operation with the stake holders in the respective fields.
 Engineering Staff College of India (ESCI) for providing continuing education & Research and Development, is an
autonomous organ of IEI
 National Design and Research Forum (NDRF) to encourage design talents in engineering and technology
 Rural Development Forum (RDF) to encourage and promote multifaceted development of rural India
 Water Management Forum (WMF) to promote and advance the engineering and practice of water
resources management in its totality
 Sustainable Development Forum (SDF) for expression of authoritative views on technologies for
Sustainable Development and for enunciating practical solutions to the problems faced by India and
 Safety and Quality Forum (SQF) to address the aspects of Safety and Quality in Engineering Profession.
The Institution has launched in a big way in the recent past, the reach out programmes to interact with the Technical
Institutions / Colleges and students to promote Research and Development as a statutory requirement for completion of
their courses and providing financial and mentorship assistance.
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The Hyderabad Centre:
The eminent officials of HEH the Nizam of Hyderabad like Shri Hasan Latif, Nawab Ahsan Yar Jung Bahadur and Shri Dildar
Hussain had ably organized IEI’s Annual Sessions and the Indian Road Congress during the year 1938 at Hyderabad.
The delegates who attended the Congress had opined to have a Local Centre of IEI at Hyderabad. Consequent result was that
the Council agreed to sanction the formation of Local Centre though the membership was 60. The Centre was inaugurated on
15 November, 1938. Subsequently, the Local Centre was upgraded as Hyderabad State Centre of IEI and it was inaugurated by
the Late Sir Akbar Hydari, President of Nizam’s Executive Council.
The Andhra Pradesh State Centre:
In 1956 as a result of State re-organization, Andhra Pradesh State was formed by
merging Hyderabad with Andhra. Since then the Hyderabad State Centre was known
as the Andhra Pradesh State Centre. The A P State Centre has been one of the active
Centers of The Institution of Engineers (India) which is successfully translating the
objectives and ideals of IEI into practice, and in recognition, it has been honoured
eight times with the Best State Centre Award since inception of the award in 2000.
The A P State Centre in its jurisdiction have six Local Centers viz., Kadapa, Kakinada, Tirupati, Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam and
Warangal with total membership strength of 46250.
75
Years
With the unfailing enthusiasm and cooperation of members of this Centre and the encouragement from
Government and various industries, the A P State Centre is bound to serve the profession of engineers in
far greater measures. The Andhra Pradesh State Centre has completed 75 years of its fruitful service.
The Energy Conservation Mission, is doing commendable work in
the field of Energy Conservation by organizing Seminars,
Workshops, Energy walks for creating awareness among the
professionals and the end users.
Venue Route Map
IEI
Kachiguda
Rail-Stan
Further, the Southern Regional Centres of Water Management
Forum (WMF), Safety and Quality Forum (SQF) and Rural
Development Forum (RDF) are doing purposeful activities.
Nampally
Rail-Stan
Prior to formation of Hyderabad Centre, the area then forming
part of Hyderabad State was attached to Bombay Centre and the
Andhra area to Madras Centre.
Following the States re-organization, the geographical boundaries
of Hyderabad State Centre have been altered in 1956 to extend
over Andhra Pradesh compressing of Telangana area of Hyderabad
State and Andhra area got separated from Madras State.
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Sec-bad
Rail-Stan
Airport
History of Indian Engineering Congress
The Institution of Engineers (India), was holding Annual Conventions at
different places in the country to take stock and review its activities
and objectives. The Annual Convention later manifested into Indian
Engineering Congress in 1987 to provide a wider spectrum. The Indian
Engineering Congress is intended to broaden the scope of interaction
and transfusion of knowledge amongst engineers from the country as
well as from the prominent parts of the globe. The Institution of
Engineers (India) is organizing the Indian Engineering Congress every
year to cater the needs of entire engineering professional community
of India. The Indian Engineering Congress will throw open the threshold
of knowledge to all members and non-members and provide them with
a Forum.
Aim of the Congress:
The aim of the Indian Engineering Congress is
to enlighten the technical fraternity about the
developments in various fields of Engineering
and thereby enabling them to face the future
challenges and ensure development of the
nation.
Indian
Engineering
Congress
th
This year, the 29 Indian Engineering Congress is being hosted by A P
State Centre which is proposed to be held between 18 - 21 December,
2014 at Hyderabad.
The first Indian Engineering Congress
was held at Kolkata in 1987 and was
inaugurated by Bharat Ratna Sri Rajiv
Gandhi, Prime Minister.
1987
2000
Thereafter the event got
inaugurated by the President of
India, Sri S D Sharma on two occasions.
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Face the
future challenges
Experts
Hon'ble Chief Minister
of Andhra Pradesh Sri
N Chandrababu Naidu
inaugurated Congress
held at Hyderabad in
2000
2012 & 2013
1994 & 1995
Enlighten the
technical
fraternity
Transfusion of
knowledge
Sri Pranab Mukherjee,
the President of India
had inaugurated the
Congress organized at
Delhi (2012) and
Chennai (2013).
Congress Objectives:
The Congress will provide a Forum, to engineering fraternity
 To have discussions around the theme to promote ideas, broaden operational horizon of engineers from different
disciplines and to pursue newer domains and concepts.
 For exchange of information, updating knowledge and stimulating a sense of responsibility in their professional work.
 To foster international and national co-operation in the engineering fields.
 To inculcate and promote a growing commitment to the social objective of the profession.
 To promote engineering practices that lead to sustainable development.
Theme of The Congress:
“Technological Innovations and Economic Growth – India’s Emerging Role”
Technology Information Forecasting and Assessment Council of India (TIFAC) evolved a plan to see that India be transformed
into an economically developed nation by the year 2020. We are left with six years to realize the target. So far we have done
exceedingly well in most of the sectors encompassing development. In spite of all that we have achieved, several formidable
challenges still remain.
The world is experiencing a technological revolution. India is not lagging behind. India has developed tremendously in the
field of agriculture, industry and technology. As a result India is self-sufficient in producing food grain in excess. Credit for the
green revolution goes to scientists, farmers and engineers.
The first step in improving the application of science, technology and innovation to development is to align governance
structures with technological missions. This cannot be done without articulating development vision and strategies that focus
on the role of technological innovation in development.
Meeting the goals however, will require a sustainable reorientation of development policies to focus on key sources of
economic growth including those associated with the use of new and established scientific and technological knowledge and
related institutional adjustments.
The key areas for policy action, including focusing on platform (generic) technologies, improving infrastructure services as a
foundation for technology, improving higher education in science and engineering, redefining the role of universities,
promotion of skill development in every field of business activities in science, technology and innovation, improving the
policy environments and focusing on areas of underfunded research for development. We must draw on experiences from
throughout the world to show how developing and developed countries have used science, technology and innovation to
achieve their developmental goals.
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Sub-themes:
The theme and the sub-themes as detailed below will
address related issues and focus on solutions
from engineering perspective.
1) Infrastructure
2) Environment & Ecology
Poverty
Alleviation and
Health Care
Infrastructure
Environment
& Ecology
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3) Engineering Education,
R & D and Skill Development
Sub-themes:
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4) Technology Management
and Economic Growth
Manufacturing
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Engineering
Education
5) Manufacturing
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Technology
Management &
Economic Growth
6) Poverty Alleviation and Health Care
Six Technical sessions will be conducted covering all the Sub Themes. Invited lectures will be delivered by eminent
professionals of International and National repute in the respective field. Technical papers will be published in the Technical
volume of the Congress.
Call for Papers:
Engineering professionals from Industries, Research and Development Organizations, Academic Institutions, Government
Departments and Public Sector Undertakings are invited to contribute papers on the Theme and sub-themes of the Congress
for presentation, publication in technical volume and also for poster session. Under each of the 15 engineering disciplines of
IEI the papers are invited for Colloquium. The papers should focus on sharing the experience, concepts, developmental ideas,
research findings etc. Those who intend to submit a paper may please note the scheduled dates given below:
IMPORTANT DATES:
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15 August 2014 : Last date for receipt of abstract of Technical Paper
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30 August 2014 : Information of provisional Acceptance of Paper
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10 October 2014 : Last date for receipt of full Length Paper
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31 October 2014 : Communication of acceptance of Technical Paper
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An abstract not exceeding 150 words shall be submitted initially. The abstract should give details on the title of the paper,
author (s) name (s), affiliation, full mailing address, phone and e-mail address. On acceptance of the abstract, the full length
paper should be submitted limiting to six (6) typed pages of A4 paper, including text, figures, tables, charts, etc. Soft copy
(in CD using MS Word) of the paper along with hard copy should be sent to the Chairman, Organizing Committee, 29th IEC.
See more details at www.apsciec2014.com/call-for-papers
Poster Session:
The IEC 2014 provides a unique opportunity for engineers and researchers to share their innovations and research in
engineering and technologies to Industry, R & D Establishments etc., Please visit www.apsciec2014.com/postersession.
Memorial Lectures:
Following seven Memorial Lectures have been instituted by IEI to commemorate the outstanding engineers.
These lectures form an important part of the Congress.
1
The 57th Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya Memorial Lecture
2
The 49th Nidhu Bhushan Memorial Lecture
3
The 40th Bhaikaka Memorial Lecture
4
The 36th Sir Rajendra Nath Mookerjee Memorial Lecture
5
The 27th Dr Ajudhia Nath Khosla Memorial Lecture
6
The 23rd Dr Amitabha Bhattacharyya Memorial Lecture
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The 4th Prof.C S Jha Memorial Lecture
Glimpses Of Engineering Personalities
The success stories and achievements of engineering personalities will be presented in the Congress followed by felicitation.
The Indian Engineering Congress offers great opportunity to the young engineers to get inspired and motivated from the
experience of these veterans from Government, Industry, Research institutions and the Academic Institutions of Excellence etc.
International Meet:
Indian Engineers and Technologists have played significant role in the advancement of the engineering practice within &
outside the country. The IEI also welcomes Engineers and Technologists from foreign countries to participate in the Congress
and share the world best practices. Besides, the members of World Organizations with whom IEI has bi-lateral relation will be
invited to share their experiences.
IEI Alumni Meet
The Indian Engineering Congress provides an opportunity for IEI Alumni for a reunion with their counterparts and is also
expected to play a mentors role for the younger generation.
Women Engineers Meet
IEI recognizes the role being played and contributions being made by the women engineers
to the society and provides an opportunity in the Congress for women engineers to network
and participate in the interactions with the world leaders of engineering profession.
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Participation:
Take Aways
Get a feel of what are the current trends in your
field of Engineering.
Trends in
Engineering.
Engineering
Marvels.
Know the real challenges and solutions for
building a futuristic technology.
Take
Aways
Identify the current trends in careers &
technology for engineers.
Develop opportunities for collaborations and
partnerships.
Futuristic
Technology.
Knowledge
Network.
Build a vital knowledge network.
Visit & see the engineering marvels at
exhibition.
Collaborations
& Partnerships.
Registration Fee
The Organizing Committee of the Congress is making elaborate arrangements to accommodate as many delegates as possible.
However, to avoid possible disappointment register early as delegate. The fee payable by each category of registered
delegates will be as follows:
Description
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On or Before 1 November 2014
st
After1 November 2014
Corporate Members
2,000/-
2,500/-
Academicians & other partnered
Professional Institutions
3,000/-
3,500/-
Industry Sponsored Delegates
5,000/-
5,500/-
Spouses of Participants
1500/-
2000/-
500/-
600/-
ST/T* Members / Students**
* Senior Technician / Technician, Attested copy of Identity card to be produced
** Bonafied student / study certificate issued by Head of the Department / Principal of the College must be attached
with the Registration Form
$ 400/-
International Delegates
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$ 450/-
All fees and charges should be remitted in the form of Demand Draft payable at Hyderabad in favour of “IEI APSC INDIAN
ENGINEERING CONGRESS 2014”. The Registration Fee may also be directly remitted to State Bank of India Account No.
33853920013, IFSC Code: SBIN0004159, PBB, Rajbhavan Road Branch, Khairatabad, Hyderabad. The Bank Challans may be
attached to the Registration Form. For availing concession for Group Registration, please contact the Organizing Secretary.
How
to
Register
*Register online http://www.apsciec2014.com/register
**Use the registration form attached to this information brochure
Download the registration form http://www.apsciec2014.com/participation
The Registration Form along with D D shall be sent to the following address:
The Organizing Secretary
Organizing Committee, 29th IEC 2014
The Institution of Engineers (India)
Andhra Pradesh State Centre, Visvesvaraya Bhavan, Khairatabad, Hyd - 04
Phone: 040-23307901 / 92914 13454, email: iec2014@gmail.com
Who will attend:
 Engineers from all sectors – State and Central Government, Public Enterprises, Industries and Services.
 Academia – Student, Faculty and Management.
 Research – Scientists and Engineers from Defence, Aerospace, Industries and from R & D Organizations.
 Corporate Members of IEI, Technician Students / Members of IEI.
 International participation.
 Members from other Engineering Professional bodies.
Academia
NOTE: GRANT OF
INSTITUTIONS.
Engineers
Scientists
Professionals
SPECIAL LEAVE FOR GOVERNMENT OFFICERS ATTENDING
Share Ideas
MEETING OF SCIENTIFIC
An extract from Notification No. 74(4)/50-SR.III dated July 29 1951, printed in the Bulletin Vol. I No. 1, September 1951, p-28
and No. 227(7) / 50-SR, III dated December 10, 1953, printed in the Bulletin, Vol. 3 No. 3 March 1964. P-14, issued by the
Ministry of Natural Resources and Scientific Research, Government of India, in regard to the grant of casual leave to such
officers who desire to attend Meetings of scientific associations.
IEC attracts over 2000 participants and accompanying persons, from India and abroad for 3 days. The industry leaders,
representatives from Government, PSU and Industry & Academic and other stake holders are expected to participate.
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Sponsorship Opportunities
Sponsorship opportunities at IEC 2014 offers excellent value and return on investments
At IEC extensive facilities will be available to encourage interaction between conference participants and members of the
Industry. These include colloquium sponsor, exhibition, meeting room, press-interview room, and conference room.
Sponsors are encouraged to make use of these facilities for interviews and for business and product announcements.
Sponsors will be given priority over others in the scheduling of these facilities.
Privileges
Categories of Sponsorship
Platinum Sponsor:
15,00,000/-
10 delegates + inside full page Advertisement Free.
Gold Sponsor:
10,00,000/-
7 delegates + Inside full page Advertisement Free.
Silver Sponsor:
5,00,000/-
5 delegates + Inside full page Advertisement Free.
Sponsoring One Lunch
1,00,000/-
Sponsorship will be acknowledged by displaying banners
indicating the names of Sponsors + two delegates free.
Delegate Kit
75,000/-
Sponsorship will be acknowledged by Inserting the names
printed inside flap of the delegate kit.
High Tea
50,000/-
Sponsorship will be acknowledged by displaying banner
indicating the names of Sponsors.
Advertisement Tariff:
A Technical Volume will be brought out on this occasion for distribution to the delegates as well as to various related
organizations across the country. It has been decided to accept a few selected advertisements of reputed organizations in
the Technical Volume.
Back Cover (Outside) Multi-Colour
40,000/-
Front Cover (Inside) Multi-Colour
30,000/-
Back Cover (Inside) Multi Colour
20,000/-
Full page multi colour (Inside)
15,000/-
Size of Technical Volume.......... A4
Payments:
All Payments should be made through A/C Payee Cheques (Local Organizations) and by Crossed Demand Drafts (Outstation
Organisations) drawn in favor of “IEI APSC INDIAN ENGINEERING CONGRESS 2014” payable at Hyderabad on any of the
Scheduled Banks at Hyderabad.
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Featured Exhibitors:
An unique opportunity to showcase a myriad of key and emerging technologies from backhaul of entire engineering
community. Exhibit pavilions are covered for all 15 engineering divisions. In addition, some of the Fora of IEI are invited to
show case their activities. Hence limited opportunity for wide spectrum of engineering community to showcase their
technologies, products and prototypes. Exhibitors will have the options to select the right place for their featured product /
service to display from:
For details, please contact:
Exhibition:
Cost of each stall : Rs.50,000/- with out A/C.
Stalls are allowed on first cum first serve basis.
Stall Size: 10ft x 10ft.
Exhibition Convener:
29th Indian Engineering Congress
A P State Centre, Visvesvaraya Bhavan,
Khairatabad, Hyderabad – 500 004
Phone: 040-23307901 / 92914 13454, Fax: 040-23314024
Email: opportunities@apsciec2014.com
www.apsciec2014.com/opportunities
Accommodation:
Accommodation:
Accommodation for delegates in various hotels will be made available on request. All the hotels provide basic amenities with
extended services on day to day charges. A list of prominent hotels is available at the following web link.
www.apsciec2014.com/accommodation_transport
Transport:
Transportation from airport, railway stations and bus stations will be arranged on request against payment for all registered
delegates and if intimation is received in advance to the organizers.
Hyderabad airport is located 35 KMs away from the venue which can be covered in an hour depending on the traffic scenarios.
Special buses are available to various destinations in Hyderabad from airport. There are three main railway stations namely
Hyderabad Deccan, Secunderabad and Kachiguda to reach venue in Hyderabad.
Shamshabad Airport
Secunderabad Railway Station
Hyderabad Railway Station
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Kachiguda Railway Station
Welcome To Hyderabad
Places of Interest in and around Hyderabad:
The capital city of the State of Telangana is Hyderabad. It is the fifth largest city in India with an ancient civilization and
culture. A multitude of influences have shaped the character of the city. Its palaces and buildings, houses and tenements, hills
and lakes, streets and gardens have a historical and architectural individuality of their own, which make Hyderabad, a city of
enchantment.
Sight-seeing at Hyderabad: Charminar; Golconda Fort; Salarjung Museum; Kutub Shahi Tombs, Sri Venkateswara Temple;
Hussain Sagar Buddha Statue; Musical Fountain show and Ramoji Film City.
Rs. 15,00,000/Rs. 10,00,000/Rs. 5,00,000/-
Golconda Fort
Charminar
Ramoji Film City
Hussain Sagar Buddha Statue
Please Contact for more details:
Congress Secretariat
The Institution of Engineers (India), Andhra Pradesh State Centre
Visvesvaraya Bhavan, Khairatabad, Hyderabad – 500 004
Phone:09391114950 / 09985577530
Email:ieiapsc@gmail.com, Web:www.apsciec2014.com
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Sri Venkateswara Temple
Salarjung Museum
NATIONAL STEERING COMMITTEE:
CHAIRMAN:
Er Ashok Kumar Basa, FIE
President, IEI
MEMBERS:
Dr L.V. Muralikrishna Reddy, FIE
Vice President, IEI
CO-CHAIRMEN:
Er. S S Rathore, FIE
Imm. Past President, IEI
Er S L Garg, FIE
Past President, IEI
Er G L Rao, FIE
Past President, IEI
Er G Prabhakar, FIE
Past President, IEI
Er I Satyanarayana Raju, FIE
Council Member, IEI
Er Sisir Kumar Banerjee, FIE
Council Member, IEI
Er S K Shukla, FIE
Vice President, IEI
Dr P Ravindra Babu, FIE
Chairman, IEI
Vijayawada Local Centre
Er N B Vasoya, FIE
Council Member, IEI
Er G Sudhakar, FIE
Chairman, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Dr K Venkata Subbaiah, FIE
Council Member, IEI
Dr U Chandra Sekhar, FIE
Director, ESCI, Hyd
Er O Ram Mohan Rao, FIE
Council Member, IEI
Prof M Kamalakar, FIE
Hon. Secretary, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Prof (Dr) M Purnachandra Rao, FIE
Chairman, IEI, VLC
Er Chandra Mohan, FIE
Council Member, IEI
Er T M Gunaraja, FIE Council
Chairman, IEI, TSC
INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE
Chairman:
Er G Prabhakar, FIE
Past President, IEI &
National Member, WFEO
Ex-Officio-Secretary:
Maj.Gen R K Sanan, VSM (Retd)
Secretary & Director General, IEI
NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE:
CHAIRMAN:
Er Ashok Kumar Basa, FIE
President, IEI
CO-CHAIRMEN:
Er. S S Rathore, FIE
Imm. Past President, IEI
Er S L Garg, FIE
Past President, IEI
MEMBERS
Er S L Garg, FIE
Past President, IEI &
President, FEISCA
Mr.Shekar Sanyal
Country Head
IET - India Section
Er S S Rathore, FIE
Imm. Past President, IEI &
Chair,WFEO-CEIT &
Vice President,WFEO
Er N B Vasoya, FIE
Past Vice President, IEI,
Council Member, IEI &
Member, FEISCA, Executive Committee
Er Pradeep Chaturvedi, FIE
Vice Chair, WFEO-Energy
Prof. G L Sivakumar Babu
President, ASCE-India Section
Er C R Alimchandani, FIE
Past President, IEI &
Chairman, IMC-fib
Ex-Officio Member:
Maj. Gen (Retd) R K Sanan, VSM
Secretary & Director General, IEI
PAST PRESIDENTS FROM STATE
Er G L Rao, FIE
Er G Prabhakar, FIE
VICE PRESIDENTS, IEI
Dr L.V. Muralikrishna Reddy, FIE
Er S K Shukla, FIE
MEMBERS REPRESENTING COUNCIL OF IEI
Er G Sudhakar, FIE
Chairman, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Dr K Venkata Subbaiah, FIE
Council Member, IEI
Dr U Chandra Sekhar, FIE
Director, ESCI
Er I Satyanarayana Raju, FIE
Council Member, IEI
Er A Mukherjee, FIE
Chairman, BOG
Rural Development Forum, IEI
Prof (Dr) M Purnachandra Rao, FIE
Chairman, IEI, VLC
Prof Jitendra Singh, FIE
Chairman, BOG
Sustainable Development Forum, IEI
Dr P Ravindra Babu, FIE
Chairman, IEI, VJLC
Er Chandra Mohan, FIE
Council Member, IEI
Lt.Gen (Dr) V J Sundaram, HLF
Chairman - GC, ESCI, IEI
Dr B V A Rao, FIE
Chairman, BOG, NDRF, IEI
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Er. O Ram Mohan Rao, FIE
Council Member, IEI
Er K B Rajoria, FIE
Chairman, BOG, SQF, IEI
Er Om Prakash T Gulati, FIE
Chairman, BOG
Water Management Forum, IEI
REPRESENTING ENGINEERS –
ADMINISTRATION IN GOVERNMENT
REPRESENTING FRATERNAL SOCIETIES:
Engr.Marwan Abdelhamid
President
Federation of Engineering
Organizations (WFEO)
Dr Baldev Raj
President
Indian National Academy of
Engineering
New Delhi.
Dr Surendra Pal
President
The Institution of Electronics &
Telecommunication
Engineers, New Delhi.
Prof V K Rattan
President
Indian Institute of Chemical
Engineers
Kolkata
Prof. K Chattopadhyay
President
The Indian Institute of Metals
Kolkata.
Prof. S V Raghavan
President
Computer Society of India
Mumbai.
Prof Tom Foulkes
President
Commonwealth Engineers’Council
London.
Members Planning Commission
The Secretary to the Govt. of India
Department of Science and Technology
New Delhi.
Mr. Gordon Clark
President
Federation International du
Beton (fib) Switzerland
The Secretary to the Govt. of India
Ministry of Human Resource Development, New
Delhi.
The Secretary
Department of Secondary & Higher Education, GOI
New Delhi
Mr. Barry Brooks
President
The Institution of Engineering
and Technology (IET), UK
The Secretary
Department of Electronics and Information
Technology, GOI, New Delhi.
Engr Mian Sultan Mahmood
Senior Vice President
Federation of Engineering
Institutions of South & Central
Asia (FEISCA)
The Secretary
Department of Heavy Industries, GOI
New Delhi.
Mr. Gregory E Diloreto
President
American Society of Civil Engineers
West Lim, OR97068
The Secretary
Ministry of Micro,Small & Medium Enterprises, GOI
New Delhi.
The Secretary
Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, GOI
New Delhi
Dr V K Saraswat, FIE
President
Aeronautical Society of India
New Delhi.
Shri C.V. Subha Rao
President,
The Institute of Marine Engineers (India)
Mumbai.
The Chairman
Union Public Service Commission
New Delhi.
The Secretary to the Govt. of India
Ministry of Human Resources Development
New Delhi
PRESIDENTS/ CHAIRMEN / CMDs OF VARIOUS IDENTIFIED CORPORATE BODIES / PSUS
Er G Satheesh Reddy, FIE
Outstanding Scientist and Director
RCI, Hyderabad.
Dr S Sekhar
Executive Director
BHEL (R & D), Hyderabad.
Shri Avinash Chander
Scientific Advisor to Raksha Mantri
GOI, New Delhi.
Shri C S Verma
Chairman and Managing Director
NMDC, Hyderabad.
Shri Pradeep Kumar Srivastava
General Manager,
South Central Railway
Hyderabad.
Shri S Bhattacharya, IAS
Chairman and Managing Director
Singareni Collieries Company Limited
Hyderabad.
Er C Muralidhar
Engineer-in-Chief (Projects)
Irrigation and CAD Department, Hyd
Shri P Sudhakar
Chairman and Managing Director
ECIL, Hyderabad.
Er Y Nagesh Kumar, FIE
Member-Secretary
APCOST, Hyderabad.
Prof. Rameshwara Rao
Vice Chancellor
JNTUH, Hyderabad.
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Dr Uday B Desai
Director
IIT, Hyderabad Campus
Hyderabad.
Prof S Satyanarayana
Vice Chancellor
Osmania University,
Hyderabad
Prof. V S Rao
Director
BITS, Pilani, Hyderabad Campus
The Director
IIT, Madras
Shri Suresh Chandra, IAS,
Chairman and Managing Director
A P Transco, Hyderabad
Dr A Padma Raju
Vice Chancellor
ANGRAU, Hyderabad.
The Director
IIT, Delhi
The Director
IIT, Kanpur
LEADING CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES
LEADING INDIAN INDUSTRIES
Shri Sridhar Cherukuri,
Chairman & Managing Director,
M/s Transstroy (India) Limited, Hyderabad
Shri G V Prasad
Chairman,Dr Reddy’s Laboratories
Hyderabad.
Shri P V Krishna Reddy
Managing Director,
Megha Engineering & Infrastructure Ltd, Hyd
Shri V B Gadgil
Chief Executive and Managing Director
L & T Hyderabad Metro (Rail) Ltd, Hyd
Shri N V S Reddy
Managing Director
Hyderabad Metro (Rail) Limited, Hyd
Shri T Subbi Rami Reddy
Chairman, Gayatri Projects Limited
Hyderabad
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN:
Er G Sudhakar, FIE
Chairman, IEI, APSC
ORGANIZING SECRETARY:
CO-CHAIRMAN:
Prof. T Narayana, FIE
Imm. Past Chairman, IEI,APSC
ADVISOR:
Er G L Rao, FIE
Past President, IEI
Prof. M Kamalakar, FIE
Hon. Secretary, IEI, APSC
MEMBERS:
Er Chandra Mohan, FIE
Council Member, IEI
Dr Vikas Kumar, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Dr K Narayana Rao, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Dr K Venkata Subbaiah, FIE
Council Member, IEI
Er V Srinviasa Rao, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Prof G Chandra Mohan Reddy, FIE
Past Hon. Secretary, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Er I Satyanarayana Raju, FIE
Council Member, IEI
Dr S Satyanarayana, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Er T Hanumantha Rao, FIE
Past Chairman, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Er S P Anchuri, MIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Dr P L Panda, FIE
Jt. Hon. Secretary, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Er R Radhakrishna Murthy, FIE
Past Chairman, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Dr R Krishna Murthy, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Er Y R Subrahmanyam, FIE
Chairman, IEI, CLC
Er I Basava Raju, FIE
Past Chairman, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Dr T V Satyanarayana, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Dr K Satyaprasad, FIE
Chairman, IEI, KLC
Wg. Cdr V L Nanda Kumar, FIE
Past Chairman, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Dr S V Satyanarayana,FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Prof. D M Vinod Kumar, FIE
Chairman, IEI, WLC
Dr M Venkata Ratnam, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Dr M Devendranath Reddy, FIE
Chairman, IEI, TLC
Dr K Yella Reddy, FIE
Director
WALAMTARI, Hyderabad.
Er B Ananta Ramloo, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Prof (Dr) M Purnachandra Rao,FIE
Chairman, IEI , VLC
Prof. P Ravindra Babu, FIE
Chairman, IEI, VJLC
Er B T Prasad, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Er Tayi Krishna Rao, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Prof. T H V Prasada Rao, FIE
Past Chairman, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Er Ravi Vishnu, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Er Mangapathi Kotturu, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Er P S Krishna, FIE
Past Chairman, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Er B Balakrishna, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Er B Brahma Reddy, FIE
Jt. Hon. Secretary, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Dr S Nagabhushana Rao, FIE
Past Chairman, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Er Y Sreenivas Rao, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Er S Jagan Mohan Reddy, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Er K K Sinha, FIE
Past Chairman, IEI, APSC, Hyd
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Er D Hanumantha Chary, FIE
Past Chairman, IEI, APSC, Hyd
FINANCE COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN:
Er G L Rao, FIE
Past President, IEI
CONVENER:
Er V Srinivasa Rao, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
MEMBERS:
Er I Satyanarayana Raju, FIE
Council Member, IEI
Er Chandra Mohan, FIE
Council Member, IEI
Dr S Nagabhushana Rao, FIE
Past Chairman, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Er B Ramesh Kumar, FIE
Former CMD, NMDC,
Hyderabad
Er B Brahma Reddy, FIE
Jt. Hon. Secretary, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Er L Narayana Reddy, FIE
Engineer-in-Chief(Admn)
Irrigation and CAD Department, Hyd.
Shri N K Nanda
Director (Technical)
NMDC, Hyderabad.
Er Y Sreenivas Rao, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Er B Chandra Sheker,FIE
Former ENC, Public Health, Hyd.
Dr K Yella Reddy, FIE
Director
WALAMTARI, Hyderabad.
Dr U Chandra Sekhar, FIE
Director
ESCI, Hyderabad
Wg. Cdr V L Nanda Kumar,FIE
Past Chairman, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Er S P Anchuri, MIE
Member, IEI, APSC, Hyd
TECHNICAL EVENTS COMMITTEE:
Co-CHAIRMAN:
Er I Satyanarayana Raju, FIE
Council Member, IEI
Convener:
Dr P L Panda, FIE
Jt. Hon. Secretary, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Prof. T Narayana, FIE
Imm. Past Chairman, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Dr S Satyanarayana, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Er Chandra Mohan, FIE
Council Member, IEI
Dr R Krishna Murthy, FIE Member,
IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Prof. S Venkatesh
Head of Department,
Mechanical Engineering
University College of Engg.OU
Hyderabad.
Wg. Cdr V L Nanda Kumar, FIE
Past Chairman, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Dr T V Satyanarayana,FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
Er D Hanumantha Chary, FIE
Past Chairman, IEI, APSC, Hyd
Er Tayi Krishna Rao, FIE
Member, IEI, APSCC, Hyd
CHAIRMAN:
Dr S Nagabhushana Rao, FIE
Past Chairman, IEI, APSC, Hyd
MEMBERS
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Prof. G Chandra Mohan Reddy, FIE
Past Hon. Secretary, IEI, APSC, Hyd
PROGRAMME MATRIX
N E E R ING
CO
N G RE
th
29 Indian Engineering Congress
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IN
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GI
The Institution Of Engineers (India)
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Andhra Pradesh State Centre
Day
Time
9.30 AM
to
11.00 AM
11.00 AM
to
11.30 AM
nd
rd
3 Day
th
4 Day
12.30 PM
to
1.30 PM
1.30 PM
to
2.30 PM
2.30 PM
to
3.00 PM
3.00 PM
to
4.00 PM
4.00 PM
to
4.30 PM
Registration and Pre - Congress Workshops
st
1 Day
2 Day
11.30 AM
to
12.30 PM
Inauguration
Sir M V
Memorial
Lecture
Technical
Session 1
Glimpses Of
Engineering
Personalities
Lunch
Sir R N Mookerjee
Memorial
Lecture
Technical
Session 2
Dr.A.Bhattacharyya
MEMORIAL
Memorial
LECTURE
Lecture
Visionary
Address/ IEI
Alumni Meet
Bhaikaka
Memorial
Lecture
Technical
Session 3
Dr. A N Khosla
Memorial
Lecture
Lunch
Nidhu Bhushan
Memorial
Lecture
Technical
Session 4
Adjourned
Council
Meeting
Visionary
Address
Prof. C S Jha
Memorial
Lecture
Technical
Session 5
Technical
Session 6
Lunch
Annual
General
Meeting
Valedictory
Session
Of The
Congress
Meeting Of The
New Council
For The Session
2014-2015
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