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VISHWAKARMA (Online Monthly E-Journal of Construction Industry Development Council)
Vol. 6 Issue –I E – Journal of CIDC January, 2017
Construction Industry Development Council
NO DIG INDIA SHOW 2016, International Conference & Exhibition on “Government Missions & Trenchless Technology” is organized by Indian Society for Trenchless Technology (IndSTT) at India
Habitat Center, New Delhi.
Plantation of Medicinal Plant and ‘Navgra’ Plants on New Year, 2017, under the guidance of Mr Arjun Singh, Officer (Retd), UP Forest Department.
CIDC E-JOURNAL January, 2017
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CIDC – Activities: 9th CIDC Vishwakarma Awards 2017:
The 9th CIDC Vishwakarma Awards juggernaut has started rolling at full speed now. During December 2016 15 teams of two evaluators have been traveling to various sites spread across the country for undertaking management interactions and site audits of shortlisted projects.
The enthusiastic participation from organizations has presented enough challenges for the evaluators to complete all the evaluations by 10th February 2017.
A detailed logistic plan coupled with whole hearted cooperation from applicants has helped achieve 60% completion of the audits by 31st December 2016.
CIDC Training activities:
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CIDC – Activities: CIDC Internship Program:
19 B.Tech. Students from civil branch of Mewar University have been enrolled in CIDC Internship program in Trenchless Technology and their training shall be imparted at CIDC Faridabad and related project sites training centre from 2nd January 2017.
These interns will be available for On Job Training (OJT) for remaining five months from mid of January 2017.
NO DIG INDIA SHOW 2016, International Conference & Exhibition on “Government Missions & Trenchless Technology” is organized by Indian Society for Trenchless Technology (IndSTT) at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.
Invitation to join as CIDC Partner Institute:
CIDC has initiated the process of Invitation to join as Partner Institution across the nation. Several applications have been received against the invitation and all are under evaluation currently. Inspection photographs of one of the institute is as under:
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CIDC – Activities: Visit of Mr. Ajay Sharma, Program Director from Ekal Vidyalaya with Director General:
VKP Campus Visit of Mr. Ajay Sharma, Program Director from Ekal Vidyalaya with Director General, CIDC & VKP Officials on 28th December 2016.
Christmas Celebration at CIDC-VKP, Faridabad
VKT – Dhaulana:
Under CIDC – Power Finance Corporation Limited (PFCL) training program 2000 candidates to be trained.
Under this training program 1345 candidates are undergoing training at different CIDC training centers at
Sidhauli, Ramshapur, Dhaulana, Gorakhpur, Ranchi, Daltonganj, Faridabad, Bheemili ,Khurda, Srikakulam and
Chapaguri.
New Year Celebration, 2017 at VKT – Dhaulana:
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CIDC – Activities: Environment Awareness Rally:
Environment Awareness Rally was organized by CIDC, Gorakhpur on 23rd Dec, 2016. At the onset of the rally, trainers and trainees of CIDC learned the need of protection of environment. The rally was flagged off by the Center In-charge, Sh Pradeep Paswan. This Rally began from the training campus and proceeded towards the main city. During the rally trainees raised slogan of environment awareness and took oath to be more sincere and devoted to keep the planet pollution free. More than 150 trainees and staff of CIDC took part in this rally.
Christmas Day celebration at Gorakhpur Centre:
Christmas was celebrated in a vibrant environment at CIDC, Gorakhpur on 25th Dec, 2016.The whole program was a story about ‘The Birth of Jesus’ which had a fusion of over seven songs, dances. At the end of the program Santa Clause arrived and filled the entire crowd with joy and happiness. All the trainees enjoyed the beats of “Jingle Bells.” Cakes and sweets were distributed to all.
Plantation of Medicinal Plant and ‘Navgra’ Plants on New Year, 2017:
In addition to the traditional celebration of New Year, Gorakhpur center worked on a novel idea to prepare medicinal plants’ garden and garden of ‘Navgrah’ Plants on the New Year. Under the guidance of Mr Arjun Singh, Officer (Retd.), UP Forest Department, a program was organized. The program aims to ensure dual action of planting the tree and fostering environmental stewardship. The trainees and staff of CIDC actively participated in the program. Dr. Bhuwaneshwer Nath Pandey, Environment Specialist was the Chief Guest, Sr. Alok Srivastava, Regional Manager, Central Bank of India, Sh. Ramesh Singh, Sr. Manager, Purvanchal Bank and Mrs. Manju Mishra, Principal, Purvanchal Academy, were the Guests of Honor.
In program, 50 medicinal plants like Cinnamomum camphora (Camphor), Elaeocarpus Ganitrus Roxb (Rudraksha), Bauhinia Variegata (Kachnar), Nyctanthes arbor-tristis (Harsingaar), Santalum album (Chandan), Stevia rebaudiana (Stevia), Phyllanthus emblica (Amla), Withania somnifera (Ashwagandha), Bacopa monnieri (Brahmi), genus Santalum (Chandan), Azadirachta indica (Neem), Aloe vera etc and ‘Navgrah’ plants like Calotropis (Swetharka), Butea Monosperma (Palash), Achyranthes Aspera (Apamarga), Ficus Religiosa (Peepal) , Prosopis Cineraria (Shami), Cynodon Dactylon (Durva) etc were planted.
In the program, a lecture session was also organized in which experts shared their views on medicinal plants, ‘Navgrah’ plants and need of forestry. Dr Bhuwaneshwer Nath Pandey shared worthy and very useful knowledge on forestry especially on medicinal plants. During the session, the subject of lesser forest covered area and its impact on environment were also discussed.
All CIDC staff and trainees took oath to plant at least one plant on every New Year, 2017.
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CONSTRUCTION COST INDICES – DECEMBER, 2016:
CCI – December 2016 Base - 100.00 October 2007
S. No.
Market Building
CCI Road CCI
Bridge CCI
Dam CCI
Power CCI
Railway CCI
Mineral Plant CCI
Medium Industry
CCI
Transmission CCI
Urban Infra CCI
Maintenance CCI
1 Agartala 144.34 145.05 141.24 144.23 143.32 145.18 143.17 139.42 142.05 138.3 137.14
2 Agra 146.16 147.48 142.69 146.03 144.7 146.75 144.32 140.84 143.73 139.91 138.07
3 Ahmedabad 144 146.49 142.96 145.85 143.43 144.54 143.86 139.34 140.77 139.37 140.75
4 Aizawl 144.62 146.6 140.81 144.48 142.78 144.93 142.1 139.05 142.11 138.27 135.74
5 Ajmer 146.74 149.3 143.93 147.5 145.93 148.09 145.4 142.09 145.1 141.23 139.02
6 Allahabad 146.17 146.79 143.07 146.06 145.15 147.05 145.05 141.19 143.86 140.08 139.01
7 Ambala 144.95 147.21 141.66 145.24 143.64 145.77 143.04 139.88 142.91 139.05 136.69
8 Amritsar 143.82 145.72 140.72 144.13 142.73 144.76 142.27 138.94 141.82 138.03 136.06
9 Anand 143.46 147.31 144.34 146.14 144.25 144.57 144.28 141.01 143.49 140.6 140.78
10 Ankaleswar 142.09 147.22 145.16 146.19 144.02 143.5 144.26 141.1 143.37 140.95 142.13
11 Asansol 146.03 145.7 143.47 145.93 145.66 147.33 145.94 141.55 143.89 140.18 140.16
12 Bengaluru 142.52 146.66 139.04 145.41 143.63 142.61 142.86 137.92 140.54 136.05 135.58
13 Bhopal 145.89 146.97 141.6 146.44 144.19 145.61 143.9 140.07 142.44 138.59 137.62
14 Bhubhaneswar 144.44 144.12 140.93 144.99 143.66 144.73 143.93 139.36 141.25 137.54 138.08
15 Bodhgaya 144.99 144.93 142.31 144.89 144.46 146.19 144.64 140.42 142.84 139.13 138.82
16 Chandigarh 144.67 146.76 141.48 144.97 143.47 145.56 142.95 139.69 142.66 138.82 136.64
17 Chennai 141.56 141.95 136.15 141.59 140.82 142.35 140.75 134.35 136.81 131.97 135.42
18 Cochin 142.75 143.78 138.3 143.09 142.05 143.53 141.91 136.32 138.87 134.36 136.67
19 Coimbatore 143.92 145.59 140.46 144.56 143.29 144.67 143.08 138.27 140.9 136.77 137.9
20 Delhi 149.09 151.13 145.15 148.95 147.16 149.43 146.49 143.35 146.5 142.55 139.95
21 Dhanbad 145.59 145.17 143.09 145.49 145.26 146.92 145.6 141.16 143.48 139.79 139.86
22 Faridabad 147.03 148.7 143.36 146.9 145.35 147.5 144.81 141.53 144.53 140.66 138.45
23 Gangtok 142.71 144.63 138.94 142.56 140.85 143.01 140.21 137.18 140.22 136.42 133.92
24 Guwahati 144.06 143.54 141.65 143.98 143.85 145.43 144.21 139.76 141.98 138.33 138.54
25 Haridwar 144.34 150.23 144.54 148.23 146.56 148.75 145.94 142.73 145.8 141.88 139.5
26 Hyderabad 142.72 142.83 138.02 143.92 141.21 141.81 141.3 136.77 138.36 134.63 135.27
27 Imphal 145.8 148.6 143.06 146.67 145.04 147.2 144.46 141.25 144.29 140.41 138.07
28 Indore 144.3 144.89 139.83 145.16 142.72 143.72 142.6 138.42 140.4 136.62 136.46
29 Itanagar 145.2 147.61 141.93 145.58 143.92 146.09 143.3 140.15 143.21 139.36 136.91
30 Jabalpur 143.52 143.87 138.93 144.54 141.96 142.78 141.94 137.6 139.4 135.63 135.87
31 Jaipur 145.26 146.47 141.04 145.72 143.57 145.06 143.21 139.5 141.94 138.11 136.94
32 Jammu 144.56 148.49 142.77 146.44 144.73 146.92 144.1 140.95 144.04 140.16 137.69
33 Jamshedpur 145.3 144.76 142.39 145.55 144.86 146.21 145.23 140.62 142.69 138.99 139.5
34 Jalandhar 145.26 147.52 142.33 145.81 144.33 146.43 143.85 140.52 143.48 139.65 137.54
35 Jodhpur 143.91 146.12 141.84 144.98 143.08 144.65 143.07 139.13 141.31 138.69 138.4
36 Jorhat (Assam) 143.67 145.62 139.89 143.53 141.81 143.98 141.16 138.11 141.17 137.34 134.82
37 Kanpur 147.63 148.96 144.12 147.51 146.18 148.24 145.77 142.27 145.16 141.32 139.49
38 Kohima 145.5 148.11 142.5 146.14 144.48 146.65 143.88 140.69 143.76 139.89 137.5
39 Kolkata 146.18 145.41 143.85 146.1 146.1 147.68 146.56 141.9 144.11 140.42 140.87
40 Lucknow 144.69 145.66 141.45 144.57 143.5 145.43 143.25 139.62 142.35 138.58 137.14
41 Ludhiana 144.97 146.9 141.87 145.29 143.88 145.94 143.43 140.07 142.99 139.16 137.15
42 Madurai 142.24 143.47 137.58 143.44 141.67 142.22 141.49 136.17 138.33 133.99 135.4
43 Mathura 144.81 146.47 141.19 144.68 143.18 145.26 142.66 139.41 142.36 138.54 136.37
44 Meerut 145.26 147.52 142.33 145.81 144.33 146.43 143.85 140.52 143.48 139.65 137.54
45 Mehsana 142.79 147.26 144.75 146.17 144.14 144.04 144.27 141.06 143.43 140.78 141.47
46 Mumbai 140.73 147.14 146 146.24 143.79 142.39 144.23 141.19 143.24 141.31 143.49
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47 Mysore 142.67 144.23 140.75 144.76 142.48 142.71 142.7 138.52 140.31 137.03 138.03
48 Nagpur 142.6 145.63 143.48 145.62 143.73 143.58 144.08 140.27 142.24 139.44 140.78
49 Nainital 144.69 145.66 141.45 144.58 143.5 145.43 143.25 139.63 142.35 138.58 137.15
50 Nanded 142.67 144.23 140.75 144.76 142.48 142.71 142.7 138.52 140.31 137.03 138.03
51 Nasik 141.07 147.16 145.79 146.23 143.85 142.68 144.24 141.17 143.28 141.23 143.15
52 Navi Mumbai 140.9 147.15 145.89 146.24 143.82 142.54 144.24 141.18 143.27 141.27 143.33
53 Nayamore 145.01 144.65 142.01 145.24 144.46 145.83 144.76 140.26 142.36 138.65 138.98
54 Nazira 144.48 145.83 141.02 144.36 143.05 145.06 142.65 139.24 142.08 138.29 136.45
55 Panjim 141.63 146.9 142.53 145.82 143.71 142.51 143.55 139.58 141.89 138.67 139.55
56 Patna 145.87 145.99 143.08 145.77 145.21 146.99 145.33 141.18 143.67 139.94 139.45
57 Pondicherry 142.13 142.39 137.08 142.77 141.01 142.08 141.02 135.57 137.59 133.32 135.34
58 Port Blair 145.53 146.76 140.86 145.47 144.21 146.11 143.84 139.06 141.87 137.46 137.89
59 Pune 141.81 144.98 141.96 145.06 142.52 142.17 142.78 138.99 140.81 137.95 139.33
60 Puri 144.44 144.12 140.93 144.99 143.66 144.73 143.93 139.36 141.25 137.54 138.08
61 Raigarh (Alibaug) 141.28 147.03 144.21 146.03 143.77 142.53 143.9 140.38 142.58 139.98 141.43
62 Raipur 144.44 144.12 140.93 144.99 143.66 144.73 143.93 139.36 141.25 137.54 138.08
63 Rajahmundry 142.13 142.39 137.08 142.77 141.01 142.08 141.02 135.57 137.59 133.32 135.34
64 Rajkot 141.07 147.16 145.79 146.23 143.85 142.68 144.24 141.17 143.28 141.23 143.15
65 Ranchi 144.44 144.12 140.93 144.99 143.66 144.73 143.93 139.36 141.25 137.54 138.08
66 Roorkee 147.63 149.3 143.93 147.5 145.93 148.09 145.4 142.09 145.1 141.23 139.02
67 Shillong 144.48 145.83 141.02 144.36 143.05 145.06 142.65 139.24 142.08 138.29 136.45
68 Shimla 144.56 148.49 142.77 146.44 144.73 146.92 144.1 140.95 144.04 140.16 137.69
69 Silchar 143.68 144.7 139.44 144.2 141.99 143.39 141.7 137.91 140.25 136.46 135.52
70 Srinagar 144.77 146.75 140.96 144.63 142.92 145.08 142.25 139.2 142.26 138.41 135.88
71 Surat 141.42 147.18 145.59 146.22 143.91 142.95 144.25 141.15 143.31 141.12 142.82
72 Trivandrum 142.33 144.52 138.06 144.09 142.32 142.35 141.94 136.75 139.07 134.66 135.46
73 Ujjain 146.28 149.22 144.75 147.55 145.71 146.99 145.38 142.17 144.98 141.58 140.37
74 Vadodara 144.19 148.23 144.96 146.86 144.86 145.23 144.82 141.65 144.18 141.28 141.26
75 Varanasi 144.69 145.66 141.45 144.58 143.5 145.43 143.25 139.63 142.35 138.58 137.15
76 Velim 142.07 146.78 140.78 145.62 143.67 142.56 143.2 138.75 141.23 137.36 137.56
77 Vijayawada 142.43 142.61 137.56 143.35 141.11 141.95 141.16 136.18 137.97 133.98 135.31
78 Vishakhapatnam 143.31 143.27 139.02 143.89 142.34 143.43 142.49 137.45 139.44 135.42 136.72
Editorial Board
Mentor: Dr. P.R. Swarup; Editor–in–Chief: Mr. Sunil Mahajan; Content Editor: Prof. (Dr.) Niranjan Swarup.
Resource Centre: Ms. Archita Barua; Mr. Ved Prakash; Support: DG Secretariat & CIDC Centres.
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