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Vol.2 Issue IV E –Journal of CIDC April, 2013
Construction Industry Development Council
17th CIDC Annual Day & 5th CIDC Vishwakarma Awards
Inauguration of CIDC-RECL training centre at Shivpuri by Hon.
Minister of Power Shri. Jyoitraditya Scindia on 15th March, 2013
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CIDC – Activities 5th CIDC Vishwakarma Awards 2013
New Delhi, 10th March, 2013: the 5th CIDC Vishwakarma awards were held at a glittering ceremony on 7th
March 2013 at Stein Auditorium, India Habitat Center, New Delhi. This year, a total of 107 awardees were chosen and distributed trophies, medals and certificates in eleven prime categories such as Achievement Award for Industry Doyen, Achievement Award for Social Development & Impact, , Achievement Award for Public Officer, Achievement Award for Academician, Technologist, Scientist, Innovator, Best Professionally Managed Company, Achievement Award for Best Construction Projects, Achievement Award for Best News Magazine, Achievement Award for Best Journalist, Achievement Award for Best News Paper, Achievement Award for Best Online Publication, Achievement Award for Construction Health, Safety & Environment, Achievement Award for Construction Skill Development, Achievement Award for Construction Education. Achievement Award for Artisans & Supervisors. In line with tradition of honoring our Construction Industry Captains who have made significant contribution to the construction domain, this year, Late Shri C L Verma, founder of Continental Construction Ltd., was posthumously awarded the Special Jury Award for Life Time Achievement. The Chief Guest for the ceremony Dr. Pronab Sen, Chairman, National Statistical Commission & Former Principal Adviser, Planning Commission, Government of India who was also the Chairman of the Jury, for the 5th CIDC Vishwakarma Awards, lauded the efforts of CIDC for its role towards improvement & betterment of the Construction Industry. He made a special mention of CIDC’s efforts for training of grass root construction workers and for its encouragement to small construction companies and individual entrepreneurial firms and focusing on skill development. Dr Sen emphasized the role of construction as an all pervading activity and encouraged the awardees to create replicable best practices for growth and development of the construction industry. The CIDC Vishwakarma awards are inspired by the spirit of construction and creation patronized by Lord Vishwakarma the ruling deity of the Construction practices in India. Each year, this event is hosted on 7th of March by CIDC, the apex body that’s dedicated to work relentlessly towards promoting best practices within the Indian Construction Industry. At the Annual CIDC Vishwakarma Awards, the work and achievements of individuals and organizations is recognized and applauded. The awards are an embodiment of encouraging truly successful efforts from individuals and organizations that have made a mark on the present Indian Construction Industry in terms of delivering better outputs, processes and creating higher benchmarks for construction industry to help in nation building. The theme this year focused on women’s participation & the recipients included: Smt. Sheetal Joshi (Proprietor, Vishakha Construction Services) Ms. Soni Mehta (Director, Dolphin Fire EHS Consultants (P) Ltd.) Dr. J.
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CIDC – Activities Revathy (Associate Professor of Civil Engineering, B.S. Abdur Rahman University), Ms. Lovina Kinny (Assistant Editor, EPC World Media Group), Ms. Veena Kurup (Reporter, EPC World Media Group) etc. Attended by over 500 people, CIDC Vishwakarma Award is fast becoming an epitome for motivating individuals and organizations to raise their performance in their specific domain leading to significant contribution for the growth & development of the Indian Construction Industry. The objective of the awards are to recognize and honor the valuable contributions and work of Indian Construction Fraternity that has significantly enriched the construction domain and has helped bring about a change in our construction practices. 7th March is also the CIDC Annual Day and is celebrated every year with CIDC Vishwakarma Awards. This year a total of 33 CIDC Partners in Progress Trophies were also given away as a token of appreciation to honor organizations that have been CIDC’s partners in progress and who have displayed their utmost commitment and drive to create a vibrant work environment for the construction fraternity especially for achieving targets of “Mission Skilling India”. We applaud their spirit and support extended to CIDC for facilitating initiatives for growth and empowerment of our unsung heroes - the grass root construction workers. The main highlight of this award is the practice of awarding artisans who are the unsung heroes of Construction Industry, who work tirelessly to create the wonderful assets that benefit the entire nation. This year, totally 43 artisans and supervisors were awarded with commemorative trophy, Medal and Certificate in various trades. These artisans are working on diverse projects across the nation. The uniqueness of the CIDC Vishwakarma Awards is reflected in its recognition of contributions made by individuals such as grass root construction workers, artisans who often belong to marginalized sections and economically and socially weaker sections of the society. Construction Industry Development Council (CIDC), the apex body set up by the Planning Commission & the Construction Industry recognizes the role of a national award for motivation and improved performance of Individual Workers, Artisans, Field Supervisors, Project Owners, Project Implementers and has conceived the CIDC Vishwakarma Awards as an award of Excellence. Ph.D, Integrated M.Tech-Ph.D, M.Tech, and B.Tech Programmes launched:
CIDC jointly with Mewar University, Chittorgarh (Rajasthan) and in association with IndSTT launched Ph.D, Integrated M.Tech-Ph.D, M.Tech and B.Tech programmes in Construction Technology & Management and Trenchless Engineering. These programmes aim to produce highly skilled and innovative researchers, teachers and professionals. Interested candidates for admission in these programmes for the Session 2013-14 may visit our website www.cidc.in & www.cipdta.com for more details.
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CIDC – MEWAR UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS
UNDER INDUSTRY ACADEMIA COOPERATION
ADMISSION
(Session 2013-14) Applications are invited from interested candidates for admission to the Ph.D
Programme and M.Tech-Ph.D Integrated Programme for the Session 2013-14
in Construction Technology & Management and Trenchless Engineering,
being jointly offered by CIDC & Mewar University in association with IndSTT.
Ph.D Programme
Eligibility: 55% marks in the PG Degree in the respective discipline.
Entrance Test Exemption for NET/SLET Qualified
M.Tech-Ph.D Integrated Programme
Eligibility: A Candidate should have at least 45% marks or equivalent CGPA in
BE/B.Tech or qualifying examination (40% marks or equivalent CGPA for
Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe Candidates) on the basis of which the
admission is sought.
Date of Entrance Test: 4th May 2013
Last Date of Application Form Submission : 28th April 2013
Centers for Entrance Test: All CIDC centers
How to apply: Download and print the application form available on our
website, and send completed form with required enclosures and crossed
Demand Draft for Rs. 1000/- in favour of CIDC payable at New Delhi
For more details visit our website: www.cidc.in, www.cipdta.com
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
801, 8th floor Hemkunt Chambers, 89, Nehru Place, New Delhi -110019
Tel: 011-47670800, Mob. 09811504273, 09873010226 Fax: 011 26451604
Email: [email protected] Web: www.cidc.in, www.cipdta.com
CIDC – Activities
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Jointly Offered by
SINGHANIA UNIVERSITY &
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (CIDC)
CIDC, Established by the Planning Commission, Govt. of India, and Construction Industry. CIDC jointly Singhania University is
offering following Diploma / BTech Programs:
Eligibility Criteria
Sl. Title of Programme Durati
on Eligibility
Entrance
Criteria
Certifying
Agency
Pre-Admission Fee
INR(Rs.)
1. Diploma in Civil/ Electrical/
Mechanical
Engineering./Trenchless
Technology
3 years
10th Class Interview SU-CIDC Rs2,250/-
2. Diploma in Civil/ Electrical/
Mechanical Engineering. (Lateral
entry)
2 years
ITI or 10+2 (PCM) or Candidates from
Industry with professional work with 2
years experiences of concerned field
which is significant and can be recognized
as equivalent to 1st year
Interview SU-CIDC Rs3,750/-
3. B. Tech, in Civil, Electrical,
Mechanical, Engineering regular
entry
4 Year 12th Pass Entrance
Test /
AIEEE
Score
SU-CIDC Rs4,250/-
4. B. Tech, in Civil, Electrical,
Mechanical, Engineering in
Lateral entry
3 Year Diploma in Respective Branch Entrance
Test
SU-CIDC Rs5,750/-
Admission
Admissions shall be granted to eligible candidates Note:
1. Pre-requisite courses to fulfill the completion requirements shall have to be taken by the candidates who are not engineering
graduates.
2. Subject to the applicant meeting the minimum eligibility criteria.
Application Forms Accepted up to: 30th
April 2013 (Without Late fee)
Course Commencement: 16
th May 2013 (With Late fee)
01st June 2013
How to Apply: Candidates from India and abroad willing to take admission may send the Pre-admission Fees for Application inclusive of
Handbook, Prospectus, Postage, Handling, Exam & Counselling Fees through a demand draft favouring “Construction Industry Development
Council” payable at New Delhi and a self addressed envelope of 21cm x 30cm affixed with Rs. 20/- stamps. Name & Address with contact No.
may be written on the back of Demand Draft. Details are also hosted on our Website at www.cidc.in & www.cipdta.com can be downloaded.
Applications made on web forms must accompany the pre-admission fee as applicable.
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
801, 8th floor Hemkunt Chambers, 89, Nehru Place, New Delhi -110019
Tel: 011-47670800, Mob. 09811504273, 09873010226 Fax: 011 26451604
Email: [email protected] Web: www.cidc.in, www.cipdta.com
Diploma/ BTech. Programs in Civil, Electrical, Mechanical,
Trenchless Engineering
CIDC – Activities
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CIDC – Activities
Training of students in distance learning mode: The Council is making efforts to initiate construction industry related distance learning courses for the national & international girl students to enhance their skills and employability in the construction infrastructure sector.
CCI Application Derivatives: CIDC Secretariat has started a major initiative to develop two Construction Cost Indices (CCI) Application Derivatives. First of these derivatives would help the evaluator in finding the impact of input cost variation on a real-time basis. Second would provide inputs for getting city specific construction cost variations on the same time datum. Construction Cost Variations due to recent input cost fluctuation is making execution of fixed price/cost projects a very difficult proposition and this may generate several disputes, claims and counter claims at one hand and stalled projects at other. CIDC has been approached by stakeholders for evolving solution for the same through the application of CCI on such cost variations on the basis of construction schedules. In addition, some investing stakeholders are looking at the CCI for comparative valuations at different cities on the same date line. Currently the CCI is evaluated with reference to a base-year and the CCI number is the relative rate of change. This variation could be different for each city and on any given date, relative cost variations would have a different value. For any investor, locating the most suitable investment city for a specific construction activity, would become very convenient if a city comparative index is available. CIDC has initiated development of this series in addition to regular CCI to assist the stakeholders. Base mechanisms for both the requirements have been developed and the pilot projects on real time basis have been initiated. The results of the projects would be the working methodologies for either of the requirements and would be helpful to the industry on the whole.
CIDC Partners in Progress Trophy: CIDC Partners in Progress Trophy was given to Assam University Silchar (AUS), Periyar Maniammai University (PMU), Mewar University (MU), Singhania University (SU) and Teerthanker Mahaveer University (TMU) as a token of appreciation on 17th CIDC Annual Day.
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CIDC – Activities
Simplex Quality Assurance and Quality Control Programmes:
“Quality Assurance and Quality Control Programmes” being conducted for the enhancement of the knowledge base and proficiency of the Engineers and Supervisors of Simplex Infrastructures Limited has been a great success. Final examinations to evaluate the technical skills of the candidates pursuing ‘Advance Construction Quality Assurance Programme’ shall be conducted on 13th April 2013.
CIDC has successfully conducted EDPs in Guwahati & Vishwakarma Pratham
S.
n
o
Program Name Date Venue Details of the Programe
1. Exposure cum
Training Program of
North East State
Engineers on
“Modern
Technologies in
Construction Industry
& Preparation of
DPR”
On 4th -
9th
March
2013
Road
Research
Laboratory ,
Fatasil
Ambari,
Guwahati
53 persons
participated in
the program and
the participation
from Assam &
Meghalaya
2. Training Program on
Project Management
Software-MS-Project-
2010
1st – 2nd
March,
2013
CIDC-VKP,
Plot No. 18,
Sector – 20A,
Faridabad
20 persons
participated in
the program and
the participation
from RITES
3. Training Program on
Project Management
Software-MS-Project-
2010
22nd –
23rd
March,
2013
CIDC-VKP,
Plot No. 18,
Sector – 20A,
Faridabad
20 persons
participated in
the program and
the participation
from RITES
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CIDC – Activities
Odisha Training Centre
Employment Mission project
a) Total under training: 69 nos.
b) Total competed: 694 nos.
c) Total placed: 348 nos.
d) Total candidates: 763 nos.
HUDCO project
a) Total under training students: 65 nos.
b) Sent for OJT: 41 nos. (At SPCL & Satyabadi Construction Pvt. Ltd & Arkitechno Consultant Pvt Ltd)
Special event
a) 2nd batch of HUDCO was inaugurated on 1st March 2013.In that auspicious ceremony Mr. Chandan
Choudhury DGM (Projects) of HUDCO & his team members were present. This ceremony became
more great successful by the presence of Mr. Jitendriya Sahoo (Assistant LNC, Shapoorji Pallonji & Co.
Ltd)
b) In this month for placement of students; nos of placement meets were organized & total 47 candidates
were selected.
c) Placement meet was organized at Vishwakarma Ekadash
(Phulnakhara) Centre on 1st & 2nd March 2013 & Shapoorji Pallonji &
Co. Ltd. took part in to that & 32 candidates were selected in that
interview (24 candidates from Employment Mission project & 08
from HUDCO project).
d) Placement meet was organized on 14th March 2013 at Vishwakarma
Ekadash (Phulnakhara centre) & JMC Projects (I) Ltd. took part in to
that & 4 candidates were selected (1from Employment mission,
Govt. of Odisha & 3 from HUDCO).
e) Interview was organized at HO of ARKITECHNO Consultants (India)
Pvt. Ltd. at Bhubaneswar & 11 candidates were selected (07 from
Employment Mission project & 04 from HUDCO).
f) Holi celebration was done on 28th March at Vishwakarma Ekadash
(Phulnakhara centre)
g) Cultural event organized at all centres on each Saturday evening.
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CIDC – Activities
Gorakhpur Training Centre: National Rural Road Development Agency (NRRDA) has observed the need of knowledge enhancement and up
gradation of the persons involved in rural road construction and for this NRRDA has started a nationwide
training program with Construction Industry Development Council (CIDC).
The first training program is organized at the CIDC training centre, Gorakhpur on 13th – 15th March 2013. The
engineers from Public Works Department, Rural Engineering Department, contractors and workers have
participated in the program.
The inauguration was done on 13th March at 10.00 am by the District Magistrate, Gorakhpur. In his
inauguration speech, DM, mentioned that he is Civil Engineer graduated from IIT and shared his knowledge
and experience as civil engineer also. He emphasized the quality construction of rural roads and directed to all
construction agency to participate in the training. DM also discussed the training methodology and the
resources available at the CIDC training centre, Gorakhpur. He asked technical questions to CIDC trainees and
inquired about the placement of CIDC trained candidates. The certificates to success trainees of first batch
were also distributed. The study materials, personal protective equipments were distributed to the
participants. Sr. faculties of Engineering College, Polytechniques, renowned personalities and representative of
electronic and print media were present at the occasion. They were very happy with the CIDC training program
and its service to provide opportunities to unemployed youth.
In three days training program, technical classes were taken by the engineering college’s faculty, PMGSY
consultants and CIDC senior trainers. Rural road construction experts were taken the classes on second day
and elaborately discussed the technical points with participants.
In last time segment on the third day, an open session was organized. In this open session, engineers,
contractors, workers and other stake holders of rural roads were participated. Participants discussed the
different technical issues, specifications and manuals related to PMGSY and the practical difficulties in the
rural road construction.
After open session, Mr P K Mishra, Dy Director, CIDC gave thanks to all participants and the resource persons
and memento to resource persons.
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CONSTRUCTION COST INDICES – March, 2013
CCI – March 2013
l. 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 140.55 139.75 137.20 140.14 139.64 141.48 139.26 135.77 138.28 135.40 134.23
2 Agra 142.22 141.98 138.42 141.80 140.95 142.92 140.26 137.18 139.92 137.00 135.14
3 Ahmedabad 140.66 141.64 139.84 141.75 140.09 140.89 140.28 136.19 137.39 136.55 138.16
4 Aizawl 140.63 141.04 136.41 140.21 138.97 141.05 137.94 135.41 138.34 135.46 132.87
5 Ajmer 142.74 143.69 139.53 143.18 142.11 144.17 141.24 138.39 141.27 138.33 136.06
6 Allahabad 142.33 141.43 139.01 141.92 141.48 143.31 141.14 137.53 140.04 137.12 136.04
7 Ambala 140.98 141.65 137.28 140.99 139.84 141.89 138.89 136.22 139.11 136.21 133.79
8 Amritsar 139.92 140.26 136.47 139.93 138.98 140.96 138.22 135.30 138.06 135.19 133.16
9 Anand 139.93 142.15 140.63 142.12 140.37 141.07 140.35 137.70 140.03 138.35 137.85
10 Ankaleswar 138.78 142.23 141.74 142.28 140.08 140.15 140.39 137.96 140.08 139.02 139.20
11 Asansol 142.35 140.53 139.69 141.95 142.07 143.72 142.23 137.88 140.07 137.15 137.15
12 Bengaluru 138.75 140.98 135.15 141.17 139.22 138.84 138.97 134.52 137.11 132.00 132.15
13 Bhopal 142.22 141.59 137.64 142.21 140.50 141.62 139.86 136.59 138.79 135.76 134.84
14 Bhubhaneswar 141.01 139.05 137.42 141.01 140.13 140.97 140.22 135.91 137.62 134.61 135.27
15 Bodhgaya 141.31 139.75 138.48 140.90 140.87 142.56 140.90 136.78 139.04 136.14 135.85
16 Chandigarh 140.73 141.24 137.15 140.74 139.69 141.71 138.83 136.03 138.86 135.97 133.74
17 Chennai 138.68 137.78 132.68 138.15 137.19 138.72 137.07 131.48 133.59 129.55 133.29
18 Cochin 139.63 139.28 134.67 139.45 138.35 139.85 138.13 133.28 135.53 131.92 134.33
19 Coimbatore 140.57 140.78 136.66 140.75 139.51 140.98 139.18 135.07 137.46 134.28 135.36
20 Delhi 144.98 145.40 140.63 144.55 143.27 145.41 142.21 139.60 142.62 139.65 136.98
21 Dhanbad 141.94 140.04 139.34 141.53 141.71 143.34 141.92 137.51 139.66 136.75 136.85
22 Faridabad 143.03 143.12 138.97 142.60 141.54 143.59 140.67 137.84 140.70 137.77 135.52
23 Gangtok 138.75 139.15 134.58 138.33 137.11 139.16 136.09 133.60 136.49 133.65 131.09
24 Guwahati 140.46 138.46 137.98 140.07 140.31 141.90 140.58 136.12 138.21 135.33 135.58
25 Haridwar 140.55 144.55 140.08 143.87 142.69 144.79 141.73 139.00 141.95 138.99 136.52
26 Hyderabad 139.46 137.77 134.64 139.86 137.72 137.83 137.50 133.58 134.95 131.86 132.69
27 Imphal 141.85 143.00 138.65 142.36 141.23 143.29 140.29 137.56 140.46 137.54 135.15
28 Indore 140.84 139.68 136.14 141.04 139.11 139.73 138.68 135.09 136.87 133.81 133.77
29 Itanagar 141.24 142.02 137.53 141.29 140.10 142.17 139.12 136.49 139.40 136.50 134.01
30 Jabalpur 140.15 138.73 135.39 140.45 138.42 138.78 138.09 134.34 135.91 132.84 133.23
31 Jaipur 141.57 141.07 137.04 141.50 139.86 141.10 139.17 136.01 138.29 135.29 134.16
32 Jammu 140.67 142.87 138.32 142.12 140.91 142.99 139.91 137.28 140.22 137.30 134.77
33 Jamshedpur 141.79 139.69 138.81 141.59 141.34 142.54 141.58 137.07 138.95 135.98 136.56
34 Jalandha 141.33 141.98 138.00 141.56 140.55 142.57 139.73 136.85 139.67 136.76 134.61
35 Jodhpur 140.29 140.95 138.16 140.84 139.54 140.93 139.25 135.75 137.73 135.87 135.66
36 Jorhat (Assam) 139.69 140.10 135.50 139.27 138.04 140.11 137.02 134.51 137.42 134.56 131.98
37 Kanpur 143.66 143.42 139.82 143.24 142.38 144.36 141.68 138.57 141.33 138.39 136.51
38 Kohima 141.55 142.51 138.09 141.83 140.67 142.73 139.71 137.03 139.93 137.02 134.58
39 Kolkata 142.56 140.32 140.19 142.16 142.54 144.11 142.93 138.23 140.28 137.35 137.85
40 Lucknow 140.85 140.29 137.32 140.44 139.80 141.68 139.29 135.98 138.57 135.69 134.23
41 Ludhiana 141.06 141.41 137.59 141.07 140.11 142.11 139.34 136.41 139.19 136.29 134.24
42 Madurai 138.99 138.58 134.04 139.55 137.90 138.42 137.71 133.03 134.98 131.04 132.78
43 Mathura 140.87 140.96 136.87 140.45 139.41 141.43 138.55 135.76 138.59 135.70 133.47
44 Meerut 141.33 141.98 138.00 141.56 140.55 142.57 139.73 136.85 139.67 136.76 134.61
45 Mehsana 139.36 142.19 141.19 142.20 140.23 140.61 140.37 137.83 140.06 138.69 138.53
46 Mumbai 137.63 142.31 142.84 142.44 139.79 139.22 140.43 138.21 140.13 139.69 140.55
47 Mysore 139.39 139.23 137.39 140.80 138.84 138.97 138.92 135.32 136.92 134.51 135.30
48 Nagpur 139.32 140.68 140.13 141.73 139.96 140.10 140.33 137.06 138.88 137.15 137.91
49 Nainital 140.85 140.29 137.33 140.44 139.80 141.68 139.29 135.98 138.58 135.69 134.23
50 Nanded 139.39 139.23 137.39 140.80 138.84 138.97 138.92 135.32 136.92 134.51 135.30
51 Nasik 137.92 142.29 142.57 142.40 139.87 139.46 140.42 138.15 140.12 139.53 140.22
52 Navi Mumbai 137.78 142.30 142.71 142.42 139.83 139.34 140.43 138.18 140.13 139.61 140.39
53 Nayamore 141.48 139.55 138.38 141.27 140.92 142.16 141.07 136.71 138.64 135.68 136.06
54 Nazira 140.59 140.40 136.81 140.18 139.31 141.27 138.60 135.59 138.31 135.43 133.55
55 Panjim 138.19 141.65 139.00 141.81 139.51 139.03 139.70 136.37 138.62 135.85 136.35
56 Patna 142.14 140.74 139.18 141.73 141.60 143.33 141.53 137.52 139.85 136.94 136.45
57 Pondicherry 139.07 137.78 133.66 139.01 137.46 138.28 137.29 132.53 134.27 130.71 132.99
58 Port Blair 142.04 141.80 136.86 141.56 140.44 142.28 139.85 135.74 138.31 134.80 135.34
59 Pune 138.62 140.04 138.68 141.14 138.78 138.59 138.97 135.88 137.54 135.74 136.54
60 Puri 141.01 139.05 137.42 141.01 140.13 140.97 140.22 135.91 137.62 134.61 135.27
61 Raigarh (Alibaug) 137.99 141.98 140.86 142.12 139.67 139.19 140.07 137.28 139.38 137.73 138.37
62 Raipur 141.01 139.05 137.42 141.01 140.13 140.97 140.22 135.91 137.62 134.61 135.27
63 Rajahmundry 139.07 137.78 133.66 139.01 137.46 138.28 137.29 132.53 134.27 130.71 132.99
64 Rajkot 137.92 142.29 142.57 142.40 139.87 139.46 140.42 138.15 140.12 139.53 140.22
65 Ranchi 141.01 139.05 137.42 141.01 140.13 140.97 140.22 135.91 137.62 134.61 135.27
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Construction Industry Development Council 801 (8th Floor), Hemkunt Chambers, 89, Nehru Place, New Delhi – 110019
Tel.: 011-2623 4770, 2648 9992, 4161 7971, Fax: 011-2645 1604, E-mail: [email protected], [email protected],
Internet: http://www.cidc.in
New Initiatives
CIDC-RECL training program for Phase-III (MP) was inaugurated at Shivpuri by Hon. Minister of Power Sh. Jyotiraditya Scindia on 15th March, 2013. During inauguration of program our Director General Dr. P.R. Swarup and Sr. Addl. Director Sh. Rajeev Jain was also present.
Under CIDC-RECL Training Phase-III Program New training centre in Shivpuri (MP) has been commenced with effect from 16.02.2013 with batch strength of 120 candidates in Mason, General Works Supervisor & Land Survey Trade.
Under CIDC-HUDCO training program in Rajasthan training has been started at Kishangarh with batch strength of 80 candidates on 08th March, 2013 and at Bharatpur with batch strength of 43 candidates on 11th March, 2013.
Under CIDC-PFCL training program at present 56 nos. of candidates getting training at CIDC VKP Faridabad and 52 nos. of candidates are getting training at Ghaziabad in different trades. These candidates are from U.P., Bihar & Haryana states.
Under CIDC-SJVN training program, 40 nos. of candidates are getting training at CIDC VKP Faridabad in the trade of site accountant, the program was commenced on 14th March, 2013.
Under Rajasthan Minorities Training program at approx. 300 candidates are getting training in different trades at Jaipur, Alwar, Bikaner, Churu, Jhunjhunu, Sawaimadhapur, Sikar & Dausa.
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66 Roorkee 143.60 143.69 139.53 143.18 142.11 144.17 141.24 138.39 141.27 138.33 136.06
67 Shillong 140.59 140.40 136.81 140.18 139.31 141.27 138.60 135.59 138.31 135.43 133.55
68 Shimla 140.67 142.87 138.32 142.12 140.91 142.99 139.91 137.28 140.22 137.30 134.77
69 Silchar 140.05 139.41 135.53 140.04 138.35 139.44 137.72 134.50 136.65 133.66 132.78
70 Srinagar 140.78 141.18 136.55 140.36 139.12 141.19 138.09 135.55 138.48 135.60 133.01
71 Surat 138.21 142.27 142.29 142.36 139.94 139.69 140.41 138.09 140.11 139.36 139.88
72 Trivandrum 138.91 139.38 134.41 140.09 138.34 138.56 138.13 133.53 135.69 131.36 132.57
73 Ujjain 142.46 143.78 140.63 143.34 141.82 143.24 141.28 138.65 141.33 139.00 137.42
74 Vadodara 140.62 143.01 141.19 142.81 140.95 141.70 140.84 138.31 140.71 139.01 138.31
75 Varanasi 140.85 140.29 137.33 140.44 139.80 141.68 139.29 135.98 138.58 135.69 134.23
76 Velim 138.47 141.32 137.08 141.49 139.37 138.94 139.34 135.45 137.87 133.93 134.25
77 Vijayawada 139.27 137.78 134.15 139.44 137.59 138.06 137.40 133.06 134.61 131.29 132.84
78 Vishakhapatanam 140.04 138.42 135.54 140.01 138.80 139.63 138.76 134.22 135.95 132.66 134.13
