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SEPTEMBER 1973 75¢ Preview of 1" 11111101F1 08398 Forthcoming FIDELITY Recordings HAS ThERE BEEN ANY GREAT FRENCh Music SINCEDEbUSSyANd RAVEL? t -- m m w a II 1.:Liqu5.-new lumped -selectivity Provisions for external :F circuitry anc CD -4 demodulatoL ultra-sophisti:ated phase-hockec-loop muliplex decoder om FM. YAW' /6,r I 2 : CO :760 Two tt.te recording and mon bring facilitie 2/4 -channel conversion with front -panel switch, for Lill use of every woo' avai.able watt in either SQ decoder. stereo or 4 -channel. Studic-type master ")glance facer controls for bass :ontrol, with Frofe!.s.oaal pan pots, and treble. for MC' ,ocalizati3n and balance flexibility. If you want the best 4 -channel sound, the latter, the 304B is "state-of-the-art:' you've got to pay for it, right? 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    CHAROTAR UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (CHARUSAT) FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES (FMS) INDUKAKA IPCOWALA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT 2 (I IM) Mandatory Disclosure 2020-21 Mandatory Disclosure Updated on July 11, 2020. AICTE file No. Central/1-7011879849/2020/EOA Date & Time Period June 13, 2020. 1 Name of the Institution INDUKAKA IPCOWALA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT Address of the Institution Education Campus AT PO: CHANGA TA: Petlad, DIST: Anand PIN:388421, CHANGA, ANAND, Gujarat, 388421, City & Pin Code Changa - 388421 State Gujarat Longitude & Latitude Longitude: 73. Latitude: 22 Phone No. 02697-247500 Fax No. 02697-247100 Office Hours at the Institution 9:00 am to 4:30 pm Academic hours at the 9:10 am to 4:20 pm Institution Email [email protected] Website www.charusat.ac.in Nearest Railway Station(dist. Nadiad Railway Station (11 Km) in km) Nearest Airport (dist. in km) Vadodara Airport (60 Km) Type of Institution Private- Self Financed Category (1) of the Institution Non Minority 2 Name and address of the SHREE CHAROTAR MOTI SATTAVIS Trust/ Society/ Company and PATIDAR KELAVANI MANDAL, ANAND the Trustees Type of organization Trust Address of the organization Vidhya Vihar Marg, B/H. Vaibhav Tower, Anand - Vidhyanagar Road, Anand Registered with Collector, Petlad Sub Registrar Registration Date 23/12/1998 3 Name of the Principal Prof. (Dr) Govind B Dave Exact Designation Principal Phone Number with STD code Mobile: +91-9099015370 Fax Number with STD code 02697-265007 Email [email protected] Highest Degree Ph. D. (Doctorate) Field of specialization Management 4 Name of the affiliating Charotar University of Science & University Technology CHARUSAT Campus-Changa Off.