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Annual Report BAI 2018 Builders' Association of India (All India Association of Engineering Construction Contractors & Builders) Registered & Head Office: Delhi Office: G-1/G-20, Commerce Centre, J. Dadajee D1/203, Aashirwad Complex Road, Tardeo, Mumbai - 400 034 Green Park Main, New Delhi - 110 016 Tel : (022) 23514134, 23514802, 23520507 Tel : (011) 32573257 Fax : 022-23521328 Telefax: (011) 26568763 Email : [email protected] Email: [email protected] 77th Annual Report and Accounts 2017-2018 www.baionline.in N O T I C E The Seventy Seven (77) Annual General Meeting of the Members of Builders' Association of India, will be held on Saturday 4th August 2018 at 4.00 P.M. at Saipriya Resorts, Rushikonda, Visakhapatnam - 530 045 to transact the following business :- 1. To confirm the Minutes of the Seventy Fifth Annual General Meeting held on Saturday, 22nd July 2017 at 4.00 P.M. at Hotel Novotel, Hyderabad Airport, Hyderabad (Minutes have already been circulated to Members and also printed in Indian Construction Journal, December 2017 issue - Page no.52 to 55 and also hosted on BAI website www.baionline.in). 2. To take note of the result of BAI Organisational Election for the year 2018-19 (Enclosed). 3. To take note of the result of BAI Trustee West Zone Election for the year 2018-19 (Enclosed). 4. To consider, and if thought fit, adopt the Annual Report of the Association for the year ending 31st March 2018. 5. To consider, and if thought fit, adopt the Audited Balance Sheet and Income & Expenditure Account of the Association for the year ending 31st March 2018. 6. To appoint Auditors to audit the accounts of the Association for the year 2018-19 and fix their remuneration. 7. To consider, any other item, with the permission of the chair. NEERAV PARMAR Hon. Gen. Secretary Builders' Association of India Place : Mumbai Dated: 13.06.2018 Note: (i) Queries on Accounts and Reports should be communicated to BAI Headquarter on or before 30th July 2018. Centres Chairmen are requested to kindly circulate this information amongst their members. Please note no floor queries on accounts will be entertained. (The report is hosted on BAI website. (ii) Please bring this copy of Annual Report. Delhi Office: D1/203, Aashirwad Complex, Green Park Main, New Delhi 110 016 & 26568763 E-mail: [email protected] BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION OF INDIA2 77th Annual Report and Accounts – 2017-2018 BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION OF INDIA MANAGING COMMITTEE 2017-2018 President Mr. H. N. Vijaya Raghava Reddy Vice Presidents Mr. L. D. Kotwani Mr. R. N. Gupta Mr. S. Narasimha Reddy Mr. Sachin Chandra Mr. V. N. Varadharajan Hon. Gen. Secretary Hon. Gen. Treasurer Mr. C. G. Deochake Mr. Neerav Parmar Imm. Past President Avinash M. Patil State Chairmen / Co-ordinator State Chairman – Andhra Pradesh State Chairman – Chattisgarh State Chairman - Gujarat Mr. P. Raja Babu Mr. Alok Shivhare Mr. Pankaj N. Saraiya State Chairman - Jharkhand State Chairman - Karnataka State Chairman - Kerala Mr. Chandrakant K. Raipat Mr. S. R. Swamy Mr. V. Santosh Babu State Chairman - Maharashtra State Chairman - Tamil Nadu State Chairman - Telangana Mr. Rajendra S. Athawale Mr. G. Ved Anand Mr. B. Sugunakar Rao State Chairman - Uttar Pradesh State Co-ordinator - Assam State Chairman – Delhi Mr. Ravindra Tyagi Mr. Sanjib Goel Mr. Ram Avtar State Co-ordinator - Haryana State Co-ordinator - Madhya Pradesh State Co-ordinator - Puducherry Mr. Rajiv Goel Dr. Santosh Katiyar Mr. L. Carttigueane State Co-ordinator - Rajasthan State Co-ordinator - West Bengal Mr. Pradeep Kumar Jain Mr. Ashok Kumar Chandak Members of the Managing Committee representing Centres Mr. Anilbhai R. Zinzuwadia Mr. Ashok Agarwal Mr. Baburao L. Shakkarwar Mr. Bhopinder Lal Mr. D. R. Sekar Mr. D. V. N. Reddy Mr. G. Diwakar Mr. G. Thilagar Mr. Jaiprakash Bhatia Mr. K. Annamalai Mr. K. Subramani Mr. M. Dhandavakrishnan Mr. M. Thirusangu Mr. Mathew Alex Vellapally Mr. Mohan S. Kataria Mr. N. Ramalingam Mr. N. Shanmugam Mr. N. S. Muralidhara Mr. Prabir Kumar Mukherjee Mr. Prakash H. Menda Mr. Prince Joseph Mr. S. Ramaprabhu Mr. S. I. Chunkhare Mr. S. S. Natarajan Mr. Suresh B. Patil Mr. T. V. Chandrasekaran Mr. V. Satya Murthy Mr. V. Srinivasa Murthy Members of the Managing Committee representing Patron Members Mr. A. Chamaraja Reddy Mr. Alex P. Cyriac Mr. Basavaraj S. Totad Mr. Bhojraj Vithalrao Naik Nimbalkar Dr. Dharmesh C. Awasthi Mr. John Paul K. Mr. K. Viswanathan Mr. K. J. George Mr. L. Shanthakumar Mr. L. Venkatesan Mr. Mahesh M. Mudda Mr. Mu. Moahan Mr. N. M. Patel Mr. Narendra Kumar Mr. P. Narasimha Rao Mr. P. P. John Mr. P. Subramani Mr. Paul T. Mathew Dr. Rajiv B. Krishnani Mr. Ravindra Pradhan Mr. S. Ayyanathan Mr. S. Ganapathi Mr. S. D. Kannan Dr. Tarro T. Manghnani Mr. V. Ravinder Reddy BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION OF INDIA3 77th Annual Report and Accounts – 2017-2018 Members of the Managing Committee representing Affiliated Associations Mr. Arvind V. Patel Mr. G.M. Ravindra Mr. R. Manoharan Mr. S. Pandiyen Co-opted Members Mr. V.M. Fazal Ali Dr. D. Thukkaram Mr. M. Munireddy Special Invitees Mr A.S. Gandhi Mr A.V. Sridhar Mr Abhay Garde Mr Anthony Rathnam Mr B. Anandhan Mr B. Ramesh Mr C.K.S. Panicker Mr C.N. Raja Mr Dinesh K. Patel Mr E. Keerthinathan Mr Girish Manapure Mr Girish Shah Mr Jagdish M. Parekh Mr Joshy Joseph Mr K. Selva Durai Mr K. Selvaraj Mr K.K. Raghavan Mr M. Aravinth Mr M. Baldwin Bruce Mr M. Rajendran Mr M.S. Ramprasad Mr Mahesh R. Mirani Mr Mahesh Verma Mr Mohan D. Bhate Mr Najeeb Mannel Mr P. Palani Mr P. Senthil Nathan Mr P.K. Ramachandran Mr P.M. Harshe Mr Prakash N. Dewalkar Mr R. Dharmalingam Mr R. Joseph Arputha Alex Mr R. Krishnaswamy Mr R. Mouraly Mr R. Srinivasan Mr Rajendra M. Upadhye Mr Rajendra Mulchand Gothi Mr Ramesh Marda Mr S. Balaji Mr S. Wilfred Mr Sukumar F. Chougule Mr Surendra K. Prahladka Mr Suresh Moorjani Mr T.V. Ramakrishnan Mr Tarak R. Mamlatdarna Mr U.M. Gurushanthappa Mr Uday N. Gokhale Mr Upendra J. Barot Mr V. Govthaman Mr V. Sivarajan Mr V.S.K. Moorthy Mr Vinod C. Gamdiwala BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION OF INDIA4 77th Annual Report and Accounts – 2017-2018 Ref.: 554/M/2016-17 dated March 30, 2017 TO: THE TRUSTEES THE VICE-PRESIDENTS THE STATE CHAIRMEN / CENTRE CHAIRMEN THE MANAGING COMMITTEE AND THE GENERAL COUNCIL MEMBERS Dear Sirs, The election process for 2017-18 of Builders' Association of India has been completed on 30th March 2017. Following are the election results: President : Shri H.N. Vijaya Raghava Reddy [Karnataka (Bangalore) Centre] Vice Presidents : 1. Shri Sachin Chandra 2. Shri R.N. Gupta [Patna Centre] [Delhi Centre] 3. Shri S. Narasimha Reddy (South-I) 4. Shri V.N. Varadharajan (South-II) [Hyderabad Centre] [Erode Centre] 5. Shri L. D. Kotwani [Mumbai Centre] Hon. Gen. Secretary : Shri C.G. Deochake Hon. Gen. Treasurer : Shri Neerav Parmar St. Co-ordinator (Assam) : Shri Sanjib Goel (Guwahati Centre) St. Co-ordinator (Delhi) : Shri Ram Avtar (Delhi Centre) State Chairman (Gujarat) : Shri Pankaj N. Saraiya (Baroda Centre) St. Co-ordinator (Haryana) : Shri Rajiv Goel (Gurgaon Centre) State Chairman (Jharkhand) : Shri Chandrakant K. Raipat [Jharkhand (Ranchi) Centre] State Chairman (Karnataka) : Shri S. R. Swamy (Mysore Centre) State Chairman (Kerala) : Shri V. Santoh Babu (Aluva Centre) St. Co-ordinator (Madhya Pradesh) : Dr. Santosh Katiyar (Bhopal Centre) State Chairman (Maharashtra) : Shri Rajendra S. Athawale [Butibori (Nagpur) Centre] St. Co-ordinator (Puducherry) : Shri L. Carttigueane (Puducherry Centre) St. Co-ordinator (Rajasthan) : Shri Pradeep Kumar Jain [Rajasthan (Jaipur) Centre] State Chairman (Tamil Nadu) : Shri G. Ved Anand (Kanyakumari Centre) State Chairman (Telangana) : Shri B. Sugunakar Rao (Karimnagar Centre) State Chairman (Uttar Pradesh) : Shri Ravindra Tyagi (Modi Nagar Centre) St. Co-ordinator (West Bengal) : Shri Ashok Kumar Chandak (Durgapur Centre) Members of the Managing Committee representing Centres: 1. Shri Anilbhai R. Zinzuwadia 2. Shri Ashok Agarwal 3. Shri Baburao L. Shakkarwar 4. Shri Bhopinder Lal 5. Shri D. R. Sekar 6. Shri D. V. N. Reddy BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION OF INDIA5 77th Annual Report and Accounts – 2017-2018 7. Shri G. Diwakar 8. Shri G. Thilagar 9. Shri Jaiprakash Bhatia 10. Shri K. Annamalai 11. Shri K. Subramani 12. Shri M. Dhandavakrishnan 13. Shri M. Thirusangu 14. Shri Mathew Alex Vellapally 15. Shri Mohan S. Kataria 16. Shri N. Ramalingam 17. Shri N. Shanmugam 18. Shri N. S. Muralidhara 19. Shri Prabir Kumar Mukherjee 20. Shri Prakash H. Menda 21. Shri Prince Joseph 22. Shri S. Ramaprabhu 23. Shri S. I. Chunkhare 24. Shri S. S. Natarajan 25. Shri Suresh B. Patil 26. Shri T.V. Chandrasekaran 27. Shri V. Satya Murthy 28. Shri V. Srinivasa Murthy Members of the Managing Committee representing Patron Members: 1. Dr. Dharmesh C. Awasthi 2. Dr. Rajiv B. Krishnani 3. Dr. Tarro T. Manghnani 4. Shri A. Chamaraja Reddy 5. Shri Alex P. Cyriac 6. Shri Basavaraj S. Totad 7. Shri Bhojraj Vithalrao Naik Nimbalkar 8. Shri John Paul K. 9. Shri K. Viswanathan 10. Shri K.J. George 11. Shri L. Shanthakumar 12. Shri L. Venkatesan 13. Shri Mahesh M. Mudda 14. Shri Mu. Moahan 15. Shri N. M. Patel 16. Shri Narendra Kumar 17. Shri P. Narasimha Rao 18. Shri P.P. John 19. Shri P. Subramani 20. Shri Paul T. Mathew 21. Shri Ravindra Pradhan 22. Shri S. Ayyanathan 23. Shri S. Ganapathi 24. Shri S. D. Kannan 25. Shri V. Ravinder Reddy Members of the Managing Committee representing Affiliated Associations: 1. Shri Arvind V. Patel 2. Shri G.M. Ravindra 3. Shri R. Manoharan 4. Shri S. Pandiyen We have not received nominations for the post of State Chairman from Andhra Pradesh and Chattisgarh.
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