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News Letter Jan-Apr 2014 Change.Cdr The Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers Vol. 16 No. 1, Jan-Apr 2014 FROM PRESIDENT’S DESK 2013 was full of struggles yet victorious for IETE as not only did we successfully complete our 60th year, but also carved the path for opening up of an IETE University, demonstrating From President’s Desk 1 our vision. Though it is yet to crystallize and take form, but I am happy to receive positive IETE 45th MTS – 2014 2 vibes from many of our esteemed members & well wishers. Some other memorable moments during the year were organizing of 1st IETE Student Forum National Congress on Apex Forum on "Vocation 4 1st & 2nd Feb 2014 concurrently with the celebrations of IETE Students' Day, giving unique and Skill Development" opportunity to students and scholars to interact with various technocrats & experts. st st Report on 1 IETE 5 Another event worth stating was the celebration of 1 Women's Day at IETE HQs, as well in accordance with this year's cherished objective of empowering women in engineering role. A few selected women in top Women's Day -2014 leadership positions in their profession, were invited to share their experiences. We hope that these events 18th Sir C V Raman 6 will be welcomed warmly by members and establish a new tradition. Memorial Lecture IETE's 45th Mid-Term Symposium on "Broadband –Technologies and Services for Rural India", inaugurated by the Vice Chancellor of SRM University, Dr M Ponnavaiko, was conducted in the serene News from Centres 7 th th surroundings of SRM University on 4 -5 April 2014 at Chennai. The symposium was very well received, Calender of Events 19 thanks to the efforts put in by the Technical Programme & Resource Generation Committee, Chairman IETE Centre and his team. The seminar was on very topical subject and provided a good opportunity to Celebrating IETE Achievers 20 assess both the technology & market scenario in India. On this occasion, the Vikram Sarabhai Memorial Awards and Distinctions 21 Lecture was delivered by eminent scientist, the Padma Shree Awardee, Dr A S Kiran Kumar, Director SAC, Ahmedabad. Report on 1st IETE 22 It is a matter of great pride that a number of IETE members have been awarded coveted Padma Awards Student Forum National this year on Republic Day celebrations. On behalf of IETE fraternity I congratulate Dr R A Mashelkar, HF- Congress – 2014 IETE, Dr K Radhakrishnan, HF-IETE, Dr A S Kiran Kumar, FIETE & Dr M Y S Prasad, FIETE, for ISFs Activites 23 receiving the Padma Vibhushan, Padmabhushan and Padma Shree Awards, respectively. I am also happy to inform that the Publication team at IETE Hqs is now working with the new Publisher PACs Activites 27 "Taylor & Francis, UK" to achieve increased impact factor and to be referenced in Web of Science. We also hope that soon our IETE journals will have wide submission by range of authors to suit our readership. In MTS-2014 Council bid farewell to 10 Centre Chairpersons who will be completing their tenure on 30th June 2014. I hereby thank these Council Members for their work and continuous efforts to make IETE grow. In these testing times, through their leadership experiences, rich diversity of perspective and initiatives, we saw continuous work shaping IETE for brighter future. I wish to remind one and all that the present issue of recognition of professional courses is a national issue affecting 14 societies and approximately 2 lakh students. I understand how difficult it is for IETE students and all other IETE members to go through these trying circumstances. Rest assured that all your apprehensions would be fully addressed, as the student's future is paramount to us and we are trying to reach out to the concerned authorities, bureaucrats, political leaders, eminent personalities so that the solution to the issue at hand can be arrived at. However, IETE appointed a high level authorized Committee, which interacted with over 500 students on 12 April 2014 at IETE Hqs and worked out a roadmap for months to come to redress their apprehensions. I would like to reiterate that student's concerns would be fully addressed with in a time bound manner. IETE HQs, New Delhi Communications made so far with the concerned institutions, organizations, Govt agencies are being CS AND TEL reflected on IETE website. The outcome of the discussion would also be placed on www.iete.org website as NI EC RO O T M soon as it arrived at. It is my sincere appeal to maintain calm as IETE stands committed to the welfare of its C M E U L N E I students. This is our topmost priority to get ourselves re-recognized and work for making IETE a premier C F A O T I O NGO-providing education & developing professional excellence in the country. N N O I E T N U G T I I N T S E N E I R E S H S PAL T INDIA Vol. 16 No. 1, Jan-Apr 2014 News from Headquarters le Moments of M th ab T IETE 45 MTS on “Broadband – Technologies and Services for Rural India” or S - em 201 Broadband services can be best provided in rural India using wireless technology. Given modest income levels, internet-based M 4 services are accessible to most of the rural populace only through a kiosk model of delivery. Such services call for a wireless system that can provide at least 256 kbps in a sustained manner, to each of around 200 villages within a radius of 20 km from an Internet POP (Post Office Protocol). If broadband services are to be provided today, and at an affordable cost, one has to look for innovative ways of adapting low-cost, high bit-rate, and high-capacity technologies meant for local networks. The corDECT system has been proven in rural deployments and shown to provide a feasible solution. IETE's focused on the potential of 'Broadband – Technologies lander on the moon surface. He said in Chandrayan-I, ISRO dropped a and Services for Rural India' during its two-day Mid-Term Moon Impact Probe on the surface while in the second mission, ISRO Symposium held on 04-05 April 2014 in a grand style amongst the would send a lander and a rover on the surface, which will then collect salubrious surroundings of SRM University, Kattankulathur, data for the country. Underlining the difference between the phases, he Kancheepuram Distt, Tamil Nadu. The notables sitting on the dais said that this time during Phase II, India will not be dependent on were: Dr M Ponnavaiko, V C, SRM University; Mr Mohammed Russia but will be making it on its own. According to him, the mission Ashraf Khan, CGM (Telecommunications) BSNL, TN Circle; Dr A S is likely to be ready by 2016. Elucidating further, he said that the space Kiran Kumar, Director SAC; Dr S Pal, President IETE; Prof D technology programme in India aims at addressing specific problems Narayana Rao, Director (Res) SRNU; Shri P S Sundaram, of the country and it is not in a race with other nations. He illuminated Chairman TP & RGC; HR Pathasarathy (Retd), Co-Chairman, TP & that India is the only country other than the US to have a satellite like RGC; Col (Retd) K S Chakravarthi, Chairman IETE Chennai INSAT-3D that gives it an edge in weather predictions. He talked of Centre; Convernors: Dr V Thulasibai, Hony Secy, IETE Chennai ISRO's work in helping agencies identify prospective fishing zone, Centre, Prof S Malarvizhi HOD, VCE, SRM University and Shri S R crop yield, forecast, etc. Dr Kiran was very enthusiastic during his Aggarwal, Secy General IETE. entire speech. He combined his ideas with examples that made the Col (Retd) K S Chakravarthi, the Chairman of host Centre, listeners get hooked onto his speech. The lecture was well appreciated. IETE Chennai Centre, delivered the welcome address and Shri P S IETE felt it necessary for professionals in the field of 'Broadband Sundaram, Chairman TP & RGC, introduced the theme of the – Technologies and Services for Rural India' to get together in symposium. brainstorm sessions, take a stock of the changes on the horizon and The Chief Guest Dr M Ponnavaiko, Vice Chancellor, SRM bring in synergy. IETE Mid-Term Symposium 2014 aimed at University inaugurated the symposium, together with Mr achieving this. The symposium got together all the key players Mohammed Ashraf Khan, Chief General Manager associated with the theme researchers, academicians, technology and (Telecommunications) BSNL, Tamil Nadu Circle, the Guest of solution developers, service providers and hardware and software Honour. The Chief Guest in his inaugural address traced the history of vendors under one roof to share knowledge, exchange ideas and plan early modes of communication and highlighted the power of the future for the benefit of all. Over 180 papers were received from technology as the man saw it evolve and change over the years. He various colleges and organizations from all parts of India and 122 relived the historical moments that paved a path to a whole new world. papers were selected and published in the proceedings with ISBN Padma Shree awardee, Dr AS Kiran Kumar, Director SAC, code. There were 12 sessions lasting two days and each session having delivering the prestigious IETE 41st Vikram Sarabhai Memorial 10 presentations. Best papers were awarded prizes. Certificates Lecture on the topic 'Mission to Mars' revealed that India's according to the merit and categories were also presented. The Chandrayan-II mission would see the country sending a rover and a porgramme was given wide coverage by the media and DD.
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