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Chandigarh-Report-On-Productivity Report on Productivity Week Celebration by RD Chandigarh Table of Contents Message from Chief Minister Haryana ........................................................................................... 2 Message from Chief Minister Himachal Pradesh ......................................................................... 3 Event- 1: Live Chat Show - DD Chandigarh Doordarshan Kendra ..................................... 4 Event- 2: Interview - DD Punjabi Doordarshan Kendra ........................................................ 5 Event- 3: Panel Discussion - DD Shimla Doordarshan Kendra ............................................ 7 Event- 4: Vivek 90.4 FM .............................................................................................................. 9 Event- 5: Panel Discussion at Chitkara 107.8FM .................................................................. 10 Event- 6: Interview for All India Radio, Chandigarh ........................................................... 11 Event- 7: Slogan Competition at PTU Nalanda School of TQM & Entrepreneurship ..... 12 Event- 8: Painting Competition in Association with PEC University, Chandigarh ........ 14 Event-91: Workshop and Slogan Competition at HUDCO Regional Office, Chandigarh 16 Event- 10: Workshop for Sewing Machine Development Club, Ludhiana ...................... 19 Event- 11: Workshop at IOCL, DO Chandigarh ..................................................................... 21 Event- 12: Workshop in Association with CICU, Ludhiana .................................................. 22 Event- 13: Workshop at Food Corporation of India, Chandigarh ....................................... 23 Event - 14: Session on Productivity Week Theme -2017 during Mach Auto-Expo 2017 . 25 Page 1 Report on Productivity Week Celebration by RD Chandigarh Message from Chief Minister Haryana Page 2 Report on Productivity Week Celebration by RD Chandigarh Message from Chief Minister Himachal Pradesh Page 3 Report on Productivity Week Celebration by RD Chandigarh Event- 1: Live Chat Show - DD Chandigarh Doordarshan Kendra National Productivity Council, Chandigarh requested DD Chandigarh for conducting session on National productivity Week Theme - “From Waste to Profits through Reduce, Recycle, Reuse‖. Accepting the request of NPC, DD Chandigarh Kendra organised and telecasted live session of Interview of Shri S.P. Singh Deputy Director National Productivity Council Chandigarh. In his session, first he give introduction about National Productivity. He then explained how it is linked with life of every individual. He explained how reduce , recycle and reuse will improve productivity and better for environment Page 4 Report on Productivity Week Celebration by RD Chandigarh Event- 2: Interview - DD Punjabi Doordarshan Kendra IN DD Punjabi an interview was arranged commemorating to Productivity Day with Theme ―From Waste to Profit‖. The interview of Shri Devinder Singh Assistant Direct NPC Chandigarh was recorded in Studio of DD Punjabi, Jalandhar on 10.02.2017 and the anchor was Dr. Simaran Sidhu. She started the interview highlighting the reducing water table and requirement of Treated water even for a water rich state. The various topics which were touched during this 30 mins interview were: What are National Productivity Council, Productivity Day, Productivity Week and why it is important? How Waste to Profit is possible and why Reduce, Recycle and Reuse is so much important and how it can be done at house level and Industrial Level? How every Individual can play an important role in Reduce, Recycle and Reuse? Shri Devinder Singh explained that all the Reduce, Recycle and Reuse are being used for a long back by visionaries. He explained it with Rock Garden as perfect example of Reuse. He also explain other topic nicely with the help of relevant snapshots during the program. Page 5 Report on Productivity Week Celebration by RD Chandigarh Photo: Snapshots to explain ways to Reduce, Reuse and Recycle Photo: Snapshots of Shri Devinder Singh and Dr. Simaran Sidhu during Interview at DD Punjabi The program was on Air on the Eve of Productivity Day (11.02.2017) at 1800hrs in Program Focus Page 6 Report on Productivity Week Celebration by RD Chandigarh Event- 3: Panel Discussion - DD Shimla Doordarshan Kendra Commemorating National Productivity Week- 2017, DD Shimla provided the slot for 35mins Live Panel Discussion on 16th February 2017 on request of NPC Chandigarh Office. This live program was anchored by Shri Gaurav from DD Shimla and expert in the Panel were: 1. Shri Gaurav Sharma Assistant Director National Productivity Council, Chandigarh 2. Shri Tikender Panwar, Deputy Mayor Shimla 3. Shri P.C. Gupta Sr. Engineer HPPCB Discussion started with the introduction about the National Productivity Council and Theme of Productivity Week- 2017. It was very healthy discussion and other experts also expressed their views about the topic, interventions and the requirements. Shri Gaurav Sharma explained about National Productivity Council and reason for Productivity Week celebration. They also elaborated the Importance of the Theme of Productivity Week- 2017. A healthy discussion on the collection, transportation, and disposal of municipal solid waste, Cost, threats to health, permanent loss of valuable materials took place. The Local representative from Shimla told about how governments are addressing these challenges through innovative and cost-effective strategies to divert waste from landfills, recover and repurpose valuable and/or toxic materials, and generate revenue and support local business. Photo: Snapshots of experts during Program at DD Shimla Page 7 Report on Productivity Week Celebration by RD Chandigarh Photo: Snapshots of Shri Gaurav Sharma and Deputy Mayor Shimla while expressing their views Page 8 Report on Productivity Week Celebration by RD Chandigarh Event- 4: Vivek 90.4 FM Vivek High School facilitated NPC Chandigarh to record the Panel Discussion for their community Radio Vivek 90.4FM. The discussion was held on the Productivity Week- 2017 Theme “From Waste to Profits through Reduce, Recycle, and Reuse”. The panel of experts were as below: 1. Sh. Devinder Singh- Assistant Director, National Productivity Council Chandigarh 2. Sh. Naresh Chawla- Associate Professor, PEC Chandigarh 3. Sh. Sailesh Kumar Vimal- Assistant Director, National Productivity Council Chandigarh The programme was hosted by Sh. Ashish Tondon from Vivek High School. The experts explained about National Productivity Council and reason for Productivity Week celebration. They also elaborated the Importance of the Theme of Productivity Week- 2017. They told that the role of children is more important to achieve this theme. The discussion was on air at Vivek 90.4FM thrice (1100hrs, 14oohrs and 1700hrs) on 13th Feb 2017 Photo: Studio Picture at Vivek High School Chandigarh Page 9 Report on Productivity Week Celebration by RD Chandigarh Event- 5: Panel Discussion at Chitkara 107.8FM Chitkara University have their Community Radio and to spread the message of Productivity Theme- 2017 and its importance, letter was written to Dean Mass Communication Chitkara University. He accepted the request and recording was arranged in their studio at Chitkara University. The discussion was anchored by Shri Devinder Singh Assistant Director NPC Chandigarh and expert for discussion were: 1. Shri Sailesh Kumar Vimal Assistant Director NPC Chandigarh 2. Shri Malvinder Singh Ex Member Secretary Punjab Pollution Control Board 3. Shri Duggal Environment Expert 4. Dr. Charu Chitkara University The experts explained about National Productivity Council and reason for Productivity Week celebration. Sh. Sailesh Kumar Vimal also elaborated about the various activities of the National Productivity Council. Sh. Malvinder Singh told about the various rules and Acts to stop the water pollution. Sh. Duggal told about the various techniques which an industry can adopt to reduce the wastage. Dr. Charu Put light on the various activities that are taking place at Chitkara University Level to increase the student’s contribution towards the resource conservation. She told that the role of institution is more important to achieve this theme. The discussion was on air at Chitkara 107.8FM throughout the Productivity Week- 2017 at different time. Photo: Studio Picture during recording at Chitkara University Page 10 Report on Productivity Week Celebration by RD Chandigarh Event- 6: Interview for All India Radio, Chandigarh All India Radio, Chandigarh carried out Interview about Productivity Week- 2017 with Shri G.Saravanan, Regional Director, NPC Chandigarh. Shri G Saravanan explained about the role of National Productivity Council, background of Productivity Week Celebration and Theme 2017. He told that due to depletion of our energy reserves and the natural resource, the Reduce, Recycle and Reuse is going to play an important role for sustainable growth. Photo: Interview of Sh. G. Saravanan (RD NPC Chandigarh) with AIR Chandigarh Page 11 Report on Productivity Week Celebration by RD Chandigarh Event- 7: Slogan Competition at PTU Nalanda School of TQM & Entrepreneurship (Event for Practicing Engineers) Slogan Competition was conducted in association with PTU Nalanda Institute, Mohali at their campus Phase 7, Industrial Area Mohali, Sector 73, Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, Punjab. The programme started with formal introductory speech by Sh. Kapoor (General Manager) followed by the background of the event by Sh. G. Sarvanan Regional Director NPC
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