RESUME

1. Name Ashok Jhunjhunwala

2. Date of Birth June 22, 1953

3. Present position & Official address Professor Department of Electrical Engg. Indian Institute of Technology Madras - 600 036. 4. Positions held

Employer Period Designation Department of Electrical Engg. 1990 – Present Professor IIT Madras 600 036 Department of Electrical Engg. August 1998-July 2001 Head IIT Madras 600 036 Electrical Engg. Department 1981 – 1990 Asst. Professor IIT Madras 600 036 Electrical Engg. Department 1979 – 1981 Asst. Professor Washington State Univ. USA

5. Research Area Telecommunications, Computer Networks and Fibre Optics 6. Academic Qualifications

S.No. Degree University Year 1. B.Tech IIT Kanpur, India 1975 2. M.S. University of Maine, USA 1977 3. Ph.D. University of Maine, USA 1979

7. Research Guidance : See Appendix I

8. Research Publications : See Appendix II

9. Projects : See Appendix III

1 10. Awards & Fellowship  1st Prof.S.N.Mitra Memorial Award, IETE, 1995  Awarded Finalist Best of the Show for NovaSwitch 2400 Ex, InterOp + Networld'96, Las Vegas, USA  Awarded the Prize and Trophy for the Best Product on Fibre Optics Educator Kit at Elecrama 1996, Bombay  Fellow of the Indian National Academy of Engineering, India since 1994  Fellow of Indian National Science Academy (INSA), New Delhi since 1999  Fellow of The National Academy of Science, Allahabad since 1999  Governor, International Council for Computer Communication Inc., (ICCC), 1999 - 2005  Awarded Dr.Vikram Sarabhai Research Award for the year 1997 towards the contributions and achievements in the field of Electronics, Informatics, Telematics & Automation  Awarded For the Sake of Honour Award by Rotary Club of Madras Central for the year 1998-99 towards the achievements in the field of Electronics, Telecommunications.  Awarded Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Award for outstanding contributions in the field of Engineering Sciences for the year 1998.  Awarded Distinguished Alumnus by IIT Kanpur, September 1999  Awarded Millennium Medal by CSIR during Indian Science Congress held in January 2000 at Pune  Awarded Dr.P.Sheel Memorial Lecture Award for the year 2001 by The National Academy of Sciences.  Awarded “Rajasthan Shree” Award by Rajasthani Association, August 2001  Awarded Silicon India Leadership Award 2001 for Excellence and Promise in Business & Technology Academics.

 Awarded Padma Shri Award 2002 for distinguished service in science and engineering, telecommunications.

 Awarded H.K.Firodia Award for excellence in Science & Technology for the year 2002

 Awarded Dataquest IT Pathbreaker Award for the year 2003 on 19th December 2003 at New Delhi.

 Awarded the Outstanding Academician Award 2003 Instituted by Sarsawathi Ammal Educational Trust at Arunai Engineering College, Thiruvannamalai on 26th December 2003.

2  Awarded the “Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry” (FICCI) Award for the year 2002-03 for the significant work in the category of “Outstanding Contribution to Knowledge Based Industries” by the Hon’ble President of India, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam at FICCI’s 76th Annual General Meeting, New Delhi on 7th January 2004.

11. Committee Membership  Member on TIFAC committee for the panel on Electronics & Communication, New Delhi, 1995-96  Member of the Task Force on Future Technology Forecast for India for 2020, TIFAC, New Delhi, 1995-96  Member on the Sectional Committee on Electronics & Communications of Indian National Academy of Engineering (INAE), New Delhi, 1997-98  Member of Expert Committee in the area of Optoelectronics/Photonics, Department of Electronics, New Delhi, 1993 – 1996  Member of Research Council Committee, CEERI, Pilani, 1994 – 2000  Member of the Task Fource on Telecommunications, Technology Information, Forecasting and Assessment Council (TIFAC), New Delhi, 1995 – 1996

 Member of Research Advisory Committee, K.K.Birla Academy, New Delhi, 1995 – Present

 Member of 9th Plan Study Team on Electronics Materials, Department of Electronics, New Delhi, 1996 – 1998

 Treasurer – PPST Foundation, 1985 – 2000  Member of the Working Group on “HRDE”, Department of Electronics, New Delhi, December 1996 – 1997

 Member of Board of Studies in Electronics & Communication Engineering for Andhra University, Visakhapatnam, 1996 – Present

 Member of the Engineering Sciences Research Committee, CSIR, New Delhi, 1998 – Present

 Member of the Centre for Telecom Policy Studies (CTPS), IIM, Ahmedabad, 1998 - Present

 Member of Selection Committee for the Swarnajayanti Fellowships Award, 1999 – 2000

 Member of Programme Advisory Committee (PAC) of Electrical, Electronics, and Computer Engineering, DST, New Delhi, 1999 – Present

 Member of IT Task Force for Uttranchal, Dehradun, 1999 – 2000  Member of the Board of Studies, University of Madras, 1999 – 2002

 Member of the Knowledge Network for Augmenting Grassroots Innovation (KnowNet-Grin), IIM Ahmedabad, 2000 – Present

3  Member of the Working Group on Information Technology for Masses, MIT, New Delhi, 2000.

 Chairman of the Steering Committee of the Photonics Development Programme of MIT, New Delhi, 2000 - Present

 Chairman of the National Advisory Committee of ISRO, Ahmedabad 2001 - PresentMember in the Research Advisory Committee, Centre for Indian Knowledge Systems, Chennai, 2001 - Present  Member of Committee contituted to evolve a Mission on Information Security by the Principal Scientific Advisor (PSA), Govt. of India, 2001 - Present  Member of Development Council for Telecom Sector, Ministry of Communications, New Delhi, 2001 - Present  Member of the Advisory Committee for Technology Information, Forecasts and Assessment Cell of the MIT, New Delhi, 2001 - Present  Member of the Task Force for Information Technology, Government of Tamil Nadu, Chennai, 2001 - Present  Member of the Working Group on Information Technology Sector for the Tenth Five Year Plan (2002-2007)  Member of the Working Group on Telecom Sector for the Tenth Five Year Plan (2002-2007)  Chairman of the Advisory Committee, Information Technology Institute for the Tribes of India (ITITI) Dehradoon, 2001 – Present  Member of the Task Group for Industry-academia level links in Telecommunication between India and UK (2001 – 2006)  Chairman of Inter Departmental of Technical group for Satellite Systems  IT Task force.  Chairman of the Confederation of Indian Industry Tamil Nadu Task Force on Industry-Institute-Interaction, 2003-2004

12. Board of Directorship in the Companies  Sasken Communications Ltd., Bangalore  Banyan Networks Pvt. Ltd., Chennai  Polaris Software Lab Ltd., Chennai  Jataayu Software (P) Ltd., Bangalore  n-Logue Communicatons Pvt. Ltd., Chennai  HTL Ltd., Chennai  Shyam Telecom, New Delhi  Enmail.com, Chennai  Tejas Networks Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore  NMSWorks Private Limited  BSNL 4  VSNL  Midas Communication Technologies Pvt. Ltd.  I-softech Private Limited

12..1 Advisory board/Governing council

 Member of the Governing Council of AU-KBC Centre for Internet & Telecom Technologies, Anna University, Chennai, 2000 – Present  Member of the Panel of Experts for the Investment of UTI Venture Capital Fund, Bangalore, 2000 – 2002  Member of the Apex Committee of the Incubation Centre at IIT Kanpur, 2000 – Present  Member of Advisory Council of Nadathur S. Raghavan Centre for Entrepreneural learning (NSRCEL), IIM Bangalore, 2001-present.  Member of the Technical Advisory Board of Media Lab Asia, IITKanpur, 2001-present  Member of the ICICI Venture’s Advisory Board, Mumbai, 2001  Member of Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR). Governing Body, Department of Science and Industrial Research (DSIR), Delhi.  Advisor on the Information Technology Committee of Directors of Punjab National Bank – September, 2002  Member of the Advisory Committee for Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize (2002) in engineering Sciences.  Member of the Advisory Committee for the book titled “Disruptive Technologies :The Indian Contribution” – Tata sons Limited, Mumbai, October, 2002.  Member of an Inter- Ministerial Advisory Committee, Universal Service Fund (USF), Department of Telecommunications, New Delhi, December, 2002  Member of the Working Group on Flow of Credit to SSI Sector, Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai, 2003-04

13. Patents Taken  Direct-In-Diallers for Decadic-Pulsing Telephone System, Patent Nos.173914 and 173916  A Long Range DECT System, Patent Nos.AN:333/MAS/97 dated 19th February 1997  A Long Range Relay Base DECT System, Patent No.AN:332/MAS/97 dated 19th February 1997  LAN Trainer Lab Apparatus, Patent Nos.928 dated June 5, 1999  A Direct Internet Access System, Patent Nos.25/MAS/2000 dated 8th May 2000  High Bit Rate Digital Subscriber Line Switch, Patent Nos.600/MAS/2000 dated 28th July 2000  Filed for “New Monics” an intelligent e-mail client, along with Raymie Stata of Analog Devices Inc, USA  Filed for “Broadband Internet Connectivity”, 2003. 5 14. Academic & Research Experience  taught for 20 years at IITM and 2 years at Washington State University.  38 papers in Indian and foreign journals, over 100 National and International Conference papers, 6 books / chapters in books and 6 patents

 6 Ph.D. guidance and 50 M.S guidance, large number of M.Tech and B.Tech guidance

 Major contributions in the Telecom and Optical Networks area  Major product development including corDECT Wireless in Local Loop (which is deployed in 11 countries), Direct Internet Access System and Fibre in the loop system.

 More than 25 sponsored and consultancy projects with total value exceeding Rs.15 crores.

 Two educational experimentor developed and commercialised (one being used in over 500 colleges all over the world)

15. Administrative Experience  Head, Guidance and Counselling unit, IITM, 1983-85  Head, Telecommunications and Computer Network group.The group constitutes of 11 faculty members over 100 project staff and about 100 Ph.D./ MS/ M.Tech/ B.Tech students + 300 engineers from industry : 1987 – present

 Head, Department of Electrical Engineering, IITM: 1998-2001  In-charge of several Computerisation work at IITM at various times including Library Computerisation, Academic Record Computerisaion and Telephone Bill Computerisation.

 In-charge of Telecom facility on IIM Campus for several years.  Chairman of several National Advisory and R & D committees including the National Advisory Committee on Communications and Information Technology

 Member, Development Council of Department of Telecommunications and Department of Information Technology, Government of India

 Member of Governing Board of six limited companies  Advisory/Governing board member of several institutes including JNU, CEERI, Pilani and Anna University KBC Center

 Advisory/Governing board member of several Centers including Centre for Policy Studies, Centre for Science & Environment, Centre for Indian Knowledge Systems, and Lok-Swasthya Parampara Samwardhan Samiti (LSPSS).

 Advisory Board member of several Venture funds  Advisory Board Member of Treasurer, Patriotic and People Oriented Science and Technology (PPST) Foundation: (1983 – present)

6 15. Contributions

(a) Academic

Dr.Ashok Jhunjhunwala has made significant contributions to the area of Surface Acoustic Wave Theory and Applications in the early years of his research career. He has now expanded his interests also to the areas of Communication Networks, Fibre Optic Communications, and Optical Signal Processing. While doing his Ph.D. research and in subsequent years, Dr.Jhunjhunwala proposed a theory on Spectrum of Acoustic Waves excited by an IDT on a piezoelectric crystal. Later, working with his Ph.D. students, he has extended the analysis to planar bulk acoustic wave response.

Later, Dr.Jhunjhunwala branched out into the areas of Communication Networks and Fibre Optic Communications. One of his Ph.D. students investigated the Design of a High Speed Integrated Packet Switched Network, which represents the type of technology required in the future packetised voice-data communication network. In the area of fibre-optic communications, he has shown how voice communication can be easily added on the widely-deployed Ethernet Network. In the paper on Implementation Considerations in a Fibre Optic Bus Network, he has discussed the design considerations involved in fibre-optic bus networks.

In recent years, Dr.Jhunjhunwala has proposed a variant of the Symbolic Substitution Technique, which could significantly improve the efficiency of its application in Optical Signal Processing. Further, A Design Tool for Symbolic Substitution has been developed which enables design of complex Optical Signal Processing systems.

Over the last few years, Dr.Jhunjhunwala and his students have been looking at the use of enhanced Telecommunications and Signaling to significantly improve the throughput in a Railway Network. It is believed that on existing track and with training at current speed, it is possible to enhance the carrying capacity of Railways by a factor of about 5.

A significant piece of work, led by Dr. Ashok Jhunjhunwala, over the last decade, is an in-depth look at costs and affordability of various components of the Telecommunications and Internet Network, especially in the context of developing countries. Concluding that the access part of the network is the key bottleneck in rapid expansion in these countries, Dr.Jhunjhunwala has focussed his work on examining the appropriate interfaces between the Access Network and Backbone Network and different options to build a cost-effective network. His work includes an in-depth look at Wireless Access Networks and DSL (Digital Subscriber Loop) access networks as well as V5.2 interface and Internet bypass in the access network.

(b) Administrative Responsibilities / Leadership

At the beginning of his career at IIT Madras, Prof.Jhunjhunwala was Head of Guidance and Counseling Unit (1983-85) and virtually created this organisation. In 1985 he became Head of Optical Communication Lab and in 1987 of Telematics Lab in the Electrical Engineering Department. In late 80’s he took charge of communication facilities at IIT M and took the lead in providing telephones to all faculty at homes and offices. For the last six years, he has been the head of TeNeT Group of IIT Madras and

7 has built the group to have nine faculty member, about 120 staff and a number of associated industries together, the research group’s strength today is 400 and Dr.Jhunjhunwala provided the overall leadership. From August, 1998, Dr.Jhunjhunwala heads the department of Electrical Engg. at IIT Madras and has taken an initiative to make it one of the most cohesive department of the institute. As a part of Dr. Jhunjhunwala’s administrative responsibilities, he took an initiative with  Analog devices – USA and instituted a chair in the Electrical Engineering Department of IITM in the name of “Analog Devices Chair” for $140,000.  Mr. Thomas Alexander, IITM alumns in the area of “Telecommunications and Computer Networking” in the name of “N.T. Alexander” for $1,25,000.

(c) Contributions to Education

Dr.Ashok Jhunjhunwala recognised that the key to strengthening India is imparting of wide-scale high-quality education to students around the country. Realising the crying need for demystification and providing a learning tool for fibre-optic communications, Dr.Jhunjhunwala and his colleagues developed a fibre-optic experimentor, which is now being used widely in engineering colleges throughout the country and in many colleges of the world including USA, Singapore and Australia. The product was awarded Best Product Prize at Elecrama’96 exhibition in Bombay in January 1996. Dr.Jhunjhunwala participated in the development of a similar educator kit on Digital Modulation Techniques and more recently that of a Computer Networking Educator. The latter aims to enable students to learn and implement various networking protocols in a variety of network topologies. All the three kits are being manufactured commercially today.

Dr.Jhunjhunwala has participated in and organised over the years a number of short- term courses for industry personnel, and teachers of engineering colleges, in the area of fibre-optics, wireless communications, computer networking and telematics. Besides offering such courses in several parts of India, he has also helped organise a couple of courses in Malaysia and a course in Vietnam under the sponsorship of International Centre for Science and High Technology (ICST). He played a key role in the formation of Joint Telematics Group (JTG) of the five IITs and IISC, about 14 years back. This group has been organising short-term courses every six months in the area of Telematics at different IITs and IISc, aimed specially at college teachers, but also involving a large number of industry participants. The group also developed a set of comprehensive video courses in this area.

Over the last decade, the demand for large-scale engineering education has resulted in the emergence of a large number of private engineering colleges, especially in South India. A large number of students are graduating from these colleges especially in the area of Telecommunication and IT. Unfortunately many of these students, even though they are bright and hardworking, have not received adequate training because of poor- quality teaching and inadequate infrastructure in many of these colleges. Recognising that the industry badly needs trained personnel, Dr.Jhunjhunwala took the initiative in establishing Usha Martin Academy of Communication Technologies (UACT), currently located at IITM. This joint venture between Usha Martin Industries and IITM is a finishing school to provide intensive training over a thousand engineers every year, on

8 sponsorship from industry. Using Internet based education, the group aims to provide quality training to a much larger number of young graduates in future. A similar initiative has been taken up in setting up IITM – Analog Devices DSP Learning Center at IIT Madras. This center plans to train a large number of engineers in programming on Digital Signal Processing the engine of today’s telecom systems.

(d) Contributions in building a Telecom Community

Dr.Jhunjhunwala has taken a number of initiatives in tying together the Communications and Networking community to enhance education and engineering practice. He works closely with IETE and played a key role in organising its annual Technical convention at Madras in 1989. He was on the editorial board of Journal of IETE and has also edited special issues of Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research (January 1995) and Journal of IETE (upcoming issue on wireless communications). He played a key role in organising a conference on Telecommunications Technology Alternatives and Policy on behalf of Indian National Academy of Engineering in 1996 in Delhi and National Conference on Communications in 1997 at IIT Madras. In March 2000 he envisaged and organised at Chennai an International Conference “Commsphere 2000 : Affordable Telecom and IT Solutions for Developing Countries” sponsored by International Radio Science Union (URSI). This conference brought together a number of scientists and practising engineers from all over the world.

Dr. Jhunjhunwala is a fellow of INAE, INSA. Indian National Academy of Science, and Governor of International Council for Computer Communications.

The most successful initiative in networking that Dr.Jhunjhunwala has contributed to, is the formation of Joint Telematics Group (JTG) of the five IITs and IISc. This group consists of all telecommunications faculty at the five IITs and IISc and has spearheaded spread of education in telecommunications and promotion of industry-academic interaction in the country. Besides organising a short-term course for engineering college teachers and industry personnel every six months on rotation basis at different IITs and IIsc, the group also organises National Conference on Communications (NCC) at different IITs and IISc every year. This is a unique occasion bringing together the best of academia and industry in India. The group also interacts with various government bodies and gives its inputs with regards to telecom policies in the country.

Another significant aspect of the community building effort led by Dr.Jhunjhunwala is the emergence of a group called TeNeT (Telecommunications and Computer Networking Group) at IIT Madras. The group consists of twelve faculty members at IIT Madras belonging to both the Electrical Engineering as well as Computer Science and Engineering department. The faculty in the group works without a hierarchy and is committed to development of education and telecommunications sector in the country. It is rare that such a large group works together in academic institutes today.

(e) Contributions in promoting academic-industry interaction

Dr.Jhunjhunwala has made a unique contribution in the area of academic-industry interaction, especially in the area of Telecom and IT industry. He works very closely with numerous Indian industries including Crompton Greaves, ITI, ECIL, HTL, Shyam

9 Telecom, HFCL, Usha Martin, BPL, Satyam Infoway, Reliance Telecom, Dishnet, ARM and Benchmark Systems. He and his group advices these industries in a variety of aspects including technology trends, Research and Development, product development and international collaboration. His group has collaborative projects with all these industries and has brought to the tune of Rs.10 crores of industrial funding at IIT. Besides, Dr.Jhunjhunwala has been pushing these industries to adapt itself in the post- liberalisation era to standup with the very best in the world. Many industry leaders today look up to Dr.Jhunjhunwala for guidance.

Dr.Jhunjhunwala has also established strong linkages with international industry and have projects with Analog Devices, USA and Acacia Networks, USA, Siemens, Hp R&D Labs, USA and in IT Media Labs.

(f) Contributions on Policy matters

Over the last five years, Dr.Jhunjhunwala has put forward a vision that India should have 200 million telephones and Internet connections at the earliest to enable its people on a large scale. He has examined the bottlenecks and pushed for policy changes that can make this possible. He works closely with Department of Telecommunications, Ministry of Information Technology, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India and Department of Science and Technology towards this. He was a committee member for the working group on “IT for Masses” set up by Ministry of Information Technology and was earlier a member of various task forces contributing to Vision 2020 document. He is a member of number of committees at MIT and DST.

Dr. Jhunjhunwala works closely with groups at IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore and IIM Lucknow in evolving telecom policies, which would benefit the country. He is a advisory committee member of “KnowNet-Grin“ (Knowledge Network for Augumenting Grassroots Innovations) at IIM Ahmedabad and also various institutes like Centre for Telecom Policy Studies (CTPS), Patriotic & People Oriented Science & Technology, and Center for Policy Initiatives. He is also an advisor to CII and a number of other organisations.

Dr. Jhunjhunwala has recently taken initiative titled “Sustainable Access in Rural Area (SARI), which is a joint project involving Jeffery Sach’s “Center for International Development at Harvard , MIT Media Lab, McKinsey and TeNeT group at IITM. The project intends to provide Internet Access in every village in two dishnets of India and build a commercial model which could be replicated to provide Internet to every village in India.

(g) Incubation Support

Dr. Jhunjhunwala recognised quite early that encouraging students and alumni to become entrepreneurs, specifically in high technology areas, is a key goal of the IITs. In the 80s, he helped incubate a company called “Benchmark Systems” formed by some IITM alumni. From mid-nineties such effort was taken up in a much more focussed manner and five companies were incubated in the department of Electrical Engineering at IITM. In 1995 nine students of IIT got together to form “Midas Communication Technologies Pvt Ltd”, which carried out development of Wireless in Local Loop along with IIT Madras. A couple of years later, Banyan Networks was incubated with some

10 IITM students to develop Computer Networking products. Similarly AdventNet (Vembu Systems), Nilgiri Networks, NMS works, Chennai Kavigal and n-Logue were started with the help of TeNeT group – all focussed on providing telecom and Internet in India. Today, Dr.Ashok Jhunjhunwala is working to set up an R&D park in vicinity of IITM in the model of Stanford Research Labs.

Dr. Jhunjhunwala is closely working with several Venture Capital Funds to promote R & D and entrepreneurship in India, with a belief that India could become a Design house for the world. He has also taken an initiative to set up a R&D Park associated with IIT Madras with the support of IITM alumni.

(h) Development Initiatives

As a natural outflow of his research interest in the area of communication systems and computer networks, Dr.Jhunjhunwala has built one of the finest groups called Telecommunications and Computer Networks (TeNeT) in the country developing full- fledged products for the Indian as well as International markets. Over the last few years, the system development efforts in his laboratory have snowballed, resulting in major technology developments. Currently he works with eight other faculty members and 400 engineers and technicians, developing low-cost telecom and network products for India and other developing countries. They have developed corDECT Wireless in Local Loop, which provides 35/70 Kbps Internet and simultaneous voice conversation at a cost much lower than that of any other WLL product. Digital Internet Access Switches (DIAS) is a DSL on copper product providing 144 Kbps or 2 Mbps Internet plus simultaneous voice. optiMA Fibre in the Loop system provides SDH fibre back-haul and lowest cost telephony. The CygNet Network Management System enables management of telecom as well as Internet network using a tiered approach. The products have been developed in partnership with companies like Midas Communications, Banyan Networks, Nilgiri Networks and Vembu Systems. These companies were formed by alumnus of IITM and incubated in TeNeT Lab at IITM.

Dr.Jhunjhunwala today is leading a movement to make India a premier design house for telecom and IT products with his vision to enable India to have 200 million telecom and Internet connections in India. He has helped IIT incubate a number of Telecom and IT companies. He has led the development of products, which are amongst the best in the world and specially suitable for developing countries. He has contributed at policy level to enable India to expand its telecom network. He has worked with the key telecom and network Industry leaders in putting forward a vision that developing countries need lower-cost affordable technologies. He has worked to take telecom and Internet to small towns and rural areas in India. The Wireless Local Loop system developed in his lab today is being deployed in Argentina, Brazil, Tunisia, Madagascar, Kenya, Angola, Nigeria, Yemen, Fiji and Iran besides India.

(i) Advanced Research

One of the key beliefs of the TeNeT group is that all the latest technological developments worldwide have to be brought to bear on its mission of enhancing telecom and Internet in India. While systems developed abroad for a different market may have only limited application in India, the technologies incorporated in them, with appropriate 11 re-design, give rise to systems that are more affordable and better suited to our requirements. It is therefore imperative for the TeNeT group to be at the forefront of research in wireless and optical technologies, system design and ASIC development, communication protocols, audio, video and image processing, and international standardisation efforts.

Dr. Jhunjhunwala has encouraged the faculty of the TeNeT group, along with the research scholars they guide, to be active in the all the areas mentioned above. Many of the research scholars also work part-time on product development. There is thus much two-way flow between these two important streams of activity in the TeNeT group. TeNeT faculty and their students routinely publish in international journals, present their work in conferences, and give tutorials on the latest technological developments. A number of leading companies have sought to establish laboratories at IITM to work with the TeNeT group. Among these are Intel, HP, TI, and Cisco. A Centre for Intelligent Optical Networks, (CION) set up with support from Sycamore Networks and its founder and IITM alumnus Dr. Deshpande, is fast coming up. MIT Media Lab works closely with the TeNeT group today, and plans to set up a Media Lab Asia Centre at Chennai with affiliation to the TeNeT Group.

Recently, TeNeT faculties have teamed up with their colleagues from other institutions and from industry to form a forum for developing the next-generation wireless technology in India. The aim is to move forward from merely following international standards, to driving them and creating Indian-owned essential IPR. This is the logical next step in the evolution of IT technology development in India.

The dream of Dr. Jhunjhunwala and TeNeT group is to not only see a couple of hundred million telephone and Internet connections in India, but also to make India a technology leader in research, product development, and services in the IT field. The group believes that with its focussed approach built on teamwork, and by uniting with the efforts all those who are striving towards this goal, this dream will soon become a reality.

(J) Contribution to Society

Dr.Jhunjhunwala has been active for a number of years in organisations like Patriotic and People Oriented Science and Technology (PPST) group, Centre for Policy Studies, Centre for Science and Environment, Centre for Indian Knowledge System and Lok- Swasthya Parampara Samvardhan Samiti (LSPSS).

The current mission that Dr.Ashok Jhunjhunwala leads is to enable every village of India to have telecom and Internet connections. Recognising that Internet is power, Dr.Jhunjhunwala and his colleagues have helped formation of the operators company n- Logue Communications Pvt. Ltd., focussed on providing telephone and Internet in every village. The work to provide such connections is going in Madurai and Cuddalore District of Tamil Nadu, Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh, Bagru in Rajasthan and Sangarur district in Punjab. The objective is to provide 1 million connections in Indian small towns and rural areas in the next three to three and a half years.

12 APPENDIX I Research Guidance

Ph.Ds guided Name of the student Title of Thesis Year of Award Elizabeth Elias Theoretical Analysis of Planar Bulk 1989 Acoustic Wave Devices R. Krishna Thilakam Design, Flow Control, and 1989 Simulation fo a High Speed Broad band Integrated Network K.V. Krishnamurthy Some Issues in Processing Short 1991 Segments of Speech Signals R.K. Sanghi Integrated Voice-Data 1995 Communication on Some High Speed Fibre Optic Networks Ranjani Parthasarathy Some Arithmetic Algorithm and 1996 Implementation Considerations for Electronic and Optical Computing P.R.Goundan Enhancing Throughput of Railway 2002 Network using information & communication technology

M.S. guided

D. Manjunath An Ethernet Interface for Tiered 1989 Networks Alok Raj A User-Microprogrammable Bit- 1989 Slice Processor to Emulate 16-Bit Processors Raghu Raghu An Optical Slotted Ring Netwrok for 1989 Point to Point and Packet Switched Communications R. Narayanaswamy Computer Software Security 1990 Products K. Vidyashankar A Fibre Optic-Token Bus Networks 1990 for Factory Automation Environments Mathew Thomas A Packet-Switched Wireless Data 1991 Network Aradhana Mehta ISDN in Indian Context 1992 Sanjay Gupta Design of a Remote Station Unit for 1993 a TDM-TDMA Wireless Communication System

13 Name of the student Title of Thesis Year of Award Archana Rao A Fault Tolerant Fibre-Optic 1993 Counter-Rotating Ring Network for Process Contrl Mahabir Prasad Micro controller based Instruments 1994 for Manufacturing Industries

Roopini Design and implementation of 2003 Second Generation optiMA Fibre Access Network System Ravindra Bhilave Fail-sage Multiplexer System for 1994 Ralilways K. Vijayalakshmi DSP Based System For 1996 Implementation of JPEG Still Image Coding R. Laksminarasimhan Drop & Insert Multiplexer 1996

J. Magdalene Ratna DSP Based Design of R.111 1996 Multiplexer and Sixty Channel ADPCM Transcoder J. Sowdhamini Interconnecting Ethernet LANs 1996 using Bridges G. Kalimani Venkatesh ISDN Signalling Protocols 1997 Implementation and Application to LAN Interconnection Correya Oswald Architecture for DECT Wallset and 1997 Base Station Vasudev Nambakkam Statistical Multiplexer for Variable 1997 Bit-rate Voice Signals Abhay A. Joshi Non-Coherent Receivers for DECT 1997 Air Interface Standard N. Ramesh Distributed Control Network Using 1997 LON works R. Thirumurthy Design And Analysisof FDDI- 1998 Ethernet Bridges N.P. Manoj Design of the 8-port Ethernet MAC 1998 ASIC and the FDDI Uplink for Novaswitch, An Ethernet Switch E. Elwin Stelzer Design of RMON for Large LAN 1998 Switches P.Dheenadeyalan Design & Performance of HDLC 1999 based Ring Network S.Marutha Nayagam Analysis, Design & Development of 2000 a Base Station Distributor (BSD) for DECT WLL

14 Name of the student Title of Thesis Year of Award

R.Ravi Kumar Internet Communications in 2000 corDECT Wireless Local Loop System S.Durgesh Design of a Wireless PBX as a 2000 Seamless Adjunct to a Wired PBX D.Sanjeev Implementation on Validation of 2000 Link Layer Protocols in Access Devices S.Shankar A Low cost, Compact Bedside ECG 2000 Monitor R.Sivan Analysis and Design of Relay Base 2000 Station for DECT WLL R.Kumar Mobility Management in the 2000 corDECT Voice/Data Network S. Mohamed Rabeek Internet Access in corDECT 2001 Multiwallset S. Koteeswaran Design and Implementation of a 2001 low cost flexible remote access switch with modem

15 APPENDIX II List of Research Publications In Refereed Indian Journals Full Name of All Authors Title Name of Journal, Volume, Year and Page Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Effect of Ocean Surface on Special Issue on Optical M. Mukunda Rao, V. Optical Communication Communication, Journal Rajendran, from Satellite to Submarine of IETE, Vol.32, No.4, S. Kalyanaraman and Varun July/August, 1986, pp Jeoti 331-337 B.B.Jha, V.Rajendran, Development of an Journal of Optics, Vol.15, Ashok Jhunjhunwala and Und33erwater Laser No.3, April, 1986, pp 79- M.Mukunda Rao Communication Receiver 87 G. Uma Maheswari, R.C. A Signal Processing IETE Journal, Vol.34, Sekar, Ashok Jhunjhunwala Workstation on the VME No.6, 1988, pp 435-440 and C. Eswaran Bus R.K. Sanghi and Implementation IETE Techincal Review, Ashok Jhunjhunwala Consideration in Fibre Optic Vol.6, No.2, March-April, Bus Network 1989, pp 97-110 Varun Jeoti, Elizabeth Elias Techniques for the Search IETE Journal, Vol.35, and Ashok Jhunjhunwala of Optimum Planar Bulk No.5, September, 1989, Acoustic Wave Devices pp 298-304 R. Krishna Thilakam and Simulation Studies on IETE Journal, Vol.36, Ashok Jhunjhunwala proposed design of a broad Nos.5&6, 1990, pp 446- band integrated network 445 Aradhana Mehta and ISDN in Indian Context Journal of IETE, Vol.39, Ashok Jhunjhunwala No.2, March-April, 1993, pp 69-75 Ashok Jhunjhunwala and Computer Implementation Journal of IETE, Vol.39, RanjaniParthasarathy, of the Straight Division No.5, September- Jegannathan Algorithm October, 1993, pp 317- 322 Mathew Thomas, Design & Performance Journal of IETE, Vol.39, Bhaskar Ramamurthi and Evaluation of a Low Bit- No.5, September- Ashok Jhunjhunwala Rate Packet Radio October, 1993, pp 281- Networks 290 Sanjay Gupta and Fibre Optic Local Loop Journal of Optics, Vol.22, Ashok Jhunjhunwala No.2, 1993, pp 43-50 C.D. Malleswar and Exploiting Inter-Processor Defense Science Journal, Ashok Jhunjhunwala Communication for Fault Vol.44, No.2, April, 1994, Diagnosis in Multiprocessor pp 99-104 Systems

16 Full Name of all authors Title Name of Journal, Volume, Year and Page

Ranjani Parthasarathy and Implementation Journal of Scientific and Ashok jhunjhunwala Considerations of Symbolic Industrial research, Substitution in Digital Vol.54, January, 1995, pp Optical Computing 75-90 R.K. Sanghi and Fibre Optics Ethernet Journal of IETE, Vol.41 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Network for Voice & Data (2), March-April. 1995, pp Communication 119-128 Bhaskar Ramamurthi and Wireless in Local Loop : Journal of IETE, Vol.12, Ashok Jhunjhunwala Some Key Issues Nos. 5&6, September- December, 1995, pp 309- 314 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Can Telecom and IT be for Journal of Rural the Disadvantaged? Development, Vol.17(2), pp.321-337 (1998), NIRD, Hyderabad Ashok Jhunjhunwala Looking Beyond NTP ’99, Journal of Bitcom India, Vol.I, No.1, January 2000, New Delhi. Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Wireless in Local Loop – Journal of IETE, Vol 46, Devendra Jalihal and Some Fundamentals No 6, November- K.Giridhar December 2000. Ashok Jhunjhunwala and Enhancing throughput of National Connectivity P.R.Goundan existing Railway Networks Vision : Surface using Information and Transportation and Communication Technology Communication, 20th (ICT) January 2001 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Challenges in Rural ASCI Journal of Connectivity for India Management, Vol 31(1&2); March 2002 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Drivers of Telecom in India IETE Technical Review, Vol.20, No.4, July-August 2003, pp 279-287

In Refereed Foreign Journals

V.B. Jipson, J.F. Vetelino, Lithium Iodate – A New Proc. IEEE 64, April, Ashok Jhunjhunwala and J.C. Material for Surface 1976, pp 568-569 Field Acoustic Wave Applications Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Temperature Compensated Electronics Letters 12, J.F. Vetelino, and J.C. Field Cuts with Zero Power Flow No.25, December, 1976,

in T13 VS4 and Tl3 TaSe4 pp 683-684

17 Full Name of all authors Title Name of Journal, Volume, Year and Page

W. Soluch, A. Duracz, R. Lec, On the Temperature Proc. IEEE 65, 1093 Coefficient of Delay for (1977) Ashok Jhunjhunwala, J.F. Surface Acoustic Waves in

Vetelino and J.C. Field LIO3 Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Berlinite a temperature – Journal of Applied J.F. Vetelino, and J.C. Field compensated material for Physics 48, 887 (1977) surface acoustic wave applications J. Melngailis, Ashok Surface Acoustic Wave Applied Physics Letters Jhunjhunwala, Properties of Fresnoite, 32, 203 (1978)

J.F. Vetelino, T.B. Road, Ba2Si2Ti08 R.E. Fahey, and E. Stern G. Uma Maheswari, C. Signal Processing Microprocessor and Micro Eswaran Implementation with a Dual- Systems, Vol.12, No.4, and Ashok Jhunjhunwala Bank Memory May, 1988, pp 206-210 Elizabeth Elias and Analysis of Planar Bulk Electronic Letters, Vol.24, Ashok Jhunjhunwala Acoustic Wave Devices No.4, February, 1988, pp 240-242 R. Krishna Thilakam and Proposed High Speed Computer Ashok Jhunjhunwala Packet Switch for Broad Communications, Vol.12, band Integrated Networks No.6, December, 1989 Elizabeth Elias and Theoretical analysis of IEEE, Trans. UFFC, Ashok Jhunjhunwala planar bulk acoustic wave Vol.37, No.1, January, response 1990, pp 2-12 Elizabeth Elias and New Orientation for Bulk IEEE Trans, UFFC, Ashok Jhunjhunwala Acoustic Wave Devices Vol,37, No.3, May, 1990, pp 230-32 Varun Jeoti and A Volume Perturbation IEEE Trans, UFFC, Ashok Jhunjhunwala Approach to the Problem of Vol.39, No.1, January, Ray leigh Wave S*cattering 1992, at a rectangular groove pp 127-137 R. Krishna Thilakam and The Design and Flow Computer Networks and Ashok Jhunwala Control of a High Speed ISDN systems, Vol.25, Integrated Packet Switched 1992, Network pp 241-257 M. Archana Rao, B. A Reliable Fibre-Optic Ring International Journal of Murugesh, Timothy A. Network for Process Control Optoelectronics, Vol.8, Gonsalves, Bhaskar No.4, 1993, pp 477-491 Ramamurthi and Ashok Jhunjhunwala Ranjani Parthasarathi and Symbolic Substitution by Optical Engineering, Ashok Jhunjhunwala means of one-of many Vol.34(5), May, 1995, coding pp 1456-1463

18 Full Name of all authors Title Name of Journal, Volume, Year and Page

Ranjani Parthasarathi and Modified Straight Division: A Euromicro Journal of Ashok Jhuhjhunwala Computer Implementation Microprocessing, of Multiple Precision Vol.41(3), June, 1995, pp Division 193-209 Ranjani Parthasarathi and Techniques for Efficient Optical Engineering, Ashok Jhuhjhunwala Implementations of Vol.35, No.10, October, Symbolic Substitution using 1996, pp 2830-2837 one of may Coding Ranjani Parthasarathi and Design Tool for Symbolic Optical Engineering, Ashok Jhuhjhunwala Substitution Vol.35, No.11, November, 1996, pp 3313-3322 Ranjani Parthasarathi and Multiple-Precision Square- Journal of Systems Ashok Jhuhjhunwala Root using the Straight Architecture, Vol.44, Square-Root Algorithm 1997, pp 143-158 Ashok Jhunjhunwala, The Role of Technology in IEEE Communication Bhaskar Ramamurthi Telecom Expansion in India Magazine, 0163-6804/98, November 1998 Ashok jhunjhunwala and Evaluation of Relative IEEE Transactions on P.R.Goundan Merits/Demerits of different Vehicular Technology, Signalling schemes used at 1999 a Railway Station for an approaching train in Indian Railways today

Presented in International Conferences

Ashok Jhunjhunwala, J.F. Berlinite, A Temperature Proc. 1976 IEEE Vetelino and J.C. Field Compensated Material for Ultrosonics Symposium, Surface Acoustic Wave 20 September-1 October, Applications 1976, Annapolis, MD, pp 523-527 Ashok Jhunjhunwala, J.F. The Surface Acoustic Wave Proc. 1977 IEEE Vetelino and J.C. Field Properties of Bismuth Silicon Ultrosonics Symposium, Oxid 26-28 October, 1977, Phoenix, Arizona, pp 675-678 P.H. Carr, Ashok New Low Loss High Proc. 1977 IEEE Jhunjhunwala, L.A. Veilleux, Coupling Mode upto 1 GHz Ultrosonics Symposium,

J.F. Vetelino and on LiNb03 26-28 October, 1977, J.C. Field Phoenix, Arizona, pp 679-682

19 Full Name of all authors Title Name of Journal, Volume, Year and Page

Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Theoretical Examination of Proc. 1978 IEEE J.F. Vetelino, D. Harmon, and Surface Skimming Bulk Ultrosonics Symposium, W. Soluch Wave 25-27 September, 1978, Cherry Hill, N.J., pp 670-674 Ashok Jhunjhunwala and Spectrum of Acoustic Waves Proc. 1979 IEEE J.F. Vetelino Excited by an IDT on a Ultrosonics Symposium, Piezoelectric Crystal 26-28 September, 1979, New Orleans, Louisiana W. Soluch, R. Ksiezopolski, The Piozoelectric and Proc. 1979 IEEE and J.F. Vetelino and Surface Acoustic Wave Ultrosonics Symposium, Ashok Jhunjhunwala Properties of 26-28 September, 1979,

Bi12 Si020 Crystal New Orleans, Louisiana R.S. Raghavan, J.F. Vetelino Temperature Compensation Proc. 1979 IEEE and Ashok Jhunjhunwala with Metallic Overlay films on Ultrosonics Symposium, Quarts 26-28 September, 1979, New Orleans, Louisiana Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Infrared Light Beam Link of International Symposium H.N. Mahabala, M. Mukunda Two Distant Computers on Data Communication Rao and Thomas Alexander and Computer Network, 17-18 October, 1985, Madras, India R. Krishna Thilakam and A Fibre Optic Network for SPIE O-E/Fibres 87 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Integrated Voice/Data Conference on Fibre Transmission Optic Networks, 16-21 August, 1987, San Diego Ashok Jhunjhunwala, R.K. Fibre Optic Bus Network for SPIE O- E/Fibres 87 Sanghi and D. Manjunath Voice and Data Conference Fibre Optic Transmission in a Ship Systems for Mobile Platforms, 16-21 August, 1987, San Diego R. Krishna Thilakam and An optical Fibre Wide Area International Symposium Ashok Jhunjhunwala Network for Integrated on Elect. Devices Voice/Data Transmission Circuits and Systems, 16-18 December, 1987, IIT, Kharagpur Ashok Jhunjhunwala, R.K. Optical Local Area Network International Symposium Sanghi, D. Manjunath for Voice/Data Integration on Elect. Devices Circuits and Systems, 16-18 December, 1987, IIT, Kharagpur

20 Full Name of all authors Title Name of Journal, Volume, Year and Page

K. Vidyashankar and Fibre Optic Token Bus International Conference Ashok Jhunjhunwala Network for Automation on CAD and Robotic Environments Applications, 19-29 December, 1987, IIT, New Delhi, pp 786-797 Ashok Jhunjhunwala and On the bulk wave excitation IEEE Ultrasonics Varun Jeoti by scattering of SAW at a Symposium, 3-6 groove: An interior October, 1989, Montreal, perturbation approach Canada Raghu and A Low Cost Optical Slotted IEEE Region 10 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Ring Network for RS-232 International Conference Based Communications Information Technologies for the 90s. Proc. Of TENCON 89, 22-24 November, 1989, Bombay Ashok Jhunjhunwla, A new Architecture for Conference on Signal S. Krishnan and R.K. Sanghi Metropolitan Area Networks Processing Communications and Networking, 23-26 July, 1990, Bangalore Ashok Jhunjhunwala and Placing Highways in SPIE Conference on R.K. Sanghi Manhattan Street Network Emerging Optoelectronic Technologies, 16-20 December, 1991, IISc, Bangalore Ranjani Parthasarathi and A New Implementation of Conference on Ashok Jhunjhunwala Symbolic Substitution using Engineering Opto- Triple Rail Coding Electronic techniques (CEOT 94), July, 1994, Bangalore Ashok Jhunjhunwala, P.R. A DECT-based Integrated Malaysia International Goundan Train Radio System for Conference on Railways Communication (MICC 95), 1995, Malaysia P. Dheenadhyalan, Design & Performance of International Conference Timothy A. Gonsalves, HDLC based Ring Networks on Computer Networks Ashok Jhunjhunwala (NETWORKS 96), 3-5 January, 1996, Bombay Ashok Jhunjhunwala Telecommunications in India International Symposium on Infrastructure of the Future, November 25-29, 1996, Bangalore

21 Full Name of all authors Title Name of Journal, Volume, Year and Page

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Access Networks for India International Symposium on New Horizons in Communications, Jan 21-22, 1997 P.R. Goundan, Intermediate Block Signalling 48th Vehicular Ashok Jhunjhunwala (IBS) A cost Effective Technology Conference Method to increase (VTC’98), Canada throughput of Railways Ashok Jhunjhunwala A Real Information International Conference Revolution in India on Computers & Devices for Communication (CODEC’98), January 13-17, 1998, Calcutta Ashok Jhunjhunwala Cost-Effective Wireless International Conference Local Loop for Developing on Commsphere Afrique Countries ‘98, July, 20-22, 1998, Dakar, Senegal Ashok Jhunjhunwala Lead Talk: An Overview of Telematics ‘98, Computer Telephony International Seminar on Integration Technologies Computer Telephony Integration – The Emerging Technology, 21-22 August, 1998, IISc., Bangalore Ashok Jhunjhunwala Affordable Fibre Access Photonics’98, Network for India and other International Conference Developing Countries on Fibre Optics and Photonics, 14-18, December 1998, New Delhi Ashok Jhunjhunwala Local Entrepreneurship for Acacia Conference, sustainable telecentres: South Africa, April 15, Case studies from Indian 2003 Villages” Ashok Jhunjhunwala Rural Wireless Local Loop Acacia Conference, Technologies South Africa, April 15, 2003

22 Full Name of all authors Title Name of Conference, Place and Year (Int’l)

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Affordable Fibre Access OFC ‘99 & IOOC, San Diego Network for Developing Convention Centre, 21-26th Countries February. 1999, San Diego, USA Ashok Jhunjhunwala Access Technologies for Seminar at Lucent Telecom Expansion in India Technologies, 5th March, 1999, USA Ashok Jhunjhunwala Telecom and Information The South Asia Forum at MIT, Technology to Bridge the 3rd March 1999, USA Gap between Rich and Poor Nations Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Axle Counter Based Block IEEE Vehicular Technology P.R.Goundan Signalling for Safe and Conference (VTC)-99, FALL, Efficient Train Operations Amsterdam, Sept’99 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Role of Fibre Access Invited paper at OFC’2000 network for the Developing Conference on Optical Fibre World Communication Optical Society of America, 5-10, March, 2000, Baltimore, USA Ashok Jhunjhunwala The Indian Information MIT South Asia Forum and Technology Miracle : Boom MIT India Program, 15, or Bubble? March, 2000, MA, USA Ashok Jhunjhunwala Unleashing the net in XVII World Developing Countries Telecommunications Congress/ISS 2000, International Convention Centre,7th – 12th May, 2000 Birmingham, UK Ashok Jhunjhunwala Connecting the Developing 2nd World Engineering World Congress 2002, 21st – 25th July 2002, Kuching, Malaysia Ashok Jhunjhunwala TeNeT Group’s Learnings Venture-University, Venture 2002: Asian Forum on Venture Business, 3 - 4 September 2002, Osaka, Japan

23 Full Name of all authors Title Name of Conference, Place and Year (Int’l)

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Connecting Rural Areas of Workshop on Regional and Developing Nations Rural Policy and Community Networking, Universite Du Quebee (UQAM), 9th October 2002, Montreal

Ashok Jhunjhunwala The Future of Community Global Congress on Networking:Civic Community Networking 2002, Empowerment through 10th October, Montreal. Broadband Initiatives, Wireless, Mixed Media

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Initiative to Connecting Rural ICEO-TIE Conference at JW India Marriott in Pennsylvania Avenue, USA 12th October 2002.

Ashok Jhunjhunwala University based Ventures PAN-IIT Conference, at JW Marriott, J.W. Marriott Hotel, 1331 Pennsylania Avenu, USA. 13th October 2002.

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Indian Telecom and Media Lab Asia, MIT, USA. Disruptive Technologies 18th October 2002

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Panel Discussion (Video World Telecommunication Conferencing from Chennai Congress (WTC2002), 26th to France) on Telecom in September 2002, France. India and R & D Ashok Jhunjhunwala CorDECT WLL “Designed to connect developing countries” at the Multisource Telecom Workshop, Eskom Megawatt Park, South Africa. 14th April 2003

24 Full Name of all Title Name of Conference, Place authors and Year (Int’l)

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Acacia Conference, in “Local Entrepreneurship for Session III “Universal sustainable telecentres: Case Access: Beyond Studies from Indian Villages”, Telecentres” South Africa on 15.04.03

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Acacia Conference on “ Rural Wireless Local Loop Session V “Innovative ICTs Technologies”, South Africa for Development” on 16.04.03

Ashok Jhunjhunwala “The Constance F and “Towards Doubling Rural Arnold C Pohs Symposium GDP”, University of Michigan, on Connecting in a Wireless U.S.A.,Ann Arbor, 2nd May 03 World: Bridging Global, Cultural and Economic Divides” Ashok Jhunjhunwala “Academic – Institute “India and Technological Colloboration-Perspectives Innovation”, The Asia Center, on Technological Harvard, USA., 7th May 2003 Innovation”,

Ashok Jhunjhunwala “The Stuart Gannes Digital “Towards Connecting Rural Vision Fellowship Program” India to Enhance Rural GDP”, Stanford, USA, 16th May 2003

Ashok Jhunjhunwala TiE meeting on Succeeding “Serving the next tier market”, with New Realities Silicon Valley, California, 16th May 2003

Ashok Jhunjhunwala India – Israel Telecom CII Telecom Delegation to Conference Israel, on “Driving Innovation in India towards emerging Markets”, Tel-Aviv, Israel. July 7 2003.

25 Full Name of all authors Title Name of Conference, Place and Year (Int’l)

Ashok Jhunjhunwala “What infrastructure are World Summit of Cities and required for territorial Local Authorities on the development?” Information Society, Lyon, France, 4th December 2003.

Ashok Jhunjhunwala “From Principle to Practice: Global Symposium of Country Presentations Regulators, Geneva, Promoting ICTs” Switzerland 9th December 2003.

Ashok Jhunjhunwala “What Technologies are “Scientific Cooperation: suitable for the South?” Balancing Social Demands with Technological Challenges North-South sustainable development- what is at Stake?“, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland. 13th February 2004. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Drivers & Inhibitors for How ill our life change in the Mobile Growth in South Asia mobile information society?, ITU/MIC workshop on shaping the Future Mobile Information Society at Seoul, March 2004 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Connecting Rural India Videoconferencing seminar on Technology can make telecenters services more affordable addressing World Bank staff and clients organised by the eDevelopment Services Thematic Group of the World Bank at Chennai, March 2004

Presented in National Conferences

Full Name of all authors Title Name of Conference, Place and Year Ashok Jhunjhunwala, A 16 bit bit-slice processor IETE Symposium on Digital Krishna Thilakam, and Techniques for Control and A. Augustine Instrumentation, 23-24 December, 1985, Madras

26 Full Name of all authors Title Name of Conference, Place and Year

Ashok Jhunjhunwala and Non Volatile Solid State Disk IETE Symposium on Digital S. Chander Emulator Techniques for Control and Instrumentation, 23-24 December, 1985, Madras

Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Optical Networks for IETE Symposium on Digital Raghu Raghu and P. computers Techniques for Control and Sridhar Instrumentation, 23-24 December, 1985, Madras, India

27 Full Name of all authors Title Name of Conference, Place and Year Ashok jhunjhunwala, A Numerically Controlled IETE Symposium on Digital M.S. Sekar and P. Bhatia Table Techniques for Control and Instrumentation, 23-24 December, 1985, Madras

Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Microprocessor aced IC IETE Symposium on Digital Sandhya Dwarkadas and Tester Techniques for Control and Sanjay Gupta Instrumentation, 23-24 December, 1985, Madras

Ashok Jhunjhunwala A Terminal for the Blind IETE Symposium on Digital Techniques for Control and Instrumentation, 23-24 December, 1985, Madras

Ashok Jhunjhunwala and Fibre Optic Token Bus International Conference on K. Vidyashankar Network for Automation and CAD and Robotic Applications, Environments 19-20 December, 1987, IIT, New Delhi, pp 786-797 Ashok Jhunjhunwala and Multiprotocol Network 32nd Annual Technical Sai Ramesh Controller Card For Personal Convention of IETE, 26-27, Computers May, 1989 Ashok Jhunjhunwala and Asynchronous Adapter for 32nd Annual Technical V.P. Badri 64 kbps Slot In A 1 mbps Convention of IETE, 26-27, Link May, 1989 Ashok Jhunjhunwala and An Optical TDM Ring Design 32nd Annual Technical Raghu Sastry for RS232 Interconnection Convention of IETE, 26-27, May, 1989 Ashok Jhunjhunwala, A Fibre Optic Slotted Ring 32nd Annual Technical B. Murugesh, Network For Voice Data Convention of IETE, 26-27, G. Uma Maheswari Communication May, 1989 Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Design of TDMA Wan 32nd Annual Technical V.VR. Bala Kuteswar, Supporting Remote Convention of IETE, 26-27, Mudit Mathur Programmability And Omni May, 1989 Bus Channels Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Fibre Optic Token Bus 32nd Annual Technical K. Vidyashankar Network Convention of IETE, 26-27, May, 1989

28 Full Name of all authors Title Name of Conference, Place and Year Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Development of a High Bit 32nd Annual Technical Lt. Atul Khanna Rate Packet Switch Convention of IETE, 26-27, May, 1989 Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Fibre Optic Network for 32nd Annual Technical S. Chitra, Sudeep Kumar, Power Stations Convention of IETE, 26-27, R. Sriram and J.P. Raina May, 1989 Ashok Jhunjhunwala, A Trainer-aid for Fibre 32nd Annual Technical Sanjay Gupta and Optic Digital Convention of IETE, 26-27, P. Senthilnathan Communication May, 1989 Ashok Jhunjhunwala, and A Simple Versatile IETE Seminar on “Telematics in Aradhana Mehtar Network Interface Card for the year 2000”, 17-18 Personal Computers December, 1990, Madras Ashok Jhunjhunwala Multiplexing Aspects of IETE Seminar on “Telematics in SONET the year 2000”, 17-18 December, 1990, Madras Ashok Jhunjhunwala, A Low Bit Rate Data IETE Seminar on “Telematics in Mathew Thomas and Network the year 2000”, 17-18 Bhaskar Ramamurthi December, 1990, Madras Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Computer Implementation Workshop on Current Research Ranjani Parthasarathy and of ‘Straight Division in Indian Mathematics and Algorithm’ Astronomy, 6-7 March, 1992, S. Jegannathan MIT, Madras B.R. Shankar, S. A new variation of the Workshop on Current Research Jegannathan Aryabhata Algorithm for in Indian Mathematics and andAshok Jhunjhunwala Solution of Linear Astronomy, 6-7 March, 1992, Congruences MIT, Madras Ashok Jhunjhunwala and Fibre Optic Local Loop Seminar on Holography & Fibre Sanjay Gupta Optics, 11-12 January, 1992, Madras B.R. Shankar, S. A new Variation of the Workshop on Current Research Jegannathan and Aryabhata Algorithm for in Indian Mathematics and Ashok Jhunjhunwala Solution of Linear Astronomy, 6-7 March, 1992, Congruences MIT, Madras Ashok Jhunjhunwala and Fibre Optic Local Loop Seminar on Holography & Fibre Sanjay Gupta Optics, 11-12 January, 1992, Madras Ranjani Parthasarathy and Recent Research in Indian Congress on Traditional Integral Algorithms Sciences and Technologies of Ashok Jhunjhunwala India, 28 November-3 December, 1993, IIT, Bombay

29 Full Name of all authors Title Name of Conference, Place and Year Ashok Jhunjhunwala An Introductory Tutorial on Congress on Traditional Indian Mathematic Sciences and Technologies of India, 28 November-3 December, 1993, IIT, Bombay Ashok Jhunjhunwala Wireless in Indian Telecom Infocom 94, December 1994, Network Bombay Ranjani Parthasarathi, A Simulator for Symbolic National Conference on Ashok Jhunjhunwala Substitution Communications (NCC 95), March, 1995, IIT, Kanpur Rolland Enoch, J. The Confluence of National Conference on Sowdhamini, Telecom and Computer Communication 96 (NCC 96), Timothy A. Gonsalves, Networks 17-18 February, 1996, Ashok Jhunjhunwala IIT Bombay N. Ramesh, N.P. Manoj, Implementation of National Conference on Ravichandran, LON_TALK – based Communication 96 (NCC 96), Timothy A.Gonsalves, Network for distributed 17-18 February, 1996, Ashok Jhunjhunwala Control System IIT Bombay Ashok Jhunjhunwala Innovative Use of Indian National Academy of Emerging Technologies for Engineering (INAE) Conference Rapid Expansion of on: Telecommunications Telecom Networks Technology Alternatives and Policy, 29-30 March, 1996, New Delhi Ashok Jhunjhunwala Expanding Telecom & Computer Society of India, Information Network in September, 1996, Bangalore India Ashok Jhunjhunwala Access Network Seminar on Telecom in 21st Century, 3 January, 1997, New Delhi Ashok Jhunjhunwala Relevance of Elite Seminar on Engineering Educational Institutes in Education for the 21st Century, India January, 1997, IIT Madras

30 Full Name of all authors Title Name of Conference, Place and Year Ashok Jhunjhunwala Cost Effective Rural First All People Technology Communication System for Congress, AIPTC, January, India 1997, Calcutta

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Telematics for Indian Plenary Session on Society Telecommunications, 84th Session of Indian Science Congress, January 3-8, 1997, New Delhi Ashok Jhunjhunwala Towards A Hundred Million National Conference on Telephones in India Communications (NCC 97), 31 January-2 February, 1997, IIT, Madras Rolland J. Enoch, NovaSwitch  - A Large National Conference on N.P. Manoj, C. Sanjay, High Performance Communications (NCC 97), 31 Umesh, J. Sowdhamini, Ethernet Switch January-2 February, 1997, IIT, Ashok Jhunjhunwala Madras

E.Elwin Stelzer, Computer Telephony National Conference on R. Lakshmi Narasimhan, Integration Communications (NCC 97), 31 D.N. Rajan, January-2 February, 1997, IIT, Timothy A. Gonsalves Madras Ashok Jhunjhunwala Ashok Jhunjhunwala, A Low-Cost Cordless National Conference on C.Mathiazhagan, EPABX Solution Communications (NCC 97), 31 S.F.Joseph Reddy, et.al January-2 February, 1997, IIT, Madras Ashok Jhunjhunwala Rural Information Network Wisitex Telecom Summit, 13th to 15th March, 1997, Delhi Ashok Jhunjhunwala Wireless Communication Symposium on Progress in for Cost-Effective Voice & Science, INSA, Hyderabad, Data Connectivity in Indian November 1-3, 1997 Urban & Rural Areas

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Use of LON Works for National Symposium on Industrial Automation Advances in Industrial Instrumentation and Measurement Engineering (AIIME 2000), December 28-30, 1997, Madras

Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Rail Transport Telematics National Conference on P.R. Goundan for Improved Train Communication’98 (NCC 98), Operations & Safety January 29-31, 1998, IISc., Bangalore

31 Full Name of all authors Title Name of Conference, Place and Year

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Development of Plenary session on Indigeneous WLL Telecommunications, 85th Technology Session of Indian Science Congress, January 3-7, 1998, Hyderabad

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Technological and Seminar at Indian Institute of Management Issues Management, March 12, 1998, involved in corDECT Ahamedabad development Ashok Jhunjhunwala Wireless Access Conference on Networks’98, Technology June 3-6, 1998, Bangalore

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Micro Cell/Macro cell and Conference on Spread Spectrum TDMA/CDMA – A Theory and Application, MIT Comparison Campus, 18-19 September 1998, Anna University, Chennai Ashok Jhunjhunwala corDECT WLL – A cost- WLL Conference, 23-25, effective Wireless in Local September 1998, New Delhi Loop Technology for developing countries Ashok Jhunjhunwala The Role of Technology in IT.Com’98, International Telecom Expansion in Technology Park, 2-4 November India 1998, Bangalore Ashok Jhunjhunwala R&D Tasks for Indian National Conference on Telecom Scientists Communications – 99, 31st Jan., 1-2 Feb., 1999, IIT Kharagpur Ashok Jhunjhunwala, S. Interconnecting corPBX to National Conference on Durgesh Existing Wired PBX Communications – 99, 31st Jan., 1-2 Feb., 1999, IIT Kharagpur Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Internet Access on National Conference on R. Ravi Kumar corDECT WiLL Communications – 99, 31st Jan., 1-2 Feb., 1999, IIT Kharagpur Ashok Jhunjhunwala, S. Interconnecting corPBX to National Conference on Durgesh, T.A. Gonsalves, Existing Wired PBXs Communications – 99, 31st Jan., Prakash B. Khawas 1-2 Feb., 1999, IIT Kharagpur Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Information Technology National Conference on P.R.Goundan Based Solutions For Traffic Communications – 99, 31st Jan., Congestion Problems at 1-2 Feb., 1999, IIT Kharagpur Station Yards of Railway Network

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32 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Access Technologies for Emerging Communication Telecom Expansion in Technologies and the Society, India INSA 15-16 March, 1999, New Delhi Ashok Jhunjhunwala, “Indian Telecom and Emerging Communication Bhaskar Ramamurthi, Internet Tangle” – What is Technologies and the Society, T.A. Gonsalves the way-out? INSA 15-16 March, 1999, New Delhi Ashok Jhunjhunwala Looking Beyond NTP ‘99 Conference on Telecom Policy Initiatives: The Road Ahead, 28- 29, August, 1999, IIM, Ahmedabad Ashok Jhunjhunwala WLL – corDECT Seminar on “Subscriber Access Technology”, BRBRAITT, 8-9 Sep., 1999, Jabalpur Ashok Jhunjhunwala Developing of Network for READIT’99, Indira Gandhi Digital Information Centre for Atomic Research, Resource Sharing 28th-29th October 1999, Kalpakkam Ashok Jhunjhunwala Indian R&D WiLL & Pune IT.COM’99, International Internet Technologies Seminar on 27th Oct. 1999, Pune

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Hundred Million National seminar sponsored by Telephones and Internet AICTE at Shunmuga Connections Engineering College, 30th October 1999, Thanjavur Ashok Jhunjhunwala Affordable Telecom Seminar on “Technologies from Technologies from India India” on November 18, 1999 at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi Ashok Jhunjhunwala “Looking Beyond NTP’99”, International Conference on Equity Diversity and Information Technology (EDIT), IISc., 3rd – 4th Dec.’99, Bangalore

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Future of Indian R&D Conference on HiPC’99, 17th – 20th Dec., Calcutta

Ashok Jhunjhunwala, CygPlan: an installation National Conference on B.Ramamurthi, planner for telecom access Communications – 2000, 28th – T.A.Gonsalves, networks 30th Jan., 2000, IIT New Delhi H.A.Murthy, B.Madhavi, K.Gupta, H.Solanki

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33 Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Use of existing copper National Conference on B.Ramamurthi, cable and optical fibre in Communications – 2000, 28th – T.A.Gonsalves, the railway network to 30th Jan., 2000, IIT New Delhi P.R.Goundan provide telecom services in small towns Ashok Jhunjhunwala, CygNeT: Integrated National Conference on T.A.Gonsalves, management for modern Communications – 2000, 28th – H.A.Murthy, H.Selvarajan telecom networks 30th Jan., 2000, IIT New Delhi Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Mobile train radio National Conference on P.R.Goundan communication for Indian Communications – 2000, 28th – railways – some key 30th Jan., 2000, IIT New Delhi issues Ashok Jhunjhunwala Telecom and Internet in International Conference on Developing Countries – “Affordable Solutions in Telecom Bottle necks and Solutions and Internet Solutions for Developing Countries (Commsphere 2000), URSI, 28th February– 2nd March, Chennai, India Ashok Jhunjhunwala Universal Access at Seminar on PTCIF, 25th March, Affordable Prices New Delhi

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Telecom and Internet in ITU-Seminar on IP, 29 – 31st Developing Countries – March, 2000, Bangalore Bottlenecks and Solutions Ashok Jhunjhunwala Enabling Indian Rural Seminar on Rural Areas and small towns Telecommunications through Telecom and Infrastructure Development in Internet India, 18th April, 2000, New Delhi Ashok Jhunjhunwala “WiLL Technology” for National Telematics Forum, Development of Chennai Chapter, 26th May, Telecommunications 2000, Chennai Infrastructure Ashok Jhunjhunwala Competitiveness of Indian Forum on Information, Information, Communication, Entertainment Communication & (ICE), Indo-Amercian Chamber Entertainment companies of Commerce, 24th July, 2000, in the International market Chennai Ashok Jhunjhunwala Rural Telephony – Rural Telephony 2000 – Technological trends, Technologies, Trends and Options & Solutions Options, Exhibitions India Pvt. Ltd., 5th – 6th September, 2000, New Delhi

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34 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Indian Innovations in CSI 2000 Annual Convention, Broadband CIO Meet, 15th Sep’2000, Communications Chennai Ashok Jhunjhunwala Technology & Business Seminar on Venture Capital, Indo American Chamber of Commerce, 29th Sep’2000, Chennai. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Barriers to Growth of National Conference on In- Knowledge Industry: house R&D in Industry, DSIR & Creating the Indian Hassle FICCI, 9th –10th , November Free Dot Com 2000, New Delhi Ashok Jhunjhunwala Affordable Access : ITWorld2000/COMDEX India, 6th Options for India – 9th Dec’2000, New Delhi

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Facilitating e-Governance : 3rd National Conference on E- Backbone & Infrastructure Governance & Democracy in the New Millennium : Challenges & Opportunities, AMIC-India, 11th – 12th Dec’2000, Chennai

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Telecom Technology Future Shock International Trends and the Impact on Advertising Convention, 19th Indian Lifestyle January 2001, Chennai.

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Enhancing throughput of National Connectivity Vision : existing Railway Networks Surface Transportation and using Information and Communication, 20th January Communication 2001, Hyderabad Technology (ICT) Ashok Jhunjhunwala Telecom and IT for the Asia & Pacific Region Masses MicroCredit Summit Meeting of Councils, 4th February 2001, New Delhi Ashok Jhunjhunwala Indian Innovations in Technology Summit – Nasscom Broadband 2001, Nasscom, 7th February Communications 2001 Mumbai Ashok Jhunjhunwala Wireless Solution for Wireless Internet Conference, 8th Developing Countries February 2001, Mumbai

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Affordable Telecom and IT Seminar on Wireless Multimedia Solutions Communications, IETE, 16th February 2001, Mumbai.

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35 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Enabling Small Towns and Workshop on Role of Information Rural Areas of India & Communications in through Telecom and Technology in Rural Internet Development, 19th April 2001, MIT, Delhi Ashok Jhunjhunwala Making Telecom and IT Special Talk at “Technology Revolution Work for us Day”, Dept. of Science & Technology, 11th May 2001, New Delhi Ashok Jhunjhunwala Connecting Rural India National Workshop on Strategies with Telecom and Internet for applying ICT for Rural Development by Tamilnadu Veterinary & Animal Science University, 17th May, 2001

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Making Telecom and National Symposium on Satellite Internet Revoluiton Work Communication, 25th May 2001, for us Bangalore Ashok Jhunjhunwala Connecting Rural India Conference on “Achieving with Telecom and Internet Connectivity for the Rural Poor in India”, May 31 – June 3, 2001 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Mobile & Fixed Wireless Connect 2001 international Access Conference on IT, Communication Technologies and Bioinformatics, Nandambakkam, Chennai, September 14, 2001 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Connecting Rural India Seminar on “Inforamtion with Telecom and Internet Communication Technology at E-Governane, IIIT Allahabad, July 28, 2001 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Connecting Rural India IIR’S 6th International India using corDECT WiLL Telecommunications Summit 2001, September 11, 2001, New Delhi Ashok Jhunjhunwala Connecting Rural India for Conference on “Change e-governance Management and Process Reengineering at E-Governance, Napoleon Hall, Le Meridien, New Delhi, September 21, 2001

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36 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Making the Telecom and Sheel Memorial Award Lecture IT Revolution work for us on 5th October, 2001 at the National Academy of Sciences, Pune. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Connecting Rural India SIDBI program and GIFT School using corDECT WiLL of e-commerce & e-governance organised by Department of Management Studies, IIT Delhi, November 2, 2001

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Telecom Technology and Seminar on Convergence issues Policy for India and Opportunities in the Indian Telecom Sector, New Delhi, November 2 & 3, 2001

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Telecom and Internet Plenary lecture in the Plenary Connectivity for India Session VII entitled “Indian Excellence in Global Competitiveness in Information Technology at 89th Indian Science Congress, Lucknow, January 7, 2002 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Strengthening Gyandoot Workshop on Development and and moving ahead Implementation of IT based Methodologies for Rural Science Education at IIIT Hyderabad, January 11-12, 2002

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Telecom and Internet Plenary lecture in the Plenary Connectivity for India Session VII entitled “Indian Excellence in Global Competitiveness in Information Technology at 89th Indian Science Congress, Lucknow, January 7, 2002

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Strengthening Gyandoot Workshop on Development and and moving ahead Implementation of IT based Methodologies for Rural Science Education at IIIT Hyderabad, January 11-12, 2002

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37 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Bridging the Digital Divide World Telecommunication Development Conference - 02” at Le-Meridien Hotel on 13th February 2002, New Delhi.

Ashok Jhunjhunwala IT & India Indo – US Science and Technology Forum, 18-19th March 2002, Grand Hyatt, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Rural Communication: 8th Annual Conference PTC India Challenges and Foundation, 22-23 March 2002, Opportunities India Habitat Centre, New Delhi

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Connecting Rural India Elitex 2002 Conference, 30th April 2002, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi Ashok Jhunjhunwala Wireless Telecom to Institute for International Connect Rural India Research (IIR)”, 9th May 2002, Maurya Sheraton Hotel, New Delhi. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Connecting Rural India National Seminar on Regulating Cyberspace: Implications for New Media Professionals, The Role of Journalists in Bridging the Digital Divide, 1st August 2002, AMIC-India, Chennai Ashok Jhunjhunwala Plenary Session-IV “Rural Connect 2002, 2nd International Connectivity” at Conference on IT, Communication Technologies and Bio-informatics, 19th September 2002, Chennai Trade Centre, Chennai Dr. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Telecom Infrastructure and 2nd National Workshop on “IT Rural Applications Applications in E-Governance, Administrative Staff College of India, 20th September 2002, Hyderabad. Dr. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Brainwave Lecture on CSA Showcase 2002, 21st Connecting Rural India September, IISc Bangalore Using Wireless

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38 Dr. Ashok Jhunjhunwala State of Telecom in India – Indo-British Workshop on Poised for Growth Collaborative Research in Telecomunications, 24th September IIT Delhi Dr. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Technology Development DA-IICT, 5th October 2002, for India and Rural Ahamedabad, Connectivity”

Dr. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Connecting Rural India Computer Society of India, 8th October 2002, Pune

Dr. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Connecting Rural India 37th CSI National Convention, Indian Institute of Science, 30th October 2002, Bangalore

Dr. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Providing Internet and Telecom Conference 2002 at Telephony on a Hotel Taj Man Singh, New Delhi Commercial basis to on 18th November 2002 600,000 villages of India Dr. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Management of Change Seminar on Banking and IT, Innovation Reserve Bank Staff College, Chennai on 27th November 2002

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Opportunities for India in The International Conference on Telecom “Communications Convergence”, 13th December 2002, Mumbai.

Dr. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Connecting 600,000 CIT 2002 Conference, villages with telephone and December 23, 2002, Internet Bhubaneswar. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Fibre Access Network International Conference on Photonics, TIFR Auditorium, Mumbai.

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Ventures in India in the Seminar on Management of field of Telecom Technology to Achieve Business Competitiveness, 15the January 2003. IIT Bomaby Ashok Jhunjhunwala Indian Telecom – Current National Seminar on “India’s Status and Future Telecom Sector – The Way Scenario Ahead”, 29th January 2003, Mumbai.

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39 Ashok Jhunjhunwala “National Cost Convention “Emerging Technologies and – 2003” Business Innovation as India poise for growth“, Le-Meridian, Chennai on 4th January 2003

Ashok Jhunjhunwala “Management of “Ventures in India in the field of Technology to Achieve Telecom”, IIT Bombay on Business Competitiveness” 15.01.03

Ashok Jhunjhunwala “Indian Telecom – Current National Seminar on “India’s Status and Future Telecom Sector – The Way Scenario” Ahead”, Mumbai on 29.01.03

Ashok Jhunjhunwala National Conference on (NCC-03) from 31st January to Communications 2003 2nd February 2003 organised by the Joint Telematics Group of the IITs/IISC at Indian Institute of Technology Madras

Ashok Jhunjhunwala 201M Connections in India National Conference on by 2010 – Making a Communications 2003, IIT Business Case Madras on 1st Feb’03. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Rural Market Opportunities 5th CII Telecom Summit 2003, and Challenges New Delhi on 6th February 2003

Ashok Jhunjhunwala R & D for India: Creating National Centre for Biological New Telecom and IT Sciences, Bangalore, 16.02.03 Ventures

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Financing the Rural Sector Social Initiative Group- Workshop – ICICI, Mumbai, 22.02.2003 Ashok Jhunjhunwala “Industry-Academia Felicitation of Prof. Raju at IC & Partnership – Future SR, IIT Madras, Directions”

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Statistics and Institute of Mathematical Communication Revolution Sciences, 28.02.03 National Science Day

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40 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Revolution through Internet “Pan IIT-Movement”, IC & SR, services and Mobile IIT Madras, 01.03.03 telephony

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Telecom poises for growth: “N. Rama Rao Distinguished Opportunity for India Lecture Series”, IIT Kanpur, 05.03.03

Ashok Jhunjhunwala “Internet in Every Village” “Think Policy” conference by TATA in association with the school of public policy, George Mason University and Indian Institute of Technology, School of Management Bombay, 09.03.2003 Ashok Jhunjhunwala “Business case for fixed “Wireless Communications”, at connections in the midst of the 11th Convergence India mobile hype” Conference 2003, New Delhi, 11.03.2003

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Telecom poises for growth “ Opportunity for India” at Wipro Technologies, Chennai 13.03.03 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Telecom and Rural “The road to Universal Access” Networking at the Plenary Session on Telecom Sector, Summit on Integrated Infrastructure Development (SUMINFRA), CII, Chennai, 20.03.03

Ashok Jhunjhunwala As telecom poises for “Technotsav 2003”, IIT growth opportunity for Guwahati, 29.03.03 India

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Economical Wireless “Emerging Technologies in Solution using Railway safety and customer station as Communication Satisfaction”, Vigyan Bhawan, Hub New Delhi. 14th June 2003

Ashok Jhunjhunwala Education and Publishing “Reaching the Unreached” for children in India organized by Tulika Publishers at the Asian College of Journalism, Chennai, 22nd June 2003

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41 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Communication Network Administration Technology in Banking Programme at Reserve Bank Industry Staff College, Chennai. 30th June 2003 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Towards Doubling Rural IEE All India Seminar on GDP in India Information and Communication Technology Connectivity in every village – “Commercial Internet” at Agartala, 17th August 2003. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Driving Innovation in India “Leadership Summit – SSI in towards emerging Market Focus” by Swadeshi Jagaran Foundation, New Delhi, 20th August’03. Ashok Jhunjhunwala National Seminar on Rural “Commercial Internet Upliftment through IT Connectivity in every village – Towards Rural Prosperity” at Coimbatore, 19th Sept’03. Ashok Jhunjhunwala “Bringing the Net Effect to “Wireless India-The 2nd Freedom One Billion Indians” Movement” organised by Intel Corporation, New Delhi. 20th October 2003. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Let us Integrate Rural India 4th Foundation Day of the into mainstream Economy URDIP, CSIR at Pune. 23rd October 2003 Ashok Jhunjhunwala “IT and Common Man” “Bringing the Net Effect to 700 million Rural Indians” as a Guest Speaker during the Inaugural Session of Bangalore IT.COM 2003 in Bangalore. Ashok Jhunjhunwala “IT and Common Man” “Bringing the Net Effect to 700 million Rural Indians” HP Labs, HP ISO Bangalore, 7th November 2003 Ashok Jhunjhunwala “Internet and India: Vision “ Internet Broadband and IP and opportunities” services” at Telecom India 2003, Mumbai. 13th November 2003.

42 Full Name of all authors Title Name of Conference, Place and Year

Ashok Jhunjhunwala IT and Common Man: Implementing Rural Bringing the Net Effect to Connectivity (Issues and 700 million Rural Indians Solutions) at the Seventh National Conference on e- Governance, Chennai. 13th November 2003. Ashok Jhunjhunwala “Tele-Medicine in Rural Inauguration of the Diabetic foot India” clinic organised by the Diabetic Foot Therapy, Research and Education Center, Sundaram Medical Foundation, Chennai. 14th November 2003. Ashok Jhunjhunwala “Financing the Technology Indo American Chamber of Business” Commerce at Chennai. 14th November 2003. Ashok Jhunjhunwala “Symposium on Emerging 69th Annual meeting of Indian trends in Communication Academy of Sciences, at IIT Technologies” Guwahati. 23rd December 2003 Ashok Jhunjhunwala “Connecting Rural India: Micro finance IT Seminar on towards wealth generation” Progressive Paradigm organised by i4D at Delhi 23rd December 2003. Ashok Jhunjhunwala “Using Internet towards “ Information Science in the doubling per capita Rural Future of India: Five Ideas that GDP in ten years” can transform India” at the 91st Science Congress, Science and society in the Twenty First Century: Quest for Excellence in Chandigarh. January 3, 2004. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Internet Affordability, 2nd Asia IT Ministers Summit in Management and Security” Hyderabad. January 12,2004.

Ashok Jhunjhunwala “Harnessing ICT for Social CIT 2004 conference in the Development” Session on Harnessing IT for Enterprise & Social Development at IIM Ahmedabad. January 16, 2004. Full Name of all authors Title Name of Conference, Place and Year

43 Ashok Jhunjhunwala “Can Internet be need to Science City’s “Popular Lecture double the rural GDP over Series”, Chennai. 3rd February, the next ten years” 2004. Ashok Jhunjhunwala Indian Minds HCL get-together at Hotel Taj Coromandel, Chennai. 10th February, 2004. Ashok Jhunjhunwala “From Cassette to CD Indian National Science ROM: Is Digital a Academy (INSA), New Delhi. Revolution?” 27th February, 2004. Ashok jhunjhunwala Doubling the Rural GDP in 14th Commodore Garg India Memorial Lecture organised by Institution of Naval Architects (Delhi Chapter) at IIT Delhi, March 2004 Ashok Jhunjhunwala Connecting Rural India – Foundation Day Lecture at Profitability National Academy of Telecom Finance and Management at Hyderabad, March 2004

Invited Talks

Title Conference

Wireless in Local Loop: Some Key Issues IETE Annual Technical Convention, 30 September –1 October, 1995, Pune

Wireless in Local Loop IEE Conference on Telecom : Technology Update & Strategies For Growth, 20-21 October, 1995, Anna University, Madras R&D Response to Growing Telecom IETE Technical Convention, New Need in India Opportunities & Challenges in Telecom, 5 November, 1995, Bangalore Telecommunications in India Telecommunications Seminar at British Council Division, 8 January, 1996, New Delhi

Challenging Problems in Ground International Conference on Frontiers of Radio Communication Over the Next Decade Science (INCURSI 96), 16-18 January, 1996, Calcutta The DECT System for India Indo-Italian Workshop on the Physics and Technology of Communications, 21-23 March, 1996, Bombay

Title Conference

44 Data Communication in Remote Technical Development program on Remote Monitoring Monitoring and Unattended Operation from October 24-26, 1996 at BHEL Corporate R&D, Hyderabad Expanding Telecom & Information 31st Annual Convention, Computer Society of Network in India India (CSI 96), 30 October-3 November, 1996, Bangalore Towards a Hundred Million Telephones in International Symposium on “Infrastructure of India the Future”, November, 1996, Bangalore

Wireless Local Loop Seminar cum Exhibition on Information Technology Trends (INFOTEX’97), January 17-19, 1997, New Delhi Drivers for Telecom in India 34th IETE Mid- Term Symposium” on Wireless and wireline Future Scenario” Vikram Sarabai Memorial Lecture, Mumbai Title Conference

Telematics for Indian Society Plenary Session on Telecommunications, 84th Session of Indian Science Congress, 3-8 January, 1997, New Delhi Rural Information Network Telecom Summit, Wisitex Telecom Summit, 13-15 March, 1997, Delhi

Fibre Optic Link Design International Centre for Science & High Technology, September 14, 1997, Vietnam

Wireless Communication for Cost- Symposium on Progress in Science, INSA, Effective Voice & Data Connectivity in November 1-3, 1997, Hyderabad Indian Urban & Rural Areas Development of Indigenous WLL Plenary session on Telecommunication, 85th technology Session of Indian Science Congress, January 3-7, 1998, Hyderabad A Real Information Revolution in India International Conference on Computers & Devices for Communication (CODEC’98), January 13-17, 1998, Calcutta Technological and Management Issues Seminar at Indian Institute of Management, involved in corDECT Development March 12, 1998, Ahmedabad

Communication Technologies for Seminar on Advanced Topics in Parallel Computer Networks Computing, June 22, 1998

Wireless Access Technology Networks ’98, June 3-6, 1998, Bangalore

Title Conference

45 Micro cell/Macro cell and TDMA/CDMA – Spread Spectrum Theory and Applications, A Comparision M.I.T. Campus, 18-19, September 1998, Anna University, Chennai CorDECT WLL – A cost-effective WLL Conference, 23-25 September, 1998, Wireless in Local Loop Technology for New Delhi developing coutnries The Role of Technology in Telecom IT.Com. ’98, International Technology Park, 2- Expansion in India 4 November, 1998, Bangalore

Affordable Fibre Access Networks for Photonics ’98, International Conference on India and other Developing countries Gibre Optics and Photonics, 14-18 December, 1998, IIT Delhi R&D Tasks for Indian Telecom Scientists National Conference on communications 99, 31 Jan, 1-2 Feb. 1999, IIT Karagpur

Access Technologies for Telecom Emerging Communication Technologies and Expansion in India the Society, 15-16 March, 1999, INSA New Delhi WLL – corDECT Seminar on “Subscriber Access Technology”, BRBRAITT, 8-9 Sep., 1999, Jabalpur

Developing of Network for Digital READIT’99, Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Information Resrouce Sharing Research, 28th – 29th October 1999, Kalpakkam Affordable Telecom Technologies from Seminar on “Technologies from Inida” on 18th India November 1999 at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi

Indian R&D in WiLL & Internet Pune IT.COM’99, International Seminar, 27 Technologies Oct. 1999, Pune

100 Million Telephones and Internet AICTE Sponsored National Seminar, Connections Shanmuga Engg. College, 30th October – 1st November 1999 Future of Indian R&D Conference on HiPC’99, 17th – 20th Dec., Calcutta

Emerging Access Technologies Short course on Mobile Radio Communication Networks, Oct. 25-4 Nov., 1999, IIT Kanpur

Towards Hundred to Two Hundred Million Plenary Session on New Millennium Lecture Telephones and Internet Connections in Series : Celebration of Science, 87th Indian India Science Congress, 3rd - 7th January 2000 Globalisation and Indian Telecom Globalisation and Development – XIV NIAS Technology Course for Senior Executive, 10-22 January 2000, Title Conference

46 Universal Access at Affordable Prices Seminar on PTCIF, 25th March 2000, New Delhi

Enabling Indian Rural Areas and Small Seminar on Rural Telecommunications towns through Telecom and Internet Infrastructure Development in India, 18th April 2000, New Delhi WiLL Technology for Development of National Telematics Forum, Chennai Chapter, Telecommunications Infrastructure 26th May 2000, Chennai

Competitiveness of Indian Information, Forum on Information, Communication, Communication & Entertainment Entertainment (ICE), Indo American Chamber companies in the International Market of Commerce, 24th July 2000, Chennai Telecom & IT in India Distinguished Lecture Series by IIM Ahmedabad, 9th August 2000, Ahmedabad

Enhancing throughput of existing Railway Seminar on “National Connectivity Vision : Networks using Information and Surface Transportation and Communication, Communication Technology (ICT) 20th January 2001, Hyderabad Telecom Technology Trends and the Future Shock International Advertising Impact on Indian Lifestyle Convention, 19th January 2001, Chennai.

Title Conference

Affordable Telecom and IT Solutions Seminar on Wireless Multimedia Communications, IETE, 16th February 2001, Mumbai. Making Telecom and IT Revolution Work Special Talk at “Technology Day”, Dept. of for us Science & Technology, 11th May 2001, New Delhi Trends in Communication Technology Ahmedabad Management Association, 12th May 2001, Ahmedabad.

Making the Telecom and IT Revolution Sheel Memorial Award Lecture on 5th October, work for us 2001 at the National Academy of Sciences, Pune. Urban-Rural Connectivity Talk at Hi-Tech Pune Conference, Pune, December 13-14, 2001

Telecom and Internet Connectivity for Plenary lecture in the Plenary Session VII India entitled “Indian Excellence in Global Competitiveness in Information Technology at 89th Indian Science Congress, Lucknow, January 7, 2002

Title Conference

Strengthening Gyandoot and moving Workshop on Development and ahead Implementation of IT based Methodologies for 47 Rural Science Education at IIIT Hyderabad, January 11-12, 2002 Telecom and Internet Connectivity for Plenary lecture in the Plenary Session VII India entitled “Indian Excellence in Global Competitiveness in Information Technology at 89th Indian Science Congress, Lucknow, January 7, 2002 Strengthening Gyandoot and moving Workshop on Development and ahead Implementation of IT based Methodologies for Rural Science Education at IIIT Hyderabad, January 11-12, 2002 Bridging the Digital Divide and World Telecommunication Development Preparation Conference - 02” at Le-Meridien Hotel on 13th February 2002 Towards Doubling Rural GDP The Stuart Gannes Digital Vision Fellowship Program, Stanford, USA, 16th May, 2003

48 Keynote Address Title Conference

Wireless Access in Densely Populated National Seminar on Wireless Technologies, 3-4 Areas – Is there enough Frequency August, 1995, Bangalore Spectrum Telecom Efforts Required in India over Symposium on Communication – 2001, 1 the Next Decade December, 1995, Chandigarh

Technology Industrial Economics, Park Sheraton, 25th March, 1998, Chennai

The Role of Technology in Telecom Technology Summit and Technology Platform ‘98, Expansion in India Hotel Park Royal, Nehru Place, 28th – 29th October, 1998, New Delhi Making Telecom and Internet National Symposium on Satellite Communication, Revolution Work for us 25th May 2001, Bangalore

Indian Imperatives and Optical CII Seminar on Advanced Communication Networks Technologies – Optical Fibre Communications, 5th July 2001, Park Sheraton, Chennai Trends in Wireless Communication National Conference on Mobile Computing, 10-12 December 2001, CSI Hyderabad, Hyderabad.

Rural Communication and Connectivity Confederation of Indian Industry, 18th May 2002, in India Hotel Kings Kourt, Mysore,

Telecom Growth in India Indian Railways Institute of Signal Engg. & Telecommunications, Secunderabad, 24th November 2002. Can Academic Institutions Start 16th National Conference on in-house R & D in Ventures? Industry, at Dept. of Scientific & Industrial Research (DSIR), 9th December 2002, Delhi,

Panel Discussion

Title Conference

Emerging Technologies towards cost CommsIndia’98 Conference, Pragati Maidan, 9-11 effective Telecom & Internet Services December 1998, New Delhi

Future of Indian HiPC R&D HiPC’99, 17th – 20th Dec. 1999, Calcutta Enabling Indian Rural Areas and small Seminar on Issues in Rural Telecom Infrastructure towns through Telecom and Internet Development in India, April 18, 2000, New Delhi

US-INDIA Startups and Investments: Silicon India Annual Conference and Leadership The Success Factors Awards 2001 at California, November 16, 17 2001

49 WorkShop and Tutorials Internet Infrastructure in Small Towns & Workshop on E-Commerce, Indian Institute Rural Areas of Technology, 4th & 5th June 2001, Mumbai.

CorDECT WLL Multisource Telecom Workshop, Eskom Megawatt Park, South Africa, April 4th, 2003

Academic-Institute Collaboration- Perspectives on Technological Innovation Workshop on “India and Technological Innovation”, The Asia Center, Harvard, USA, May 7th, 2003

Edited  Special issue on Telematics for Journal of IETE, Vol.39, No.5, March-April, 1993  Special issue of Journal of Scientific & Industrial Research, January, 1995  Special Issue of the IETE Journal of Research on Wireless Technologies, 2001

Chaired  A Session in SPIE Conf. on Emerging Optoelectronic Technologies, 16-20 December, 1991, IISc., Bangalore  A Session in Symposium on New Horizons in Communications, 21-22 January, 1997, Bangalore  A Session on Communications Theory & Techniques : Advances & Directions, 21st and 22nd Jan.'97, IISc., Bangalore  A Session in National Conference on Communications (NCC'97), Jan.31 – Feb.3 '97, IIT Chennai  A Session on Technology, Organised by Industrial Economist, 25th May, 1998, Chennai

 A Session in Seminar on Technologies from India

 A Session on Wireless Communications in ELITEX 2000 – Seminar 31st Jan, - 1st Feb., 2000, New Delhi  A Session on Telecom R&D in India in 2nd Global Telecom Summit 2002, 27th September 2002 Bangalore.  Session on “Entrepreneurship at Grass Roots” at TieCon – 2002, Bangalore on 30th October 2002

50  One Day workshop on 201M Connections in India by 2010 – Making a Business Case in the National Conference on Communications, Feb.1, 2003, IIT Madras.

Continuing Education and Conference Organised

 Short Term Course on Microprocessor  Fibre Optics for DRDO, January, 1985  Fibre Optics for BHEL, January, 1986  Internation Workshop on Optical Communication, March 1984 Short Term course in Malaysia for Fibre Optics, Organised by COSTED, 1986  Short Term Course on Fibre Optic Application in Service Sector, April 1988  Principles of Telematics: Intensive Course on Digital Technology, December, 1988  Short Term Course on Cellular Radio Mobile Communication, January, 1989  Short Term Course on Digital Modulation Technique, December 1991  Short Term Course on Fibre Optics Communication in

Malaysia, June, 1994  Short Term Course on Telematics, December 1995  National Conference on Communications, 31 January- 2 February, 1997  Short Term Course on System Software and Communications – I, organised by Usha Martin, Calcutta, May, 1999  Short Term Course on System Software and Communications – II, organised by Usha Martin, Calcutta, August, 1999  International Workshop on Equity Diversity and Information Technology (EDIT), NIAS, Bangalore, December 1999

Number of Text Books / Monographs Authored or Co-authored Name of Author Title of Text Book Publishing Year of Monography Company Publication A.Jhunjhunwala Fibre Optic Educator User Comptec Electronics 1988 Manusal Pvt. Ltd., Madras A.Jhunjhunwala Indian Mathematics – An Wiley Eastern 1993

51 Intoduction A.Jhunjhunwala Chapter on “Indian Telecom & Narosa Publishing 1999 Internet Tangle – What is the House, New Delhi. Way Out?”, in Emerging Communication Technologies And Society, p.nos.29-42, A.Jhunjhunwala Towards Enabling India through National Institute of 2000 Telecom and Internet Science Connections, New Millennium Communications, Lectures : Celeberation of New Delhi. Science, CSIR, pp. 81 – 108, 2000 Ashok Towards Enabling India through New Millennium 2000 Jhunjhunwala Telecom and Internet Lectures : Connections Celeberation of Science, CSIR, pp. 81 – 108, Ashok “Looking Beyond NTP’99”, IDFC, Chennai 2001 Jhunjhunwala page No.210, India Infrastructure report 2001 by IDFC, IIM and IIT Kanpur. A.Jhunjhunwala Telecommunications Reform in Greenwood 2002 India “Strategies for Rapid Publishing Group, Telecommunications and Inc. USA Internet Growth” A.Jhunjhunwala Telecommunications Reform in Greenwood 2002 India “Strategies for Rapid Publishing Group, Telecommunications and Inc. USA Internet Growth” A.Jhunjhunwala Taking Internet Connections to Book titled 2002 Rural India Technology Enabled Flexible Education & Development

52 APPENDIX III Sponsored Projects Title of the Project Duration Sponsoring-Agency Value of Investigator/ Project in Co-ordinator lakhs Feasibility studies on the 1984-88 Department of Rs. 15.95 Co-ordinator Application of Electronics, New Delhi Blue/GreenLaser for Underwater Comm Development of TDMA for 1988-92 TRC/ Centre for Rs.41 Co-ordinator Rural Communication Radio Development of Systems Telematics , Bangalore Fibre Optic Systems for 1986-92 Department of Rs.90 Co-ordinator Service Sector Application Electronics, New Delhi Development of some 1986-91 A.R.D.B. Rs.46.80 Investigator Optical Couplers Development of 8 nos. 1986-91 D.R.D.O. Rs.32.20 Investigator Engineered version of Fibre Optic Communication System Development of 1553 1987-91 A.R.D.B. Rs.38.66 Co-ordinator Compatible Fibre Optic Data Bus Telematics 1986-94 Ministry of HRD Rs.75.0 Co-ordinator Model for study of Optical 1989-90 N.S.T.L. Rs.1.22 Co-ordinator Scattering at Airwater Visakapattinam Interface Foundation of Mathematics 1991-94 Department of Science Rs.5.34 Co-ordinator in Indian Tradition and Technology Fibre Optics Railway 1993-94 Department of Rs.17.0 Co-ordinator Signalling and Electronics, New Delhi Communication System Mangrove Ecosystem 1993-94 M.S. Swaminathan Rs.1.5 Co-ordinator Information Services Research Foundation, Madras FDDI Station Management 1993-94 Department of Rs. 27.0 Co-ordinator Protocols & Ethernet Bridge Electronics, New Delhi A Peer-to-peer 802.11b 2002-04 Media Lab Asia Rs.48.0 Co-ordinator based Mesh Network for Rural Communities (Phase I) Title of the Project Duration Sponsoring-Agency Value of Investigator/ Project in Co-ordinator lakhs PLDs for Access Devices 2003-05 Media Lab Asia Rs.114.6 Co-ordinator

53 HP Lab for Technology for 2001-04 HP India Software Rs.48.17 Investigator Developing Markets Operations Ltd.

Title of the Project Duration Sponsoring-Agency Value of Investigator/ Project in Co-ordinator lakhs Intelligent Optical Networks 2001-04 IITM Alumni Rs.48.0 Investigator Association, USA Design of Satellite Modems 2003–05 ISRO, Ahmedabad Rs.159.85 Investigator and Transcoders for Sparse Area Communication System Driving Applications on 2003-05 Intel,USA Rs.45.78 Investigator Wireless Internet in Rural India

54 Research Based Industrial Consultancy Projects Title of the Poject Duration Sponsoring Agency Value (Rs. In Lakhs) Development of Fibre Optic 1986-90 W.S.Industries, Rs.5.00 replacement of PLCC Bangalore Development of 32 Channel Fibre 1987-89 Electronics Rs.2.50 Optic Mux-Demux for RS232 Interface Corporation of India Limited, Hyderabad A versatile Fibre Optic Time Division 1989-91 Electronics Rs.5.00 Multiplexed Voice and Data Network Corporation of India Limited, Hyderabad Wirless Multi-access Messaging 1989-91 Intelligent Commn, Rs.2.60 System Equipment Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad Development of Drop Insert PCM 1989-91 Indian Telephone Rs.2.5 equipment Industries, Naini 1553 B Data Bus Network Analysis 1989-90 Aeronomy Rs.1.0 through Simulation Modelling Development Agency, Bangalore Development of EKB with LCD 1990 Hindustan Rs.1.0 Display Teleprinters Ltd., Madras Telephone Sharing System 1990-91 Innovation Commn Rs.1.4+R Systems, Hyderabad Development of Digital 1990-91 Universal Rs.0.75+R Communication Educator Kit Instruments, Bangalore Development of EKB Concentrator 1990 Hindustan Rs.1.0 Teleprinters Ltd., Madras Fibre Optic Based Double Ring 1991-92 Instrumentation Rs.5.5 Telemetry System Limited, Kota Fibre Optic Communicator 1990 Benchmark System, Rs.5.5 Madras Development of an Electronic 1990-91 Gillanders, Rs.0.15 Totalizer Unit for Conveyor Belt Arbuthnot & Co, Weighing System Ltd., Calcutta G732 Compatible Mux with Drop and 1991-91 W.S.Industries Rs.3.24 Insert Capability (India) P. Ltd. Operator Console for EPABX 1991-92 W.S.Industries Rs.1.25 (India) P. Ltd. Title of the Poject Duration Sponsoring – Value Agency (Rs. In Lakhs) Failsafe Signal Multiplexer Systems 1991-92 Crompton Greaves Rs.5.5 for Railways Ltd., New Delhi Development of R111 Compatible 1991-92 Unitel Rs.2.5 Multiplexer for Telegraph & Data Communications Transmission Limited, Bhubaneswar Simulation of Study of High Quality 1991-92 Indchem Research Rs.0.80 Wideband Audio Compression & Development Techniques Laboratory, Madras DSP Based PLCC System 1992-93 W.S.Industries Rs.4.00 (India) P. Ltd. Development of a Neuron-based 1993-94 Alacrity Electronics, Rs.15.0 + R Distributed Control SCADA System – Chennai Phase II Integra-SQL Based Software 1992-93 Grasim Industries, Rs.1.00 Development Calicut Ethernet Driver and Monitor 1992-93 Zenith Rs.0.40 Technologies, Bombay PC-Based Ethernet Bridge 1992-93 Mulitmedia Inc., Rs.1.00 Madras 6 Channel ADPCM Mux with D&I for 1993-94 W.S.Telesystems, Rs.7.5 +R Rlys and 60 Channel ADPCM Bangalore Transcoder Development of New DSP Based 1993-99 Analog Devices, Rs.7.875 Products USA Design & Development of Bedside 1993-94 Siemens, Madras Rs.6.0 ECG Monitor Ethernet Twisted Pair Remote Bridge 1993-94 Citi Bank, Madras Rs.2.5 Networked Library Information System 1993-94 International Ocean Rs.1.5 Institute, Malta Digital Telephony Answering Machine 1993-2000 Analog Devices, R USA Wireless in Local Loop 1993-2000 ADI,USA Westel Rs.800 +R Wireless, Bangalore, ECIL, Hyderabad, Shyam Telecom Ltd., New Delhi Title of the Poject Duration Sponsoring – Value Agency (Rs. In Lakhs) Computer Networking Activity 1995-2000 Acacia Networks, Rs.160 + R USA

56 Two Port Local and Remote Ethernet 1995-99 Excellent R Bridge Computers, Madras Development of ISDN Terminals 1996-98 Tata Telecom, Rs.4.0 + R Gandhinagar ISDN Interface for Paradigm 1996-97 Tata Telecom, Rs.9.0 + R Exchange Gandhinagar E1 Circuit Multiplier 1996-97 Shyam Telecom Rs.1.5 + Ltd., New Delhi 2.5% R Development of a Neuron-based 1997-98 Alacrity Electronics, Rs.18.0 + R Distributed Control SCADA System – Chennai Phase II Fibre in Local Loop 1997-2000 HFCL & Shyam Rs.90.0 + R Telecom New Delhi Study of Development of Simulation 1997-98 ISRO, Ahmedabad Rs.2.0 for Multi-carrier Satcom Modem Co-channel Signal Recovery 1997-98 Ericsson, USA Rs.8.0 Design of LANfone System 1998-99 BPL Telecom Ltd., Rs.1.3 Bangalore Digital Internet Access System 1998-99 ARM-Hyderabad Rs.100.0 + R HFCL, & Shyam Telecom, Delhi. ADI-IITM DSP Learning Centre Analog 2001-2004 Rs.10.0 Devices, USA Cygplan Access Network Planner 2001-2 Nilgiri Networks, Rs.1.0 + R Ooty Minnow 2001-3 Nilgiri Networks, Rs.3.5 + R Ooty

Consultancy Projects Title of the Poject Duration Sponsoring – Agency Value (Rs. In Lakhs) Ventureast TeNeT Fund 2000-1 APIDC Ventureast Rs.2.40 + R Advisors, Hyderabad

Integrated SoftTech Solutions Pvt. Lot 2002 IsoftTech, Chennai Rs.1.20 Title of the Poject Duration Sponsoring – Agency Value (Rs. In Lakhs) Usha Comm. 2001 Usha Comm., Rs.0.96 Calcutta

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