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Civil Engineering Division Council, Cedc ANNEX 1 (Item 3.1) COMPOSITION OF CIVIL ENGINEERING DIVISION COUNCIL, CEDC SCOPE: STANDARDIZATION IN THE FIELD OF CIVIL ENGINEERING INCLUDING STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING, BUILDING MATERIALS AND COMPONENTS, PLANNING, DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING STRUCTURES AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT, CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES, SAFETY IN BUILDING; BUT EXCLUDING THOSE SUBJECTS WHICH SPECIFICALLY RELATE TO WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT' Nos. of Meetings Date Place Twentieth 24 Apr 2015 New Delhi Twenty-first 23 Nov 2016 New Delhi Twenty-second 15 Nov 2017 New Delhi COMPOSITION OF CIVIL ENGINEERING DIVISION COUNCIL, CEDC NAME OF THE ORGANISATION REPRESENTED BY STATUS ATTENDANCE 1 In Personal Capacity, New Delhi Shri H.S. Dogra CHAIRMAN U 3/3 2 Ahluwalia Contracts (India) Ltd, Ghaziabad Nomination Awaited U 0/0 3 Ambuja Cements Limited, Ahmedabad Shri Jitendra P. Desai M 1/3 Shri Umesh P. Soni (Alternate) 4 Association of Consulting Civil Engineering Nomination Awaited T 0/0 (India), Bengaluru 5 Border Roads Organization, New Delhi Shri Vinod Kumar U 0/3 Shri Harendra Kumar (Alternate) 6 Builders’ Association of India, New Delhi Shri Arun Sahai U 2/3 Shri Rajiv Goel (Alternate) 7 Building Materials & Technology Dr Shailesh Kr. Agarwal T 1/3 Promotion Council, New Delhi 8 Bureau of Energy Efficiency, New Delhi Shri Sanjay Seth T 0/3 9 Cement Manufacturers’ Association, Shri Aparna Dutt Sharma M 3/3 Noida Dr S.K. Handoo (Alternate) 10 CSIR-Central Building Research Institute, Dr N. Gopalakrishnan T 2/3 Roorkee Dr Achal Kumar Mittal (Alternate) 11 CSIR-Central Road Research Institute, Dr Lakshmy Parmeshwaran T 3/3 New Delhi Dr Rakesh Kumar (Alternate) 12 CSIR-National Environment Engg. Shri J.K. Bhasin T 0/3 Research Institute, Nagpur Shri R. K. Gupta (Alternate) 10 NAME OF THE ORGANISATION REPRESENTED BY STATUS ATTENDANCE 13 CSIR-Structural Engineering Research Prof Santosh Kapuria T 1/3 Centre, Chennai Dr K. Balaji Rao (Alternate) 14 Central Public Health & Environment Shri V.K. Chaurasia U 0/3 Engg. Organization, New Delhi Shri A.K. Saha (Alternate) 15 Central Public Works Department, New Shri Davendra Kumar Garg U 1/3 Delhi Shri Rajesh Khare (Alternate) 16 Central Water Commission, New Delhi Member (D&R) U 0/3 Director (CMDD) (N&W) (Alternate) 17 Construction Industry Development Dr P.R. Swarup U 1/3 Council, New Delhi Shri Nathaniel Mohler (Alternate) 18 Construction Skill Development Council Shri Anand Kumar Singh U 0/1 of India, New Delhi Ms Jancy Mathew (Alternate) 19 Consulting Engineer Association of India, Nomination Awaited T 0/0 New Delhi 20 Delhi Development Authority, New Delhi Member (Engineering) U 2/3 Chief Engineer (CDO) (Alternate) 21 Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd, Nomination Awaited U 0/0 New Delhi 22 Engineers India Limited, New Delhi Shri Rajanji Srivastava U 3/3 Shri Anurag Sinha (Alternate) 23 Federation of Indian Plywood and Shri Ajay Baldawa M 0/3 Panel Industry, Kolkata Dr C.N. Pandey (Alternate) 24 Forest Research Institute, Dehradun Head (Forest Products Division) T 0/3 Shri Rajesh Bhandari (Alternate) 25 Gammon Engineers & Contractors Shri Venkataramana N. Heggade U 1/3 (P) Ltd, Mumbai Shri Anand Desai (Alternate) 26 Government e-Marketplace, New Delhi Nomination Awaited T 0/0 27 Housing and Urban Development Shri Akhilesh Kumar U 2/3 Corporation Limited, New Delhi Shri Deepak Bansal (Alternate) 28 Indian Association of Structural Shri Mahendra Raj U 3/3 Engineers, New Delhi Shri Manoj Mittal (Alternate) 29 Indian Buildings Congress, New Delhi Shri P.S. Chadha U 2/3 Shri N.K. Singh (Alternate) 30 Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru Nomination Awaited T 0/0 31 Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, Nomination Awaited T 0/0 New Delhi 11 NAME OF THE ORGANISATION REPRESENTED BY STATUS ATTENDANCE 32 Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Nomination Awaited T 0/0 Chennai 33 Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Nomination Awaited T 0/0 Roorkee 34 Indian Plywood Industries Research Director T 3/3 and Training Institute, Bangalore Shri Anand Nandawar (Alternate) 35 Indian Roads Congress, New Delhi Secretary General T 1/3 Director (Alternate) 36 Indore Municipal Corporation, Nomination Awaited U 0/0 Indore 37 Larsen & Toubro Limited, Chennai Nomination Awaited U 0/0 38 Lime Manufacturers Association of Shri Vidya P. Agarwal M 3/3 India, New Delhi 39 MECON Limited, Ranchi Shri J.K. Jha U 1/3 Shri Sukanta Adhikari (Alternate) 40 Military Engineer Services, Engineer -in- Lt Gen Suresh Sharma U 0/3 Chief's Branch, Integrated HQ of MoD Maj Gen SPS Kohli (Alternate) (Army), New Delhi 41 Ministry of Road Transport & Highways, Shri Y. Balakrishnan U 0/3 New Delhi Shri Sanjeev Kumar (Alternate) 42 Ministry of Science & Technology, Shri Chander Mohan T 0/3 Department of Science & Technology, New Delhi 43 Ministry of Shipping, New Delhi Shri Development Advisor (Ports) U 3/3 Shri Chandramani Rout (Alternate) 44 NBCC (India) Ltd, New Delhi Shri Yogesh J.P. Sharma U 2/3 Shri Sunita Puruswani (Alternate) 45 National Council for Cement & Building Shri V.V. Arora T 3/3 Materials, Ballabgarh Shri P.N. Ojha (Alternate) 46 National Design & Research Forum [The Director T 2/3 Institution of Engineers (India)], Bengaluru 47 National Disaster Management Authority, Shri Pushkar Sahay O 1/3 New Delhi Shri Mahendra Meena (Alternate) 48 National Highways & Infrastructure Nomination Awaited U 0/0 Development Corporation Ltd, New Delhi 49 National Highways Authority of India, New Chief General Manager (TIC) U 0/3 Delhi General Manager (PQ) (Alternate) 12 NAME OF THE ORGANISATION REPRESENTED BY STATUS ATTENDANCE 50 National Institute of Disaster Management, Dr. Chandan Ghosh T 2/3 New Delhi Shri Amir Ali Khan (Alternate) 51 National Test House, Kolkata Shri Sher Singh T 1/3 Smt. S.A. Kaushil (Alternate) 52 New Delhi Municipal Council, New Delhi Shri Sarwesh Kumar Jha U 0/1 Shri K.K. Tyagi (Alternate) 53 North Eastern Council Secretariat, Shillong Adviser (T&C) U 0/3 Superintendent Engineer (Civil) (Alternate) 54 Public Works Department, Govt of NCT Shri Manu Amitabh U 0/3 of Delhi, New Delhi Shri Mukesh Kumar Meena (Alternate) 55 Public Works Department, Govt of Shri Prakash D. Mamdapure U 2/3 Maharashtra, Mumbai Dr Dattatraya Tukaram Thube (Alternate) 56 Public Works Department, Govt of Shri S. Manohar U 0/3 Tamil Nadu, Chennai Shri M. Manmathan (Alternate) 57 Pune Municipal Corporation, Pune Nomination Awaited U 0/0 58 Research, Design and Standards Shri Rajiv Kumar Gupta T 0/3 Organization, Lucknow Shri J.K. Srivastav (Alternate) 59 South Delhi Municipal Corporation, Nomination Awaited U 0/1 New Delhi 60 Steel Authority of India Limited, Shri Supriya Joardar M 1/3 Ranchi Shri Anurag Upadhyay (Alternate) 61 The Indian Institute of Architects, Shri Balbir Verma T 2/3 Mumbai 62 The Institution of Engineers (India), Shri S.L. Garg U 0/3 Kolkata Shri K.B. Rajoria (Alternate) 63 Town and Country Planning Shri Anil Kumar Rathore U 1/3 Organization, New Delhi Shri R. Muralidhara Naik (Alternate) 64 Ultra Tech Cement Limited, Dr V. Ramachandra M 3/3 Mumbai Shri Ashwin Moghe (Alternate) Technologist 23 Manufacturer 06 Users 34 Others 01 Total 64 13 ANNEX 2 (Item 4.1) COMPOSITION OF CEMENT AND CONCRETE SECTIONAL COMMITTEE, CED 2 SCOPE: STANDARDIZATION IN THE FIELD OF ALL TYPES OF CEMENT, POZZOLANA, TESTING SAND, CONCRETE, AGGREGATES, INSTRUMENTS FOR CEMENT AND CONCRETE TESTING, CEMENT PLANT MACHINERY AND FERROCEMENTx Nos. of Meetings Date Place Twenty fifth 06 Mar 2017 New Delhi Twenty sixth 21 Jun 2017 New Delhi Twenty seventh 30 Nov 2017 New Delhi NAME OF THE ORGANISATION REPRESENTED BY STATUS ATTENDANCE 1 In Personal Capacity, Shri Jose Kurian CHAIRMAN T 3/3 Thiruvananthapuram 2 ACC Ltd, Mumbai Shri Rakesh J. Modi M 3/3 Dr Manish V. Karandikar (Alternate) 3 Ambuja Cements Limited, Ahmedabad Shri J. P. Desai M 3/3 Dr Bibekananda Mohapatra (Alternate) 4 Atomic Energy Regulatory Board, Shri L. R. Bishnoi T 3/3 Mumbai Shri Sourav Acharya (Alternate) 5 Builders' Association of India, Mumbai Shri Sushanta Kumar Basu U 0/3 Shri D. R. Sekor (Alternate) 6 Building Materials & Technology Shri J. K. Prasad T 1/3 Promotion Council, New Delhi Shri C. N. Jha (Alternate) 7 Cement Manufacturers' Association, Shri Rakesh Bhargava M 3/3 Noida Dr S. K. Handoo (Alternate) 8 Central Public Works Department, Shri A. K. Garg U 0/3 New Delhi Shri Rajesh Khare (Alternate) 9 Central Soil and Materials Research Director T 3/3 Station, New Delhi Shri U. S. Vidyarthi (Alternate) 10 Central Water Commission, New Delhi Director (CMDD)(N&W) U 0/3 Deputy Director (CMDD)(NW&S) 11 Conmat Technolgies Pvt Ltd, Kolkata Dr A. K. Chatterjee T 3/3 Shri Subrato Chowdhury (Alternate) 12 Construction Chemical Manufacturers' Shri Samir Surlaker U 1/3 Association, Mumbai Shri Nilotpol Kar (Alternate) 13 CSIR-Central Building Research Shri S. K. Singh T 2/3 Institute, Roorkee Shri Subhash Gurram (Alternate) 14 NAME OF THE ORGANISATION REPRESENTED BY STATUS ATTENDANCE 14 CSIR-Central Road Research Institute, Dr Rakesh Kumar T 0/3 New Delhi Dr V. V. L. Kanta Rao (Alternate) 15 CSIR-Structural Engineering Research Dr K. Ramanjaneyulu T 1/3 Centre, Chennai Dr P. Srinivasan (Alternate) 16 Delhi Development Authority, Shri Laxman Singh U 0/3 New Delhi Shri Vijay Shankar (Alternate) 17 Engineers India Limited, New Delhi Shri Rajanji Srivastava U 1/3 Shri Anurag Sinha (Alternate) 18 Deptt of Science &Technology, Shri Chander Mohan T 0/3 Ministry of Science and Technology, New Delhi 19 Gammon Engineers & Contractors Pvt Shri V. N. Heggade U 1/3 Ltd, Mumbai Shri Anirwan Sengupta (Alternate) 20 Hindustan Construction Company Ltd, Shri Satish Kumar Sharma U 1/3 Mumbai Shri Jitendra Thakur (Alternate) 21 Housing and Urban Development Shri Deepak Bansal T 0/3 Corporation Limited, New Delhi 22 In Personal Capacity, Mumbai Shri A.
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