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SN Organization Representing Members 1. IIT, Delhi Prof. SR Production and General Engineering Division Council (PGDC) S.N. Organization Representing Members 1. IIT, Delhi Prof. S.R. Kale (Chairman) 2. Addison & Co. Ltd., Chennai Shri S. Gnanasekaran (Shri C. Venktesh) 3. AIMIL Ltd., New Delhi Shri Sanjay Gupta (Shri K.K.V. Yasas) 4. Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai Shri S.B. Jawale (Shri A.K. Sinha) 5. Bharat Earth Movers Ltd., Bangalore Shri Raghunath (Shri Nagraj Desai) 6. Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd., Haridwar Shri Swapan Sarkar (Shri Surinder Kumar) 7. Bosch Ltd., Bangalore Shri Jagadeesh V. Shri Murthy 8. Central Manufacturing Technology Institute, Shri M. Chellamalai Bengaluru (Shri V.G. Yoganath) 9. Confederation of Indian Industries, New Delhi Dr. Sarita Nagpal 10. Consumer Guidance Society of India, Mumbai Dr. Sitaram Dixit (Dr. M.S. Kamnath) 11. Dte. General of Supplies & Disposal, New Delhi Shri M.M. Dubey 12. Dte. General of Quality Assurance, New Delhi Shri K. Parthiban (Dr. Gurmukh Das) 13. Dte. of Standardization, New Delhi Shri V.K. Chhabra/Sanjay Bajapai (Smt Sarika Sharma) 14. Hand Tools Manufacturers Association, Victor Shri Sukhdev Raj Forgings, Jalandhar (Shri Ashwani Kumar) 15. HMT Machine Tools Ltd., Hyderabad. Shri M. Rajender (Shri BVSS Prasad) 16. India Meteorological Department, Pune Shri R.R. Mali (Shri K.N. Mohan) 17. Kanpur Metal Products, Noida Shri Naresh C. Vaish (Shri Gaurav Vaish) 18. Institution of Engineers (India) Dr. Wooday P. Krishna (Shri Devendra Gill) 19. MECON Limited, Ranchi Shri Ranjit Kumar (Shri Pankaj Kumar) 20. MSME-Tool Room (Central Institute of Tool Shri Shujayat Khan Design), Hyderabad (Shri H. Venkatesh) 21. Min. of Consumer Affairs, New Delhi Shri B.N. Dixit (Shri Raj Kumar) 22. National Physical Laboratory, New Delhi Dr. A.K. Bandyopadhyay (Shri. Ajay Dhar) 23. National Test House, Ghaziabad Shri Y. Dhahenjaya (Shri R.N. Ram) 24. Office of the Development Commissioner, Small Shri U.C. Shukla Scale Industries, New Delhi (Shri Kanwalinder Singh Sodhi) 25. Ordnance Factory Board, Kolkata Shri C.I. Maurya (Shri S.K. Saxena) 26. Projects and Development India Ltd., Noida Shri K.C. Kata (Retd) (Shri A.K. Gupta) 27. Instruments Research & Development Shri J.K. Bajpai Organization (IRDE), Dehradun (Shri A.K. Sahani) 28. Sundaram Industries Ltd., Madurai Shri D. Jegannathan 29. Survey of India, Dehradun Shri Mam Chand (Shri U.N. Mishra) 30. Titan Company Ltd., Hosur Dr. S. Loganathan (Shri N.S. Balaji) 31. Tata Motors Ltd., Pune Shri L. Muthukumar (Shri R. Ramesh Kulkarni) Chairmen of Sectional Committees as Ex-Officio Members of the PGDC S.N. Name of Sectional Committee Name of the Chairman 1. Basic Standards Sectional Committee, PGD 01 Shri. Thomas John, NPL, New Delhi 2. Metal Forming Machines Sectional Shri M. Rajender, Committee, PGD 04 HMT Machine Tools, Hyderabad 3. Pneumatic Tools Sectional Committee, Shri Shankar Bhaumik, PGD 08 DRDO, Pune 4. Abrasives Sectional Committee, PGD 09 Shri Niranjan Sahasrabudhe, Grindwell Norton Ltd., Mumbai 5. Bearings Sectional Committee, PGD 13 Shri S.K. Bose , CET, SAIL, Ranchi 6. Consumer Products and Allied Equipment Brig. Ran Vijay Singh, Sectional Committee, PGD 14 CQA, Kanpur 7. Ergonomics Sectional Committee, PGD 15 Dr. A.K. Ganguly, Indian Ergonomics Society 8. Industrial and Production Automation Systems Dr. D.N. Badodkar, and Robotics Sectional Committee, PGD 18 BARC, Mumbai 9. Lubricating Equipment Sectional Committee, Dr. M.R. Tyagi, PGD 19 (In Personal Capacity) 10. Meteorological Instruments Sectional Shri R.R. Mali, Committee, PGD 21 Indian Meteorological Dept., Pune 11. Educational Instruments and Equipment Dr. Sukhvir Singh, Sectional Committee, PGD 22 NPL, New Delhi 12. Horology Sectional Committee, PGD 23 Shri R. Rajagopalan, Titan Co. Ltd, Hosur 13. Drawing Sectional Committee, PGD 24 Prof. Sunil Kale, IIT Delhi 14. Engineering Metrology Sectional Committee, Dr. K.P. Choudhary, PGD 25 NPL, New Delhi 15. Weights and Measures Sectional Committee, Shri B.N. Dixit, PGD 26 Ministry of Consumer Affairs, New Delhi 16. Mountaineering Equipment Sectional Col. H.S. Chauhan, Committee, PGD 27 Indian Mountaineering Foundation, New Delhi 17. Arms and Ammunition for civilian use Brig. Jai Dev Singh , Sectional Committee, PGD 28 Controller, CQA,DGQA, Ichapur, West Bengal 18. Cutting tools Sectional Committee, PGD 32 Shri S. Gnanasekaran, Addison & Co. Ltd., Kanchipuram 19. Transmission Devices Sectional Committee, Shri Jagadish Arora, PGD 33 CET, SAIL 20. Hand Tools Sectional Committee, PGD 34 Shri A.K. Bathla, Central Institute of Hand Tools, Jalandhar 21. Machine Tools, Machine Tool Elements and Shri Shujayat Khan, Holding Devices Sectional Committee, Central Institute of Tool Design, PGD 35 Hyderabad 22. Fluid Power Systems Sectional Committee, Shri. S. Shakir Ali, PGD 36 ONGC, Dehradun 23. General Engineering and Fasteners Standards Shri N. Srinivasa Murthy, Sectional Committee, PGD 37 (Personal Capacity) 24. Metal Containers Sectional Committee, Dr. N.C. Saha, PGD 38 Indian Institute of Packaging, Mumbai Basic Standards Sectional Committee, PGD 01 Scope: (a) Formulation of Indian Standards on terminology, units, quantities, symbols and other basic subjects of general applicability to all Division Councils. (b) Formulation of Indian Standards for preferred numbers. S.N. Organization Representing Members 1. National Physical Laboratory Shri Thomas John 2. Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Shri Debashis Das Dr. V.H. Patankar 3. Central Manufacturing Technology Institute Shri Mohan Raj Shri Krishna Rathod 4. Central Mechanical Engineering Research Institute Dr. Avik Chatterjee Dr. Pradeep Rajan, 5. Defence Metallurgical Research Laboratory(DMRL) Dr. Tapash Nandy Shri Manivel Raja 6. Delhi Technological University (Delhi College of Dr. Nirendra Dev Engineering) Dr. A. K. Haritash 7. Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Shri N.K. Kothari Shri A.S. Bisht 8. Dept. of Science and Technology Shri S. Mubashir 9. Directorate of Standardization Shri Satvinder Singh Ministry of Defence (Govt. of India) Shri K.L. Arora 10. FICCI Federation House Shri E. Sunder 11. HMT Limited Shri A. Shantaram Shri S.L. Nahar 12. Indian Institute of Science Centre for Product and Prof. Amaresh Chakrabarti Manufacturing Dr. M.S. Bobji 13. Indian Society for Technical Education Dr. S. Basil Gnanappa Prof. R. Hariharan 14. Indian Statistical Institute Shri U.H. Acharya Shri P.R. Lakshmikantha 15. National Accreditation Board For Testing & Shri N. Venkateswaran Calibration Laboratories Shri. Avijit Das 16. National Test House Shri P. Kanjilal Shri Anil Chopra 17. Netaji Subhash Institute of Technology Prof. L.S. Tanwar School of Applied Science 18. Research Designs & Standards Organization Shri K.S. Chander 19. Solid State Physics Laboratory Shri Sushil Kumar Dr. Murlidharan 20. Tata Motors Ltd. Shri L. Muthukumar Engineering Research Centre Shri R. R. Kulkarni 21. Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi Dr. Harish Hirani 22. University of Allahabad Prof. V.K. Jaiswal Prof. V.K. Agarwal 23. Birla Precision Technologies Limited Shri D.K. Trivedi Shri R.K. Uppal 24. Rockwell Automation Sriram Parmanand 25. Hilti India Pvt. Ltd. Shri Prashant Dasharath Sathe Ms. Kamalika Kundu Metal Forming Machines Sectional Committee, PGD 04 Scope: Standardization in the field of various technical aspects of metal forming machines both by hot and cold processes and their machines (Presses, press brakes shears, shear blades, moulds, forging machines, nibs and dies for wire and tube drawing operations etc. and their related tooling). S.N. Organization Representing Members 1. HMT Machine Tools Ltd., Shri M. Rajender, Chairman Hyderabad 2. Autocomp Corporation Shri S.H. Razode Panse Pvt Ltd, Rudrapur Shri Jaidev Prakash 3. Bharat Dynamics Ltd, Shri K.V. Subba Reddy Hyderabad 4. Bharat Heavy Electricals Shri Deepak Makhija Ltd, Bhopal 5. Central Institute of Plastics Shri Lalit Guglani Engineering & Technology, Shri Avneet Kumar Joshi Chennai 6. Central Institute of Tool Shri J. Bramheswaraiah Design , Hyderabad Shri V. Ragurami Reddy 7. DGS&D, New Delhi Shri V.K. Verma 8. Econ Metallic India Pvt Ltd, Shri Sandeep Chugh Mohali 9. Engineering Staff College of Dr. D.N. Reddy India, Hyderabad Shri D. Seshadri 10. ITI Limited, Bangalore Shri Swamidas Shri Ram Gopal 11. ISGEC Heavy Engineering Shri D.K. Awasthi Limited, Yamunanagar 12. Mahindra CIE Automotive Shri Subodh Tripathi Ltd, Rudrapur, Uttarakhand Shri Pradeep Sharma 13. Maruti Suzuki India Limited, Shri Sanjay Thakar Gurgaon Shri Sandeep Gupta 14. Rites Ltd, Gurgaon Shri Rajiv Milind Shri Rajesh Aggarwal 15. Tata Motors Limited, Pimpri, Shri H.J. Anawkar Pune Shri Sanjiv Krishna 16. Wheels India Ltd, Chennai Shri S. Mathiyalagan Shri S. Prakash Pneumatic & Hydraulic Tools Sectional Committee, PGD 08 Scope: Standardization in the field of portable type Hydraulic/Pneumatic tackles, tools and accessories S.N. Organization Representing Members 1 Research & Development Shri Shankar Bhaumik, Chairman Establishment (Engineers), RDSO, Pune 2 Atlas Copco (India) Ltd, Pune Shri V. Govindraju Shri Sridhar Naik 3 Bhilai Steel Plant (Sail), Bhilai Shri S. Roy Shri R.S. Chauhan 4 Bharat Heavy Electrical Limited, Shri M. Ravi Hyderabad Ms B. Sulochana lakra 5 Border Roads Organization, New Shri Pankaj Bhatnagar Delhi 6 Directorate General of Quality Dr. Gurmukh Das Assurance (Engg. Equipt.), New Shri G. Aravindan Delhi 7 Directorate General of Supply & Shri R.D. Sivasaran Disposal, New Delhi Shri D.N. Gaur 8 Directorate of Standardization, Col. K.K. Kaushal Min. of Defence, New Delhi Shri N. Gunasekharan
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