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Builders Association of India 86 CON/Q1104 Assistant Façade Installer L2 G-1/G-20, 7 Th Floor, Commerce Centre, 87 CON/Q1105 Doors & Windows Fixer L3 J Builders’ Association of India (All India Association of Engineering Construction Contractors & Builders) Registered & Head Office: Delhi Office: G-1/G-20, Commerce Centre, J. Dadajee Road, D1/203, Aashirwad Complex Tardeo, Mumbai – 400 034 Green Park Main, New Delhi – 110 016 Tel : (022) 23514134, 23514802, 23520507 M : 09555448763 Fax : 022-23521328 Telefax: (011) 26568763 E-mail : [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] ESTD . 1941 76th Annual Report and Accounts 2016–2017 www.baionline.in Builders’ Association of India (All-India Association of Engineering Construction Contractors & Builders) G-1/G-20, 7 th Floor, Commerce Centre, J. Dadajee Road, Tardeo, Mumbai – 400034 Estd. 1941 Tel: 91-22 23514134 , 23520507, 23514802 Fax: 23521328 Web Site : www.baionline.in E-mail: [email protected] N O T I C E The Seventy Sixth (76 ) Annual General Meeting of the Members of Builders’ Association of India, will be held on Saturday 22 nd July, 2017 at 4.00 P.M. at Hotel Novote l, Hyderabad Airport, Hyderabad. to transact the following business : - 1. To c onfirm the Minutes of the Seventy Fifth Annual General Meeting held on Saturday, 2 nd July 2016 at 4.00 P.M. at Hotel Express Inn, Nashik. (Minutes have already been circulated to Members and also printed in Indian Construction Journal , September 2016 issue – Page no.64 to 66 and also hosted on BAI website www.baionline.in ). 2. To c onfirm the Minutes of the Special General Meeting held on Sunday , 6th November 2016 at 4.00 P.M. at ITC Grand Chola, Guindy, Chennai (Minutes have already been circulated to Members and also printed in Indian Construction Journal, December 2016 issue – Page no.85 to 91 and also hosted on BAI website www.baionline.in ). 3. To take note of the result of BAI Or ganisat ional Election for the year 201 7-18 (Enclosed). 4. To take note of the result of BAI Trustee South Zone Election for the year 2017 -19 (Enclosed). 5. To consider, and if thought fit, adopt the Annual Report of the Association for the year ending 31st March 2017. 6. To consider, and if thought fit, adopt the Audited Balance Sheet and Income & Expenditure Account of the Association for the year ending 31st March 2017. 7. To appoint Auditors to audit the accounts of the Assoc iation for the year 2017 -18 and fix their remuneration. 8. To consider, any other item, with the permission of the chair. C. G. DEOCHAKE HON . GEN . SECRETARY BUILDERS ’ ASSOCIATION OF INDIA Place : Mumbai Dated : July 1, 2017 Note: (i) Queries on Accounts and Reports should be communicated to BAI Headquarter on or before 15th July 2017. Centres Chairmen are requested to kindly circulate this information amongst their members. Please note no floor queries on accounts will be entertained. (ii) Please bring this copy of Annual Report. Delhi Office: D1/203, Aashirwad Complex, Green Park Main, New Delhi 110 016 ¥ 26568763 E-mail: [email protected] BUILDERS’ ASSOCIATION OF INDIA MANAGING COMMITTEE 2016-2017 Estd. 1941 President Mr. Avinash M. Patil Vice Presidents Mr. Mu. Moahan Mr. R. N. Gupta Dr. Rajiv B. Krishnani Mr. Ravindra Pradhan Hon. Gen. Secretary Hon. Gen. Treasurer Mr. C. G. Deochake Mr. Neerav Parmar Imm. Past President Mr. Lal Chand Sharma State Chairman - Andhra Pradesh State Chairman - Chhattisgarh Mr. CH Ramakotaiah Mr. Alok Shivhare State Chairman - Gujarat State Chairman - Jharkhand Mr. Nitin M. Shah Mr. Devendra Tiwary State Chairman - Karnataka State Chairman - Kerala Mr. K. S. Someshwara Reddy Mr. John Paul K. State Chairman - Maharashtra State Chairman - Tamil Nadu Mr. Suresh B. Patil Mr. M. Thirusangu State Chairman - Telangana State Chairman - Uttar Pradesh Mr. B. Sugunakar Rao Mr. Sanjay Tyagi State Co-ordinator - Assam State Co-ordinator - Madhya Pradesh Mr. Kulesh Goswami Mr. Suresh Vaswani State Co-ordinator - Rajasthan State Co-ordinator - West Bengal Mr. Ravi Kumar Kheria Mr. Sudip Kumar Dutta Members of the Managing Committee representing Centres Mr. Amar Bawa Mr. Ashok Agarwal Mr. Bhopinder Lal Mr. D. Kempanna Mr. G. Thilagar Mr. Harshad N. Bhayani Mr. Jaiprakash Bhatia Mr. Jawahar Mutha Mr. K. Annamalai Mr. K. Mathiyalagan Mr. L. Shantakumar Mr. Mahesh R. Mirani Mr. M. Dhandavakrishnan Mr. Mathew Alex Vellapally Mr. Mohan S. Kataria Mr. Mohinder Rijhwani Mr. Narendra P. Patel Mr. Naresh Kumar Agarwal Mr. Neelkanth S. Joshi Mr. P. Parameswaran Mr. Prabir Kumar Mukherjee Mr. Prince Joseph Mr. R. Ethirajan Mr. R. Krishnaswamy Mr. S. Prakash Mr. S. Ramaprabhu Mr. Sanjay Laxman Patil Mr. T. V. Chandrasekaran Members of the Managing Committee representing Patron Members Mr. A. Chamaraja Reddy Mr. A. Puhazhendi Mr. Abhay M. Garde Mr. Baburao L. Shakkarwar Mr. Basavaraj S. Totad Dr. D. Thukkaram Dr. Dharmesh C. Awasthi Mr. H.N. Vijaya Raghava Reddy Mr. Jagdish M. Parekh Mr. K. J. George Mr. K. Ramanujam Mr. K. Subramani Mr. L. Venkatesan Mr. M. G. Sundar Mr. Mohan D. Bhate Mr. N. Ramalingam Mr. Narendra Kumar Mr. O. K. Selvaraj Mr. P.P. John Mr. Pratap B. Salunkhe Mr. S. Ayyanathan Mr. S. Ganapathi Mr. Srinivasa Reddy Dr. Tarro T. Manghnani Mr. Y. Ishwar Rao Members of the Managing Committee representing Affiliated Associations Mr. Atul Vijaykant Moog Mr. E. Manohar Mr. N. Velayutham Mr. R. R. Shridhar Special Invitees Mr. A.K. Srivastava Mr. A.N. Balaji Mr. Anthony Rathnam Mr. Arvindbhai V. Patel Mr. B. Adinarayana Reddy Mr. B. Babu Rao Mr. C.S. Parhar Mr. D.P. Balaji Mr. G.M. Ravindra Mr. H.V. Nagesh Mr. Harkant G. Vachharajani Mr. I. Nepolian Mr. J. Dhanasekar Mr. Jacob Mathew Vellapally Mr. Jaideep P. Raje Mr. Joshy Joseph Mr. K. Chinnaswamy Mr. K. Rajakumaran Nair Mr. K. Rajavel Mr. L.D. Kotwani Mr. M. Rajendran Mr. Mahesh G. Mahajan Mr. Manesh K. Mr. Milind T. Patil Mr. MVG Jawagar Mr. N.M. Krishnamurthy Mr. N.P. Vishwanath Mr. P. Shahin Mr. P.K.P. Narayanan Mr. Paresh Vachhani Mr. Praksh N. Dewalkar Mr. Pratap S. Rananaware Mr. R. Manohar Mr. R. Saravanan Mr. R. Sivakumar Mr. Rahul B. Vakharia Mr. Rajendra K. Mutha Mr. Rajendra M. Upadhye Mr. Ramdas R. Jagtap Mr. Ramesh P. Marda Mr. S. Pandiyen Mr. S.M. Sait Mr. S.R. Swamy Mr. Sanjay Shah Mr. Sharad D. Kharade (Patil) Mr. Stanley Scaria Mr. Sunil Kokitkar Mr. Suresh Moorjani Mr. Tarak R. Mamlatdarna Mr. Uday N. Gokhale Mr. V. Narasimhan Mr. V. Sivarajan Mr. V.L. Muniraja Mr. Vinit Patel B UILDERS ’ A SSOCIATION OF INDIA (All-India Association of Engineering Construction Contractors and Builders) G-1/G-20, 7th floor, Commerce Centre, J. Dadajee Road, Tardeo, Mumbai 400034 Tel : (91-22) 23520507, 23514134, 23514802 Fax: 23521328 Web Site : www.baionline.in E-mail : [email protected] th Ref.: 607/M/2015-16 dated 30 March 2016 TO: THE TRUSTEES THE VICE -PRESIDENTS THE STATE CHAIRMEN / CENTRE CHAIRMEN THE MANAGING COMMITTEE AND THE GENERAL COUNCIL MEMBERS Dear Sirs, The election process for 2016-17 of Builders’ Association of India has been completed on th 30 March 2016. Following are the election results: - President : Shri Avinash M. Patil [Nashik Centre] Vice Presidents : 1. Shri Ravindra Pradhan 2. Shri R.N. Gupta [Jharkhand (Ranchi) Centre] [Delhi Centre] 3. Shri Mu. Moahan 4. Dr. Rajiv B. Krishnani [Southern (Chennai) Centre] [Pune Centre] Hon. Gen. Secretary : Shri C.G. Deochake Hon. Gen. Treasurer : Shri Neerav Parmar State Chairman (Andhra Pradesh) : Shri CH Ramakotaiah (Visakhapatnam Centre) St. Co -ordinator (Assam) : Shri Kulesh Goswami (Guwahati Centre) State Chairman (Chhattisgarh) : Shri Alok Shivhare (Durg -Bhilai Centre) State Chairman (Gujarat) : Shri Nitin M. Shah (Baroda Centre) State Chairman (Jharkhand) : Shri Devendra Tiwary ( Jharkhand (Ranchi) Centre ) State Chairman (Karnataka) : Shri K.S.Someshwara Reddy (Karnataka (Bangalore Centre) State Chairman (Kerala) : Shri John Paul K (Kottayam Centre) St. Co-ordinator (Madhya Pradesh) : Shri Suresh Vaswani (Bhopal Centre) State Chairman (Maharashtra) : Shri Suresh B. Patil (Sangli Centre) St. Co -ordinator (Rajasthan) : Shri Ravi Kumar Kheria (Rajasthan (Jaipur) Centre) State Chairman (Tamil Nadu) : Shri M. Thirusangu (Tiruchirappalli Centre) State Chairman (Telangana) : Shri B. Sugunakar Rao (Karimnagar Centre ) State Chairman (Uttar Pradesh) : Shri Sanjay Tyagi ( Muzaffarnagar Centre ) St. Co-ordinator (West Bengal) : Shri Sudip Kumar Dutta (Eastern (Kolkata) Centre Members of the Managing Committee representing Centres: 1. Shri Amar Bawa 2. Shri Ashok Agarwal 3. Shri Bhopinder Lal 4. Shri D. Kempanna 5. Shri G. Thilagar 6. Shri Harshad N. Bhayani 7. Shri Jaiprakash Bhatia 8. Shri Jawahar Mutha 9. Shri K. Annamalai 10. Shri K. Mathiyalagan 11. Shri L. Shantakumar 12. Shri M. Dhandavakrishnan 13. Shri Mahesh R. Mirani 14. Shri Mathew Alex Vellapally 15. Shri Mohan S. Kataria 16. Shri Mohinder Rijhwani 17. Shri Narendra P. Patel 18. Shri Naresh Kumar Agarwal 19. Shri Neelkanth S. Joshi 20. Shri P. Parameswaran 21. Shri Prabir Kumar Mukherjee 22. Shri Prince Joseph 23. Shri R. Ethirajan 24. Shri R. Krishnaswamy 25. Shri S. Prakash 26. Shri S. Ramaprabhu 27. Shri Sanjay Laxman Patil 28. Shri T.V. Chandrasekaran Members of the Managing Committee representing Patron Members: 1. Dr. D. Thukkaram 2. Dr. Dharmesh C. Awasthi 3. Dr. Tarro T. Manghnani 4. Shri A. Chamaraja Reddy 5. Shri A. Puhazhendi 6. Shri Abhay M. Garde 7. Shri Baburao L. Shakkarwar 8. Shri Basavaraj S. Totad 9. Shri H.N. Vijaya Raghava Reddy 10. Shri Jagdish M. Parekh 11. Shri K. Ramanujam 12. Shri K. Subramani 13. Shri K.J. George 14. Shri L. Venkatesan 15. Shri M.G. Sundar 16. Shri Mohan D. Bhate 17. Shri N. Ramalingam 18. Shri Narendra Kumar 19. Shri O.K. Selvaraj 20. Shri P.P. John 21. Shri Pratap B. Salunkhe 22. Shri S. Ayyanathan 23. Shri S. Ganapathi 24.
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