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Database of Iete Resource Persons Database of IETE ResouRce PeRsons MEM No CAT LIF NAME MOB Nos DOB EMAIL IDs SPECIALIZATION ADD1 ADD2 ADD3 CITY PIN 000785 F L SATYA PAL, 9811224144 8-22-31 [email protected] Communication 44 NEW RAJDHANI ENCLAVE NULL NULL NEW DELHI 110092 000940 F L VENKATESHWARLU,N., 9980845785 1-1-26 [email protected] Broadcast Engg Consultant A-203 SHARADA NIVAS #76 6TH MAIN 15TH CROSS INDIRANAGAR 2ND BENGALURU 560038 001552 F L GUIN,M.,LT COL,(RETD), NA 12-2-24 NA [email protected] A-106 SOM VIHAR APTS R K PURAM NULL NEW DELHI 110022 002322 F L HARPHUL SINGH,MAJ(RETD), NA 8-17-27 NA Inverters POWERTRONIX VILL & PO MANDOLA NULL REWARI 123401 002492 F L DEWAN,R.K., 9013289811 2-19-30 [email protected] Computer H/W & S/W,Microwave Commn C-105, M P ENCLAVE PITAM PURA NULL NEW DELHI 110034 002514 M L PHADNIS,ARVIND V., 9850989454 4-26-35 [email protected] Power Electronics CHINTAMANI 3 LAXMI PARK NAVI PETH PUNE 411030 002535 F L MEHTA,A.B.,GP CAPT, 9827610747 9-10-35 [email protected] Computersied RADAR Data handling system MIG 282, E-7 ARERA COLONY NULL BHOPAL 462016 002680 F L JOSHI,M.V.,DR., NA 9-23-25 NA Consultant Processing and setting-up Projects in MADHUMALATI GANESHWADI FERGUSSON RD PUNE 411004 002697 F L MURTHY,D.B.N., 9844008314 6-12-32 [email protected] Quality Managment 304,6TH CROSS ROAD I BLOCK,JAYANAGAR NULL BENGALURU 560011 002763 M L BHATIA,M.S., NA 12-18-33 [email protected] Particle Acceleretors FLAT NO 16, ATOMICA CO-OP HSG SOCIETY, P L LOKHANDI CHEMBUR MUMBAI 400089 002782 F L RAMAN,S.SHANKAR, 8762558548 2-14-21 [email protected] Telecommunication NEW NOI 32/10 III CROSS, AGA ABBAS ALI ROAD BENGALURU 560042 002843 M L DUTTA,S.N., 8017331891 2-28-28 [email protected] Power Line Carrier Commn,Process Control FLAT 3F ANANDA 116 SOUTHERN AVENUE NULL KOLKATA 700029 002914 M L SUNEJA,S.D., 8558887227 1-1-30 [email protected] Carrier Commn,Telemetering ELE Exchange 1442,PHASE-3B2 SECTOR-60 NULL MOHALI 160059 003053 F L SETHI,PRITAM SINGH, 9810150040 4-20-34 [email protected] Telecommunication & Networking E-226,SARITA VIHAR NULL NULL NEW DELHI 110044 003089 F L THOMAS,S.I.T., NA 5-27-33 NA Satellite mateorology,Radars NO 1C PROFESSORS COLONY (OPP ADVENT CHURCH) TAMBARAM EAST CHENNAI 600059 003201 F L NARASIMHAN,K., NA 2-4-32 [email protected] Total Quality Management C/O K N RAMGOPAL F-182 AWHO VED VIHAR SUBASH NAGAR HYDERABAD 500015 003579 F L CHAKRABARTY,D.P.,PROF, 9007829251 11-1-26 [email protected] Electronics Instrumentation P-4 KALINDI HOUSING ESTATE 3RD FLOOR NULL KOLKATA 700089 003602 DF L KUMAR,A.,PROF, 9449542015 6-19-35 [email protected] Microwave & Antenna Engg,Electromagnetics C/O COL P K CHOUDHRY 55L MODEL TOWN NULL PANIPAT 132103 003807 M L RAMACHANDRA RAO,J.S., NA 11-3-41 NA Avionics 2-68,FATHE NAGAR NEAR MAHILA MANDALI NULL HYDERABAD 500018 004028 AM L SAMBANDAN,V.M., NA 6-16-33 NA Electronic Equipment O.S.NO 2 SUNDAR NAGAR GOKULA BENGALURU 560054 004090 M L NATARAJAN,S., 9742336102 4-22-42 [email protected] Broadcasting Engg FLAT-494 5TH FLOOR C7 BLOCK KENDRIYA VIHAR BELLARY YELAHANKA BENGALURU 560064 004183 F L SUBRAMANIAN,P., 9402779396 6-9-41 [email protected] Quality Management,Information Security,IT PLOT NO 736,DEF COLONY, SAINIK PURI, NULL SECUNDERABAD 500594 004347 F L VERMA,B.D.,COL,VSM, 9886395015 1-6-30 [email protected] Quality Management in Electronic Industry 1146 HAL IIND STAGE NULL NULL BENGALURU 560008 004389 M L RAJAN, K.V., NA 6-14-37 NA Spherical Trigonometry and Pure Maths FLAT NO-8 PANKAJ CHS GANESH CHOWK VAKOLA NEHRU ROAD MUMBAI 400055 004402 F L PILLAI,N.J.,WG CDR, 9446023659 4-25-38 [email protected] Communication Computers G-125, AMBILI PANAMPILLY NAGAR NULL KOCHI 682036 005039 AM L KANNAN,R., 9343583416 11-16-40 [email protected] Telecommunication FLAT NO 002 DIVYA LAND MARK 9 M S RAMAIAH ROAD YESWANTPUR BANGALORE 560022 005141 F L HARIDAS,C.K., 9447003030 2-15-41 [email protected] Telecommunication DY G M TELECOM(RETD) POURNAMI ANJALI GARDENS PALAKKAD 678006 005307 F L PRASAD,N.K., 9955771308 11-14-44 [email protected] Information Risk Management and Information SR CHARTERED ENGINEER K P JAISWAL HOUSE ROAD NO ASHOK NAGAR PATNA 800020 005571 F L SHARMA,SURAJ PRAKASH, NA 10-3-39 [email protected] Electronic Instrumentation, Computer Networkin FLAT NO 701-A,RUNWAL CENTRE STATION - GOVANDI ROAD DEONAR MUMBAI 400088 005794 F L BHASKAR,M.D., 9847121687 5-27-36 [email protected] Microwave & Radar Engg 'SARAL' NEERAZHI ROAD ULLOOR,MEDICAL THIRUVANANTHA 695011 005940 F L SHARMA,SURESH KUMAR, 9818478628 9-1-43 [email protected] Broadcast Eqpts Instals,Telecast Eqpts Instaln MIG-934/GH-14 PASCHIM VIHAR NULL NEW DELHI 110087 006177 M L MEHRA,S.C., MAJOR, 9871126520 7-31-34 [email protected] Microwave Communication Z-22(FF) HAUZ KHAS NULL NEW DELHI 110016 006353 M L GAJARAJU,A., 9448117067 8-12-33 [email protected] Computerisation Large Scale PSU 105,CHICKPET HOUSE BLDG SOCY III LAYOUT,BEHIND BHEL VIJAYANAGAR BENGALURU 560040 006630 F L JOHN MATHEW 9847871976 7-31-40 NA Electronics SUCY VILLA PIPE LINE ROAD THAIKKATTUKARA-PO ALWAYE 683106 006960 F L VASAVADA,S.R.,WG CDR,(RETD) 9426386921 7-6-39 [email protected] Communication & Technocrat 'NAGARVEL' C/8 SHIVNERI SOCY NEAR OJUS PARK VASNA VADODARA 390007 007022 F L KANKAL,S.V., 9960413297 4-15-40 [email protected] Broadcasting,Installation of Transmitters, 34A, COSMOS TOWN N I T LAYOUT,NEAR DR TRIMURTY NAGAR NAGPUR 440022 007080 M L SHARMA,G.N., 8306702656 7-6-38 NA Advanced Electronics Rehability & Product Liabili 291 VIDYA NAGAR VASTRAPUR GUJARAT AHMEDABAD 380015 007511 AM L KULSHRESTHA,YUVRAJ, 9837592042 1-6-42 [email protected] Broadcasting & TV 49/15 CANAL ROAD KISHANPUR NULL DEHRADUN 248009 008087 AM L ABDULGAFFAR M KUNDGOL 7738406166 5-1-42 NA Telecommunication FLAT NO-104,A-WING ASMITA HERITAGE-II NAYA NAGAR,MIRA THANE 401107 008213 M L VAIDYANATHAN,R., NA 5-2-32 [email protected] Telecommunication Transmission NEW NO 13/OLD NO 5 KAMAKSHIPURAM 1ST STREET WEST MAMBALAM CHENNAI 600033 008481 F L BALARAMAN,K., NA 7-25-29 NA Electrical/Aeronautical Heavy Projects 9-A BRAHMIN STREET VELACHERY NULL CHENNAI 600042 008514 M L CHOPRA,S.K., 9810068681 1-1-47 [email protected] Microwave, Optical Fiber Cable, Automobile M-75 SAKET NULL NEW DELHI 110017 009122 AM L KOLI,RAM CHANDER, NA 4-2-43 [email protected] Telecommunication 79 SADAR APTS MAYUR VIHAR PH-I NULL DELHI 110091 009297 F L BALASUBRAMANIAM,K.,BRIG,(RETD) 9448138797 8-14-28 [email protected] Electronice, Communication 137, IIND MAIN DOMLUR II STAGE NULL BENGALURU 560071 009635 F L BHANDARI,H.M., 9899442214 8-1-41 [email protected] Radio Comm,Antenna & Wave Propagation,HRD 60 VISHAL APARTMENTS PLOT NO 5 VASUNDHRA ENCLAVE DELHI 110096 009711 F L DAS,SANATAN 9437178378 10-28-46 [email protected] Microwave Communication GKV 41 GATI KRUSHNA VILLA PO-BARAGARH BRIT COLONY TANKAPANI ROAD BHUBANESWAR 751018 009930 F L SETHI,V.P., 9965070891 6-25-40 [email protected] Planning and Design of Microwave Network C-3/F-2, DILSHAD GARDEN NULL DELHI 110095 010798 F L ANSARI,M.W., NA 12-8-45 [email protected] Wireless 7604 BROWNLEY PL PLANO TX 75025 NULL USA NULL 010938 F L KUHIKAR,K G, 9421696006 7-1-41 [email protected] Telecommunication 101,'SAVINAY' TELECOM NAGAR NULL NAGPUR 440022 011063 F L MURTHY,Y.N.K., NA 12-25-30 [email protected] Power Line Carrier Communication,Broadcast Tra 'SUROOP' NO-36 18TH MAIN 15TH CROSS J P NAGAR II PHASE BENGALURU 560078 011125 AM L BACHAN SINGH 9867565188 1-1-47 [email protected] Industrial Electronics,Radio Communication Syst K-301 GOKUL VIHAR-2 THAKUR COMPLEX KANDIVALI (E) MUMBAI 400101 011518 F L VIJEYA MURTHY,C N NA 1-5-49 [email protected] Commn/Computers/Information & Business Man D BLOCK,FLAT 6 TELEPHONE STAFF QTRS TAYLORS ROAD KILPAUK CHENNAI 600010 011563 F L RAMAKRISHNAN,K.V.,DR, 9845126736 2-26-39 [email protected] Electronics,Embedded Systems C 411 STERLING BROOKSIDE ITPL MAIN ROAD KUNDALAHALLI BENGALURU 560037 011648 AM L SAXENA,B.S., 9212741132 11-19-42 [email protected] Quality Control & Audit Co-Ordination 1131 VIKAS KUNJ VIKAS PURI NULL NEW DELHI 110018 011677 M L LAKSHMINARASIMHAIAH,Y.K, 9449002478 6-15-45 [email protected] Transmission 580, 21ST CROSS, 4TH MAIN VIDYARANYAPURAM NULL MYSORE 570008 011794 F L RAMASWAMY,S., 9444083173 10-15-47 [email protected] Broadcast Engineering 2/139, II STREET KANDASWAMY NAGAR PALAVAKKAM CHENNAI 600041 012218 F L JATAV,S.S., 9868605182 2-26-43 [email protected] TELECOMMUNICATION,DIGITAL SWITCHING,SYST HOUSE NO-128/H-17 SECTOR-7 ROHINI NEW DELHI 110085 012317 F L BASAVAIAH,B., 9448114787 6-15-42 [email protected] Electronics Testing and Calibrations 11,SATYANARAYANA LAYOUT WCR, BASAVE SWARA NAGAR NULL BENGALURU 560079 012510 F L GUPTA,VIJAY KUMAR, 9810135561 8-17-41 [email protected] Broadcast & Commn Engg Consultant B-3/112 PASCHIM VIHAR NULL NEW DELHI 110063 012514 F L SASIDHARAN,N., 9846080001 2-27-41 [email protected] Broadcasting & Telecasting KARTHIKA,TC-11/953 DEVASWOM LANE PATTOM KESASVADASAPURAM TRIVANDRUM 695004 013370 F L SINGH,SURESH,DR 9810604404 7-10-66 [email protected] Nuclear Physics B-4 SAMRIDHI APPTS SECTOR 21-D NULL FARIDABAD 121001 013485 M L KESAVA RAO,P.S.,PROF, NA 12-10-42 NA Electronics & Space Physics PLOT NO-31 DABA GARDENS KAPRA NULL HYDERABAD 500062 013581 F L JOHN J.D.A., NA 6-6-25 NA Telecommunication 20,2ND CROSS,IIND STAGE, INDIRANAGAR, NULL
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