The announcement National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (NREGS), demand and pushed aside and non-effort pushed the Union Member of the Planning Commission BN Yugandhar said here Monday.

A fund is created and pooling resources from various systems, such as the National Food for Work, Sampoorna Grameen Rozgar Yojana and the region back Grants Fund, said Yugandhar journalists after opening a workshop organized by the Round Table on public expenditure (PERT), Institute of Management Consultants and Madras, India University’s Department of Management Studies, to rethink approaches to the provision of public services.

Prisé as 50 other districts would be chosen for the NREGS (in addition to the 150 covered under the national programme Food for Work Program), he said that the selection of parameters such as GDP per capita agricultural productivity, wages and the population covered Box / Scheduled Tribes. “These parameters are value neutral and acceptable to all States,” he said.

Panchayats village social audit of the money under the regulation.

Earlier, in his address, “said Yugandhar with the introduction of a number of systems, each district was more and more additional funds in an amount of Rs 100 crores of RS. 300 crores per year, without spending plan of the Federal state governments.

He proposed that the resources available with the development of systems constituency Members of Parliament and members of legislatures are used for public financing of elections.

K. Venkataraman, said the chairman of the PERT of the exercise of preparing budgets result would be useful if the system has tainted surrender.

The Government is launching a major drive for promotion of exports from Kerala, the Industries Minister, P. K. Kunhalikutty, said here on Monday.

The Minister told mediapersons that the Government was expecting an assistance of Rs. 100 crores from the Centre for setting up various infrastructure and other facilities for exports. An amount of Rs. 16.5 crores had already been released for works to be undertaken this year.

Mr. Kunhalikutty recalled that the new exim policy had stressed the importance of participation of State Governments in export promotion efforts. Accordingly, the Government was taking a number of steps realising the importance of exports in a globalised economy. Through these measures, the Government expected to increase the value of annual exports from Kerala to Rs. 10,000 crores in two years.

In Kollam, the Government proposed to upgrade the laboratory for testing of cashew and other food products at a cost of Rs. 6 crores. Rs. 1 crore had been allocated under the Central-assisted scheme for this. Rs. 10 lakhs has been earmarked for setting up a modern weighbridge at Cochin port.

A modern laboratory for testing marine products would be set up in Kochi at a cost of Rs. 350 lakhs. This would be established under the supervision of the Sea Food Exporters Association of India with guidance from European Union and United States Food and Drugs Administration.

The Minister said that Rs. 6.10 crores had been earmarked for a major project of the Marine Export Promotion Development Agency (MPEDA) costing Rs. 14.20 crores. The project proposes establishment of about 30 pre-processing centres, upgradation of the MPEDA laboratory in Kochi and development of fishing harbours in Kochi and Munambam.

Besides, Rs. 1.95 crores had been sanctioned to the State Industrial Enterprises for development of export bay at the Air Cargo Complex in Thiruvananthapuram airport. Rs. 3.62 crores would be spent for water supply schemes of the Kinfra Techno industrial park at Kakkancheri in Malappuram district. The Government also had plans to set up an Indian Institute of Export Management at Kalamassery.

Mr. Kunhalikutty said the special export promotion zone coming up on the land given by the Kochi Port Trust would bring about major advances on the export front. A blue print was being prepared for increasing export of food products from Kerala. A masterplan for industrial development of the State would be presented at the Global Investors Meet in Kochi on January 18.

The speaker, K. Kalimuthu, said today, you open the safe. Pa anniversary Aditanar building, constructed on an area of 15000 square metres on an overload of Rs.1.25 crores in the premises of the University of Manonmaniam Sundaranar in Abhishekapatti near here at home, management services and Study of Criminology and Criminal Justice.

The director of the daily Thanthi and chairman of Aditanar Educational Institutions, B. Sivanthi Adityan, given in the building with a State-of-the-art air-conditioned conference room, under the year of birth of hundreds of ceremonies anniversary of his father, which began on 27 September.

The conference room is the venue for the first and fifth Biennial International Conference of the Indian society of victimization November be held from 18 to 20 with the main theme: “Restorative Justice: A Stride towards victims justice system. ”

If Lauding the efforts of the. Pa Aditanar, founded the Daily Thanthi newspaper and ran in the midst of financial constraints in its early days, Mr Kalimuthu recalled his contribution to the anti-Hindi agitation and his isolation in prison Coimbatore.

“Mr. Aditanar man has been put in place the system of reading” Thirukkural “in the Tamil Nadu Assembly, as loudspeakers,” said Dr Kalimuthu.

Mr. Sivanthi Adityan, in his felicitation, said his father launched a university of art and science in Tiruchendur in 1965 with the sole aim of improving the quality of education for rural people less privileged, as they are not allow for the Metros, or even the nearby towns of higher education.

Now, this school has its sister concerns - College of Education, College of Physical Education, College for Women and College of Engineering - It all started after Mr. Sivanthi Adityan took over the management of his father.

Mr. Sivanthi Adityan thanked the High School of Management, giving him the possibility of an “emblem of the structure on the campus of the university on behalf of his father.

The Vice-Chancellor, K. Chockalingam, said the leadership of the university was the all-out efforts to rope in an expert in management, now in Chennai, the Department of Management Studies, and its standards are taken to greater heights.

“We also managed to convince Professor Irwin Waller of the Department of Criminology of the University of Ottawa, Canada, is currently advising more than 100 governments worldwide to work in the department of criminology and criminal justice MSU in February 2005 at an exhibition of international standards in line with the faculty and students, “said Dr. Chockalingam.

While the controversy over the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) proposals continue throughout the country, a small village located in a valley near Pune is fast developing as a Special Education area.

Many educational institutions are setting up huge land in this valley is located in the west of the crest Ghat, about 10 kilometers from Pune.

Names such as symbiosis International University, Bharati Vidyapeeth newly created and the Foundation for Education and Management liberal (FLAME) have already confirmed their presence in this valley, the building is its mark as the country’s largest hub training.

Lavale a village east of the Mulshi taluka of Pune district and is known for its picturesque. A huge hill separates Lavale village in the city of Pune.

Educational institutions in this valley, the construction of roads and other entities of civil society in this region to join this valley of education on the main sectors of the city. Crores of rupees are used for world-class infrastructure and living conditions in this peaceful place to win, students in Europe, the USA and Australia.

Students have different interests in education are almost all electricity, once they decide, you Lavale part of the valley. While the symbiosis is the creation of their medical training institution Lavale, with a mass communication institution, Bharati Vidyapeeth has a huge campus spread over 300 hectares, for training in medicine, engineering and management disciplines.

Apart from these two major brands, promoter of liberal education, flame, has also set up on campus with an area of 75 hectares.

The education system barons believe that within 10 years from now, this special section of Pune district in the country would be the biggest race of Education offers all types of training.

FLAME founder Parag Shah said that the company standard Lavale valley has all the functions of a strong academic culture and atmosphere.

“On flame, we are the under-graduate courses that are not flow like art, commerce and science. A student may choose topics of their choice. Our focus is on the performing arts and sport. There is no other institution of its kind in the country where the graduation rate is not a stream. A student can study art, literature, trade chemistry and physical, “said Shah. FLAME also offers courses such as post-diploma in management and mass communication.

“We have a lot of work invested about Rs 100 crore to the creation of this entire campus. Swimming pool, soccer field, badminton places and a cricket stadium ahead are all there for students,” says Shah. FLAME full also has a ready-to-use golf course next door.

Environment calm and proximity Info-tech hubs such as Hinjewadi, aundh baner and contributed deserve Lavale geographically. The Pirangut industrial zone, where Cummins Power Generation has its installation, is also near Lavale.

Symbiosis International University has also ‘Dyangram “Campus here, which is also ready to begin academic programs. Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM) and the Institute of symbiosis Telecom Management (SITM) moves in these premises from June 2008. It also provides for setting up a hospital near his campus with an investment of Rs 60 crore

For a course of the media planning and advertisers can flock to you for advice, Mr. Mitra Prithvijit

Back in the late ninety years, he has almost to the wall. Every time you joined the TV, sifted through magazines or on plates looked, there was no leakage of these four words? Yeh dil maange more. “The bubbly teenager, coca by hand, with a jiving Superstar has received almost in your psyche. If you like drinking, the flash tournament publicity ensured that there was never enough for the campaign.

If you thought it was madness, it was certainly a method. And we need a whole team of professionals around the clock to prepare, plan and conduct the strategy promoting the product. Media specializes in planning is an activity with crores of rupees on Thursday and has now returned to the classroom as well.

There are courses on various topics, including a two-year postgraduate programme in management communication at Mudra, the Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad. Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), New Delhi, has a similar program for advertising and public relations (PR) with modules on creativity and planning campaign. Several others will soon be as good.

Media planning is fully reap maximum benefit from advertising, public relations and direct marketing. Advertising is undoubtedly the largest and most powerful. And he takes care of money.

The identification of the target, different media platforms and how the functions other important aspect of planning media. The understanding of the platform or a combination of platforms work best for a certain type of audience is the heart of the work.

There are specialized in media research organizations that help advertisers plan the combination of media, buy the best offer and ensure that their messages are in a good position. They offer advice on media planning data from sources such as NRS (National Ship poll Reader), etc? Said Siddhartha Mukherjee, head, Corporate Communications TAM Media Research. And it is quite where practical training.

The MICA, of course, for example, focuses on the history, structure, management, technology, production processes and social conditions of the written press, radio, television, film, telecommunications, rural / traditional and outdoor media in India.

The industry has agreed to known professionals and specialized institutes. The MBA graduates specializing in marketing are also? Courses MICA like to give some sort of advance. You know the basics? software and information background, it is easier for you to do the analysis? Sonali believes Sircar, Mind Share, is an analysis of media.

The need for trained analysts to the media should continue to grow as the industry grows. And the good news is that the media boom has only just begun in India. With a degree from the Institute as a MICA, you rejoice about careers in industry and services, marketing organizations integrated communication management.

These organizations may be in the fields of advertising, media, marketing, market research, brand management consulting, direct marketing, Public Relations, Event marketing and entertainment, etc? But the better the job is to recognize that it is your analysis, that money moving within the profession? Mr. Mukherjee.

Most cities sufer before death by development. To cope with the increased volume of traffic, everyone has big plans. But they are often late.

In Delhi, only three of 18 planned Esta Kaden of one to five years, have been completed. The MCD has spent barely 59 crore R 95 crores of the RS for 2003-4 on the road to reconstruction.

He acknowledged the High Court, that 43 percent of roads in the city remained dug up during the last 12 months despite the fact that R 56.5 crores collected by the service agencies programme repair of its chaos.

This history repeats itself disembowelment in cities.

In Mumbai, people have forgotten the pain caused by the construction of esta Kaden of joy through the definition of zippen.

But in India, the jewel of the city, just 300 km from the town of 1600 trail of roads have been realized. In some cases, on the asphalt sank on behalf of the repair! The monsoon floods increase potholes quadrupled.

Ease of transport is the key to new cities on the path of globalization, but considering that Very Important Visitors are ultra-Zip down arterial roads, is another story in the backlanes.

New Hyderabad has butter vegetables roads, while the old city is a permanent dam through the narrow roads, potholes, debris and unruly transport.

“First steps behind the wheel is here as in the fight,” said a resident. This will be an important topic of electoral campaign.

The most recent of the city has greatly benefited from the expansion of road projects, accompanied by an improvement of road signs and crossings.

Hyderabad Urban Development Authority has a 108 km road linking the most important, including the business district of the city HiTech Indian School of Business, equipment and the park’s proposed new airport at Shamshabad.

The city of Bangalore Corporation (BCC) reinforce 270 km of arterial roads of the Städtische Bond Scheme 1998 at a price of Rs 231 crores. And it shows.

This year, over 100 km must be updated, and this, the World Bank has supported a large part of the RS 100 crore. But the sub-arterial streets tell another story.

Other emerging city of Pune, once the Outback Mumbai healthy, “five most polluted cities in Asia, largely thanks to 180 tons of toxic gases daily harm slowdown of vehicles on roads in poor condition .

This occurs despite the RS 60 crores per year pumped each year in the realization of the PMC under the high-profile Suresh Kalmadi.

The bodies of civilians has recently announced a draft integrated development of roads worth Rs 1000 crore, which does hiccup in this generosity, it is new roads that have been taken up in 1987 a plan.

With Maleeha Raghaviah

Kozhikode, JAN. 21st An action plan for bamboo Wayanad district was approved by the

Thrikkaipetta-based non-governmental organization Uravu.

The project with an outlay of Rs 6 crores, in coordination with the Centre of Excellence, Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode, Uravu President, T. Sivarajan said.

The plan assumes significance in the context of proposals for the use of bamboo resources of the state at a meeting of the Kerala Bamboo Mission under the chairmanship of Chief Minister, Oommen Chandy, recently in Thiruvananthapuram.

A key proposal of the mission is the establishment of a bamboo laminate / Board factory in Wayanad for the use of bamboo resources in the district. The declaration of a non-bamboo forest produce, they cultivate on a large scale in coordination with the Department of Industries and Forestry and bamboo formulation of a policy are the other recommendations.

Budgetary control provision for the bamboo sector and training and upgrading of skills of more than 5000 artisans in this year to the debate.

Uravu The aim is to use the existing and potential resources of bamboo in the district in a sustainable manner, ensure environmental safety and security and the subsistence of income for marginalized groups in society, and set up production facilities for value addition under different scales of operation with the aim Waste to zero, because each piece of bamboo - roots, basal part, stem, tops and leaves - have one or more applications. Infrastructure for the training and marketing support will be provided.

The forests in Wayanad, including the North and Wayanad Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, about 20 percent of the growing stock of bamboo in the State. It is a high degree of diversity of species of bamboo in Wayanad, allowing multiple applications and use.

It is roughly estimated that at least 10000 tons of bamboo can be extracted annually from the forests in Wayanad, as some 40000 tonnes of bamboo was used to see on the pulp factory Grasim Industries in Mavoor of Wayanad alone.

Central Excise Day will be celebrated here on Thursday. The Calicut Commissionerate premises of the organisation is the venue.

The commissionerate collected Rs. 300 crores up to January 2005 in the financial year 2004-05. According to a press release, the customs revenue showed an increase of 225 per cent, while service tax revenue went up by 35 per cent. The central-excise revenue maintained the tempo of last year.

The commissionerate, with jurisdiction over seven districts from Thrissur to Kasaragod in the State, Mahe of Pondicherry and Lakshadweep, contributed Rs 250.77 crores in central excise and Rs. 71.66 crores in service tax to the exchequer in 2003-04.

The release said this was an achievement, considering that tariff rates were reduced for cotton yarn and steel products. Also a few units, such as Hindustan Coca-Cola, were closed down.

The Dhanbad district administration has asked premier institutions of the country to prepare an evaluation report for the rehabilitation of more than 85,000 families in Jharia within 20 years.

The shortlisted institutions include Indian School of Mines, Central Mines Planning and Design Institute Limited, besides six others, which have to present the report after looking at the ?rehabilitation and resettlement? plans of the city ravaged by underground fires.

Among the other agencies which have been asked to prepare the report are the directorate-general of mines safety, Dhanbad-based Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Central Mining and Research Institute, Central Fuel Research Institute and the main financier of the project, Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL). The project has been chalked out after the approval of the state government, Union coal ministry and Coal India Limited.

Although these organisations have been asked to prepare the evaluation reports, sources said the administration is relying on the report to be submitted by S.M. Jaamdar, secretary to the department of relief and rehabilitation of the Karnataka government. Jaasmdar is the brain behind the Krishna project, where thousands were rehabilitated.

The reports would be discussed in a national workshop before the rehabilitation process begins.

After the victory of the BJP MLA from, Jharia Kunti Singh, the state government held parleys with BCCL and CIL to reach an agreement for the resettlement, the sources informed. The MLA had promised to do her best for the rehabilitation of the residents in her manifesto.

Sources said the technical experts of the state government will also be consulted. A senior officer of the district administration, who did not want his name to be disclosed, said the administration was keeping its fingers crossed as many hurdles have to be crossed and the project involved several hundred crores of rupees, not to mention the future of BCCL and lakhs of people.

tiruchirapalli, April 19 (PTI): The Union Textile Ministry is in phase textile cluster and sharing of investments in strategically important locations in Tamil Nadu.

A total of 20 groups were planned in the country, and it would be three in Tamil Nadu, G Ramesh Babu, Quality Assurance Officer and agent of cluster development, textiles Committee (Ministry of Textiles), told reporters.

Aufgegriffen the context of integrated development programmes Handwebstühlen cluster of feasibility studies were devoted to the education establishment.

The Committee had considered Full-gage centres machines and equipment for different activities, such as distortion, design and quality of a laboratory analysis of the usefulness of cotton on the basis main weaving together with companies based in different areas.

The clusters are in Tiruchirappalli, Kurinijipadi Cuddalore district and Tiruvannamalai.

These sites have been selected, since the textile 2005-06 by the development programme for the textile ministry had with funding from Rs.two crores.

Under the programme of 2006-07, ten new countries in order to cluster.

The main objetive of the whole project was to raise awareness among weavers and other more recent design and technology, has been inherited from sales outside qualifications. Consortiums composed of Weber and master craftsman, senior in the textile and villages still Junior-weaving community would provide the necessary training in the fields of specialization.

In Tiruchirapalli district, Bharathidasan Institute of Management (BIM) was as a partner in this program.

According to S. Sundar, in-Charge, Center for Contemporary Research Management of the BIM, students at the Institute were visiting handgewebten and textile companies in the field of evaluation of performance levels.

BIM will be in line with recommendations for the right type of machinery and technologies included in this program, and these recommendations will help in training centres mutual establishment.

As a pilot initiative, textiles consortia had already formed in Manamedu in the textile field where heritageous practices cotton production, etc. sarees takes place for several decades