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BRICS Chamber of Commerce & Industry2015www.bricscci.com
Ms. Dilma Rousseff(President, Brazil)
Mr. Vladimir Putin (President, Russia)
Mr. Narendra Modi(Prime minister, India)
Mr. Xi Jinping(President, China)
Mr. Jacob Zuma(President, S.Africa)
President’s Message
In today’s scenario of different cultures and global village, a big challenge is developing international institutional links. I am honored to be a part of a unique programme, which is promoting trade and commerce among fellow members of BRICS for the last three years. The Chamber is a platform for people of BRICS and oth-er friendly nations to interact with one another in understanding international markets to promote trade and business opportunities. Our website reflects the Chamber’s interest in providing informa-tion, promoting discussions and action on challenges that can be addressed through collaboration. Since our inception in 2012, we have been carrying out all our activities committed to making a significant contribution through enhancing local and international business to improve the lives of people in BRICS nations. We have added individuals and advisors who can deliver good value from social, economic, industrial standpoint. We combine these intrinsic strengths to gear up for future. I urge our well-wishers for their par-ticipation in making us realize our dream, to make the Chamber a global success story.
Mr.B.R SainiFounder PresidentBRICS CCI
Mr.B.R SainiFounder President
BRICS CCI
Why BRICS?
Statistics and facts on the BRICS countries
Recent developments in ‘The Big Five’
BRICS CCI past events & conferences
Event proposed in the year 2015 & beyond
People behind BRICS CCI
Benefits to BRICS CCI members
Contents
Secretary General’s Message
Our vision at the BRICS Chamber of Commerce and Industry is to be the ‘voice’ of young entrepreneurs. Beyond providing a col-laborative environment to enhance trade and commerce, we wish to provide the world a platform of experiential learning through so-cial and technological exchanges. Our Chamber is now in its fourth year and in this short span we have achieved commendable growth. Participation of delegates in our events establishes that we have given enough value to creation of wealth with social equity. Both aspects are necessary for a balanced growth of any nation. In the near future we are looking at some specific areas like Energy Secu-rity, Education, Human Resources, Digital Economy, Food Processing and Agri-business etc. Our efforts are to encourage extensive par-ticipation of young entrepreneurs. We are creating several interven-tions in the area of capacity building for MSMEs, as we see them as engine of inclusive growth. We aim to establish benchmarks in various areas and continuously work in the pursuit of excellence. To facilitate young entrepreneurs we have set up three Centers of Ex-cellence- Centre for MSMEs, Centre for Arbitration & Legal services, and Centre for CSR. We have decided to offer free advisory services to MSME sector through these Centers of Excellence. The free advi-sory services are also available to any business entrepreneur, com-ing from outside India. I invite our well-wishers and associates from BRICS and other friendly nations to be a part of this exciting journey towards a better world by encouraging entrepreneurs.
Dr. B B L MadhukarFounder Secretary-GeneralBRICS CCI
Dr. B B L MadhukarFounder
Secretary-GeneralBRICS CCI
BRAZIL RUSSIA INDIA CHINA S.AFRICA
What is BRICS CCI?
Individual funding: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS) are leading emerging economies and political powers at the region-al and international level. The acronym was originally coined in 2001 to highlight the exceptional role of important emerging economies and the then acronym included Brazil, Russia, India and China (BRIC) only. It was pointed out that high growth rates, economic potential and demographic development were going to put BRIC further in a lead position and it was argued that their increased relevance should also be reflected in their in-corporation to the G7 (O’Neill 2011). The four countries them-selves started to meet as a group in 2006 and it was only in 2010 that South Africa was invited to join the group, which was then referred to as BRICS.Brazil, Russia, India, China and South
Africa have emerged as ‘the protagonists” in the world economysignificantly and rapidly. The BRICS Chamber of Commerce and Industry is a parent organization which promotes commerce and industry in the BRICS nations. The Chamber founded in 2012, with the efforts of eminent professionals and entrepreneurs is a not-for-profit and non-governmental organization. The objective of BRICS CCI is to create an enabling support system especially for MSME segment of business and young entrepreneurs from across all geographies. While the BRICS nations will remain at the center of all activities, the chamber has taken in its credo to reach out to and enable young entrepreneurs from other friendly nations too. It proposes to be the ‘voice’ of young entrepreneurs and champion their business success.
Promote entrepreneurship and encourage young entrepreneurs to establish and grow their business across national boundaries.
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BRICS nations today represent 40% of the World Population.
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BRICS nations today represent 20% of the World GDP
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BRICS nations today represent 18% of the World Econonmy.
What We Do?
Build a credible repository of data and information that could be used by members.
Build a database of credible business partners across different geographies and industry verticals.
Conduct topical research that could be used by members to understand business relevant issues in enough detail to conduct a successful business in that space.
Build social and cultural exchange between interested nations, by promoting business around local art and culture.
Provide advisory services – FREE OF COST- to our members on legal as well as other business critical services.
Promote business interactions amongst mem-bers by organizing regular visits and other forms of interactions.
BRAZIL
$18Billion
RUSSIA
$18
INDIA
$18Billion
CHINA
$41Billion
S.AFRICA
$ 5Billion
Tax co-operation: The BRICS countries affirmed their commitment to continue a co-operative approach on issues related to tax administrations, tax base erosion and informa-tion exchange for tax purposes.
State Owned Companies: The summit highlighted im-portant role that State Owned Companies (SOCs) play in the economy and encourage our SOCs to continue to explore ways of co-operation, exchange of information and best practices.
Statistics: BRICS nations undertook that their National In-stitutes of Statistics and the Ministries of Health and Edu-cation to work on the development of joint methodologies for social indicators to be incorporated in the BRICS Joint Statistical Publication.
Economic Co-operation: Four fold agenda of peace, security, development and co-operation. Comprehensive co-operation and a closer economic partnership to facilitate market inter-linkages, financial integration, infrastructure, connectivity as well as people-to-people contacts.
BRICS Expansion: By increasing engagement with other countries, particularly developing countries and emerging market economies, as well as with international and re-gional organizations.
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BRAZILThe Nation of Football and Land of Palms
Brazil (officially the Federative Republic of Brazil) is the largest country in both South America and the Latin American region.
It is the world’s fifth largest country, both by geographical area and by population. It is the largest Portuguese-speaking country in the world, and the only one in the Amer-icas.
It has the seventh largest economy by nom-inal GDP in the world. The Brazilian econ-omy is characterized by moderately free markets and an inward-oriented economy.
Since 2003, Brazil has improved its mac-roecnomic stability, built foreign reserves, reduced debt, kept inflation rates under control and committed to fiscal responsi-bilities.
Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo are the main commercial centers.
It is also one of the founding members of United Nations and the G-20. Football is a premier sport of Brazil. Christ the
Reedemer
$2.244 trillion (2014)
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Statistics and facts on the BRICS countries.
CAPITAL
POPULATION
PRIMARY EXPORTS
GDP (nominal)
PRIMARY IMPORTS
Brasilia
202 Million(20.2 Crores, 2014)
Transport equipments, Iron-ore,Soybeans, Sugar, Footwear & Coffee.
Machinery, Chemical & Pharma products, Oil & Electronics.
St. Basil’s Cathedral
CAPITAL
POPULATION
PRIMARY EXPORTS
GDP (nominal)
PRIMARY IMPORTS
Moscow
151 Million(15.1 Crores, 2014)
Oil, Natural gas, Metals, Timber.
$2.057 trillion (2014)
Machinery, Transport equipment, Plastics, Medicines, Iron and Steel, Consumer goods, Meat.
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RUSSIAThe Nation of RichNatural Reserve
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St. Basil’s Cathedral
Russia, also officially known as the Russian Federation is a country in northern Eurasia.
It is a federal semi-presidential republic. At 17,075,400 square kilometres (6,592,800 sq mi), Russia is the largest country in the world, covering more than one-eighth of the Earth’s inhabited land area.
Russia is also the world’s ninth most popu-lous nation with nearly 144 million people as of 2015.
Extending across the entirety of Northern Asia and much of Eastern Europe, Russia spans nine time zones and incorporates a wide range of environment and landforms.
The Russian economy ranks ninth largest by nominal GDP and sixth largest by pur-chasing power parity in 2014.
Russia has a developed, high-income market economy with enormous natural resources, particularly oil and natural gas.
Its border touches 14 sovereign states.Russia is a permanent member of the Unit-ed Nations Security Council, a member of the G20 and the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
TAJ MAHAL
CAPITAL
POPULATION
PRIMARY EXPORTS
GDP (nominal)
PRIMARY IMPORTS
New Delhi
1.25 Billions(125 Crore, 2014)
Software services,Petroleum products, Precious stones, Cotton apparel, Gems and Jewellery, Handicrafts and Tea.
$2.048 trillion (2014)
Petroleum, Electronic goods, Edible oils, Fertilizers, Chemicals, Gold, Textiles, Iron and Steel.
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INDIAThe Land of Colors & Traditions
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Taj Mahal, Agra
India, officially the Republic of India, is a country in South Asia. It is the seond-most populous country with over 1.2 billion peo-ple, and the largest democracy in the world.
Bounded by the Indian Ocean on the south, the Arabian Sea on the south-west, and the Bay of Bengal on the south-east, it shares land borders with Pakistan to the west; Chi-na, Nepal, and Bhutan to the north-east; and Burma (Myanmar) and Bangladesh to the east.
It is the seventh-largest country by area.
The Indian economy is the world’s tenth-largest by nominal GDP and third-largest by purchasing power parity (PPP).
It has the third-largest standing army in the world and ranks ninth in military expendi-ture among nations. Mumbai is the Finan-cial Capital of India.
Bangalore is known as the “Silicon Valley of India” because of its role as the nation’s leading information technology (IT) exporter.
CAPITAL
POPULATION
PRIMARY EXPORTS
GDP (nominal)
PRIMARY IMPORTS
Beijing
1.370 Billion(137 Crores, 2014)
Electrical and other machinery including data processing equipment, Apparel, Textiles, Iron and Steel, Optical and Medical equipment.
$9.240 trillion (2013)
Ores, Slag, Bottom ash, Organic Chemicals, Plastics, Metals, Sulphur, Stone, Precious stones, Fish and Seafood.
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CHINAThe Red Dragon
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The Great Wall Of China
China, officially the People’s Republic of China (PRC), is a sovereign state located in East Asia.
It is the world’s most populous country, with a population of over 1.35 billion. The People’s Republic of China is a single-party state governed by the Chinese Communist Party, with its seat of government in the capital city of Beijing.
According to IMF, China is the world’s sec-ond-largest economy by nominal GDP and the largest by purchasing power parity (PPP).
It has the world’s largest standing army, with the second-largest defense budget.
It is the manufacturing workshop of the world with highly skilled workforce andrelatively low wage cost.
It is the largest exporter of goods in the world and second largest importer of goods. Shanghai is the main financial cen-tre of China.
China is also the world’s fastest growing consumer market and is expected to have one billion middle class consumers by 2020.
Huguenot Monument
CAPITAL
POPULATION
PRIMARY EXPORTS
GDP (nominal)
PRIMARY IMPORTS
Pretoria (Executive)
52.52 Million(2014)
Diamonds, Platinum, Machineries, Minerals and metals, Motor vehicles and parts and Agriculture products.
$341.216 billion (2013)
Machinery, Transport equipment, Chemicals, Petroleum products, Scientific instruments.
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S.AFRICAThe Rainbow Nation
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The Republic of South Africa (RSA) is a country bounded on the south by 2798 kilometers of coastline of Southern Africa stretching along the South Atlantic and In-dian oceans.
South Africa is the 25th largest country in the world by land area, and with close to 53 million people, is the world’s 24th-most populous nation.
Its economy is the second largest in Africa and the 34th largest in the world.
In terms of purchasing power parity, South Africa has the seventh highest per capita income in Africa.
It is the world’s largest producer of plati-num and chromium and holds world’s larg-est reserves of manganese, gold, platinum group metals, chromium and vanadium.
It generates 45% of Africa’s electricity and provides 4th cheapest electricity in the world.
Johannesburg is the economic capital of South Africa.
Mr. Vladimir Putin lighting the lamp at Vigyan Bhavan.
Mr. Vladimir Putin (President, Russia) with Mr. Narendra Modi (Prime minister, India) at 15th Annual INDO-RUSSIA Summit
Sharing a light moment during Indo-Russia Summit,2014.
Annual India-Russia Summit
Summary
The President of the Russian Federation, H.E. Mr. Vladimir V. Putin, paid an official visit to India on December 11, 2014 for the 15th Annual Summit between the two countries. Both the nations signed20 agreements covering the fields of nuclear energy, oil and gas, health, investment, mining, media and wind power.
On the side-lines of the BRICSsummit here, Modi conveyed his sincere appreciation and admiration for Putin’s decisive leadership in deepening and expanding the India-Russia special and privileged strategic partnership. Rich pickings by both sides included deals worth $40 billion in nuclear energy, $50 billion in crude oil and gas and $10 billion in a host of other sectors, including defence, fertilizers, space, and diamonds. The 15th India-Russia annual summit was meant to lay out a specific decadal roadmap for bringing about a complete transformation in the Indo-Rus-sian bilateral ties and taking them to a much higher trajectory than ever before.
The list of agreements signed during the official Visit of Honorable Mr. Vladimir Putin to India are:
Protocol for consultations between the Ministry of External Affairs and Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia for the period 2015-2016.
Agreement for training of Indian Armed Forces Personnel in the military educational establishments of the Defense Ministry of the Russian Federation.
Strategic vision for strengthening co-operation in peaceful uses of Atomic energy between the two countries.
Provisions for the technical data and information non-disclosure in the framework of co-operation in the field of peaceful use of Nuclear energy.
Programme of Cooperation (POC) under framework of Inter-governmental agreement for enhancement of co-operation in oil and gas in 2015-16.
MoU between Quality Council of India (QCI) and Federal Accreditation Service of Russian Federation on technical co-operation on accreditation.
Memorandum of Understanding between the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (RFBR).
MoU between TATA Power and Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF).
MoU between ACRON of Russia and NMDC of India (consortium leader) to implement the understanding reached to acquire stake in a potash mine in Russia.
MoU between VTB (Vneshtorgbank) of Russia and ESSAR Group.
MoU between ‘Oil India Limited’ and ‘Zarubezhneft’.
MoU between IDFC (Infrastructure Development Finance Corporation Ltd) and RDIF (Russian Direct Investment Fund).
MoU between Electronics and Software Export promotion Council of India (ESEPCI) and Skolkovo Foundation of Russia.
MoU between ESSAR and ROSNEFT for long-term supply of crude oil.
Supplement to the General Framework Agreement (GFA) for Units 3 and 4 of Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project between Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) and ATOMSTROYEXPORT (ASE).
Contract between Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) and ATOMSTROYEXPORT (ASE) for unit 3 and 4 of Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant.
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Recent Developments in ‘The Big Five ’
The esteemed ‘P.M’ addressing the Indo-Russia summit.
Agreements:
Mr. Narendra Modi in conversation with Mr. Vladimir Putin.
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BRICS SummitBrazil
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BRICS SUMMIT 2014, Brazil
A view of BRICS Summit Brazil, 2014
Mr. Narendra Modi addressing the BRICS Summit Brazil,2014.
The 6th BRICS summit in Fortaleza, Brazil held on 15th July 2014 has highlighted the increasing role of emerging countries in international affairs and their ability to share strategic interests and approaches while reaching for their development goals. The theme of this BRICS Summit was-” Inclusive Growth: Sustainable Solutions”.
(A) Formation of New Development Bank BRICS Development Bank-
(B)MOU on Co-operation among BRICS Export Credit Insurance Agencies: In this agreement, BRICS nations contribute towards the projects associated with the supply of goods and services to the third nation.
(C)Treaty for establishment of BRICS Contingent Reserve Arrangement: The BRICS Contingent Reserve Arrangement (CRA) with an initial size of US$ 100 billion was established.
The leaders of the five BRICS countries have signed a deal to create a new $100bn (£58.3bn) development bank.
The capital for the bank will be split equally among the five participating countries. The bank will have its headquarters in Shanghai, China.
The first president for the bank will come from India, the inaugural Chairman of the Board of directors will come from Brazil, and the inaugural chairman of the Board of Governors will be Russian.
The Bank shall mobilize resources for infrastructure and sustainable development projects in BRICS and other emerging economies and developing countries.
India has already begun the internal process to set up the USD 100 billion Bank.
BRICS Conference meeting at BRICS Summit Brazil, 2014.
Indian and Chinese companies signed deals worth $22 billion in Shanghai on Saturday, soon after Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a strong pitch for the two countries to work together in an address to the India-China Business Forum. External Affairs Ministry spokesperson, Vikas Swarup in a tweet shared an official document containing details of the agreements signed between Indian and Chinese companies, spanning industries including renewable energy, power infrastructure and steel.
Mr. Xi Jinping and Mr. Narendra Modi addressing the conference. Mr. Xi Jinping and Mr. Narendra Modi during the Signing of Pact.
Axis Energy Ventures India signed a tripartite MoU in the renewable energy sector with Chinese companies Mingyang Wind Power and Global Wind Power.
Essel Solar signed a pact with China’s JA Solar to set up a solar cell and module manufacturing facility.
Wipro BPS’s pact with Dalian Municipal People’s Government and Yida China Holding was for an offshore delivery centre in Dalian.
Bharti Airtel signed agreements with China Development Bank for financing for the purchase of equipment from ZTE and Huawei, and that under licence approved by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India.
The Indian telecom operator also signed a credit facility deal with Industrial & Commercial Bank of China.
Adani Group signed an agreement to establish an integrated PV industrial park in Mundra SEZ with China’s Golden Concord Holdings.
Adani Power signed a pact with China Development Bank on financing of APL Mundra Power Plant Phase I, II and III.
Adani Ports and SEZ signed a pact with Guangzhou Port Authority for establishment of a sister port relationship between Mundra Port and Guangzhou Port.
CHINA MEETMay,2015
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Mr. Vladimir Putin (President, Russia), Mr. Narendra Modi (Prime minister, India), Ms. Dilma Rousseff (President, Brazil) Mr. Xi Jinping (President, China) and Mr. Jacob Zuma (President, S.Africa) at BRICS Summit Brazil,2014. Mr. Xi Jinping and Mr. Narendra Modi in China.
Mr. Narendra Modi’s(PM) China Visit
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List of pacts signed:
A cultural welcome for the Indian Prime Minister.
Mr. Narendra Modi recieving Gaurd of Honor at China.
Mr. Narendra Modi arriving for the delegation meet,China 2015.
Mr. Xi Jinping and Mr. Narendra Modi gracing each other.
List of pacts signed:
Glimpses from Mr. Narendra Modi’s visit to China
Sun Group signed an MoU with Canadian Solar Power Chi-na to generate 5,000 MW of solar power in the next five years as well as manufacturing of solar modules.
GMR Group signed an MoU with Guizhou International In-vestment Corporation for an industrial park in Kakinanda SEZ for high-end Chine equipment manufacturers.
Infosys Technologies (China) signed an agreement with People’s Government of Qiannan Autonomous Prefecture to jointly build ‘China-India Information Service Corridor’ in Qiannan Autonomous Prefecture.
IL&FS or Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services signed an MoU with Industrial & Commercial Bank of China.
IL&FS also signed a deal with China Huaneng Group.
Welspun Group signed a deal with China National Techni-cal Import and Export Corporation (CNTIC) for an integrat-ed steel project in Gujarat.
Autolite India signed a deal with Jinway Import & Export for manufacturing of high-tech capital goods in India.
Eros Group signed an MoU with Shanghai Film Corporation for mutual development and exploration in opportunities in Indian and Chinese film markets.
Eros Group also signed a pact with China Film Group for co-production of film Xuan Zang.
NIIT China signed an MoU with Gui’an New Administrative Committee, Guizhou province for co-operation in the IT sector.
The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) signed a pact with People’s Government of Guizhou for promoting Indi-an companies participating in IT projects.
The industry chamber also signed a pact with Zhisland & Xifu for connecting Indian and Chinese private sector companies.
Aarvee Associates Architects Engineers & Consultants signed a partnership agreement with China Railway SIYU-AN Survey & Design Group.
Bhushan Power and Steel signed a deal with CNTIC for a hot-rolled steel coil project.
EVENTS PROPOSED FOR THE YEAR 2015
Business Delegation to Russia (July, 2015)
AGM BRICS CCI (26th September, 2015)
Digital India Conclave, Mumbai (31st October, 2015)
4th Workshop on Anti Money Laundering
Conference on Role of BRICS in Promoting Energy Security
Workshop and Exhibition on Agro - Business
Exhibition cum Conference on Affordable Healthcare
BRICS Youth Entrepreneurship Forum
International Conference on Framework for Financial Growth
Launch of Certificate course on CSR
Launch of Certificate courses on Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Launch of Certificate course on IPR
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Dr. B.B.L. Madhukar welcoming H.E. Idriss Raoua.
A delegate sharing a light moment with the audience.
Eminent Guests
Connect Africa was organized to create new avenues and opportunities for young entrepreneurs from India and African nations. Both are similar economies in terms of investment and growth potential.
Queen Worlu (Minister, Trade and Investment Nigeria) Elizabeth Paula Napeyok (High Commissioner, Uganda) Mongy Badr (Minister of Commerce, Egypt) Abdoduolayeb Sow (Counselor, Guine en Inde) Emile MWEPESI (Counselor, Rwanda) Ali Illiassou (Ambassaor, Niger) Mucyo Rutishisha (Counselor, Rwanda) Saimy Tiemele (Ambassador, Ivory Coast) Ms Ebyan Mahamed Salah (Ambassador, Re public of Somalia)Jerusalem Amdemariam (Minister Counsellor-I (Business), Ethiopia)Lovemore Kelly Dzvuke (Counsellor (Head of Chancery), Republic of Zimbabwe)Alem Tsehaye Woldemariam (Ambassador, State of Eritrea)Pankaj Batra (Marketing Executive, Times of Africa) Rakesh Wahi (Chairman, CMA Investment Holding)Susheel Dhar (Redsun Enterprises.C.C.)Florence Imisa Weche (High Commissioner, Kenya High Commission)
The highligted points of the event are:
Connect Africa was organized to create new avenues and opportunities for young entrepreneurs from India and African nations. Both are similar economies in terms of investment and growth potential.
The function started with a video message delivered by Hon’ble Gen. (Dr.) V. K. Singh, Minister of State for External Affairs, Govt. of India. He was scheduled to personally attend and address the gathering. He had shown keen interest in participating and encouraged the Chamber on this initiative.
All ambassadors of African nations, along with their colleagues in New Delhi were invited for this event. They were present in large number and showed keen interest to hold a discussion on strengthening economic and business relations, by enabling young entrepreneurs.
The program started with a welcome address by Mr. B.R. Saini, President of BRICS CCI.
Reiterating on the importance of helping developing nations from Africa to accelerate its growth and development, Dr. B.B.L. Madhukar, Secretary General of BRICS CCI said in his address, “Africa is a sunrise continent for investment. Recently India has been attracting lot of global investment interest as well. In this scenario, BRICS CCI will dedicatedly extend all the support to developing nations from Africa to facilitate their growth and development. We are delighted to announce that the Centre for Arbitration that was set up in March 2015 will provide cost free legal advice to developing countries that strive to set-up their businesses in India.”
Mr. Naveen Coomar, Honorary Advisor, BRICS CCI further added, “Africa is a growing economy like India and any model of growth that has been helpful to India would be relevant for Africa as well. We should collaborate and explore possibility of creating sustainable growth models for developing economies. BRICS CCI promises to create an enabling environment for such countries that would promote ease of doing business in the country.”
The event witnessed discussions on Africa’s priority of expand-ing business in India and their expectations from BRICS CCI.
His Excellency the Ambassador of Burkina Faso was the Guest of Honor. At the end of the event a formal farewell was also announced for him.
The Dean of Africa and Her Excellency the Ambassador of Ethiopia, Dr. (Ms.) Gennet Zeeide also shared her thoughts on opportunities in working with the chamber and encour-aged members of African nations to share their priorities and concerns at such forums and find collaborative solutions. She was very positive on growing economic relations amongst participating nations from Africa.
It was decided that separate deliberations with individual nations will be carried out to fully utilize the potential of such associations.
Mr. Suresh Goel, IFS and Former Ambassador to Africa also shared his experience of working with African nations and highlighted potential that exists.
Mrs. Saloni Wahi, from CMA Investment Holdings that has business interests in several African nations including Forbes Africa, also spoke and shared her perspective on opportunities.
BRICS CCI past Events & Conferences
Dr. B.B.L. Madhukar welcoming a delegate.
Events
Mr. H.E. Idriss Raoua Ouedraogo inaugrating the conclave.
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Mr. H.E. Idriss Raoua Ouedraogo, Mr. B.R. Saini and Dr. B.B.L. Madhukar addressing the ‘Connect Africa’ conclave.
Connect Africa New Delhi
09th MAY
BRICS Chamber of Commerce and Industry organized its first HR Director’s Conclave on 13 March, 2015 at SCOPE Complex Conference Hall, New Delhi. The theme of the conclave was; Building and enabling eco-system for success of ‘Make in India’ and ‘Skilled India’. Honorable Dr. Pritam Singh (Padma Shree Awardee) inaugurated the event.
The event started with an address by President of BRICS CCI, Mr. B.R. Saini followed by welcome address by the Secretary General, Dr. B.B.L. Madhukar. The con-clave had 3 panel discussions with eminent industry experts sharing their thoughts and experiences on how to take this agenda of ‘Make in India’ forward and how to make it successful.
In his welcome address Dr. Madhukar mentioned:
Dr. U.D. Choubey (Director General of SCOPE) spoke about:
Dr. Pritam Singh in his key note address:
Majority of population is middle class with several aspirations.
Only 10% of the working population is skilled.
Most people possess hard skills and not soft skills.
BRICS CCI focuses not only on wealth creation, but also equitable distribution.
Focus required on the concept of growth with equity.
Global integration, post liberalization and open economic policy.
People have to go outside and compete with the global market.
Fragility of community relations.
Enterprises have to change their approach – synchronize trust relationship for sustainability of the enterprise.
Gandhi Ji, believed that a great person is someone who makes others believe that he is also great.
Need to create a relevant mindset for success of any enterprise. India’s focus is on quantity and not quality. It is time we started thinking about ‘Competitive Collaboration’. People in India must move from the strategy of survival to sur-vival with excellence.
HR Director’s Conclave
13th MAR
Panelists:Key Points made during the session:
Atul Chug (Former HR Head- Middle East South Asia, Rolls-Royce)
Raghavendra K. (VP and Head- Human Resource Development, Infosys BPO)
Rakesh Seth (Senior VP- Group HR, Lloyd Group)
Ajai Mehrotra (VP Human Resources, Communal Technology India (P))
Saurabh Nigam (VP-HR, Snapdeal)
Youth of the country today is ready to challenge any and everything, and then come up with solutions too.
HR must move outside the four walls of his office.
We must ultimately look for commitment in individuals.
Mindset has to change as technology changes.
Need for soft skills like reading, communication, collaboration and engagement.
Changes are required for making education accessible and available for all, and secondly bringing changes in the elementary education system.
Need to build a culture of innovation, thereby promoting a learning culture.
01st panel : Reflection - Youth, Talent and Skills in India
The focus of the panel was youth: the myths about youth, their commitment and passion, components of digital commerce and the three pillars of the ecosystem: Education, Youth and Employers.
Panelists:Key Points made during the session:Dr. Yasho V. Verma (ex-COO, LG Electronics India)
AK Munjal (VP-HR ,Maruti Suzuki India Ltd.)
Deepak Singh (President HR, Adhunik Group)
Col. Pankaj Dhingra (VP-HR, SITI Cable Network Ltd-Zee Network)
Prashant Das (Head-HR, Morepen Laboratories Ltd.)
Rajeev Bhadauria (Director and Head Group HR, Jindal Steel and Power Ltd.)
Around 5,00,000 people need to be skilled every month.
We are quantitative rather than qualitative in our education system.
Importance of discipline and the need of collaborating to achieve success.
India must become a global manufacturing hubin order to forge ahead.
Broadcast is turning into a narrowcast today.
Designing of policy framework according to the needs and aspiration of the young population.
Training can transform an average employee into a good performer.
India needs to have entrepreneurial-based policies.
A new phenomena of ‘active inertia’ afflicts Indian employees.
02nd panel : Reflection - Policy Framework that delivers result in India
The focus of this session was importance of discipline and collaboration in achieving success, education system, skilling of labour, designing of policy framework, training methodology, brand building, role of Board of Directors and Government.
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Dr. B.B.L. Madhukar, Dr. Preetam Singh, Mr. B.R. Saini and Dr. U.D. Choubey addressing the seminar.
Dr. B.B.L. Madhukar, Dr. Susi Singh, Dr. Preetam Singh, Mr. B.R. Saini and Dr. U.D. Choubey.
Ms. Jyoti Srivastava, Dr. Sushi Singh and Ms. Claaire in a conversation.
Delegates registering for the seminar.
Mr. B.R. Saini welcoming Dr. U.D. Choubey.
Panelists:
The following key points raised at the end of the HR Directors’ Conclave during International Best Practices session:
Key Points made during the session:
Gen. (Retd.) D.V. Kalra
Sameer Khanna (VP and Head- HR, Ericsson)
Ms. Jayantika Dave (Non-Executive Director, Ingersoll Rand India)
Ms. Saloni Malhotra (AVP – HR, Paytm)
Naveen Coomar (Managing Partner, Naveen & Naveen, Honorary Advisor, BRICS CCI)
Importance of communication and collaboration.
Concept of lifelong learning and in this context importance of “teachers teach thyself” is very relevant.
Need to re-skill the HR in order to improve their efficiency.
Need for assessment centers and certifying of professionals. This includes retraining of HR professionals.
Entrepreneurship mindset is missing from India.
Industries must connect with the educational institutes in order to get an efficient supply of manpower.
Ethics, values, and moral behavior needed for HR development.
There are four major skills missing in people today - Lack of team work, entrepreneurial spirit,ownership and the right attitude towards work.
Structure of skill and talent development needs redefinition. Current definition and understanding is legacy based which comes from colonial mindset.
In India, we focus on training the left-brain prominence that creates compliance while lower emphasis is on right brain where innovation comes from.
Need for community based learning.
People may be illiterate but intelligent.
03rd panel : Strategies for Future
The focus of discussion was lack of entrepreneurial mindset, innovation, right attitude and technology in India, association of industries with the educational institutes and redefining talent.
BRICS CCI jointly with Commercial & Economic Affairs Office of Bulgaria to India, Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria organized an IT Business Meet: Bulgarian and Indian IT Delegation on 12 February, 2015 at Hotel Ashok, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi. The delegates were welcomed by Stefan Ionkov, Head of Commercial & Economic Affairs Office of Bulgaria to India and Dr. B.B.L. Madhukar, Secretary General, BRICS CCI. Naveen Coomar, Honorary Advisor, BRICS CCI introduced the purpose and format of the meeting and initiated discussions amongst the delegates. The aim of this meet was to give the delegates an opportunity to share objectives and information about their venture and explore possibilities of collaborative engagements. This also set a networking platform between the Indian and the Bulgarian delegates who could exchange their thoughts and put forward their ideas about their IT Companies. The meeting was an interactive discussion where all the Bulgarian and Indian IT Companies got together to discuss their collaboration to generate business. It provided one-on-one as well as one-on-many interaction opportunities to openly share opportunities as well as explore possibilities. It was an intense meeting that generated substantial interest in the delegates from both nations to share possibilities of collaborative engagements.
IT Meet – Bulgarian Delegation (12th February, ‘15)
BRICS Chamber of Commerce and Industry organized the Swachh Bharat Conclave: Reduce, Recycle, Reuse on February 4, 2015 at Children’s Academy School, Thakur Complex, Kandivali East, Mumbai. Ms. Poonam Mahajan (Member of Parliament) was the Guest of Honour. Also, Anand Raj Anand (Music Director, Composer, Lyricist and Playback Singer) graced the occasion. Secretary General of BRICS CCI, Dr. B.B.L. Madhukar said that “BRICS Chamber of Commerce has joined hands with millions of Indians in Swachh Bharat Campaign. Our main motive is ‘awareness’ among children so that it can be passed on to others so that there will be a cycle of information which is important for this cleanliness programme. We strictly believe that we can’t buy a clean environment, we have to make one and to achieve this, we need stricter policies and individuals must learn to do their deeds. And through this conclave, we aim to educate the students and their parents the mantra of ‘Reduce, Recycle and Reuse’.” The event was sponsored by Creya, Next Education, Sampurnearth, Greenopia and Principal India.
Swachh Bharat Conclave: Reduce, Recycle & Reuse (4th February , ‘15)
BRICS Chamber of Commerce and Industry together with the Russian Centre of Science & Culture and Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA) organized the BRICS International Youth Forum from 28 to 30 January, 2015 at the Russian Cultural Centre, New Delhi. BRICS International Forum formed as a platform for youth of BRICS nations to interact across national boundaries. It could, act as a linkage between policy makers, government representatives, social organizations, export- import promotion councils, trade and investment organizations, diplomats, bureaucrats, media and academicians. This forum is also expected to provide insights on how to do business in India, the kind of technology and resources to be used to increase the output and the possible benefits while expanding the business in India. The Chief Guest of the event was Sarbananda Sonowal (Hon’ble Minister of State (Independent Charge), Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Government of India). Guest of Honour was Ms. Meenakshi Lekhi (Member of Parliament). The keynote speaker was Ms. Tatiana Seliverstova (Head of the International Department, Russian Union of Youth, and Russia).
BRICS International Youth Forum (28th to 30th January , ‘15)
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HR Director’s conclave - Third Panel.
Swachh Bharat Conclave, ‘15. Ms. Poonam Mahajan addressing the conclave.
International Youth Forum. Mr. Rajesh Batra addressing the forum.
Hon’ble Minister of IT and Telecommunications, Ravi Shankar Prasad was the Chief Guest for the event. He laid emphasis on the contexts of technology and commerce as a collective. He highlighted the Indian horizon of commerce by reflecting the magnitude of potential that the Indian entrepreneurs hold. He shared some brief and interesting anecdotes highlighting the passion and enthu-siasm the young India holds for e-commerce. He shared that e -commerce extension of India which is surely paving way for the new India, i.e. the Digital India. According to him, the dream of witnessing a Digital India will be fulfilled the day, when the availability of resources, items and opportunities are just a click away for the Indians. Hon’ble Minister remarked “Indians are born entrepreneurs.” One of the dearest aims for which he would leave no stone unturned is the object of bridging the gap between the rural and urban India. He projected at bringing the local and small scale entrepreneurs to the international platform by achieving the Digital India.
E-Commerce Conclave (19th November, ‘14)
BRICS Chamber of Commerce and Industry proudly kicked off its first Renewable Energy Conclave on May 30th, 2014 in New Delhi at India International Centre. The aim of the conclave was to thoroughly assess the current business climate, future market prospects and feasibility of the renewable energy in the developing BRICS nations. Mr. M.C. Gupta, a Former Chief Secretary, Haryana & Former Industries Secretary, GOI and also Advisor to United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) were the Chief Guest for the event.
A panel discussion was held between Dr. Ashutosh Rastogi (Group Member of Planning Commission of Government of India). Mr. Sukhbir Singh (Ex-Offico Secretary to Government of India), Mr. Shashank Adlakha (General Manager Re New Power), Ms. Kanika Khanna (Chief Executive Officer, Sunkalp Energy provided a finale to the Conclave.
Renewable Energy Conclave (30th May’14)
Eminent Speakers:
Dr. Srikanta K. Panigrahi (Director General of Carbon Minus India (CMI)) and is a prominent member of Board of Trustees of Indian Institute of Sustainable Development (IISD), New Delhi.
Lt. Gen. D.V. Kalra (Ex Director General Ordinance Services) and Mr. K.S. Popli (Chairman and Managing Director (IREDA) also presented their views on the significant topic of Renewable Energy.
To address the rising issue of Affordable Healthcare in India, BRICS Chamber of Commerce and Industry organized a workshop at India International Centre on 14th May, 2014. Dr. P.K Dave, A Padma Shree Awardee and the Chairman of Department of Orthopedics at Rockland Hospitals, Former Director, AIIMS, was the Chief Guest for the event. Drawing from his experience, he talked about the importance of formulation and implementation of the healthcare policies.
Discussed topics:
-An overview of the Global Scenario – By Dr.A.K.Mukherjee (Director General Indian Spinal Injury Centre, New Delhi).
-The Affordability Aspect – By Dr. S.B.Sashank (Special Secretary Health & Food Works/ Drug Controller, Government of NCT of Delhi).
Distinguish Speakers :
Dr. Devashish Saini, (an AIIMS graduate, (Master of Science in Health Informatics) from University of Alabama, Birmingham, USA and founder of Ross Clinics).
Dr. Harish Bhalla, working on the ‘Effect of Tobacco on Peripheral Vascular Diseases’ under the guidance of a internationally renowned Prof. Dr. R.C. Nigam of Maulana Aazad Medical College, New Delhi.
Notable and significant observers:
Mr. Bageshwar Jha who represented Dr. Bindeshwar Pathak, a Padma Vibhushan Awardee and the founder of Sulabh International.
Amb. Ajai Malhotra, Former Ambassador to Russia Federation, shared an experience about running a philanthropic medical care outfit which is providing affordable healthcare solutions to around 1 lakh patients in one year project, World Heart Federation, Geneva.
Dr. Devashish Saini, an AIIMS graduate, (Master of Science in Health Informatics) from University of Alabama, Birmingham, USA and founder of Ross Clinic.
Workshop on Affordable Healthcare (14th May, ’14)
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The BRICS CCI, being one of the socially responsible organizations, held a successful workshop on ‘Anti Money Laundering and FEMA regulations, and Cross Border Non Resident Taxation’ on 14th May, 2014 at the India International Centre. Mr. Vijayendra Nath Kaul (Former CAG of India and Padma Bhushan awardee) was the honourable Chief Guest and with various other eminent panelist and speakers.
Guest Speaker: Mr. Balesh Kumar (Special Director of Enforcement Directorial)
Panelist: Sh. Kapil Goel (Chartered Accountant & a Fellow Member of Direct Tax Representation Commerce in All India Federation of Direct Tax Practitioners for CBDT & Ministry of Finance.)
Programme Director: Mr. Anil Aggarwal (Chartered Accountant & Advocate) .
Workshop on Money Laundering, FEMA Regulations and Cross Border Non Resident Taxation, (14th May, ’14)
Keeping in view its objectives of promoting bilateral trade relations not only in the BRICS nations, but also in other friendly & neighbouring countries, Chamber organized an Indian Trade Exhibition in Tashkent, Uzbekistan from 2-4 October’2013. Maharashtra Govt participated as a State Partner and a few more States of India participated besides a large number of firms. Mr. Chhagan Bhujbal, (Honorable Minister for tourism of Maharashtra Government), and also filmstar Vivek Oberoi participated. Dr. Naresh Trehan also graced the occasion with his benign presence.
Indian Trade Fair in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, (2nd – 4th OCT 2013)
An International Conference was organized in Delhi by the Chamber in association with FORE School of Management, Del-hi, on 22nd March, 2013 at Hotel Taj Mansingh, New Delhi. Minister of External Affairs, Mr. Salman Khurshid graced the event as the Chief Guest. Dr Bhishma Narayana Singh, (Former Union Cabinet Minister and Governor of Tamil Nadu & Assam) presided and Dr G.V.G. Krishnamurthy (Former Election Commissioner of India) was the Guest of Honour. A good number of foreign diplomats and prominent industrialists and businessmen actively participated in the conference and discussed the challenges and issues faced by the BRICS group and how together BRICS as an organization can forge ahead to play a significant role in global governance.
The workshop was held on 9th March, 2013 at India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi. Key note speakers for the event were Dr. Rakesh Gupta, Advocate and Shri Anil Aggarwal, CA. The guest speaker for the event was Shri SK Panda, IRS, Commissioner of Central Excise, Govt. of India who explained the genesis and intricacies of money laundering law with which he has been associated from the drafting stage itself. This workshop provided a platform to gain insight about impact of Money Laundering on MNC’s, banks, financial institutions and other organizations, and their legal rights to deal with it.
International Conference on strengthening the strategic alliance for BRICS nations, (22nd March, ’13)
Workshop on Concerns and Issues relating to Anti-Money Laundering, FEMA, Searches and Seizure related to Income Tax Act, (9th March, ’13)
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This workshop was held on 9th March, 2013 at India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi. Key note speaker for the event was Dr. Angeli Qwatra (Safety & Rescue Management Expert and Founder Chairperson, Philanthrope). Also the panel discussion was chaired by Sh. Vinod Kumar Duggal, Ex Home Secretary, Govt. of India and former Member, NDMA, New Delhi. This workshop provided opportunity to organizations to gain an insight over natural disaster prevention, risk reduction, mitigation and response at the organizational level. It was very informative and knowledgeable workshop to understand risks associated with disasters and how to prevent it.
Workshop and Panel discussion on Disaster Preparedness & Emergency Management, (9th March, ’13)
A delegation of 15 persons from the Chamber visited Durban besides Johannesburg and Cape Town, South Africa to witness the environment around and for the BRICS Summit. The fifth summit of the BRICS took place in Durban on March 26-27, promised to be an exceptionally significant event in several ways. It highlighted the strategic weight and capability in whole of the African continent and especially in the global political arena. The four widely discussed areas of the summit were:
The four widely discussed areas of the summit were:
-African infrastructure development.
-The BRICS led development bank with a starting capital of $50 billion from each participating nation.
-BRICS think-tank.
-A business council.
Visit of the BRICS CCI delegation to South Africa, (22nd March-3rd April’13)
Membership Benefits at BRICS CCI
Assistance to young entrepreneurs from across different trade and industry to become competitive in national as well as international markets.
FREE Advisory Services to all members in all commercial and legal matters – for either setting up a new busi-ness or expanding horizon of existing one.
Promotion of International trade through meetings with foreign business delegations, participation in Trade Fairs/Exhibitions, business delegations abroad and different Governmental Policy Committees and Task Forces.
Networking with foreign embassies, Counsellors and trade bodies and counterpart organizations across the globe.
Gain professional knowledge through seminars, workshops and roundtable meetings.
Information pool providing regular and timely information on latest national and international policies, govt. legislations.
Newsletters & useful publications highlighting Economic, Social, Cultural developments in BRICS Countries, including admissions in Educational, Healthcare and Cultural centres.
Web services: Information on important events organized by BRICS CCI and other activities, press releases, membership etc.
Legal assistance for alternative dispute resolution, arbitration, mediation and facilitation setting up of offices/ companies/ branches.
Centres in major cities across BRICS countries for better person to person contact and purposeful social and commercial networking.
Panel of Experts available for consultation - Centre of Arbitration and Legal Services, Centre for CSR, Centre for SME enablement.
Providing validated and credible connect with business partners, within India as well as outside.
Opportunity to learn expert courses on variety of business subjects, from time-to-time, at a concessional rate.
Join the BRICS-CCI Manoeuvre towards a Better World.
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People Behind BRICS CCI
Mr. B.R. Saini is heading a very reputed music and dance academy which was established about nine decades ago. He is also engaged in International Business. He has wide contacts and has travelled to a good number of countries. He is also the President of India CIS Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Dr Madhukar has deep interest in pro-moting business education and hence is associated with the Boards of several Business Schools including FORE School of Management as it’s Vice President. He is a Gold Medalist both in MA(Econom-ics) and in LL. B ., in addition to Ph.D . He has held the position of Chairman & Managing Director of MMTC LTD. He is recipient of prestigious“ Udyog Ratan “ award.
Dr. Sushi Singh is an Educationist. She has worked as Professor and Program Director, Student Development Centre at GD Goenka World Institute (Lancaster University) and also has vast experience in workshop facilitation, community development and research. She recently received “National Pride Award” i.e 29th Dr. S. Radhakrishnan Memorial National Teachers and Media Award.
Mr Ashish Srivastava is the Director of Rockland Hospital which has distinguished professionals from medical fraternity. The Group also has a presence in the fields of Hospitality, Construction, Media and Education.
Mr. M.M. Mittal is Chairman & Managing Director of Gee Cee Group. His entrepreneurial experience of over thirty years has proved invaluable to the Group and contributed enormously to its success. He is an industrialist and a person held in high esteem in commercial, cultural and social circles.
Mr. P.K. Gupta is a widely known Chartered Accountant and Cost Accountant, having an experience of around 40 years, he is the Treasurer of the Chamber. A well-known personality in arbitration field and at present, arbitrator for NSE, BSE, MCX, CDSL and USI. Also, a Panel Arbitrator for ICA, ICADR and CCI.
Dr. Jitendra K Das is the Director of the FORE School of Management, New Delhi. He was earlier founder Dean (Noida Campus) and a professor of marketing at IIM Lucknow. He has a B.Tech. and a M.Tech both from IIT, Delhi, and a doc-torate degree from University of Toronto. He has to his credit many national and international publications and has been awarded by ASSOCHAM.
Mr. Anil Kumar Agarwal is a well known Chartered Accountant and Advocate. He has been doing Income Tax Practice particularly relating to search & seizure and money laundering cases under Income Tax Act. He is also on the board of Dharampal Satyapal Ltd. He has been the Chairman of Northern India Regional Council of Institute of Chartered Accountant of India.
Mr. B.R. Saini President-BRICS CCI,
Founder & MD -Saraswati Music College
Dr. B.B.L. Madhukar Secretary General, BRICS CCI, Former
Chairman-MMTC Ltd.
Dr. Sushi Singh Educationist
Mr Ashish Srivastava Director
Rockland Hospital
Mr. M.M. Mittal Vice President,
BRICS CCI CMD - GEECEE Group
Mr. P.K. Gupta Treasurer, BRICS CCI
Chartered & Cost Accountant
Dr. Jitendra K Das Director
FORE School of Management
Mr. Anil Kumar Agarwal Chartered Accountant
and Advocate
Mr. R.C. Sharma is a former Director of Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). He is the President of FORE School of Management, New Delhi. He is also the Honorary Secretary of Dayal Singh Trust and is managing several schools /libraries /colleges. He is also on the board of several reputed Public Ltd. companies and is also on the Governing Body of a number of trusts and societies.
Lt. Gen. (R) D.V. Kalra retired as Director General Ordinance Services, Indian Army, after 38 years of meritorious service. He is the Vice Chairman, Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) India, Distinguished Member, Indian Institute of Materials Management and a Fellow of All India Management Association. He has been a Member of CAG of India’s Advisory Board.
Mr. Vishwas Tripathi (Chartered Accountant), is a Promoter Partner of V. Sahai Tripathi & Co. His areas of experience are Management consultancy, corporate advisory, taxation & investment planning and business advisory services, audit & taxation, business development and establishing business strategies. He is the Chairman of the reputed press bureau, UNI.
Mr. Pradeep Kumar (IRS (Retd), Former Commissioner of Income Tax, is a CEO of a large IT sector company.
Mr. Ashok Kumar Singh is a highly respected player in International Trade and owns a factory of manufacturer of led lights. He is also operating large warehouses and plans to set up an education hub in Bihar.
Mr. Rajesh Mehta has done B.Tech from IIT Delhi, currently Resident Director of Indian Cultural Centre in Tashkent (Uzbekistan). He has active interest and takes initiatives in social and cultural activities in India.
Ms. Shabana Nasim is the Managing Director of NF Infratech Services Pvt Ltd. which is a consultancy firm for architectural projects, urban planning and surveying projects.
Mr. Prem Pankaj with over two decades of being in legal profession, he is an Advocate of Supreme Court of India. He has earlier practiced with Patna High court. He is mainly engaged as a legal advisor to several corporate houses in regard to IPR and corporate law. He is heading a multi faced law firm, namely, Sun Elegant Pvt Ltd.
Mr. R.C. Sharma IPS (R)
Former Director CBI
Lt. Gen. (R) D.V. Kalra Ex Director GeneralOrdinance Services
Mr. Vishwas Tripathi Chairman
United News of India
Mr. Pradeep Kumar IRS (Retd) Former
Commissioner of Income Tax
Mr. Ashok Kumar Singh Industrialist
Mr. Rajesh Mehta Resident Director ICC,
Tashkent
Ms. Shabana Nasim MD NF InfratechServices Pvt Ltd
Mr. Prem Pankaj Advocate
Supreme Court of India
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an KhanDr. Mairaj-uddin Ahmed left his medical practice in early part of his life and entered into full time social work. He has worked for promotion of education and agriculture. In 2004 he was appointed Chairman of UP Export Corporation Limited with ‘Minister of State’ Status and later in 2006 as Cabinet Minister for Irrigation and Flood Control in Uttar Pradesh Government.
Mr. Alok Sinha IAS (R.), Former Secretary , Government of India and Ex Managing Director of Food Corporation of India. He has held several high positions in the government as well as in public enterprises. Currently he is Principal Advisor to a very reputed corporate house.
Ms. Kumkum Chadha is a Senior Journalist. She started her career with Hindustan Times in 1976 & has written extensively on political, social and gender issues. She also served as mem-ber, National Committee on Conditions of Women Prisoners. She was conferred national awards for political and investi-gative journalism.
Mr. M.C. Gupta IAS(R.) Former Chief Secretary, Haryana, Govt. Of India, Advisor to United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO). He has served the Union and State Governments in various capacities including Industries Secretary, Govt. of India, Advisor, Industries Planning Commission.
Begum Yaman Khan is an Artist & Social Activist. She has made a name for herself as a singer of ghazals, folk, semi-classical and sufi songs. She is the daughter of legendary musician Ustad Vilayat Khan.
Dr. S.P. Puri MBBS (Hons), M.D. (AIIMS), ex Professor of Medicine in Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi. He is an eminent Cardiologist, who is widely recognized for his versatility. He takes keen interest in promoting industrial units in a number of emerging areas.
Col. Mr. S.P. Wahi is Former Chairman of ONGC who has received numerous accolades. During his illustrious career, Col Wahi has held several prestigious positions including the Chairman of the Oil and Natural Gas Commission (ONGC- 1981-1989), Chairman and Managing Director of the Cement Corporation of India (CCI), Chairman Bharat Opthalmic Glass Ltd. He is a Padma Bhushan Awardee.
Dr. K.D. Singh is former Law Secretary, Government of India, who is credited with drafting of several significant laws for the Union Govt. and advising the Central Govt. on issues requiring legal vetting.
Dr. Mairaj-uddin AhmedEx. Chairman UP Export
Corporation Limited
Mr. Alok Sinha IAS (R) Former Secretary,
GOI Ex Managing Director Food Corporation of India
Ms. Kumkum Chadha Senior Journalist
Mr. M.C. Gupta IAS(R) Former
Chief Secretary Haryana
Begum Yaman Khan Artist & Social Activist
Dr. S.P. Puri MBBS (Hons), M.D. (AIIMS),
Ex Professor MedicineSafdarjung Hospital
Col. Mr. S.P. Wahi Padma Bhushan, Former Chairman
ONGC
Dr. K.D. Singh Former Law SecretaryGovernment of India
Mrs. Rita Sinha IAS (R.), Former Secretary of Rural Development, Government of India. She has held several assignments both in the Central and State Governments in a career spanning almost 38 years. Currently, she is an Independent Director of Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd.
Amb. B.S. Prakash is the Former Indian Ambassador to Brazil. He was the Consul General of India (with Ambassador’s rank) in San Francisco covering the entire western region of the U.S. He has served in Indian Embassies in Germany, Saudi Arabia and Austria in different capacities. He was the Deputy Chief of Mission in Sri Lanka (1995-98) and was India’s Ambassador in Uganda (1998-2001).
Amb. Ajai Malhotra Former Ambassador to Russian Federation. He has also served as Ambassador of India to Romania with concurrent accreditation to Moldova and Albania where he served from 2003 to 2005. From 2005-2009, he served as Ambassador and Deputy Permanent Representative of India to the UN, New York. He served as the Ambassador of India to Kuwait from 2009-2011.
Amb. Vinod Grover Former Seceretary (West), Ministry of External Affairs who has also served as Honorary Advisor of Indo-German Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Grover is working at the Oil Diplomacy Committee of the Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas. He has been a Non-Executive Independent Director of Goodwill Hospital and Research Centre Limited since January 18, 2011.
Mr. Ravi Dhingra IAS (R.), Former Chief Secretary, Himachal Pradesh. Appointed as an Independent Director, SJVN. He was also a Senior Consultant with National Disaster Management Authority, National Security Council Secretariat and Srikrishna Committee on Andhra Pradesh. Joined Indian Administrative Service in 1972 and has worked in the State and Central Governments in important positions .
Mr. U.D. Choubey has done M.Sc. in Chemistry from Patna University (Gold Medalist), Ph.D. in Hydrocarbons from Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad, MBA from Indian Institute of Business Man-agement, Patna, LLB from University of Delhi. He has also done Honorary Ph.D. in Management from Indian Institute of Business Management. He is currently the Director General of Standing Confer-ence of Public Enterprises (SCOPE).
Amb. Suresh Goel Director General, Indian Council of Cultural Relations, Ministry of External Affairs which carries the cultural flag of India in different countries. He has served in various diplomatic positions in Indian Missions in Singapore, Malaysia, China, Egypt and South Africa. He has been the First Secretary with High Commission of India in Kuala Lumpur.
Mr. Vijay Kalantri is a well-known leading industrialist with vast experience in the field of Finance & Infrastructure. His business acumen and far sightedness has propelled him to take on the challenging venture of Dighi Port, a mega project. He is on the Board of Directors of various leading industries such as VIP Industries Ltd., Man Industries Ltd., Indian Acrylics, Hindustan Housing Finance & Develop-ment Corporation.
Mrs. Rita Sinha IAS (R), Former
Secretary Government of India
Amb. B.S. Prakash Former Ambassador
India to Brazil
Amb. Ajai Malhotra Former Ambassador Indiato the Russian Federation
Amb. Vinod Grover Former AmbassadorIndia to Netherlands
Mr. Ravi Dhingra IAS (R), Former
Chief Secretary Himachal Pradesh
Mr. U.D. ChoubeyDirector General,
Standing Conference Of Public Enterprises (SCOPE)
Amb. Suresh Goel Former Ambassador -
Vientiane Director General ICCR
Mr. Vijay KalantriChairman & M.D.
Balaji Infra Projetcs Ltd.Maharastra Tourism Deptt.
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Dr. M.P Narayanan Ex. Chairman, Coal India Ltd. He also served Chairman, Environmental Appraisal Committee for industries, Ministry of Environment and Forests, Govt. of India. He is Vice Chair-man of the world mining congress and is honorary member of the chamber.
Dr. A.K. Balyan is presently the MD & CEO of Petronet-LNG Limited.Dr.Balyan has a vision of making Petronet LNG amongst the leaders in the LNG bussiness in the world and also diversify into related ar-eas of the value chain. Dr.Balyan started his career with Shriram Group in New Delhi, before joining ONGC in 1976.
Chairman & Managing Director of MSTC Limited (a Govt. of India Enterprise) which is a National & International trading company and also e- commerce service provider. It is during his leadership, that this government enterprise has achieved worldwide recognition as a business entity with transparent mechanism.
Mr. Rajesh Kumar Gupta is the member of Board of Directors of Dharampal Satyapal Group (DS Group) which is a rapidly growing multi-diversified conglomerate with a large turnover, has a strong presence in sectors such as F&B, Hospitality, Mouth Fresheners, Tobacco, Packaging, Agro forestry, Rubber Thread and Infrastructure.
Mr. Amit Mandhani is Director of MBG Commodities Pvt. Ltd. As a group, they have 3 decades of experience in diverse business verticals such as coal and coke imports, trading, handling and logistics, coal beneficiation and washeries, shares, stocks, debentures, financial securities in both NSE and BSE operations, business software development, building and infrastructure development.
Mr. Ajay Kumar Gupta Director of Pravek Kalp Herbal Products Pvt. Ltd. Pravek is a research-based company manufacturing Ayurvedic medicines (Classical & Patented) that was established in 1996 and manufactures various Ayurvedic products with rigorous methods of Ayurveda. It is the leading natural health products supplier of India and exports to Mauritius, Ukraine, U.S.A.
Ms. Sujatha Srikumar, Promoter Director, Powertec Engineering Pvt. Ltd. An electronics engineer and a management graduate from IIM-A, having 25 years of experience as an Institutional and Project finance expert in infrastructure privatisation and financing, and credit risk evaluation. She was formerly the Director at CRISIL & the Chief Oper. Officer at IL&FS.
Mr. Sukhbir Singh is Chairman of Stellar Greentech PVT. LTD. and Former Member of Railway Board. He has made pioneering efforts during past many years to bring Mumbai sub-urban system to present level in latest Traction technology. He has set a record of completion of Metro and sub-urban projects within half time that of average on Indian Railway.
Dr. M.P. NarayananEx-Chairman
Coal India Ltd.
Dr. A.K. BalyanManaging Director & CEO
Petronet LNG LTD.
Mr. S.K. Tripathi Chairman & MD MSTC Ltd
Mr. Rajesh Kumar Gupta Director Dharampal
Satyapal Group
Mr. Amit Mandhani Director MBG
Commodities Pvt. Ltd
Mr. Ajay Kumar Gupta Director
Pravek Kalp Pvt. Ltd.
Ms. Sujatha Srikumar Director Powertec
Engineering Pvt. Ltd.
Mr. Sukhbir Singh Former Member - Railway
Board, Govt. of India,Chairman Stellar Greentech
PVT. LTD.
Mr. Bipin Kumar Ishwar is Director of Juno Bitumix Pvt. Ltd. which manufactures and supplies various grades of bitumen and allied products.This company has an annual capacity of producing 1.25 lakh metric tonnes of the entire product range. During the course of a single day, people generate plans, programs a concept, suggestions, theo-ries and a handfull of really strong ideas.
Mr. Jagdish Khandelwal is M.D. of Jagdish Store, founded in the year 1965 by Mr. Jagdish Khandelwal is operating a chain of fine furnishing retail outlets. Over the years, the brand has earned an enviable reputation as one of the India’s finest, largest and most preferred sources of world class home furnishings.
Ms. Jahnavi Aurora is proprietor of Urbanestone which is a multi-business Group with various national and international trading operations in labels and packaging. She is expanding her current creative range to a new concept called WalArt by Moblart to cater to the growing demand for innovative designs in the Indian market.
Dr. A.K. Mukherjee is Director General, Indian Spinal Injuries Centre, is an impeccable Medical Practitioner. He is widely known in the field of healthcare and through his vast experience. He was a Member of the Board of Directors of All India Institute of Medical Sciences, PGI Chandigarh, PGI Lucknow.
Mr. Anil Peshawari is Founder and Managing Director of Meenu Creations which is into garment exports. Started in year 1999, in such a short span the company has become a global name to reckon with. He has been in the garment export business for past 15 years and is also the VP of Noida Garment export cluster.
Mr. Sanjay Batra Managing Director, A . L Batra Group of Companies, Batra Hospital and Medical Research Centre, which is associated with the group . Batra Hospital is leading name in the Healthcare Industry for more than two decades.
Mr. Himanshu Shekhar is the Managing Partner of Vipra Legal which is a legal consultancy firm that focuses on niche areas of practice and provides strategic legal advices and litigation services primarily in the field of corporate and commercial laws, intellectual property laws, and arbitration laws.
Mr. D.K. Arora is the Director of Modex International Securities Ltd. He was a practicing Chartered Accountant and has 27 years of experience in the field of audit, Income tax, Financial consultant, Corporate advisory and Capital market.
Mr. Bipin Kumar Ishwar Director
Juno Bitumix Pvt. Ltd.
Mr. Jagdish Khandelwal Managing Director
Jagdish Store
Ms. Jahnavi Aurora Proprietor
Urbane Stone
Dr. A.K. Mukherjee Director General IndianSpinal Injuries Centre
Mr. Anil Peshawari Founder and
Managing DirectorMeenu Creations
Mr. Sanjay Batra Managing Director Batra
Hospital &Medical Research Centre
Mr. Himanshu Shekhar Managing
Partner Vipra Legal
Mr. D.K. Arora Director
Modex InternationalSecurities Ltd.
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Mr. Jagdip Singh is group Chairman, the Sigma Group. A group of companies engaged in the manufacturing of Automobile parts which are supplied to almost all car/ truck/ bus manufacturers in India as also to foreign car manufac-turers. The Sigma Group is a audited and certified supplier to BMW, Mercedes Benz, Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche directly to their plants in Germany.
Mr. Apoorva Joshi is a CEO & Director of Sheen India Private Limited which is a vertically integrated manufacturer, designer and OEM supplier of Hi-Fashion clothing to highly developed countries such as USA, UK, France, Japan etc.
Mr. Manoj Singhal is Chairman and Managing Director of MM Auto Industries Limited. Established in 1991, M&M Auto Industries Limited (MMAI) started manufacturing operations from a small facility in Gurgaon. Today, the company operates two facilities and has evolved into a solution provider for precision metallic coil springs.
Dr. P.N. Arora is MD of Yashoda Super Speciality Hospitals, Ghaziabad. As a Healthcare provider and as a Philanthropist, he has been widely recognized for his sustained commit-ment, excellence and leadership in the field of healthcare. As the Managing Director, he has been responsible for the successful management of both the units of Yashoda Super Speciality Hospitals.
Mr. Gaurav Jain is an eminent architect by profession who is providing architectural consultancy & promoting infrastructural development. His company is Light Masons Design based in Hauz Khas, New Delhi.
Mr. Sanjay Sharma is MD of a company called Wood Barn India. He is an entrepreneur having an extensive experience in home decor, real estate, furniture manufacturing and wooden housing. He is Indias’s leading player in providing wooden houses to coastal areas and river ways.
Mr. Ranjan has worked at reputed companies like Honeywell, Siemens and Indiabulls in varied fields like software development, renewable energy etc. He is currently doing his own business in the fields of cold chain and solar power in the state of Bihar, he also does a lot of social work through Bihar Krishi Vikas Sanstahn.
Mr. Virendra Kumar Tyagi is the Partner of M/S Krishna Enterprises which is engaged in the construction of residen-tial apartments, group housing societies, farmhouses and infrastructural works.
Mr. Jagdip Singh Chairman
Sigma Corporation India Ltd.
Mr. Apoorva Joshi CEO & Director
Sheen India Pvt. Ltd.
Mr. Manoj SinghalCMD
MM Auto Industries Ltd.
Dr. P.N. Arora Managing Director
Yashoda SuperSpeciality Hospitals
Mr. Gaurav Jain Director
Light Masons Design
Mr. Sanjay Sharma Managing DirectorWood Barn India
Mr. Ruhail Ranjan Director
Metalite Food Processing Pvt Ltd
Mr. Virendra Kumar Tyagi Partner
M/S Krishna Enterprises
Mr. Davinder Kumar is heading Aerobok Shoe Pvt Ltd, an 18 year old company that has established itself as one of the most quality conscious and avant-garde footwear companies in the Indian market.
Mr. Sanjay Kumar Agarwal is director of Metal Traders & Processing Co. head-quartered at Visakhapatnam, India. He has 22years of rich experience in Slag Re- processing industry. This company specializes in recovery and processing of scrap from slag and refuse generated during iron and steel making at Steel Plants across India since 1992.
Mr. Surinder Kumar Bansal (Managing Director, BANSAL INFRATECH SYNERGIES INDIA LTD(BISIL) has been in the field of execution of large Civil, Structural & other Infrastructure construction works for more than 60 years, his company has built a renowned reputation of track record of completing the projects on time at a competetive price.
Mr Poonam Chand Kachhawa, Director of “M/s Balaji Storage Batteries Ltd.” situated at Himachal Pradesh & “M/s Mission Exports (P) Ltd.” situated at Rajasthan a Lead Acid Storage Batteries manufactures in Indian Industry with the brand name of “Mission”. It is an electro-chemical system that converts electrical energy into direct current electricity.
Mr. Lalit Kumar Joshi served as Secretary General of India International Centre, New Delhi. Mr. Joshi is also associated with ITC, Welcome Group and Picadily. He has vast experience in Tourism and Hospitality Industry including 27 years of Experience in India International Cen-tre, New Delhi. He is also advisor to the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Uttarakhand. He serves as a Director of Eagle Hunter Solutions Ltd. & Brahma Resorts Pvt. Ltd.
Mr. Mohinder Sharma is director of Polo Promoters Limited and heads various companies. He has been designated as the Director of two more major compa-nies. Mohim Foods Private Limited and Polo Grenland Private Limited. He is also the Chairman and Managing Director of Aamari Resorts.
Anshul Bhargava is the co-founder of Satyasai Group and he spearheads the company’s operations. Over the last eleven years he has been instrumental in transforming the company from a start up into a professionally managed Asset Management Company.Under his leader-ship, Satyasai group has diversified into Satyasai Information Technology Pvt. Ltd.
Mr. Vijay Kumar Gupta is Proprietor of Rameshwar Lal Jewellers in Chandni Chowk is a leading provider of Jewellery & Jewellery Designs in Delhi and NCR.
Mr. Davinder Kumar Director
Aerobok Shoe Pvt Ltd
Mr. Sanjay Kumar Agarwal Director Metal Traders &
Processing Company
Mr. Surinder Kumar Bansal Managing Director
Bansal Infratech Synergies India Ltd
Mr. Poonam Chand Kachhawa
Director Balaji StorageBatteries Ltd.
Mr. Lalit Kumar JoshiDirector
Eagle Hunter Solutions Ltd.Brahma Resorts Pvt. Ltd.
Mr. Mohinder Sharma Chairman/MD PoloPromoters Limited
Mr. Anshul Bhargava Chairman/MD Haveus
Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
Mr. Vijay Kumar GuptaProprietor
Rameshwar Lal Jewellers
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Mr. Harnish Singh is CMD for Dialoflight. Pvt. Ltd and CEO for TravelOWorld. He is an evolving entrepreneur and a great mentor. He operates successful travels business from two countries. Within 5 years under his vision and guidance Travel World has reached the top brackets of online travel companies in UK. The same vision and zeal is propelling DialOflight to new heights.
Deepak Prabhakaran is an international attorney and lawyer at The Supreme Court of India. Deepak has been handling litigation concerning international commerce involving disputes related to trade, industrial and labour issues. He has been regularly appearing in several proceedings under ‘alternate dispute resolution’ at Copenhagen, London and Singapore.
A.V. Ispat Pvt. Ltd. - A complete Iron and Steel Merchant.
UFLEX Limited- Converting Division engaged in the business of Packaging and Converting Machines, established in Noida in 1984, is an integral part of UFLEX Group of companies. The UFLEX group commenced its operations with a small investment and a pioneering spirit in 1983. Today, it is one of the leading corporate houses in the Asia Pacific Region.
Mr. Voora has worked at reputed companies like Ranbaxy, German Remedies, Max Life Insurance & Optus Telecom (Australia) in varied fields like Pharmaceutical, Insurance & Tele communications. He owns an e-Commerce portal www.medikova.com, a one stop portal for all kinds of medical and health care needs and information related to various diseases & treatments.
Mr. Vikas Yadav is leading warehouse and logistics park developer in Delhi NCR over 15 years. Specialises in addressing space needs of Logistics Service Providers through large scale bulit-to-suit premises. Recently developed one of the largest single floor 12 m warehouse in India for a leading 3PL company as part of a Greenfield logistics park in Haryana with total cap. of over 1 million sq.ft.
Ajit K. Singh & Co. is an upcoming law firm formed with the objective to provide cost effective and result oriented professional services suited to modern business environment. Ajit K. Singh & Co. is a full service law firm with special expertise in corporate and business laws. The team of lawyers in Ajit K. Singh & Co. strive for legal excellence.
FORE, is a management institute locat-ed in heart of South Delhi, India. FORE stands for ‘Foundation for Organizational Research and Education’. Established in 1981. FORE has been ranked as A***, highest rating, by research firm CRISIL in 2014. It offers Post Graduate educa-tion. FORE is also engaged in Research, Consultancy, seminars, conferences and research publications.
Mr. Harnish Singh Chairman
Dialoflight.com
Mr. Deepak Prabhakaran Advocate Supreme
Court of India
Mr. Vinod KheriaChairman
A.V. Ispat Pvt. Ltd.
Uflex Limited
Mr. Ravee Voora Chairman/MD Voora Web
Technologies India Pvt. Ltd.
Mr. Vikas YadavChairman & Managing
Director Vertical warehouse Pvt. Ltd
Mr. Ajit SinghAdvocate
Ajit K Singh & Co.
FORE School ofManagement
People Behind BRICS CCI
Mr. O.P.Khetan presently runs M/s. Manish Vinyls Pvt.Ltd. His firm is manu-facturing PVC Leather Cloth. His second and third unit is in the name of M/s. Prominent Vanijya Pvt.Ltd in this unit, he is manufacturing hoisery cloth, calendar for making flooring & PVC film.
Mr.Bimal Kumar Agarwal joined Rajbir Construction Pvt.Ltd in June 2007 as Director of the company and his initial responsiblities included the management of the company and to un-dertake civil construction works mainly related to construction of roads, bridges, buildings, dams etc.
Mr. Ayush Sanghi is a chartered accountant by profession, he is the founder of Ayusgh Sanghvi & Company. With a relative experience in the field of accountancy, he is considered one of the finest in the business, and has accorded works for some big names of the indus-try. He is a true leader by his character who is determined to take his profession and his company to higher levels with his expertise.
MR. O.P.KHETAN CMD
Manish Vinyls Pvt. Ltd.
MR. B.K AGARWALDirector
Rajbir Construction Pvt. Ltd.
Mr. Ayush SanghiChartered Accountant
Ayush Sanghvi & Company
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Mr. Rostislov Semenov is Regional Director of Aviazapchast Public Limited (Moscow based Company) in India, which offers complete services for civil and dual purpose aircraft including helicopters and planes supplies of spares and raw materials and overhaul. This company is also engaged in export of metals and minerals.Mr. Rostislov Semenov
DirectorAviazapchast Public
Limited
Mr. Naveen Jindal is Chairman of Jindal Steel & Power Limited which is part of the $17 billion diversified O.P. Jindal Group. He was also a Member of Parliament.
Mr. Naveen Jindal Chairman Jindal Steel
& Power Ltd
Mr. Anoop Kumar Mittal is Chaiman-cum-Managing Director of NBCC Limited. National Buildings Construction Corpora-tion Ltd. (NBCC) is a Government of India Enterprise since 1960 under the Ministry of Urban Development, Govt. of India. It has been executing many landmark proj-ects in diversified areas both at home & overseas. Mr. Anoop Kumar Mittal
Chairman-cum - MDNBCC Limited
MTDC is a subsituary body of the Govt. of Maharastra which facilitates and promotes tourism and business in the state of Maharastra.
Maharastra Tourism Development Corporation
(MTDC)
Mr. Balraj Taneja is perhaps one of the most recognized and revered name in the world of beauty and fashion. With over two decades of high profile exper-tise in beauty care, he is better known for his immense contributions in the beauty industry with his scientific knowl-edge and experience.
Mr. Balraj Taneja Director
ALPS Cosmetic Clinic
Ms. Megha GuptaHon. Assistant Director
BRICS CCI
Mr.Durgesh JhaOffice Manager
BRICS CCI
Ms. Suporna NoronhaBusiness Development
ExecutiveBRICS CCI
Ms. Prachi Tyagi Hon. Assistant DirectorChina Desk-BRICS CCI
Ms. Ankita Sachdeva Assistant director
BRICS CCI
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Mrs. Sushmita Shekhar is a post graduate in English from Patna University. She is trained in urban planning from HSMI and on Managerial Capacities from IIM Lucknow. Sushmita has over 25 years of experience in the area of social service. She has also served as the first lady Secretary General of the PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry.Mrs. Sushmita Shekhar
President,MA.MY Anchor Foundation
Mr.Sameep Shastri has been taking forward the illustrious political legacy of his grandfather (former Prime Minister of India) Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri, and has recently ventured into the world of poli-tics by joining the Bharatiya Janata Party. Charismatic, versatile, performance-driv-en and armed with a tremendous sense of social responsibility, he brings to the party a renewed sense of vigor and fresh and youthful ideas and energy.
Mr. Rajeev Solanki, Chairman-VS Global School is the young and dynamic man, actively involved in propelling his school in achieving its aim of fostering a more realistic education, preparing young minds to be the global citizens for a new tomorrow. Under his guidance – the VGS facilitates each child to evolve as a dynamic, confident and a self-reliant individual - all set explore, enquire and “think out of the box”.
Mr. Sameep ShastriJournalist
SAISHA group of companies
Mr. Rajeev SolankiChairman
Venkateshwar Global School
Mr. B.S. Yadav is a successful business-man from Delhi. He has multiple business in Delhi/NCR and is a known face in the industry.
Mr. B.S. YadavBusinessman
Mr. Rajen Ghasi is CEO of Redsun Enter-prises C.C. which is an Importer/Buyer of readymade garments. Redsun Enterpris-es is situated in Cape Town, South Africa.
Mr. Rajen Ghasi CEO
Redsun Enterprises C.C.
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An Entrepreneur and an International Trade professional with over 3 decades of experience, Mr. Rajeev is curently working as a consultant to EPC (Engineering, procurement & construc-tion) & Sourcing Companies and on his project-Sustainable building Engineer-ing, Energy & Water management and renewable Energy(SENWA).Mr. Rajeev T Shandilya
CEO Sustainable ENWATechnologies Inc.
Ms. Jyoti Srivastava, is a founding partner of Delhi based law firm, Legal Imperials. The firm has affiliates with whom it runs associate offices in UAE, UK, USA outside India besides Pan-India presence through whom matters pertaining to Corporate, Litigation, Financial practice areas are handled.She heads the Dispute Resolution Desk of the Firm.
Mr. Naveen is an Advisor with us. He is alumni of University of Leeds (UK) and IIM-A with nearly 30 years of international corporate experience. He has handled and managed HR portfolio in organizations - small (1000 employ-ees) to large company (over 36000 employees) in manufacturing and process organizations. He has worked on projects in Australia, UK, and Malaysia.
Ms. Jyoti Srivastava Founding
Partner Legal Imperials
Mr. Naveen Coomar Managing PartnerNaveen & Naveen
Mr. S N Sharma is Botany Graduate from University of Delhi, a Fellow of the Insti-tute of Chartered Accountants of India & has done capsule courses on “Climate Change and Disaster Management “and “Comprehensive Natural Disaster Risk Management Framework” course conducted by the National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM) New Delhi.
Retired Navy Captain & Ex Diplomat, Post -Graduate in Mechanical & Marine Engineering Design. He has extensively worked in Russia & CIS countries with training in shipbuilding at Vladivostok & Riga. He was First Secretary at Embassy of India Moscow from 1988 to 1994 dealing with Defence Industrial Complex of Ex- USSR as a whole & then Russia for defence procurement.
Mr. S.N. Sharma Director
FCS Software Solutions Ltd.
Capt. M.P. Tiwari (R) Head of Russian Desk
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