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A HOUSE BULLETIN OF INSTITUTE OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE AND ALLIED SCIENCES (INMAS) Vol. 13 No. 2 Jan 2015
Dr R P Tripathi
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Dear colleagues,
My Heartiest Best Wishes for a very Happy, Prosperous & Progressive New Year 2015 !! In this New Year, may God bless you and your families with all the Peace, Prosperity and Joy!
As you very well know, our Institute has been addressing certain global R&D challenges related to NBC biomedical management, besides advancing in the Medical/Molecular Imaging and Neurocognitive Research for our esteemed Armed Forces. Our challenges include the development of new and improved countermeasures to biomedical hazards of radiation, as well as Advancements in Radiation Medicine and Non-Invasive Molecular Imaging for supporting Soldiers’ Health and Neurocognitive Abilities. Apart from this, we also provide extensive training in the Medical Management of CBRN Emergencies that is occasionally conducted in association with some national/international agencies.
In scientific pursuits, we have been able to advance our valuable pre-clinical studies on some new radioprotective formulations and drugs. Many of our new drug formulations for NBC and LIC scenarios are approved for emergency use, and we look forward to contributing more in this area. More efforts are going on for future testing, validation and limited series production (LSP) of those radiation countermeasure drugs that have shown clinical promise and feasibility.
I would also like to share that the IND (Investigational New Drugs) committee has recommended the manufacturing and marketing of 2-DG by Dr. Reddy’s Lab as an adjuvant for radiotherapy of cancer. This follows extensive basic, pre-clinical and clinical studies by INMAS that finally led to the successful ToT of this compound. I congratulate all those Scientists, Technicians and Staff who have contributed to the decades-long efforts in making this a success story from INMAS and DRDO.
We are preparing to gear up our activity in XII-Five Year Plan, with our emphasis on advancing valuable scientific leads achieved during XI-Plan. In the coming year, we should be able to meet more prominent targets in our R&D endeavours, and provide the deliverables that are much sought from our prestigious laboratory. We should also put up an exemplary team effort for an integrated and cohesive output with increased accountability. Our colleagues should also work hard in reaching out to our Defence Forces and Society during any crisis condition as well as in inhospitable terrains. The recent heartening example of our national service was in Srinagar where our team offered medical and paramedical support at a very short notice following devastation by incessant floods.
As you can see, we have many good reasons to rejoice the new season around the corner. Therefore, I once again wish a very Happy and Prosperous New Year 2015 to you and your families, and sincerely hope that we will also make this beginning year as successful.
NEW PRODUCTS/TECHNOLOGIES DEVELOPED
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Technology Focus, a bi‐monthly publication of DRDO, has an international
circulation and acts as a window to the outside world providing information
about the R & D activities covering products, processes and technologies taken
up by various DRDO laboratories.
The latest issue of Technology Focus, published in July‐Aug 2014, covers Biomedical Technologies developed by INMAS recently. It is available at; http://www.drdo.gov.in/drdo/pub/techfocus/2014/TF_June_2014_WEB.pdf.
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NEW FACILITIES ESTABLISHED
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (Sanjay NETRA)Sanjay Netra-NETRA is a completely autonomous,
hovering Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV). It has
advanced features that allow the vehicle to be flown
with minimal intervention, thus enabling the user to
concentrate on the mission objective and surveillance of
an area rather than on operating the vehicle.
Its quick deployment time and Vertical Take-off and
Landing (VTOL) abilities enable it to be used in wide
range of missions. It is deal for short range missions and
in confined areas. It is designed to be particularly useful
for anti-terrorist operations, counter-insurgency
operation in forest areas, managing hostage situations,
monitoring border infiltration, local law enforcement
operations, search and rescue operations, disaster
management, aerial photography and many more
situations where it is safer to send a UAV rather than
human lives. You can get a complete picture before
initiating any action. This aspect of NETRA helps to
improve preparations for any operations that involve
direct risk to human lives. It is a great cost effective
option compared to conventional ways of having eyes in
the sky. UAV is currently being used in CBRN Emergency
Management Training Courses.
Mobile Whole Body Counter (Divya Drishti)In case of radiological and nuclear accidents some
radionuclides are released in the environment and the
environment is contaminated for an extended period of
time due to long half life of some radionuclides such as
Cs-137 (T1/2 = 30y). Gamma ray spectrometer played an
essential role in detecting the internal contamination in
the accident of Chernobyl. It was used as a monitor for
quick detection of the internal contamination and made
a classification of individuals according to the internal
contamination after three months of the Chernobyl
accident. Most widely released radionuclides in the soil
were Ce-144, Ce-141, Ru-103, Ru-106, Cs-134, Cs-137,
Zr-95, Nb-95. In order to make a decision for intervention
or investigation action in case of rising the background
due to radiological accident, we have to give a short brief
about the dose limit, intervention level, investigation
level and registration level. Such assessment requires
deployment Mobile Whole Body Counter in the field
itself. Terrorists are graduating fast towards CBRN
terrorism. Since our Armed Forces are constantly
engaged in anti-terrorism (internal Security) duties
especially in J&K, NE and Maoist affected area, chances
of use of Radiation Dispersal Device (RDD) on any Army
Installations by the terrorists are high. In order to keep
the soldier fighting fit in the event of use of RDD by any
terrorist outfit, each affected soldier will be required to
be screened for Radioactive Contamination so as to
control the panic in the Unit and for triage and
monitoring of the therapeutic response.
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High Resolution Sector Field Inductive
Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometer
(HR‐SF‐ICP‐MS)
High Resolution Sector Field Inductive Coupled Plasma
Mass Spectrometer (HR-SF-ICP-MS) has been procured
under the project “Establishment of Radiochemical
Analytical Facility” of XIth five year programme of
INMAS. For operating this equipment a class clean room
has also been established at whole body counter
building. This equipment is basically meant for low level
ppt to ppq elemental estimation. It is capable of Rapid
multi-element quantitative analysis (can analyze 82
elements). Pu and Ra can only be analyzed using this
equipment. The process is underway to make
Radiochemical Analysis Facility functional.
Innovative Priority OPD for DRDO staff and
VIPsThe consultants at thyroid OPD being managed by
Clinical and Allied Operations Management group was
facing a very peculiar problem. DRDO staff and their
dependents, relatives etc. requiring thyroid on priority
were perceived by other patients waiting in the queue as
queue breakers. This was leading to frequent conflicts
between them, patients and thyroid consultants, who
had to spend a lot of time and energy to convince other
patients in the queue that they belong to the
organisation and due to official preoccupation, they
could be allowed on priority to get the consultation.
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To overcome this problem, a separate thyroid
consultation room, located at a distance was envisaged,
for priority list patients. This required space for doctor,
attendant to assist, waiting area etc. Evidently, no
surplus space was available under such categories at
thyroid reception area. However, these requirements
were met innovatively as under consultation room,
Medical Doctor room, waiting space, attendant, etc.
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Result:
1. There was a visible reduction of the crowding at the
main waiting area, due to splitting of the patients at
two areas.
2. Since then, there is not a single episode of conflict
due to allegations of someone breaking the queue
for thyroid consultation.
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SN Title of the course Duration Participantsfrom INMAS
Participants fromoutside INMAS
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Specialised Training Course for Radiation Medicine & Handling of Radioactive subjects for Naval OfficersCEP on Development of Quality Management System (QMS) through ISO 9001:2008
Specialised Training Course on CBRN Emergency Management for Nursing Officers and Paramedics of Army, CISF, NDRF, BSF & IBRegional Basic Course in Assistance and Protection Against Chemical Weapons
DRDO Training Workshop on Innovative and Emerging Technology for Library Professionals
Specialised Training Course on CBRN Emergency Management for SPG & IB
Specialised Training Course on CBRN Emergency Management for Medical Officers of Army CISF, NDRF, BSF & IBCBRN Multi-Agency Silver (Tactical ) Command Course for the CBRN Master Trainer
NBCD specialization course on NRE Medicine and Handling of Radioactive Subjects for Naval and Coast Guard Officers
CBRN Multi-Agency Silver (Tactical) Command Course for the CBRN Master Trainer
Specialised Training Course on CBRN Emergency Management for CISF, NDRF, PSS & IB
Special Training Course on Preparing DRDO Libraries for the 2030: Inculcating Creativity, Innovation and Re-engineering
Specialised Training Course on CBRN Emergency Management for Nursing Officers and Paramedical Staff of Army
E-Resources Training-cum-AwarenessProgramme
Delhi based HR Coordinators Brainstorming Meeting
th 27 Nov. 2014
th 20 Nov. 2014
th th 24 -28 Nov.2014
th th 10 -14 Nov.2014
th th 14 -16 Oct.2014
th th 13 -17 Oct.2014
th th 10 -11 Oct.2014
th th 14 -18 July2014
th th 16 - 17 July2014
th th 25 - 29 Aug.2014
th th 25 - 29 Aug. 2014
th th 4 - 8 Aug. 2014
th th 8 - 12 Sept. 2014
th th 15 - 19 Sept. 2014
th th 6 - 10 Oct. 2014
th25 June 2014 11
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7
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TOTAL 787 147 640
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17
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Training Courses/Workshops/CEPs Conducted at INMAS
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A training programme titled ‘Navotkarsh-
2014@INMAS’ was organised by INMAS,
during 25 June 2014. NAVOTKARSH
(Nav+Utkarsh) means ‘Rise towards a new
high’, is a special training programme
deliberated for DRTC personnel appearing
for interview in assessment boards for
promotion to next higher grade. The basic
aim of this programme is to enable and train
the DRTC personnel to present themselves
in an effective and confident manner before
the board. This training programme does
not guarantee any promotion at any stage,
but it assures that it enables assesses to face
the assessment board in an effective way.
Dr (Mrs) Chitra Rajagopal, Director CFEES inaugurated the training course. During the inauguration of the training
programme Sh SC Narang, Ex-Chairman CEPTAM, Dr (Mrs) Chitra Rajagopal, Director CFEES, Dr RP Tripathi, OS and
Director INMAS and Dr Rajeev Vij, Head (HRD, TIRC, BFA & PRO) INMAS explained the importance and use of
‘Navotkarsh-2014@INMAS’ Training Programme. 38 participants from 8 Delhi based DRDO Labs/Estts, who will be
appearing Assessment Board this year actively participated in the training programme.
Sh SC Narang Ex-Chairman CEPTAM, Dr Rajeev Vij INMAS, Dr Vineet Dwivedi SAG, Smt Sumati Sharma DESIDOC and Dr
Ravinder Yadav DIPR gave presentations and tips to the participants of this training programme.
The aim of the programme was to enable DRTC personnel to present themselves in an effective and confident manner
before the Assessment/Interview Board, and to improve their presentation and communication skills. In the end, a CD
with the presentation material was distributed to all participants for future use and reference.
A CEP course on Development of Quality
Management System through ISO 9001:2008 was
organised by Quality, Reliability and Safety (QRS)
Cell of Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied
Sciences (INMAS), Delhi, during 16-17 July 2014.
The course was especially planned for personnel
engaged in implementation and monitoring of
quality management system under ISO
9001:2008. Forty participants from 17 DRDO
labs/estts from all over India attended the course.
Dr Rakesh K Sharma, Sc G, Course Director, gave an
overview of QRS activities of INMAS and
Navotkarsh‐2014@INMAS Training Programme
CEP on Development of Quality Management System (QMS)through ISO 9001:2008
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Dr Himanshu Ojha, Sc D, Course Coordinator, briefed about the programme.
Dr RP Tripathi, OS and Director, INMAS, gave welcome address, and stressed on the need for quality management
system to ensure development of products and services as per international standard for their faster induction in
armed forces. Cmde (Retd) Saroj Kumar Patel, Director, Quality, Reliability and Safety, DRDO HQ, the Chief Guest,
highlighted the importance of quality, functionality of quality management system to enforce quality and initiatives
taken by DRDO HQ to satisfy the training needs of DRDO employees in the field of QRS.
D R D O Tr a i n i n g Wo r k s h o p o n
“Innovative and Emerging Technologies
for L ibrary Professionals” was
organised at Institute of Nuclear
Medicine and Allied Sciences (INMAS)
Delhi on 4-8 Aug 2014. The workshop
was inaugurated by Dr Satish Kumar, DS
and CC R&D (TM) DRDO HQ, and gave
an interesting presentation on
“Innovative and Emerging Technologies
for Library Professionals”. Dr RP
Tripathi, OS & Director INMAS Delhi
delivered the welcome address.
DRDO Training Workshop “Innovative and Emerging Technology forLibrary Professionals”
The two specific training courses
were conducted for Indian Naval
Officers (Technical officers to be
deputed at nuclear submarines
after inductive training capsules)
and Coast Guard officers who are
probably exposed to multiple
threats of industrial and radioactive
chemicals at elongated coast range
of India. These courses were
conducted from 14-18 July 2014 and
10-11 Oct 2014 at INMAS, focusing
on radioactive medicine and
handling of radioactive subjects.
These courses were coordinated by
Mr. M. Silambarasan, Sc 'C' & Radiation Safety Officer, CBRN Defence in conjunction with, Division of Nuclear
Medicine, INMAS. The total strength was limited to 35, for these being function specific courses.
Specialised Training Courses for Indian Navy: Function SpecificInteractive Platform
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Dr Rajeev Vij, Course Director and Head (HRD, Library,
Budget, Finance & Accounts and PRO) briefed the
participants about the need and purpose of the
workshop.
This workshop aimed to provide a platform for exchange
of ideas, sharing thoughts and to discuss future
technological developments and advances in the field of
Library science. The objective of the workshop was to
promote synergy amongst library professionals and
publishers working in the field of library science with
emphasis on development of innovative and emerging
technologies for benefit of user scientists. The workshop
deliberated and evolved on the future LIS requirements
and research in the areas of Digital Library, Consortia
Subscriptions, Plagiarism, Knowledge Management,
Big & Open Data, Open Licensing and Data Policy, Library
2.0, Social Networking Platform for LIS Professionals,
Infopreneurship, Electronic Resources, Marketing
Assessment of library services, Innovations in
Preservation and Conservation, Semantic Web, Subject
gateways to E-resources and Data Repositories
techniques.
Twenty Two Invited talks by renowned experts from all
over the India were organized to assess the trends in
Library & Information Science. The faculty comprised Dr
ARD Prasad, Dr Jagdish Arora, Prof HR Chopra, Dr SC
Jindal, Dr Usha M Munshi, Prof Uma Kanjilal, Dr Ramesh
Gaur, Dr HK Kaul, Dr Sangeeta Kaul, Dr Imtiaz Ahmed, Dr
K Bhanumurthy, Prof Shalini Urs, Dr Shantanu Ganguly,
Dr K Satyanarayana, Dr Narendra Kumar, Dr Parveen
Khurana, Dr Raj Kumar, Dr Balbir Kaur, Dr Rakesh
Mohindra, Prof Sangita Gupta and Dr Badan Burman.
More than 109 national/International delegates from
various R&D institutions, Industry and Academia
participated in the workshop. These included 31
participants from various DRDO Labs/Estts. To bring in
synergy between library professionals and Industry, an
exhibition was also organized in which the industry
partners participated in a big way through displaying
state of the art LIS products and services. About 13
industrial partners, participated in the workshop. An
educational tour to DELNET and DESIDOC Delhi was also
organised for participants.
Two awards for the best participants were awarded to Mr Abdunnasar A and Ms Richa Gupta. The names were unanimously decided by participants. Soft copy of the course material and power point presentations were emailed to the participants.
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Under the aegis of National Authority
Chemical Weapons Convention (NACWC),
Cabinet Secretariat, Govt of India and
Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical
Weapons (OPCW), the Hague, Netherlands,
INMAS, Delhi, and Defence Research and
Development Establishment (DRDE),
Gwalior, organised Regional Basic Course in
Assistance and Protection against Chemical
Weapons during 25-29 Aug. 2014. Dr Satish B
Agnihotri, Chairman, NACWC, was the Chief
Guest of the function. Prof (Dr) Manas K
Mandal, DS and DG (LS), DRDO, delivered the
keynote address. Participants from
Afghanistan; Bahrain; Bangladesh; Bhutan; Cambodia; Maldives; Malaysia; Philippines; Qatar; Saudi Arabia; Sri Lanka;
Vietnam; State Disaster Management Authority, Govt of NCT, Delhi; National Security Guard; Chemical, Biological,
Radiological and Nuclear Protection (CBRN), CME, Pune; National Disaster Response Force, Andhra Pradesh; Office of
CBRN PP, MoD; Special Protection Group; DRDO and NACWC participated in the course. Invited faculties from various
DRDO establishments, DIG, NDRF, and Director, DMI, Bhopal, also participated as the resource persons. This course
provided an opportunity to DRDO to showcase Chemical Defence Technologies, including detection, protection,
Sh SK Jindal, Director, DESIDOC was the Chief Guest at the valedictory function on 8 Aug 2014. He distributed
certificates to the participants. Dr Rajeev Vij, Course Director proposed the vote of thanks. Shri Navin Kumar Soni,
Scientist C was Course Coordinator.
CBRN Defence, INMAS, as per their mandate of training,
based on previous feedback since CWG-2010 has improved
these training courses on annual basis. To enhance
coordination and response/working abi l ity in
QRT/QRMTs paramedics/nursing staff of Indian Armed
Forces along with National Disaster Response Force and
Central Industrial Security Force, two courses were
conducted. These 5 days duration courses were conducted
during 25-29 Aug and 24-28 Nov 2014 respectively. 228
Participants have been sensitized/trained in these courses .
These courses have provided an understanding to trainees
regarding each other's role as well as requirements to deal
with such terrorism/incidents occurring in civilian zone especially near to Armed Forces contaminated areas. It also
provides an insight for the testing/evaluation of Defence-Paramilitary interface. Col. Shambhu Sharma (Col training)
coordinated these activities being experienced in dealing with both of this types of Forces.
Defence Paramilitary Interface Training
Regional Basic Course in Assistance and Protection againstChemical Weapons
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Two consecutive CBRN Command Courses
for Trainers/Responders were organized
by Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied
Sciences (INMAS), DRDO in active
collaboration with Police National CBRN
Centre, Ryton, UK during 6-10 Oct 2014
and 13-17 Oct 2014 respectively under
a n o n g o i n g M o U b e t w e e n D R D O
and Office of Security and Counter-
Terrorism (OSCT), Home Office, UK. Dr
Rakesh Kumar Sharma, Sc ‘G’ and
Additional Director, Division of CBRN
Defence was the Course Director and Dr
Raman Chawla, Sc 'D' was the Course
Coordinator. Mr Michael Francis Hoare; Mr Steve Tilling and Mr Bernie Higgins were the invited faculties from United
Kingdom. The courses were attended by 106 representatives from 14 CBRN stakeholder institutions of the country.
The aim of the courses was to impart command training to CBRN Trainers and Responders.
decontamination and medical management. Lectures
and displays were arranged at the Hotel Taj Mansingh,
New Delhi, during 25-27 Aug. 2014. Two interactive
sessions were conducted at INMAS wherein the focus
was on lectures and demonstrations of decontamination
technologies and medical management of chemical
weapons casualties. The highlights of the course at
INMAS included donning and doffing exercises, canister
A five days specialised course with review exercise
(functional table-top-coordinated and run by Dr. Raman
Chawla, Scientist ’D’, CBRN Defence) was conducted for
the medical officers of Army, Navy & NSG (total strength th th
was limited to 25 only) during 15 -19 Sept. 2014. The
course was specifically designed to complement the
lecture based training with review exercise to
accommodate functional integrity of each participant.
The scenario specific discussions and interactive
sessions were held in to enhance decision making ability
of medical officers. It is an advance training-cum-
sensitization course and was highly appreciated.
changing drill, casualty triage exercise, training on
human patient simulator, hazmat response and mock
exercises. Special ICT based CBRN training techniques
and human patient simulation facilities were also
demonstrated. Dr Rakesh Kumar Sharma, Sc G, was the
Course Director and Shri Vinod Kumar, Sc E, was the
Course Coordinator.
Medical Management of CBRN Causalities
CBRN Command Courses for Trainers/ Responders
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thInternational Conference on Radiation Biology (ICRB-2014) and 12 Biennial Meeting of Indian Society for Radiation Biology (ISRB) was organized by Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences (INMAS) during Silver Jubilee year of ISRB at NASC Complex PUSA, New Delhi during 11-13 Nov 2014. The theme of the conference was "Frontiers in
Radiobiology: Immuno‐modulation, Countermeasures & Therapeutics". A galaxy of experts from the relevant fields of
radiation sciences, immunologists, clinicians, radiologists, radiation and medical oncologists, radiation safety
specialists and nuclear medicine specialists were present in this conference. Participants from nine countries and
twenty different states of India participated in ICRB 2014. The delegates from Canada, Denmark, Germany, Japan,
The courses were conducted in the form of
lectures/presentations, group discussions and
demonstrations by highly qualified faculty, followed by
syndicate activities wherein few selective CBRN
scenarios were presented to four groups of participants.
Display/demonstrations and practical training by
National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and Delhi Fire
Services (DFS) HAZMAT team were also arranged at
INMAS on the fourth day. Interactive sessions including
scenario based group discussions were highly
appreciated by the participants.
The courses achieved cooperation amongst various
stakeholders/responders and exchange of ideas. In
A multi-agency coordinated response in highly
secure zone involving contamination hazard
requires active coordination between numerous
agencies. A specialised course involving Central
Industrial Security Force, Parliament Security
Force, National Disaster Response Force, Border
Security Force and Intelligence Bureau was
conducted from 10-14 Nov, 2014 with a
participation of 55 responders. The course aimed
towards enhancing the competence technical
skills as well as first-hand training on various tools
to mitigate CBRN emergencies. Mr Neeraj Kumar,
Scientist 'C', CBRN Defence wast the coordinator
to conduct this course for a period five days. The
irony of response capability and decision making process was addressed especially in the absence of final
contingent. i.e. Defence Forces was deliberated. Such sensitization courses enhance civilian response capability
essential to reduce burden on Defence Forces as required during war time.
addition it brought about awareness and clarity in the
role of agencies in the country dealing with training and
response to CBRN emergencies. Also all the participants
and faculty mutually shared understanding of the multi-
agency framework for emergency response. A doctrine
of interoperability i.e. Joint Emergency Services
Interoperability Programme (JESIP) was discussed.
Scenario based discussion based on the 9 Key Concepts
and Joint Decision Model was also conducted so as to
sensitize the trainers and responders towards a process
of selecting the best course of action from among many
alternatives. Such a decision making model is useful for
the successful operation of organizational activities at
the time of a CBRN Emergency.
Multi Agency Training Course for Paramilitary and Security Forces
International Conference on Radiation Biology (ICRB ‐ 2014)
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INMAS and DESIDOC (two DRDO laboratories)
jointly organized a Special Training Course
entitled “Preparing DRDO Libraries for the 2030:
Inculcating Creativity, Innovation and Re‐
engineering" during 14-16 Oct 2014 at TTC,
Bangalore. The primary objective of this special
training course was to train Senior Library
professionals working at DRDO Libraries, in areas
of Creativity and Innovation for Library
Professionals, Re-engineering ideas for LIS
profess ionals , Latest Technologies for
Disseminating Information, Web Technologies
and Cloud Computing in Digital Era, Scientific
Communication in Digital Era, E-Learning
software in Information Handling, Training
requirement for LIS professionals, Plagiarism on Intellectual Output, New Measures for Evaluation of Research
Output, Open Access and its usefulness for R&D publications, etc.
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Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Netherlands, Ukraine
and USA presented their research and reviews.
The meeting was attended by nearly 500
individuals from various states of India and 35
delegates from abroad. The Keynote Address
entitled “Preparedness for and response to a
radiological or nuclear incident" was delivered
by Prof. C Norman Coleman, Associate Director,
Radiation Research Program, Division of Cancer
Treatment and Diagnosis, National Cancer
Institute and Senior Medical Advisor, Office of
the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and
Response, US Department of Health and Human
Services.
The Chief Guest of Inauguration Ceremony was Maj Gen Bhuwan Chandra Khanduri, AVSM (Retd), Member Lok Sabha
and Chairperson, Standing Committee on Defence. Dr R P Tripathi, OS & Director, INMAS delivered the Welcome
Address. Prof (Dr) Manas K Mandal, DS and DG (LS), DRDO was the Guest of Honour. The Abstract book/Souvenir of
ICRB-2014 was released on this occasion. Overview of conference was presented by Dr Madhu Bala Convener and
Main Organizer of the ICRB-2014. She highlighted the significance of theme of the conference and described the key
features of the conference. This conference had 27 sessions, wherein some scientific sessions were in the form of
mini-symposia. To promote better interaction and networking among researchers selected short duration oral
presentation by younger researchers were made after the Invited Talks by the senior faculty, within the same session.
Special Training Course on Preparing DRDO Libraries for the 2030:Inculcating Creativity, Innovation and Re‐engineering
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Late Brig SK Mazumdar, former Director of Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences (INMAS), Delhi, is known
as the father of Nuclear Medicine in India and was a leading authority in thyroidology. He was mainly responsible for
shaping INMAS as an Institute par excellence in India. To perpetuate his memory his associates and friends formed the
This Special Training Course was inaugurated
by Padmashree Prof N Balakrishnan, FNA,
FASc, FNAE, FNASc, FTWAS, FIETE, Indian
Institute of Science, Bangalore. He gave a
scintillating presentation on “Digital Libraries
in India". Sh. SK Jindal, Director DESIDOC,
Delhi delivered the welcome address. He
informed the participants about new
initiatives by DESIDOC and wished organisers
success for conducting this training
programme. Dr Rajeev Vij, Course Director
and Head (HRD, Library, Budget, Finance &
Accounts and PRO) briefed the participants
about need and purpose of this special
training Course. This course aims to provide a
platform for exchange of ideas, sharing
thoughts and to discuss future technological development and advances in the field of Library Sciences. The objective
of the course was to promote synergy amongst the library professionals working in the field of library science with
emphasis on development of innovative and emerging LIS technologies. More than 44 participants from various R&D
institutions, industry and academia were participated in the training workshop. Seventeen invited talks by renowned
experts from all over the India were delivered. The faculty comprised of Dr N. Narayanan Kutty, Librarian, VSSC,
Trivandrum; Dr Devika P. Madalli, DRTC Bangalore; Prof I R N Goudar, Bangalore University; Dr K Elavazhagan,
Librarian IIM Trichy; Dr Shalini R Urs, Executive Director and Professor, ISIM, University of Mysore; Dr Francis
Jayakanth, Librarian IIM Bangalore; Dr B Nagappa, Librarian TCS, Bangalore; Dr AL Moorthy, Former Director,
DESIDOC and Prof N Laxman Rao, Prof Emeritus, University of Hyderabad. The Special Training Course was highly
interactive.
Prof A N Rai was the Chief Guest at Valedictory function. After having served Mizoram University and NEHU as Vice-
Chancellor, Prof Rai is now Director, National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), Bangalore. In his
address, he shared his experiences as a library user and appreciated the efforts being made by DRDO to train LIS
professions, not only at Delhi but also at Bangalore. He distributed certificates to the participants. Dr AL Moorthy,
Former Director, DESIDOC and Prof N Laxman Rao, Prof Emeritus, also addressed the gathering. Five awards for the
most punctual participants were delivered. Dr Achala Munigal was declared as the best participant. Soft copy of the
course material and power point presentations were distributed to the participants.
Dr Rajeev Vij, Scientist F & Course Director presented the vote of thanks and appreciated the support provided by Sh
RSN Murthy and Mrs Uma of TTC, Bangalore. Shri Navin Kumar Soni, Scientist C was Course Coordinator.
Brig SK Mazumdar Memorial Young Scientist Award Competition 2014
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Brig SK Mazumdar Memorial Trust in December 1984. The trust is engaged in creating opportunities of exclusive scientific interaction with outstanding scientific personalities by organising Brig SK Mazumdar Memorial Oration annually since 1985.
Brig SK Mazumdar Memorial Trust has
instituted a Young Scientist (below 40
years) Award for the best research paper in
the field of life sciences by the scientists of
life sciences laboratories of DRDO, non-
DRDO Institutes and the Services (Medical
Units). The Award comprises a running shield and a citation. Brig S K Mazumdar Memorial Young Scientist Award
Competition was organized at INMAS on 17 Nov 2014.
Dr RP Tripathi, Chairman and Dr BS Dwarakanath, Secretary of the Trust welcomed the judges and participants. Dr
Rajeev Vij, Joint Secretary of the Trust informed the judges and participants about the Competition. Many young
scientists/researchers from AFMC Pune, DEBEL Bangalore, INMAS Delhi, Command Hospital (Air Force), Bangalore,
Army Hospital (R&R) Delhi Cantt, Army Dental Centre (R&R) Delhi Cantt and Institute of Aerospace Medicine, IAF,
Bangalore participated in the Competition.
Dr Jayanth Daniel, Sc, 'D' from DEBEL, Bangalore, was adjusted the best young scientist for the year 2014, for his
meritorious contribution towards Design and Development of SpO2 based wearable Oxygen Controller System
(SPOCC) by a Panel of eminent judges, constituting Prof. H Krishna Prasad, AIIMS Delhi, Col HS Sharma, Commanding
Officer, Military Dental Centre, Base Hospital, Delhi Cantt, Dr Tarun Sekhri, Scientist G & Addl Director, Head, Div. of
Endocrinology & Thyroid Research, INMAS and Dr M Prasanna Reddy, Scientist F, DIPAS Delhi. The programme
concluded with collection of feedback from the participants. Dr Rajeev Vij, Scientist F and Joint Secretary proposed the
vote of thanks.
Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences
(INMAS) organized a Training-cum-Awareness
programme on how to effectively access e-resources
in most effective way and how to stop plagiarism by
using anti-plagiarism software on 20 Nov 2014 at
INMAS Seminar Hall. This awareness programme
was attended by more than 80 Officers, researchers,
PhD aspirants and technical staff of INMAS.
Representatives from two publishing houses
imparted training to the users on Turnitin and
iThenticate anti-plagiarism software and JoVE:
Scientific Video Journal.
E‐Resources Training‐cum‐Awareness Programme
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Turnitin is an Internet-based plagiarism-prevention service created by iParadigms. It checks the documents for
unoriginal content. The results can be used to identify similarities to existing sources or can be used in formative
assessment to help students learn how to avoid plagiarism and improve their writing. Its online database covers over
130 million articles from journals, books, periodicals, newspapers and magazines, Over 50 billion web pages crawled,
19 languages in 140 countries, etc.
Cross Check Powered by iThenticate is a re-branded version of the iThenticate service developed in partnership
with CrossRef, a community of the world's most notable scientific, technical and medical publishers. The participants
strongly recommended to purchase this product for INMAS library.
JoVE, the Journal of Visualized Experiments, is the first and only peer reviewed PubMed/Medicine indexed journal
devoted to the publication of scientific research in a video format. Since 2006, JoVE has been saving students, faculty
and their institutions time and money by providing video-articles to learn new methods. There was a long Q&A
session after the presentation.
Participants appreciated the librarian and his team's efforts for organizing such awareness programmes and stated
that the library has played an important and active role in increasing the usage of theses resources. This training
course was organized by Dr Rajeev Vij, Scientist F, INMAS.
Human Resource Development (HRD)
is the framework for helping
employee to develop their personal
and organizational skills, knowledge,
and abilities. Human resource is a
function in organizations designed to
maximize employee performance in
service of their employer's strategic
objectives. HR is primarily concerned
with how people are managed within
organizations, focusing on policies
and systems. Human resource is the
most important component all
organizations.
On the initiative of Dr Rajeev Vij,
INMAS conducted a brainstorming
discussion meeting of all Delhi based HRD Coordinators on 27 Nov 2014 at INMAS. Issues discussed in length included
recruitment of JRFs, Induction of Trainee, Mentoring, CEP, Special training courses, targeted training courses, and
many more common issues and problems were discussed in length. The meeting resulted in exchange of ideas,
learning from each other and solutions to various problems. The participants were also requested to give inputs for
DRDO Young Scientists Meet which is being organized by INMAS during 2-4 Feb 2015 at Bhagavantham Auditorium,
Metcalfe House, Delhi. It was decided to continue these discussions during the next meeting which will be organized
at CFEES, Delhi.
Delhi based HR Coordinators Brainstorming Meeting
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Dr Rajeev Vij, Sc F, Institute of Nuclear
Medicine and Allied Sciences (INMAS), Delhi,
received the best written and presented
paper award for his paper titled Leadership,
Creativity and Innovation: Experiences from
Library Profession in the first International
Conference on Sustainability of Digital
Libraries in India held during 25-27
September 2014 at JNTU, Hyderabad. He was
awarded by Prof. T Papi Reddy, Chairman,
Telengana State Council of Higher Education,
Govt of Telengana.
Dr. Kailash Manda, Sc E, received JSPS Bridge
Fellowship by Japan Society for the
Promotion of Science.
Dr. Kailash Manda, Sc E, recognised as Editor of the Journal Therapeutic Targets for Neurological Diseases.
INMAS Research Fellows Recognised for Breakthrough Research Ms. Manali Dimri, SRF received NIBB scholarship for attending 8th NIBB International Practical Course (3rd NIBB-
TLL-DBS/NUS Joint International Practical course) entitled "Experimental techniques using Medaka and Zebra nd
fish: The merit of using both" held at National Institute for Basic Biology, Okazaki, Japan from 22 September 2014
to 01 October 2014.
Mr. Abdullah Farooque, SRF received “Best paper award” entitled “Two‐deoxy‐D‐glucose (2‐DG) enhances thimmune‐stimulatory properties of radiation in macrophages: Implications in radiotherapy” during “7 Annual
The Cytometry Society Meeting and 15th Indo US Clinical Cytometry Workshop 2014” held at AIIMS, New Delhi, th th25 -27 October 2014.
Mr. Abdullah Farooque received “Young scientist award” on paper entitled “Enhancement in the anti‐tumor thimmunity contributes to the radio‐sensitization of tumors by 2‐deoxy‐D‐glucose” during “ 12 Biennial Meeting of
Indian Society for Radiation Biology and International Conference on Radiation Biology (ICRB 2014) “Frontiers in th thRadiobiology: Immunomodulation, Countermeasures and Therapeutics” INMAS, Delhi, 11 -13 November
2014.
Ms. Omika Katoch received “Young scientist award” on the paper entitled “Diallyl sulphide as radiomitigator" thduring 12 Biennial Meeting of Indian Society for Radiation Biology and International Conference on Radiation
Biology (ICRB 2014) “Frontiers in Radiobiology: Immunomodulation, Countermeasures and Therapeutics" th th
INMAS, Delhi, 11 -13 November 2014.
Ms. Aastha Arora received "Best poster presentation" on the poster entitled “Effects of an Amifostine analogue th
on radiation induced lung inflammation and fibrosis” during 12 Biennial Meeting of Indian Society for Radiation
Biology and International Conference on Radiation Biology (ICRB 2014) “Frontiers in Radiobiology: th th
Immunomodulation, Countermeasures and Therapeutics” INMAS, Delhi, 11 -13 November 2014.
AWARDS
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Dr. Anil Kumar Mishra
Dr. A.K. Mishra, obtained his M.Sc. (Chemistry) in 1984 from Gorakhpur University,
Gorakhpur, India and Ph.D. (Chemistry) in 1988 from Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi,
India. During his career, he held positions as Post-doctorate fellow at Universite de
Bourgogne, Dijon, France; Research Scientist at University of California, Davis, USA;
Senior Scientist at INSERM U-463, Nantes, France, and Visiting Professor at Max-Planck
Institute, Germany. Dr. Mishra has published more than 200 papers, in various journals.
Dr Mishra is granted US, European and Indian patents. He has received several awards
and most prestigious one is DRDO-Young Scientist by Prime Minister of India in 1999.
Dr Mishra was invited to deliver a talk at British Nuclear Medicine Society United Kingdom (BNMS-UK) in 2014.
His research interests include Molecular Imaging agents, Radiochemistry, Specific MR Contrast agents, Optical
Imaging agents, Coordination chemistry, Synthetic chemistry, Radiopharmaceuticals and Bioconjugate chemistry.
Scientific Expertise:
Design and synthesis of molecular imaging probes for non-invasive imaging
Affiliation to Professional Societies:
Academy Fellowship:
1. Fellow Indian College of Nuclear Medicine
2. Member Indian College of Nuclear Medicine
Professional Membership:
Consultant International Atomic Energy
American Chemical Society Since 1994
World Molecular Imaging Since 2012
European Association of Nuclear Medicine Since 1998
Society of Nuclear Medicine, N. Chapter Since 1997
Society of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Since 1998
Society of Nuclear Medicine, India Since 1997
Honours/Awards:
2001, Best paper presentation award SNM(I)
2000, Brig Mazumdar young scientist award
2002, Best paper presentation award SNM(I)
2003, Best poster award frontier in Biomedical Sciences
2004, Best paper presentation award CBISNF
2005, Best oral presentation, SNM(I)
2007 to 2009, Best paper presentation award SNM(I)
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Dr. Rajnish SharmaDr. Rajnish Sharma is presently Head of Division of Nuclear Medicine and Joint Director
(Academics) at INMAS. He obtained his MBBS degree from Maulana Azad Medical
College, Delhi in 1987 and DRM from University of Delhi, INMAS in 1991 & MNAMS
(Nuclear Medicine) in 2003. Joined INMAS, DRDO in 1989. Prior to joining INMAS, he
was working in the prestigious GB Pant & LNJP Hospital, Delhi.
Dr. Sharma is actively involved in basic and clinical research in the field of Non-invasive
imaging for the last 25 years with focus on development of new techniques and
application of existing and new protocols in specific disease conditions, i.e.
Neurocognitive disorders, Oncological & Infection imaging and Cardiac studies.
He is in teaching faculty for DNB – Nuclear Medicine and Diploma in Radiation Medicine (DRM) courses. He is a Life
member and Executive member of various national scientific bodies.
Awards / Honours/ Accomplishments
Brig. S K Mazumdar Memorial Young Scientist Award (1997)
Recipient of Dr. SS Misra Memorial National Award (given by National Academy of Medical Sciences ) for
research work done on Post partum thyroiditis (2001)
Selected for WFNMB Award at World Congress of Nuclear Medicine (2006)
168 publications in National & International Journals
Guest speaker in National & International Conferences, Seminars, Symposia and CME (over 100 times)
Organized more than ten Scientific Conference/ Meeting/ Symposium at INMAS &/or outside.
2009, Two papers Highlighted in EANM, Barcelona, Spain
2009, Four best papers from INMAS and country also in EANM
2009, DRDO Technology Day Award
2009, Laboratory Technology award
2010, National Science Day Oration
2010, “Abstracts were selected for Highlight session” in EANM, Vienna, Austria
2012, Laboratory Scientist of the Year
2013, Appreciation from 2nd World congress on Ga-68 in the field of radiopharmaceutical chemistry
2013, IAEA, expert infection Imaging
2014, Advisor Editorial Board of Indian Journal of Nuclear Medicine (IJNM)
2014, Associate Editor, Frontiers in Nuclear Medicine
Delivered Inaugural Oration at Miranda House Chemistry Dept and K M College, University of Delhi, Banaras Hindu University Varanasi and Bhubaneswar
Invited talks: in SNM; ISRB; Indo-German; John Welch Technology Centre, Whitefield, Bangalore; Delhi
University; HERML-Pune (Chemistry in DRDO), RMC, Mumbai, BHU, Varanasi; University of Baroda; University of
Paris, France , University of Bordeaux, France, University of Sherbrook Canada, E-Cost Athens, Bio-imaging ndEurope, 2 World congress on Ga-68 at Chandigarh, Indo-Swiss; Indo-Sweden
Supervision of PhD Students: Guided 14 PhD Students form University of Delhi, IIT Delhi and BHU Varanasi.
Oration: 2013, Brig SK Mazumdar Memorial Oration, Mumbai
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DEPUTATIONS ABROAD1. Dr AK Mishra, Scientist ‘G’ was deputed as Professor and international expert in the field of Radiopharmaceutical
th thScience to University of Bordeaux and INCIA, France during 25 Jun-24 Jul 2014.
2. Dr Rajnish Sharma, HoD and Scientist “F” as Chief Scientific Investigator to undertake IAEA’s Coordinated
Research Project “E15021”, entitled “Use of 18F‐FDG PET/CT for Imaging TB Patients and Related Conditions st(HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis): Focus on Drug Resistant Extra‐pulmonary Tuberculosis ” at HQ Vienna Austria from 21
thto 25 July, 2014.
3. Dr Sudhir Chandna, Scientist ‘F’ was invited to deliver Plenary Lecture on "Connexins as potential targets for stmodulating low‐dose radiation responses in tumour versus normal cells" in the 41 Annual Meeting of the
th thEuropean Radiation Research Society held at Rhodes Island, Greece during 14 -19 Sept 2014. He received travel
support from ICMR/DST and remaining support from INSA and conference organizers.
Mr. Sushil Chandra Mr. Sushil Chandra joined DRDO in July 1986 as Scientist- B (Electronics) in Defence
Electronics Applications Laboratory, Dehradun and worked till 1991. Later on he
promoted and joined INMAS in July 1991 as Scientist ‘C’. He obtained M.Sc. (Electronics)
from Aligarh Muslim University.
Currently working as Scientist ‘F’ and Head, Biomedical Engineering at INMAS. His current
research includes 2-4D immersion technology application in neuro-cognition, Signal
processing of physiological data, relevance of Psycho-physiological data with human
cognition and development of algorithms for cognitive assessment, development of
Virtual reality environments for cognitive assessment & training, study of game element and designing as per
cognitive test batteries and their validation. His recent work addressed Biomedical Engineering and their applications
in defence R&D i.e. Biosensors, Defence Electronics, Tropo communication, Telemedicine, Image Compression and
Rehabilitation. He also prepared Government Reports for Adaptive Variable Data Rate Modem for High Frequency
Communication, Digital Tropo Communication System. He is interested in implementation/operation/
execution/technology management/technology departments of large scale social/vocational/engineering setup e.g.
International collaborated NGOs, Technical empowerment for All. He is coordinating, a large number of research
projects between various professional & educations institutes & INMAS (Bio-medical Engg). He is visiting
Faculty/Advisor as well as providing consultancy at various engineering colleges for Biomedical Engineering,
Biomedical Technology, Disaster Management. He has invited to deliver lectures in various IITs and other Engineering
institutes. He has published many technological articles in professional journals. Authored the Book, “Topics in
Electromagnetic Waves”. He has supervised more than 100 Engineering Graduates, 30 Postgraduate and one PhD
thesis student, currently he is supervising two PhD students.
Academic & Professional Affiliations
Teacher and Examiner for Post Graduate Diploma in Radiation Medicine and DNB conducted by University of
Delhi, Delhi. Expert and Examiner for DRM, DNB, M.Sc. (Nuclear Medicine) for AIIMS Delhi, PGIMER Chandigarh and other
National Institutes. Editor, Indian Journal of Nuclear Medicine Advisor for commissioning of Nuclear Medicine Department and PET Department in the country. Initiated the proposal for PET and Cyclotron at INMAS and actively involved in creating awareness of PET and its
utility.
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st th4. Dr. Kailash Manda, Scientist ‘E’ was deputed to Japan from 1 Sept to 15 Oct 2014 (45 Days) to work at National
Institute of Radiological Sciences, Chiba, Japan under the JSPS Bridge Fellowship program by Japan Society for
the Promotion of Science.
5. Ms. Manali Dimri, SRF deputed to attend 8th NIBB International Practical Course (3rd NIBB-TLL-DBS/NUS Joint
International Practical course) entitled "Experimental techniques using Medaka and Zebra fish: The merit of using
both" held at National Institute for Basic Biology, Okazaki, Japan from 22 Sept 2014 to 01 Oct 2014.th
6. Ms. Deepika Bagga, SRF (DRDO), NMR Research Centre, INMAS, Delhi, presented research paper during the 12
International Conference on Cognitive Neuroscience (ICON-2014) at Brisbane, Australia, held during
26-31 Jul 2014.
7. Dr. Aashish Gambhir, DRM, working at INMAS under the Guidance of Dr. Anupam Mondal, Scientist ‘F’
Department of Clinical PET, presented his paper entitled "Primary brain tumor recurrence detection: comparative th study between 99m Tc‐methionine and 11C‐methionine" in the 13 Annual general meeting of ARCCNM, held
th thduring 4 - 8 Nov 2014 Osaka, Japan.
8. Mr. Ashish Kumar (SRF-UGC, PhD scholar under Dr Sudhir Chandna) presented Oral Talk “Micro RNA‐31 regulates
‐radiation induced cell death in radioresistant Sf9 insect cells through Bim‐Bax pathway in a p53‐dependent st
manner” in the 41 Annual Meeting of the European Radiation Research Society held at Rhodes Island, Greece th thduring 14 -19 Sept 2014.
9. Mr. Ankit Mathur (SRF-CSIR, PhD scholar under Dr Sudhir Chandna) presented poster “Alteration in cell‐cell st
interaction and cellular radiosensitivity during early stages of cellular transformation” in the 41 Annual Meeting th thof the European Radiation Research Society held at Rhodes Island, Greece during 14 -19 Sept 2014.
INMAS Extends Helping Hand in Relief Operations in J&KIn September 2014, the Kashmir region witnessed disastrous floods across majority of its districts caused by torrential
rainfall. The situation in Jammu and Kashmir worsened as more areas became submerged in flood waters, leaving a
trail of death and destruction. The death toll in the floods, the worst to have hit the state in the last 60 years, reached
215, while 82,000 people were rescued. Over 30% of the capital city Srinagar was under flood waters.
Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences (INMAS), Delhi, provided medical support to the victims of Srinagar
floods from 9-13 Sept 2014 at Srinagar. A team comprised of Dr Mitra Basu, Dr Ratnesh Singh Kanwar, Shri SK Singh and
Shri Abhishek Kaushik provided first-aid and necessary medical interventions to the victims. The team was also
supported by members from DIPAS, Delhi.
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Vishwakarma PujaHindus widely regard Vishwakarma as the God of architecture and engineering, and September 17 every year is celebrated as Vishwakarma Puja — a resolution time for workers and craftsmen to increase productivity and gain divine inspiration for creating novel products. This ritual usually takes place within the factory premises or shop floor, and the otherwise mundane workshops come alive with fiesta.
Vishwakarma Day was celebrated with all sanctimony in the INMAS workshop premise on 17 September 2014. Officers and Staff joined the Puja and received 'Prasad'on this auspicious occasion.
Independence DayThe Republic of India gained its independence from the rule of the British on 15 August 1947. Since then, this date of 15 August is celebrated as the Independence Day in India to commemorate its freedom from the
th200-year-old British rule. INMAS celebrated the 68 Independence Day in their Institute. Dr RP Tripathi, OS and Director, INMAS unfurled the National Flag and paid tribute to freedom fighters. Sweets were also distributed among all present on the occasion.
Patent FiledSugar conjugates on N-Acetyl Trytophan Synthesis and uses thereof
Mechanised CBRN External Decontamination System for Field Condition
Method of single cell encapsulation and uses thereof
Dr. PC Gupta, Sh. Narender Kumar, Dr. Subash Khushu andthDr. RK Sharma (2604/DEL/2014 dated 17 Oct. 2014)
Dr. GU Gurudutta , Mr. Siddharth Pandey and Dr. RP Tripathi th
(2442/DEL/2014 dated 5 Sept 2014)
Number of deputations for seminars/symposia/workshop 64 Papers presented in seminar/symposium/workshop/conferences 69 Number of papers in peer reviewed journals 05 Invited talks delivered 19 Number of deputations for CEP courses 37 Number of individual Trained at INMAS in CEP/Training courses 787 DRM students 03 DNB students 01 PhD Thesis submitted 01 RA/JRF joined between July - Dec 2014 at INMAS 17 Total RA/SRF/JRF working at INMAS 135
Scientific Output during July ‐ December 2014
Dr. Raj Kumar, Mr. Saurabh Mishra, Ms. Poonam Malhotra, Mr. Praveen Kumar Singh, Mr. Ashutosh Kumar Gupta, Ms. Neha Chhachhia,Dr. Shravan Kumar Singh and Dr. RP Tripathi (2075/DEL/2014 dated
th11 Aug 2014)
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STaM 2014 SymposiumCEPTAM, jointly with all HRD group of laboratories and directorates organized a two day symposium on Talent Management in R&D Organisations (STaM 2014): Present Practices and Future Challenges, during 12-13 Dec 2014, at Dr Bhagavantham Auditorium, Metcalfe House, Delhi. Dr Rajeev Vij, Sc F of INMAS organized a Cultural programme on this occasion with social messages on Drug Menace and Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
INMAS Provided Support to Organise a few Cultural Programmes
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Latest News regarding INMAS Manpower
New Appointments
01. Sh Vikash, Veh Operator ‘A’ 30 Sep 2014
02. Sh Vimal Kumar, STA ‘B’ 17 Oct 2014
03. Ms Priyanka Yadav, Tech ‘A' 20 Oct 2014
04. Ms Gitanjali Taneja, Store Asstt 'A' 21 Oct 2014
05. Sh Bablu Kumar, STA 'B' 21 Oct 2014
06. Sh Manchong Chinlun Zou, STA 'B' 27 Oct 2014
07. Sh Rakesh Pandey, STA 'B' 31 Oct 2014
Posting In
01. Dr C Vijayakumar, Sc ‘E’ 08 Oct 2014
02. Sh Naresh Dutt Gaur, Store Officer 15 Dec 2014
Retirement
01. Sh VK Nagpal, TO ‘B’ 31 Jul 2014 (AN)
02. Sh Bishan Lal, Tech ‘A’ 30 Nov 2014 (AN)
03. Sh Krishan Swaroop, TO ‘C’ 31 Dec 2014 (AN)
Promotions From To Date w.e.f. 01 Sh Ravi Kumar Tech ‘B’ STA ‘B’ 25 July 2014
02 Sh Santosh Kumar Store Asstt ‘B’ STA ‘B’ 25 July 2014
03 Sh AK Babbar TO ‘C’ TO ‘D’ 01 Sep 2014
04 Sh CP Gautam TO ‘A’ TO ‘B’ 01 Sep 2014
05 Sh Vijay Pal Singh STA ’B’ TO ‘A’ 01 Sep 2014
06 Sh Pankaj Goyal STA ’B’ TO ‘A’ 01 Sep 2014
07 Sh Harish Chandra Pandey TA ‘B’ Tech Officer 01 Sep 2014
08 Sh Raju Budhiraja Tech ‘C’ TA ‘B’ 01 Sep 2014
Sad Demise
01 Sh Harish Chander, Canteen Attdt 09 Nov 2014
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