MIRA
INFORM REPORT
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Report Date : |
26.04.2011 |
IDENTIFICATION DETAILS
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Name : |
WADIA |
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Registered
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33, |
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Country : |
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Financials (as
on) : |
31.03.2008 |
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Year of
Establishment : |
1968 |
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Legal Form : |
Research Institute |
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Line of Business
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Subject is an autonomous research Institute of the Department of Science
and Technology, Government of India |
RATING & COMMENTS
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MIRA’s Rating : |
Ba |
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RATING |
STATUS |
PROPOSED CREDIT LINE |
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41-55 |
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Overall operation is considered normal. Capable to meet normal
commitments. |
Satisfactory |
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Status : |
Satisfactory |
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Payment Behaviour : |
Usually correct |
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Litigation : |
Clear |
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Comments : |
Subject is an autonomous research institute of the department of science
and technology, Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India. It is a well established institute having satisfactory track. Trade
relations are reported as fair. Payments are reported to be usually correct
and as per commitments. The institute can be considered normal for business dealings at usual
trade terms and conditions. |
NOTES :
Any query related to this report can be made
on e-mail : infodept@mirainform.com
while quoting report number, name and date.
ECGC Country Risk Classification List – April 1, 2010
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Country Name |
Previous Rating (31.12.2009) |
Current Rating (01.04.2010) |
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A1 |
A1 |
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Risk Category |
ECGC
Classification |
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Insignificant |
A1 |
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Low |
A2 |
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Moderate |
B1 |
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High |
B2 |
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Very High |
C1 |
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Restricted |
C2 |
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Off-credit |
D |
LOCATIONS
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Registered Office : |
33, |
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Tel. No.: |
91-135-2525430 |
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Fax No.: |
91-135-2625212 |
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E-Mail : |
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Website : |
MANAGEMENT
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List of Scientists |
Designation |
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Prof. B.R.Arora |
Director |
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Dr. A.K. Dubey |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. Trilochan Singh |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. R.K.Mazari |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. R.J. Azmi |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. J.T.Gergan |
Scientist 'F' |
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Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. Devendra Pal |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. R.S. Rawat |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. V.C. Tiwari |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. M.S. Rathi |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. K.S. Bist |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. D.K. Misra |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. B.K. Choudhary |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. R.K. Chaujar |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. V.M. Choubey |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. N.R. Phadtare |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. P.P. Khanna |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. Rohtash Kumar |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. Keser Singh |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. (Mrs.) Meera Tiwari |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. S.K. Ghosh |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. M.P. Sah |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. N.K. Saini |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. S.K. Paul |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. T.N. Jowhar |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. K.K. Purohit |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. Kishor Kumar |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. N.Siva Siddaiah |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. Rajesh Sharma |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. George Philip |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. Rafikul Islam |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. D. Rameshwar Rao |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. B.N. Tiwari |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. S.K.Bartarya |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. P.K.Mukharjee |
Scientist 'D' |
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Dr. S.J.Sangode |
Scientist 'D' |
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Dr. Sushil Kumar |
Scientist 'D' |
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Dr. P. Banerjee |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr. S.K.Parcha |
Scientist 'D' |
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Dr. H.K.Sachan |
Scientist 'D' |
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Sh. B.S.Rawat |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr. A.K. Mahajan |
Scientist 'c' |
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Dr. D.P Dobhal |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr. Vikram Gupta |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr. S.S. Bhakuni |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr. Suresh N. |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr. Jayant Kumar Tripathi |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr. Pradeep Srivastava |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr. Ajay Paul |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr. A.K. Mundepi |
Scientist 'B' |
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Sh. V. Sriram |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. B.P. Sharma |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. P.S. Negi |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. A.K.L. Asthana |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. Kapesa Lokho |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. A.Krihsnakanta Singh |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. Jayangondaperumal |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. Khaying Shing Luirei |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. Renoj J. Thayyen |
Scientist 'B' |
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Sh. Rajesh S. |
Scientist 'B' |
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Sh. Gautam Rawat |
Scientist 'B' |
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Padmashri Prof. Anil Prakash Joshi |
Chairman, “HESCO” |
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List of Scientists (Retired) |
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Director |
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Dr. V.C.Thakur |
Director |
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Dr. K.K.Sharma |
Scientist `G' |
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Dr. Hakim Rai |
Scientist `F' |
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Dr. K.P.Juyal |
Scientist `D' |
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Dr. A.C.Nanda |
Scientist 'G' |
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Dr. T.N. Bagati |
Scientist 'F' |
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Mr. Rambir Kaushik |
Editorial Assistant |
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SCIENTIFIC STAFF |
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Prof. Anil K. Gupta |
Director |
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Dr.A.K.Dubey |
Scientist 'G' |
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Dr. V.C.Tiwari |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. B.K.Choudhary |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. V.M.Choubey |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. P.P.Khanna |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. Rohtash Kumar |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. (Mrs.) Meera Tiwari |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. S.K.Ghosh |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. N.R.Phadtare |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. D.K.Misra |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. N.K.Saini |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. K.K.Purohit |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. Kishor Kumar |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. N.Siva Siddaiah |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. M.P.Sah |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. Rajesh Sharma |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. G.Philip |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. Rafikul Islam |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. D.Rameshwar Rao |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. B.N.Tiwari |
Scientist 'F' |
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Dr. R.S. Rawat |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. R.K.Chaujar |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. Keser Singh |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. S.K.Paul |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. T.N.Jowhar |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. S.K.Bartarya |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. P.K.Mukherjee |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr.S.K.Parcha |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr.H.K.Sachan |
Scientist 'E' |
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Dr. Sushil Kumar |
Scientist 'D' |
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Dr.A.K.Mahajan |
Scientist 'D' |
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Dr.D.P.Dobhal |
Scientist 'D' |
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Dr. Vikram Gupta |
Scientist 'D' |
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Shri B.S. Rawat |
Scientist 'C' (on deputation) |
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Dr. S.S. Bhakuni |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr. Suresh N. |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr. Pradeep Srivastava |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr. Ajay Paul |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr. A.K.Mundepi |
Scientist 'C' |
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Shri. V.Sriram |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr. P.S. Negi |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr.A.K.L Asthana |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr. Kapesa Lokho |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr. A.K.Singh |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr.R.Jayangondaperumal |
Scientist 'C' |
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Dr.B.P.Sharma |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. Khaying Singh Luirei |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. Rajesh S. |
Scientist 'B' |
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Shri Gautam Rawat |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. B.K. Mukherjee |
Scientist 'B' |
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Shri Naresh Kumar |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. Narendra Kumar Meena |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. Dilip Kumar Yadav |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. Swapnamita Vaideswaran |
Scientist 'B' |
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Shri Param Kirti Rao Gautam |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. Devajit Hazarika |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. Santosh Kumar Rai |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. Satyajeet Singh Thakur |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. Kaushik Sen |
Scientist 'B' |
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Dr. V.C. Thakur |
Emeritus Scientist |
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Emeritus Scientist |
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Dr. B.R. Arora |
Emeritus Scientist |
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GOVERNING BODY |
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Dr. T. Ramasami |
Chairman Secretary, Department of Science and Technology Technology
Bhavan, New |
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Shri K.P. Pandian |
Member Joint Secretary and Financial Adviser, of Science and Technology, Technology
Bhavan, New |
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Member Director, Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany, |
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Dr. V.P. Dimri |
Member Director, National Geophysical Research Institute, |
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Dr. S. Krishnaswami |
Member Emeritus Scientist, Physical Research Laboratory, |
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Prof. M.P. Singh |
Member Dean, Faculty of Science and Head, Geology Department, |
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Prof. G.S. Roonwal |
Member C-520, SFS, Sheikh Sarai I, |
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Prof. M.P. Singh |
Member Dean, Faculty of Science and Head, Geology Department, |
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Prof. G.S. Roonwal |
Member C-520, SFS, Sheikh Sarai I, |
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Dr. M. Ramakrishnan |
Member Flat No.8, Mani Pallavam 29, |
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Director, WIHG |
Member Secretary Director, Wadia |
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Shri Dinesh Chandra |
Non-Member Assistant Secretary Registrar, Wadia Institute of Himalayan Dehradun 248 001, |
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RESEARCH ADVISORY COMMITTEE |
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Dr. M. Ramakrishnan |
Chairman Flat No.8, Mani Pallavam, |
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Prof. L.S. Chamyal |
Member Geology Department, |
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Prof. Abhijit Bhattacharya |
Member Department of Earth Sciences, |
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Dr. S. Sinha Roy |
Member (Ex-Sr. Deputy D.G., GSI), Birla Institute of Scientific
Research, |
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Prof. G.V. R. Prasad |
Member Geology Department, |
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Dr. Rasik Ravindra |
Member Director, |
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Shri V.K. Raina |
Member (Ex- Deputy, D.G., GSI), 258, Sector 17, Panchkula 134
109, Haryana, |
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Dr. R.K. Chadha |
Member Scientist 'F', National Geophysical Research Institute, |
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Dr. M. Prithviraj |
Member Scientist 'F'/Director, Earth System Science Division, Dept. of Science and Technology, Technology Bhavan, New Mehrauli Road, New Delhi 110016, Delhi, India |
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Director, WIHG |
Member Director, |
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Dr. A.K. Dubey |
Member Secretary Scientist 'G',
Wadia |
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FINANCE COMMITTEE |
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Prof. M.P. Singh |
Chairman Dean, Faculty of Science and Head Geology Department, |
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Joint Secretary and Financial |
Member Department of Science and Technology, Bhavan, New |
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Director, WIHG |
Member Director, Wadia |
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Shri Dinesh Chandra |
Member Registrar, |
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Shri Harish Chandra |
Member Secretary Finance and Accounts Officer, Wadia Institute of Himalayan
Geology, |
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Building Committee |
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Director, WIHG |
Chairman Director, |
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Joint Secretary and Financial Adviser |
Member Dept. of Science and Technology, Bhavan, New |
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Dr. A.K. Dubey |
Member Scientist 'G', Wadia |
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Shri Rajesh Agarwal |
Member Chief Engineer (Civil), Dept. of Civil Engineering, |
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Shri C.R. Srivastava |
Member Executive Engineer, Indian Institute of Petroleum, |
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Shri Shashi Kant Tyagi |
Member Supdt. Engineer', Dehradun Central Cirecle, |
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Shri Dinesh Chandra |
Member Secretary Registrar, Wadia |
GENERAL INFORMATION
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Auditors : |
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Name : |
Chandra Bhan Goel and Company Chartered Accountant |
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Address : |
21/2, Pleasant |
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Tel. No.: |
91-135-2724622/2735974 |
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E-Mail : |
FINANCIAL DATA
[all figures are
in Rupees Millions]
ABRIDGED BALANCE
SHEET
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LIABILITIES |
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31.03.2008 |
31.03.2007 |
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Corpus / Capital Fund |
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319.875 |
301.859 |
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Reserves & Surplus |
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-- |
-- |
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Earmarked / Endowment Fund |
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0.937 |
0.567 |
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Secured Loans and Borrowings |
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-- |
-- |
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Unsecured Loans and Borrowings |
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-- |
-- |
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Deferred Credit Liabilities |
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-- |
-- |
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Current Liabilities and Provisions |
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0.919 |
0.658 |
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TOTAL |
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321.731 |
303.084 |
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Fixed Assets [Net Block] |
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272.232 |
254.490 |
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Investment from Earmakted/ Ensowment Funds |
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0.023 |
0.021 |
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Investment – Others |
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-- |
-- |
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Current Assets, Loans and Advances Miscellaneous Expenditure |
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49.476 |
48.573 |
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TOTAL |
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321.731 |
303.084 |
PROFIT & LOSS
ACCOUNT
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PARTICULARS |
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31.03.2008 |
31.03.2007 |
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INCOME |
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Income from sales/services grants/subsidies |
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-- |
-- |
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Fees/ subscription |
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105.840 |
65.400 |
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Income from investments |
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0.014 |
0.063 |
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(income on invest from earnmarked/endowment-fund) |
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0.207 |
0.208 |
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Income from royalty, publication etc. |
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0.049 |
0.053 |
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Interest earned |
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3.444 |
1.810 |
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Other income |
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1.795 |
1.822 |
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Total
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EXPENDITURE |
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Establishment expenses |
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68.037 |
56.740 |
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Other research and administrative expenses |
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23.636 |
19.636 |
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Expenditure on grant. subsidies etc |
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-- |
-- |
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Interest/Bank Charges |
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0.014 |
0.020 |
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Deprecation account |
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43.051 |
42.033 |
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Increase/Decrease in stock of finished goods WIP and stock of
Publication |
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0.038 |
0.046 |
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Total |
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134.776 |
118.445 |
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Surplus (Deficit) being excess of income over expenditure |
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(23.427) |
(49.089) |
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Transfer to special reserve (specify each) |
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-- |
-- |
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Transfer to/from general reserve |
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-- |
-- |
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BALANCE BEING
SURPLUS (DEFICIT) |
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(23.427_ |
(49.089) |
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RECEIPTS
AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT
Rs.
In Millions
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Particulars |
31.03.2008 |
31.03.2007 |
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RECEIPTS |
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Opening Balance |
13.528 |
12.062 |
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Grants – in – aids |
146.100 |
116.400 |
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Grants – in – aids (ear marked) |
0.840 |
1.881 |
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Loan and advances |
37.967 |
24.855 |
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Loan and advances (ear marked) |
0.060 |
0.782 |
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Fees subscription |
0.014 |
0.063 |
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Income from investments |
0.207 |
0.208 |
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Income from royalty, publication etc |
0.049 |
0.053 |
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Interest earned on loan to staff |
3.444 |
1.810 |
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Other income |
1.795 |
1.608 |
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Investment (L/C Margin Money) |
19.350 |
38.100 |
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223.354 |
197.822 |
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PAYMENTS |
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Establishment expenses |
68.037 |
56.740 |
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Other administrative expenses |
23.636 |
19.636 |
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Interest/Bank charges |
0.014 |
0.020 |
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Loans and advances |
37.188 |
33.954 |
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Loans and advances (ear marked) |
0.062 |
0.775 |
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Investment (L/C Margin Money) |
27.500 |
19.350 |
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Fixed assets |
59.610 |
50.743 |
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Ear marked fund expenses |
0.400 |
2.957 |
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Grant – in – aid (ear marked) refund |
0.069 |
0.119 |
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Closing balance |
6.838 |
13.528 |
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224.354 |
197.822 |
LOCAL AGENCY FURTHER INFORMATION
AS PER WEBSITE DETAILS
HISTORY
Established in June, 1968 as a small nucleus
in the Botany Department,
Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, Dehradun is an autonomous research
institute of the Department of the Science and Technology, Ministry of Science
and Technology, Govt. of India.
Initially named as the Institute of Himalayan Geology, it was renamed as the
Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology in memory of its founder, the late Prof.
D. N. Wadia (F.R.S. and National Professor), in appreciation to his
contributions to the geology of the Himalayas. During the last quarter century
the Institute has grown into a centre of excellence in Himalayan Geology and is
recognised as a National Laboratory of international repute with well equipped
laboratories and other infrastructural facilities for undertaking advanced
level of research in the country.
Thrust Areas of Research
In the early years of the Institute, the
major thrust of the research activity was directed towards remote areas with
difficult mountainous terrain and hard working conditions, as well as where the
geological framework and geological knowledge were lacking. In the beginning
the Arunachal Himalaya, Higher Himalaya of Kumaun and Lahaul-Spiti and Indus-suture
of Ladakh and Karakoram were taken as priority areas for geological research.
Now the thrust of the research has been focused on some specialized areas of
national as well as international relevance in both the western and eastern
With the continuous growth of analytical and field observational facilites as
well as in-house expertise for undertaking intergrated geoscientific research,
the major scientific programmes being pursued under the present 11th Five Year
Plan are aimed to address special scientific themes in the form of Mission Mode
Projects (MMP). The present MMPs are:
- Himtransects
- Climate-tectonic
Interactions
- Biostratigraphy
and Biodiversity-Environmental Linkage
- Sustaining
Natural Resources
- Realtime
Geology for Society: coping with Natural Hazards
THE FOUNDER
Prof. D.N. Wadia
Professor Darashaw Nosherwan Wadia was born
on 23.10.1883 at
Dara, as he was affectionately called by the family, was sent to
At the age of 12, Dara joined the
In 1905 Prof. Wadia obtained his Bachelor's
degree in arts and science with Natural Science, Zoology and Botany as his
subjects from the
Wadia was appointed a lecturer in the Prince of Wales College,
He continued to teach in the College till 192, when he accepted the post of
Assistant Superintendent with the Geological Survey of India. During his tenure
at
Wadia's appointed as Assistant Superintendent in the Geological Survey of India
at a relatively advanced age of 38, provided him with the ample chances for
carrying out geological researches on the stratigraphy and tectonics of the
He was with the Geological Survey till 1938. During his tenure with the Survey,
he spent his study leave in 1926-1927 at the
Wadia retired from the Geological Survey of India in 1938, when he was offered
the post of Government Mineralogist in
Dr. Wadia was appointed Geological Adviser to the Government of India in
1944.In this capacity he initiated and formulated a mineral policy for the
country.
Atomic Energy Commission of the Government of India to explore domestic
resources of radioactive raw materials established its Atomic Minerals Division
in 1949 and Dr. Wadia became its First Director. He continued to head this Unit
until his death on 15.06.1969.
Wadia's love and devotion to the study of the
He received the Back Award of the Royal Geographical Society in 1934 and the
Lyell Medal of the Geological Society of London in 1943.
He had subsequently been President of the National Institute of Sciences of
During this period he also headed the Research Advisory Committees of many
Scientific Institutions including the CSIR. He was elected a fellow of the
Royal Society of London in 1957 a distinction not conferred on any other Indian
geologist so far. The crowning honour of his career came in Professor in
Geology. He presided over the XXII International Geological Congress held in
The Government of India honoured him with the award of Padma Bhushan. Dr. Wadia
authored nearly one hundred original research papers, monographs on various
topics and the Records and Memories of the Geological Survey of India.
ABOUT THE DIRECTOR
Prof. Anil K. Gupta has served IIT, Kharagpur as a faculty since 1987.
He was Head of the Department of Geology and Geophysics of the same Institute
during 2006-2009. Prof. Gupta's current research interests include
paleoceanographic and paleoclimatic evolution of the Indian Ocean, centennial
and millennial scale changes in the Indian monsoon, Himalayan uplift and
evolution of the Indian monsoon, and role of gas hydrate in climate
variability. He is the recipient of National Mineral Award 2000, TWAS Prize
2010 and is the fellow of the
Prof. Gupta has rigorously published in journals of high repute including
Nature, Science, Nature Geoscience, Geology, Geophysical Research Letters and
Paleoceanography, etc
"Himalayan Geology", a biannual (January and July) SCI journal
of Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, Dehradun, publishes original
contributions on all aspects of geology of the
INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS
General : Typescripts, enquiries and all correspondence should be addressed to :
The Chief Editor, Himalayan Geology, Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology,
33-Gen. Mahadeo Singh Road, Dehra Dun-248 001, India. Only those papers should
be submitted which have not been sent for publication elsewhere. Papers will be
the copyright of WIHG.
Papers : The papers should present new data and findings and good synthesis on
geology and geophysics with dominant emphasis on the Alpine-Himalaya Mountain
Belt and adjoining terrains, and processes related to mountain building
activities. The average length of the paper including references and text figures
should not exceed 20 pages.
Three complete copies of the manuscripts should be submitted by
Registered Post. Typescripts must be accurate and in their final format. Papers
must be submitted in accordance with the style of Himalayan Geology.
Typescripts should be double spaced and on one side of the paper only. A
margin of 2.5 cm should be left on each side. A-4 size paper is preferred.
Text, figures and tables should be succinct and halftone plates kept to
minimum.
References : the author is responsible for ensuring that the
references are correct. Format as follows :
CRAWFORD, J., 1981. Gondwanaland and the growth of
DATTA, A.K., 1983. Geological evolution and hydrocarbon prospects of
Rajasthan basin, In : BHANDARI, L.L. et al. (eds), Petroliferous basins of
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first submitted.
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column width of a page. Too many blanks between columns should be avoided.
Off-prints : Fifty free copies will be supplied to the first
author of the article.
Discussion on papers : 100 words discussion on papers which have already
appeared in the journal are accepted. Three copies should be submitted with the
reference to the article discussed.
RESEARCH PROJECTS
THRUST AREA
GEODYNAMICS
AND CRUSTAL EVOLUTION
1.1 SUB PROJECT
Crustal Evolution in the Trans-Himalayan
region of Tso-Morari,
(S.K. Paul, H.K. Sachan, D.R. Rao)
1.2 SUB PROJECT
Mineralization and metallogeny in space and
time in context of diagenesis, magmatism, metamorphism and tectonism: special
emphasis on the role of complex fluids in the genesis and evolution of host
rocks and ores.
(R.S. Rawat, T.N. Jowhar, Rajesh Sharma and D. R. Rao)
1.3. SUB PROJECT
Study of frontal and oblique ramps in the
(A.K. Dubey, Keser
Singh, and R.J. Perumal)
2.
BASIN EVOLUTION
2.1 . SUB
PROJECT
Evaluation of Bio-event stratigraphy in the
Cambro-Ordovician succession of Zanskar-Spiti Himalaya and buildup of
reproducible Palaeontological database for the Lower Paleozoic successions of
Tethyan Himalayan regions.
(S.K. Parcha)
2.2. SUB PROJECT :
Biostratigraphy evaluation of selected PC/C
(Precambrian / Cambrian) and P/T (Permian / Triassic) boundary sections of NW
Himalaya
(R.J. Azmi)
2.3. SUBPROJECT :
The Mesoproterozoic and Neoproterozoic microbial carbonate
sedimentation and carbon isotope stratigraphy of the Bhagirathi valley,
Uttaranchal Lesser Himalaya.
(V.C. Tewari)
2.4. SUBPROJECT :
Late Proterozoic – Early Cambrian Palaeobiology of Lesser Himalayan
sequence of Himachal – Uttaranchal Himalaya with reference to evolution of life
and its global relevance.
(Meera Tiwari)
2.5. SUB PROJECT
Geochemical and sedimentological studies of Proterozoic clastic
successions of Lesser Himalaya.
(S.K. Ghosh and R. Islam)
2.6. SUB PROJECT
Evolution of the
(Rohtash Kumar, S.K. Ghosh, B.N. Tiwari, Kishor Kumar, N. Siva
Siddaiah, R. Islam and S.J. Sangode)
2.7. SUB PROJECT :
Standard reference sections for the Siwalik Group and migration of the
faunas with reference to the other Cenozoic horizons such as Dharamsala and
Ladakh molasses groups.
(A.C. Nanda)
3. NATURAL HAZARDS
3.1. SUB PROJECT
Geomorphological studies in the Kullu valley, Himachal Pradesh, with
special reference to mass movement and environmental management.
(M.P. Sah and R.K. Mazari)
3.2. SUB PROJECT
Mass movements and their relationship with the MCT Zone, Uttaranchal
Himalaya.
(K.S. Bist and B.S. Rawat)
3.3. SUB PROJECT
Mapping of Active Faults using Remote-Sensing Techniques.
(G. Philip)
3.4. SUB PROJECT
Monitoring and Analysis of Seismicity in NW Himalaya.
(Kamal, Sushil Kumar, V. Sriram, A.K. Mundepi, Ravinder Singh, H.C.
Pandey, R.M. Sharma and S.K. Chabak)
3.5. SUB PROJECT
Site Response Studies in Major Populaton Centers in NW Himalaya.
(Kamal and A.K. Mundepi)
3.6. SUB PROJECT:
Seismicity, seismotectonics and seismic hazard assessment of NW
Himalaya.
(V. Sriram)
3.7. SUB PROJECT:
Local earthquake tomography for crustal and upper mantle structure of NW
Himalaya.
(Sushil Kumar)
3.8. SUB PROJECT
Seismic microzonation study of
(A.K. Mahahjan and S.K. Chabak)
3.9. SUB PROJECT:
Kinematics of the India-Asia convergence
process as manifest in NW Himalaya from GPS measurement.
(P.Banerjee)
3.10. SUB PROJECT:
Geological controls on radon emanation and
its role in environmental pollution assessment and earthquake studies.
(V.M. Choubey and S.K. Bartarya)
3.11. SUB PROJECT:
Geological, geomorphological and geotechnical investigation of Pawari
and Nathpa slide zone and upgradation of
existing landslide inventory of Satluj valley Himanchal Pradesh.
(Vikram Gupta and M.P. Sah)
4. GLACIOLOGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES
4.1 SUB PROJECT:
Geohydrological investigations and water quality assessment in headward
region of Kumaun and Garhwal Himalaya with emphasis on identification of hill
aquifers.
(S.K. Bartarya and P.P. Khanna)
4.2 SUB PROJECT:
Glaciological studies of Dokriani Glacier and Chorabari Glacier, Garhwal
Himalaya.
(J.T. Gergan, R.K. Chaujar, D.P. Dobhal, P.S. Negi and Renoj J. Thayyen)
4.3 SUB PROJECT:
Geochemical investigations of active stream
sediments and preparation of reference rock standards from Himalayan orogenic
belt
(M.S. Rathi, P.P.
Khanna, N.K. Saini, K.K. Purohit and P.K. Mukherjee)
5.
PALAEOCLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT
5.1 SUB PROJECT:
Late Quaternary vegetation history and
climate changes with respects to SW Monsoon in Garhwal Himalaya.
(N.R. Phadtare)
5.2 SUB PROJECT:
Geo-Database for Uttaranchal: an information
system for environmental management and monitoring of Himalayan Geo-Resources.
(D. Pal,
B.P. Sharma and A.K.L. Asthana)
6.
6.1 SUB PROJECT:
Kinematic history of the thrust sheets and
metamorphic evolution of the crystallines of Western Arunachal Pradesh.
(N.S. Gururajan and B.K. Choudhuri)
6.2 SUB PROJECT:
Lithotectonic terranes and Neo-tectonic
features between the valleys of Kameng and Siang rivers, Arunachal Pradesh
(D.K. Misra and Trilochan Singh)
6.3 SUB PROJECT:
The terminal Proterozoic-Lower Paleozoic sedimentation, Palaeobiological
and carbon isotopic events in the NE
Lesser
(V.C. Tewari)
6.4 SUB PROJECT:
Geochemical characterization and
petrogenetic studies of Abor volcanics in Arunachal Himalaya
(A. Krishnakanta Singh)
6.5 SUB PROJECT:
Foraminiferal biostratigraphy of the
Paleogene sediments of East and
(Kapesa Lokho)
6.6 SUB PROJECT:
Neotectonic investigation of a part of
Arunachal Himalaya between MBT and HFF in East and
Districts, Arunachal Pradesh.
(S. S. Bhakuni and
Khayingshing Luirei)
PROFILE:
WIHG, established in 1968, is an autonomous
research Institute of the Department of Science and Technology, Government of
India. Previously named as the
WIHG carries out basic research in Himalayan Geology and related fields which
includes geodynamic evolution, mountain building processes, geoenvironment,
seismotectonics and natural resources. The multi-disciplinary research
activities are conducted through time-bound project modes in the following
missions:
- Himtransects
- Climate-tectonic
Interactions
- Biostratigraphy
and Biodiversity-Environmental Linkage
- Sustaining
Natural Resources
- Realtime Geology
for Society: coping with Natural Hazards
The Institute is also operating following field research stations in the remote
areas of
- Naddi-Dharamsala,
Himachal Pradesh (Seismic Observatory Array)
- Dokriani
Glacier, Uttarakhand (Glacier Station)
- Ghuttu,
Kopardhar, Uttarakhand (Multi Parametric Geophysical Observatory)
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