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Deputy Chief Minister M.K.Stalin at an interactive session with CII members in Tiruchi



According to a press release issued after the meeting, Mr. Stalin said that the transparent industrial policy, easy accessibility of Chief Minister and officials, speedy action, good infrastructure and human resource had resulted in the rapid industrialisation of the State under the present government. Over the past four-and-a-half years, the State had attracted investments to the tune of about Rs.45,000 crore, generating employment to lakhs of people.

The State government was implementing various schemes to promote industrial growth in backward districts, he said, and cited the projects sanctioned in districts such as Perambalur, including a manufacturing unit of MRF Ltd. There was scope to tap the natural resources potential in places such as Jayamkondam and Mannargudi and this required the cooperation of the people.

Mr. Stalin promised to discuss with officials various issues and demands raised at a meeting, including a plea for setting up a modern machining centre and improving the infrastructure in the industrial belt of Thuvakudi, Ariyamangalam, Tiruverambur and Mathur areas near Tiruchi. Steps would be taken to establish a trade centre in Tiruchi and strengthen the city's core industrial strength in fabrication.

He also promised steps to promote agro-based industries, including food processing centres and cold storages, in consultation with industry representatives and the Agriculture Department. Suitable locations for the same and funding possibilities through State and Central agencies would be explored. The Deputy Chief Minister said steps would also be taken to establish a Home Furnishing Design Centre in Karur with the help of Union government. A proposal to lay an outer ring road for the town would be drawn up. An export assistance cell would be established in Tiruchi.

The State government had initiated measures to impart skill development training to students of schools and colleges and industry bodies such as CII should extend their cooperation to same, he said.

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Outcome of CII Meeting in Thinathanthi

- Trichy trade centre to come up in 20 acres near proposed integrated bus stand.

- Trichy to be made important tourist centre with help to TTDC.

- Efforts for Advance training center in Trichy in coordination with technical colleges in the
region.

- Upgrading Trichy airport into international airport and expansion of Trichy airport are in the
pipeline.Aviation ministry and Finance ministry will be working on Trichy airport expansion.

- Trichy is ideal place for manufacturing railway wagons since Golden rock is already existing
here.

- Trichy zone will be included in the proposed gas pipeline project for residential and industrial
purposes.

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CII plans more buyer-seller meets


TIRUCHI: The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) will organise buyer-seller meets in different parts of the State involving women SHGs and industrial fraternity, Nandini Rangasamy, Chairperson, CII, Tamil Nadu, said on Saturday.

The buyer-seller meet, last year, in Coimbatore resulted in Rs. 30 lakh business. Similar meets would be conducted to expand market opportunities for the women SHGs, Ms. Nandini said, addressing the inaugural session of SHG Conclave 2010, the first of its kind by organised by the CII in Tamil Nadu.

The conclave featured discussions on the themes – quality, branding and marketing; resource mobilisation and skilling; achieving efficiency and profitability; enabling performance and growth through clustering; scaling up through entrepreneurship; access to funds; asset quality and financial management; and sustainability. The CII would also hold mentoring sessions to impart executive training to the SHG members, she said.

CII meet focuses on priorities in project management

TIRUCHI: Completing projects conforming to quality parameters within the specified budget warrants building effective partnerships and managing capacity.

A capacity building workshop on ‘Project Management' organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry (Southern Region) in association with Project Management Institute (PMI) on Friday, the programme provided the about 55 participants from industry, government and institutions in and around the city an opportunity to grasp the methods of bridging critical gaps in application of professional management practices, particularly to prevent time and cost overruns, in accordance with established international standards and frameworks.

Key speakers constituting Sivamani, Co-Convenor, MSME Panel, CII Tiruchi Zone and Director Sri Balamurugan Engineering Works Pvt. Ltd, A. Chandrasekaran, CEO, Infycareer Pvt. Ltd., and Sucheta Govind Dhere, Project and Program Management, Microsoft Consultancy oriented the participants on several topics pertaining to project management including effective integration, freezing of scope, cost and time management, quality control and monitoring, risk mitigation strategies, identifying the right project team, and nuances of appropriate communication. They impressed upon the participants that overcoming difficulty in coordinating and planning various aspects was of foremost importance.

The sequential steps they advocated for implementing projects successfully were planning, setting clear objectives, team work, identifying scope, setting up a schedule and budget, and understanding clearly what will make the deliverable acceptable to the client. The course addressed all phases of a project: initiating, planning, executing, controlling, and closing.

While demonstrating different facets of project management through real time experience of leading industry professionals, the workshop, envisaged as a perfect forum to link project management practitioners in the corporate sector, academia and government, also highlighted the various services facilitating global reach of the understanding of the profession.

The workshop involved participants in a project leadership model for replication .

New chairman for CII Tiruchi



S.Chandra Kumar, founder and Managing Director of KMC Group of Hospitals, has been nominated as the Chairman of CII Trichy Zonal Council for 2011-12. A Senior Consultant Anaesthesiologist with over 17 years of clinical experience as an Anaesthesiologist and Critical Care specialist, Dr.Chandra Kumar was the Vice-Chairman during 2010-11.

He is a life member of the Indian Society of Anaesthesiology and member of the executive committee headed by the Collector for public grievances and life member of Indian Medical Association. In 2008, the CII selected him as one of the top 108 entrepreneurs of Tamil Nadu.

T.V.Murali, Chief Executive Officer of Manghalam Promoters was nominated as the Vice Chairman of CII Trichy Zonal Council.

An engineering graduate, he plays an instrumental role in project execution for Manghalam Estates. With his experience in designing, architecture, execution and also marketing of projects, T.V.Murali has been actively involved in various initiatives of the CII in Trichy.

He also holds membership in Builders' Association of India, Institution of Valuers, and CREDAI (Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Associations of India).

சி.ஐ.ஐ. திருச்சி மண்டலத் தலைவராக கே.எம்.சி. நிர்வாக இயக்குநர் நியமனம்

திருச்சி, மார்ச் 9: இந்திய தொழில் கூட்டமைப்பின் (சி.ஐ.ஐ.) திருச்சி மண்டலக் குழுவின் 2011-12 ஆம் ஆண்டுக்கான தலைவராக கே.எம்.சி. மருத்துவமனைக் குழும நிர்வாக இயக்குநர் டாக்டர் எஸ். சந்திரகுமார் நியமிக்கப்பட்டுள்ளார்.

திருச்சியில் மார்ச் 4 ஆம் தேதி நடைபெற்ற கூட்டமைப்பின் திருச்சி மண்டல ஆண்டுக் கூட்டத்தில் இந்த அறிவிப்பு வெளியிப்பட்டது.

சந்திரகுமார் ஏற்கெனவே இதே அமைப்பில் 2010-11 ஆம் ஆண்டில் துணைத் தலைவராக இருந்தார். இந்திய தொழில் கூட்டமைப்பால் 2008 ஆம் ஆண்டில் தேர்வு செய்யப்பட்ட சிறந்த 108 தொழில் முனைவோர்களில் இவரும் ஒருவர் என்பது குறிப்பிடத்தக்கது.

துணைத் தலைவராக முரளி

கூட்டமைப்பின் திருச்சி மண்டலக் குழுவின் 2011-12 ஆம் ஆண்டுக்கான துணைத் தலைவராக மங்களம் புரோமோட்டர்ஸ் தலைமை செயல் அலுவலர் டி.வி. முரளி நியமனம் செய்யப்

பட்டுள்ளார்.

Confederation of Indian Industry forms development panel for central districts

To promote systematic industrial growth and strengthen facilities
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It decided to commission a study on potential for industrial growth in central districts

The initiatives will focus on increasing the turnover of the region
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TIRUCHI: The Tiruchi zone of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has constituted a Central Districts Development Panel to promote systematic industrial growth and to strengthen the infrastructure of the region.

It has also decided to commission a study on the potential for industrial growth in central districts in Tamil Nadu. Developing central districts of Tamil Nadu would be theme of the CII in the Tiruchi zone during 2011-12 and its initiatives would focus on improving the economy and infrastructure and meeting the skilled manpower requirement of the industry in the region.

With Tiruchi, Perambalur, Ariyalur, Karur, Pudukottai, Thanjavur, Tiruvarur and Nagapattinam being the fastest growing districts, the central part of Tamil Nadu contributes 13 per cent of the Gross State Domestic Produce with an average turnover of over Rs.40,000 crore.

Given the strong presence in power, home, textiles, cement, engineering, defence, agriculture, education, healthcare and services sectors, the region has to increase its share in the State's economy by achieving sustainable growth, said S. Chandrakumar, chairman, CII, Tiruchi Zone, here on Wednesday.

The CII would also commission a consultant, Mahindra Consulting Engineers Ltd, to conduct a study to assess the potential for industrial growth in the region, said Dr. Chandrakumar addressing a press conference here.

Expert panels

Three other expert panels on Micro Small and Medium Enterprises, Education and Healthcare sectors have also been formed to promote and address the requirements of the sectors.

The CII initiatives would focus on increasing the turnover of the region by improving the quality of manufacturing and services, promoting the region as a favourable destination for fresh investments and making central districts a manufacturing and services hub. The central districts had the potential to emerge as alternative tier II cities and towns for multinationals to invest in, observed T.V.Murali, vice-chairman, CII, Tiruchi zone.

The central districts development panel, with a five-year term, would have extensive interaction with all stakeholders and government agencies.

The panel would strive to improve the infrastructure of the region by working closely with the government, especially with respect to the establishment of a trade centre in Tiruchi and common facility centres for the industries of the region. K.G.Muralidharan, Director, GK Industrial Park Pvt.Ltd., is the convener and Dharmaraj, proprietor, Dharmaraj Transports, the co-convenor of the panel.