QUARTERLY HOUSE JOURNAL OF NTTF (For private circulation only)

Vol: 1 I January - March 2013

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If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.

John Quincy Adams

CAREER DEVELOPMENT

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Dear All:

I just read:

‘The greatest gift we can gift a student is the knowledge that they will always be students”.

Winning is a Habit and Success is a Choice!

May we all smile upon each other and know we are loved.

Best wishes!

N RegurajManaging Director

M e s s a g e f r o m M D

F r o m t h e E d i t o r ’ s D e s k

Dear all,

Entire NTTF family deeply regrets the sad demise of Sri. K Varaprasad Rao - Principal, NTTF, Gannavaram. Innovator team joins Team NTTF in extending our heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family. May his soul rest in peace and may God give his family enough strength to bear this loss.

It’s Admission time! All of us have put in our efforts in the various publicity activities to promote NTTF programs. Let’s continue to promote the NTTF brand amongst all our stakeholders throughout the year in innovative ways and at every possible opportunity to ensure that we are deep rooted in the minds of the people. Let’s welcome our new folks to our training world.

Happy to release this year’s first edition with glimpses of events happened in the last quarter - like the cultural event: Kalasangama, events happened across our centres, informative articles on career development, WorldSkills Competitions and technical innovations, useful thoughts from faculty, announcement of new programs, admission to current programs which I hope would help all our readers to know more about NTTF and its people.

I am sure, you will enjoy reading this edition of our ‘Innovator’ and will continue to give your valuable inputs for the purpose of this quarterly magazine.

Wishing you all a great year ahead!

Anand B[Chief Editor] INNOVATOR

C o n t e n t sMD’s message 2

Editorial 2

Management Speaks 3

Top Level Appointments 3

Cover Story - Power your Passion with NTTF for a Bright Future 4

Interesting Articles - by NTTF staff / faculty 5

Focus - Kalasangama 6

Events / News in picture gallery 8

Contact us 12

Techno Education for Global Competence

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To p L e v e l A p p o i n t m e n t sMr. Shrihari Udupa, MA in PM & IR

from TISS, Mumbai joined NTTF as Executive Director in Jan 2013. He has over three decades of experience in Industry and is currently pursuing a Fellow Program at IMI, Delhi.

His last assignment has been as Director for the global consulting company PricewaterHouseCoopers Pvt. Ltd. He started his career with Widia India (now Kennametal India), Bengaluru. Thereafter,

he has worked as GM-HR for Tube Investments India, a flag-ship company of Murugappa Group, Chennai, VP-HR of Wartsila India, a Finnish Power Plant Co., Mumbai, Senior Director - HR for Oracle India and President - HR for Adani Group, Ahmedabad.

Mr. Udupa has strong conceptual knowledge and has done substantial original work in areas of employee engagement, talent management,

succession planning & leadership development, mergers and acquisition, culture building etc. On three occasions, companies where Mr. Udupa headed HR figured among the best employers. He has also been the HR Panel Head for CII, Bangalore. He has addressed national level seminars on Quality, HR and Management.

Innovator welcomes Mr. Shrihari Udupa into NTTF fraternity and wishes him a great success ahead.

Shrihari UdupaExecutive Director, NTTF

M a n a g e m e n t S p e a k s

Vocational Education and Training (VET) is a catch word now. All Ministries

are projecting their future need of skilled manpower. National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) is promoting all to achieve the goals set by Government - 500 million trained youth by 2020.

For the world’s demand of skilled youth, surely, India is a resource centre. The technological developments already in practice globally are not reflected in the academic curriculum of our vocational training institutions. The opportunity for the educators and planners to witness, feel & know what is the latest in skill training is highly remote. WorldSkills International hold international competition in more than 50 skills. Over its 60 year history, WorldSkills International (formerly known as the “Skill Olympics”) has come to

symbolise the pinnacle of excellence in vocational training. Every two years hundreds of young skilled people, accompanied by their teachers and trainers, gather together from around the world to compete before the public in the skills of their various trades and test themselves against demanding international standards. They represent the best of their peers drawn from regional and national skill competitions held currently in 66 countries/regions.

NTTF can sponsor candidates in the following skills:

•CNC Turning & Milling, Electronics,Mechanical CAD, Mobile Robotics, Mould Tech, Welding, Poly Mechanics & Automation and Mechatronics

•GraphicsDesigns

•ITsoftwareapplication&WebDesign

This year, the global talent search and recognition in 46 skills covering all the avenues listed above can be witnessed at WSI competitions 2013, to be held in Leipzig - Germany during 2-7, July’13. Industry & institutional representatives and bureaucrats need to

Opportunity to participate in Worldskills International (WSI) Competition - Brazil 2015

witness the same and gain knowledge for the futuristic growth of our nation.

Next WorldSkills International competitions will be at Brazil during August 2015 and national selection for the same will be by August 2014. NTTF is ready to sponsor and extend all support to our bright & skilled trainees. It is a great chance for our trainees to prepare and compete at National level tests in any of skills listed above. As a strategy, 1st year rank holders can be earmarked, prompted and trained to take up tests during their 2nd year of training. Grab this opportunity and demonstrate your hidden skills to the world!

WSI competitions, a pinnacle of skill excellence can support to raise the image of Technical Education. The global bench marking of skill standards, if witnessed can bring in life changing effects for the country as well as the individuals.

K VenugopalDirector & COO - NTTFTechnical Delegate to WSI 2013 - IndiaFor more details visit website: www.worldskills.org

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P o w e r y o u r P a s s i o n w i t h N T T F f o r a B r i g h t F u t u r e

Today’s employees are expected to assume greater responsibility for developing their

own careers. This includes ensuring that the goal of career development transcends job acquisition and more broadly focuses on attaining the knowledge, skills and experience required to be a relevant 21st century employee. It also assumes that valued employees have a firm understanding of organizational needs and that maintaining relevant skills requires continuous learning and skills improvement. Realizing ones’ career dreams requires one to follow a five step process.

Step 1: Aspirations

To carve out a career path, an individual needs to begin with understanding what really are his interests, skills and qualifications.

Step 2: Suitability

Once the aspirations have been recognized, the next step is to understand what job suits the individual’s personality. Preparation for the right job has to be done with the right set of expectations to ensure maximum job satisfaction and productivity.

Step 3: Capability

Preparing for the dream job also means knowing more about it, its domain, its demands, and its deliverables. There is a need to benchmark functional skills required for the job, compare it with one’s skills and take relevant certifications as required.

Step 4: Employability

In a competitive scenario, success depends upon how well prepared one is as compared to others. Job readiness is a function of an excellent resume coupled with attitude and adequate preparation for the interview.

Step 5: Employment

Finding the right job which is perfectly matched to skills, qualifications and experience is a resultant of all of the above.

Aspirations - Dare to dream

Suitability - Matching yourself to the job that fits you

Capability - Preparing for your dream

Employability - Preparing and equipping for selection

Employment - Get the right job

Recognizing the ground realities, NTTF has been involved in supporting every single student associated with them to nurture their personalities and help them climb the ladder of success. Here is how. The fundamental building blocks of career development “Knowledge-Skills-Attitude” are imbibed into the curriculum in all trades to make the student a good citizen. Students develop their personalities and are encouraged to develop a sense of social responsibility through participation in blood donation camps, village camps and rural outreach programs. Today, execution of skills on the job carries more weightage than just attaining knowledge and thus NTTF develops the hands-on skills of their students throughout the course with 65% practical training and 35% theory sessions. Students are provided multiple opportunities to demonstrate their linguistic skills through participation in national and international level competitions like the WorldSkills Competition, the All India Skills Test etc. Cultural and sports meets organized by NTTF annually enable students to demonstrate their kinesthetic skills. The students are also encouraged to take up challenging project

work during in-plant training at the industries. Students who aspire to pursue further studies can opt for lateral entries to certain universities based on successful completion of the NTTF Diploma course. They also have the provision to join Post Diploma programs conducted by NTTF.

NTTF’s incubation & entrepreneur cell at Electronic City campus, Bangalore also prepares interested students for entrepreneurship by honing specific skills which prepare them for the challenges of setting up their own venture. The holistic approach of training being practiced in NTTF over the past five decades has significantly benefited the students in career development. The diversity of the program and the rigour of the training process have enabled many students to further their career aspirations with reputed organizations, both in India and abroad. Some students have also chosen to further their career in the education sector by accepting faculty level positions with NTTF, thereby contributing directly to the nation building process through skill development.

“We secure your future. With your own hands.” is truly the mantra at NTTF!

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G A S A S S I S T E D I N J E C T I O N M O U L D I N G

I n t e r e s t i n g A r t i c l e s - b y N T T F s t a f f / f a c u l t y

Anil V BhideDy. Manager, Trg., BTC Peenya, Bangalore

The principle of this process is that nitrogen gas is injected, during the moulding cycle, either

through the sprue or directly into the mould tool. At a controlled high pressure this has the benefit of overcoming sink marks or introducing a cavity without the requirement of a core.

Benefits of Gas Assisted Injection Moulding•Reducedmaterialrequirements•Reducedcycletimes•Reducedwearonmoulds•Improvedcomponentquality

In the gas assist molding process, the plastic material is melted and injected into the mold cavities via the conventional plastic injection molding process. Plastic material in contact with the mold walls begins to solidify first. As this happens, nitrogen gas is injected into the mold through strategically designed and placed gas channels, providing pressure that pushes the plastic material into the mold extremities.

Stages in Gas Injection Moulding

Stage 1 : Injection of the melt

Stage 2 : Gas Injection & subsequent Follow-up Pressure

Stage 3 : Venting and part release

Applications for Gas Assist Injection Molded Plastics

Some applications benefiting from gas assist plastic injection molding include:•Appliancehandles•Medicalequipmenthousings•Interiorandexteriorautomotivehandles•Largecoversandpanelsforofficeequipment•Lawnmowerhandles

Think of a thick plastic component with surprisingly lighter weight as compared to its volume and the size, you will be amazed to make out that how it is such a light weighing component? Thanks to the technology; it happens from an interesting process called Gas assisted Injection moulding! Normally, the injection moulding of thick sections are difficult due to visible shrinkage marks. Also cost of thick section parts will be very high. The solution to this is the gas-assisted injection moulded parts.

Those we love don’t go away. They walk beside us every day.

NTTF staff condoles the sudden demise of Mr. K Varaprasad Rao, Principal of Gannavaram Centre.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family.

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F o c u s - K a l a s a n g a m a

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F o c u s - K a l a s a n g a m a

OVERALL INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION • Mr. John P Jacob ONTC (53 Points)• Ms. Vandana Aravind P TTC(36 Points)

OVERALL CHAMPION - CENTRE• Winner ONTC (146 Points)• Runner RNTC (130 Points)

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E v e n t s / N e w s i n P i c t u r e G a l l e r y INKEL-NTTF at Malappuram in Kerala

TTC ONTC

Infrastructure Kerala Ltd. (INKEL) ties up with NTTF to set up a training centre at Edu City in INKEL Greens.

INKEL Ltd which has already entered into an agreement with NTTF will provide the state-of-the-art infrastructure, including equipment, teaching aids, computers, software and library facilities. NTTF will organize and run its state-of-the-art training centre for Diploma courses by providing

staff, course material, its quality standards, systems and practices and also enroll students through common entrance exam.

NTTF will evaluate the trainees and award certificates/diplomas to the successful trainees and also provide necessary placement support to successful candidates or identify them for further training if needed.

Completed 25 years of Service at NTTF

Mr. Anilkumar N P Principal

Joined on 23/07/1986

Mr. Radhakrishnan K Manager-A/cs.

Joined on 07/12/1987

Mrs. Anitha N P Asst. Manager-Trg.

Joined on 15/10/1987

Event organised - staff tour to Trivandrum from 28th to 30th March. Staff with family ( total 101 members ) participated. Onward journey by train and return by Air India express flight. It was a stunning experience for all by travelling on air.

Conducted Sports meet on 8th March.

Safety week celebrated from 4th to 11th March. During this period workshops on health and hygiene, fire & safety, safe driving etc., conducted for staff and trainees.

TTC trainee Ms. Vandana Aravind won the individual champion in Kalasangama held at SNTC.

Wedding : Ms. Jisha K, OJT married to Mr. Jinesh on 31st March.

• D3 trainees of ONTC went for their Industrial visit toPune, Mumbai with four staff from 7th to 17th January 2013

• D2 trainees of ONTC went for their Industrial visit toBangalore with four staff from 28th January to 1st February 2013

• M2 trainees ONTC went for their Industrial visit toBangalore with two staff from 26th January to 1st February 2013

Industrial Visit

Rural outreach Programme ONTC addressed the Principals of Higher Secondary Schools and Head Masters / Head Mistress of High Schools of Ernakulam District in a meeting held on 01st March 2013 at SRV High School Auditorium, Ernakulam in presence of Mr. Raghavan, District Education Officer, Ernakulam.

Annual Day “Gala `13” Celebrated on 15th March 2013. Mr. Arul Selvan, Director & COO, NTTF was presided over the function and the Chief Guest was Mr. T Balakrishnan, MD, INKEL & CMD, Kerala High Speed Rail Corporation.

Individual champion of Kalasangama 2013 is John P Jacob, D3 of ONTC.

KNTC Two days Staff Tour was conducted to Ooty on 26th & 27th October. All staff with their family members joined in the tour.

Annual Arts Day of the training centre was celebrated on 27th of November 2012. The function was inaugurated by the famous script writer Mr. Alankode Leelakrishnan.

The Annual Sports Day was conducted at Govt. Technical High School ground, Kuttippuram, on 3rd February 2013. Various events in track and field were conducted separately for Staffs and Trainees from 4 houses.

Years of Service Years of Service Years of Service

ONTC was conducted the Annual Sports Day on 16th February 2013 at Govt High Secondary School, Mulanthuruthy.

CHA

MPION

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NETFEST 2013

SERVICE AWARDS

BLOOD DONATION CAMP

OPJC

BTC

NEC

The Education Expo’13 held at Krishnagiri on March 30, 31 & 1st April, 2013The total no. of stalls - 40• Thetotalno.ofparticipantswasapproximately1300• Theone-to-onecommunicationwasapproximately500•AsapartofpublicityactivitiesforDiplomaadmissions,stafffromNECparticipatedin

the Education Expo’13. During the event the application forms and publicity brochures were distributed to the visitors

The team members are:Mr. Palani Kumar - Deputy Mgr., Mr. Pirabhakar - Deputy Mgr., Mr. Elangkumaran, STO,Mr.Karthik - STO, Mr.Vivek Kumar - STO

Karnataka State Level Disabled Sports Meet held at JSW Toranagallu, on 15th and 16th March 2013. The meet was hosted by JSW Foundation Toranagallu. Totally 254 Disabled Children participated in 54 events.

21 NTTF Trainees and one Staff Participated in the Meet as Volunteers. Dr. SS Gupta, Dir-OPJC & Karnataka State Level Sports authorities appreciated our trainees sincere efforts during the Meet.

Dr. SS Gupta presented Certificate and Memento to all NTTF Volunteers who participated in the event.

77 NTTF-OPJC Trainees conducted National Pulse Polio Program in different locations of Toranagallu in two batches. This was conducted in the month of Jan & Feb 2013. All trainees were awarded Certificate of Participation by Dr. Vishwanath Palled (Chief CSR) JSW Foundation & Administrative Medical Officer, Community Health Centre Toranagallu.

BTC celebrated its Annual Day function on 16th March’13 at Peenya campus. The event was graced by the Chief Guest: Mr. P. Ramadas, MD, M/s. ACE Mfg Systems Ltd, Bangalore, Guest of Honour: Mr. S. Krishnamurthy, President, M/s. KAR Mobiles Ltd, Bangalore, Mr. N. Reguraj, Mr. K. Venugopal, Mr. Shrihari Udupa, Mr. S. Stephen Louis and all other staff members, students and parents.

Mr. S Stephen LouisYears of Service52

Mr. K VenugopalYears of Service03

Wg. Cdr. M N RaghavanYears of Service02

Mr. Javare GowdaYears of Service02

Mr. BalakrishnaYears of Service01

BTC hosted a Blood Donation camp at Peenya campus on 28th March’13

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VTC

DTC

• 5batchesofIMEtrainingwasconductedfromJanuaryto April 2013

• 29thBatchofMRF,MedakValedictory Functionwasconducted on 23rd Jan, 2013

• Mr. K Varaprasad Rao, Principal was deputed toPhilippines as a part of CII delegation to study a skill development agency called TESDA from 28th to 30th Jan, 2013

• Mr. G Srinivasulu, Dy. Manager (Trg along with12 trainees participated in Kalasangama, 2013. Mr.Mohammad Shafi, 2nd Year DTDM Trainee got I Prize in creation of Kalasangama, 2013 Logo and got I Prize in Digital painting & II Prize in Pencil Drawing

• Mr.B Kiran Kumar, Manager(Trg) was deputed toattend Soil Workshop conducted at New Delhi from 5th to 9th March, 2013

• Safety Week celebrations were conducted at GTCfrom 4th to 9th March, 2013. Mr.Raju, Sub.A.E given lecture & demonstration on Electrical safety on 5th March, 2013. Mr.B J D S Prasanth Kumar, Station Fire Officer, Gannavaram visited GTC and given lecture cum demonstration on Fire Safety & Artificial Respiration to

staff and trainees on 6th March, 2013. Mr. J S V Joshi, Safe Drive Training Centre, Vijayawada given lecture on Road Safety on 7th March, 2013. Cartoons, Posters, Slogan competitions were conducted in the campus. Safety Week Valedictory Function was conducted on 9th March, 2013. Mr.P Venumadhav, Zonal Head-AP was the Chief Guest

• Mr. M.Santhosh, Asst.Trg.Officer transferred fromBangalore to GTC on 14th March, 2013

• SportsDaywasconductedon16.3.2013• Mr.DKBhattacharya&Mr.RavindranathwereatGTC

to conduct two day Workshop on Quality Circle on 22nd & 23rd March, 2013

Republic Day celebration on 26 January 2013 held at “A” hostel ground Mr. B K Patil was the Chief Guest of the function.

Safety Week Conducted on 04 - 08 March 2013 at Dharwad training Centre as well as NTTF Belur division.

Rope out Programme conducted on 25 March 2013 At NTTF Belur Division for CP 15 and CP 08 Trainees.

Leo club Volleyball competition held at “A” hostel premises on 27-29 February 2013.

Science Exhibition held at OM English Media High School Dharwad On February 2013. In that our Trainees bagged First Prize.

Knowledge Fest held at L EA School Ground 17-22 January 2013, Mr. V B Veeragond and Mr. N B Kusugal participated. KALASANGAMA - Secured

overall 5th position with 77 points

Science Exhibition held at OM English Media High School Dharwad on February 2013.

Corporate training programs• CNC Training Programme

conducted on 18-20 March 2013

• ITCTrainingProgramme• TERP Training Programme

conducted on 28-30 January 2013

Bhoomi Pooja

National Skill Competition Village Camp 2nd Year Trainees

WorldSkills Competition

New Extension Centre Arts & Sports Competition

Parents Meet

Bhoomi Pooja was performed at new proposed site near Latteri for NTTF Vellore Training Centre on 15 February 2013.Mr. Shrihari Udupa (Executive Director), Mr. Rajagopalan (Director Finance), Mr. Arul Selvan (Director Trg & COO), Mr. Stephen Louis (Associate Director [F&A]), Mr. Raja Reddy, Mr. Ganesan (Divisional Manager HR), Mr. Viswanathan M (Principal - Vellore Trg centre), Mr. Mani Mozhi (Accounts Manager - Vellore Trg Centre) & All the staff of Vellore Training Centre attended the function.

National skill competition was conducted in Bangalore from 6-8 February 2013. Three trainees from Vellore training centre participated in the competition. Mr. Hemachandrar. L D of D3b section ( VTC ) won 1st place in both NTTF level & also in south zonal level under Turning skill.

WorldSkill competition was conducted in Coimbatore, Two trainees of NTTF Vellore training centre participated in the competitionMr. Prabhimon ( Industrial Trainee ) Mr. Manikandan M ( D3B ) - Final year trainee.

As a part of our curriculum CP01 2nd year trainees went for village camp at Kattuputhur. CP15 Trainees went to Thondan Thulasi.

Parents meeting was conducted for All section of CP01 & CP15 trainees, Poor performance, Attendance shortages & Disciplinary issues were discussed with parents. Placements & Future plans were also discussed.

New extension centre of Vellore training centre will start functioning on 2 April, 2013 onwards.

The arts and sports competition was conducted in Vellore training centre, All CP01 & CP15 trainees participated in different events.

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GNTC

SNTC TNTC JNTC

Staff Training Programme• Mr.FrancisKL&Mr.MathivananTattendedTERPatTTC

from 23 01 2013 to 25 01 2013• Mr. Thilakan P K, Mr. Kathirvel M attended ISO Internal

Quality Auditors training at BTC from 01 02 2013 to 02 02 2013

• Mr.FrancisKL,MathivananT&Mr.SivakumarSattendedTraining on Rope-in / Rope-out & QCC at TTC from 07 02 2013 to 09 02 2013

• Mr. Hemanathan K attended a ten days orientationprogram at BTC from 04 03 2012 to 13 03 2013

• Mr.HemanathanKattendedtheFacultyTrainingProgramin Press Tool Technology at BTC from 14 03 2012 to 16 03 2013

• Mr. Aniruddha Banick attended the Faculty TrainingProgram in CNC Technology at DTC from 18 03 2012 to 20 03 2013

New Recruitment to GNTCMr. V Prasanna Kumaran Nair joined GNTC as Warden on 02 01 2013.

Sports DaySports Day was celebrated on 16 02 2013.

Annual Day Celebration On 23 03 2013GNTC Annual Day function - Zest 2013 was celebrated on 23.03.2013. Dr. Kavidasan, Director, Roots Industries Ltd. Coimbatore, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. Mr. Stephen Louis, Associate Director (F&A) presided over the function.

Awards & RecognitionMrs. G Geetha, Asst. Manager (Admin.) was rewarded for 10+ years of service by Mr. Stephen Louis, Associate Director (F & A) on 23.03.2013 during Annual Day celebrations.

Rural Out ReachOn 26.02.2013, as a part of Rural out Reach, we conducted a contact program with respective school HM’s to present options for employable programs of NTTF.

QC-Awareness Program ReportOn 16th Feb 2013 a QC Awareness Program was conducted for the 1st Year and 2nd Year Trainees as well as for the staffs. Mr. P M Devraj from the QCFI was the expert faculty. Topics like PDCA, Seven Tools & 12 Steps were discussed very briefly. The trainees came up with questions. He also deliberated upon Team Work, Different Thinking, Being Different and Thinking out of the circle. A case Study was also deliberated. The program ended at 17:45 Hrs.

Village CampVillage camp is basically meant for exploring the whole village life & understanding or realizing the living of the village people and social commitment to do something for the village. To accomplish the above, a village camp was organized for our 2nd Year trainees. The place was Siddarabetta about 45 Kms from Tumkur. Duration 04th February, 2013 to 07th February, 2013.

TERP programme for the faculty members of JNTC was conducted on 3rd and 4th March 2013 by Mr. M N Ragavan and Mr T K Rajiv.

Chief Minister of Odisha Mr Naveen Patnaik on 5th January 2013 inaugurated the Skill Development Centre at Kalinganagar. The centre is set up by TATA Steel and is managed by NTTF.

A workshop on Rope in and Rope out programmes and Quality Circles was conducted at JNTC from 28th February 2013 to 2nd March 2013 by Wg Cdr M N Ragavan and Mr T K Rajiv. Faculty members from ANTC, MNTC, HNTC, GTC, RNTC and JNTC participated in the programme.

Petroleum Conservation and Research Association conducted a programme on Energy preservation on 28th and 29th January 2013 for all the staff and trainees of JNTC. Mr. Dilip Mohapatra Deputy Director PCRA was the faculty.

This year KALASANGAMA 2013 was held at SNTC Tuticorin, the host centre, from 20-22 February 2013, with the participation of 16 centers, with 26 events and about 450 participants the cultural event was held in a grandeur way. Both trainees and staff from every centre participated in this great event. The table shows the no. of points won by each centre. Innovator congratulates the entire participants and the winning teams. We appreciate the talents demonstrated, the spirit, and enthusiasm exhibited by each participant at the events.

KALASANGAMA SCORE BOARD

CENTRE TOTAL POINTS

ONTC 146RNTC 130TTC 127

SNTC 88DTC 77BTC 76NEC 67

GNTC 57GTC 43VTC 39

JNTC 38HNTC 37KNTC 34MNTC 30TNTC 23OPJC 12

N E W P G C O U R S E SNTTF School of Postgraduate Studies announces the Admissions to the following two new part-time Programmes for employed engineers from July 2013:

# Program Name Duration How to apply

1 Part time Postgraduate Certificate Program in Injection Mold Design (PGC-IMD) 1 Year(50 Saturdays)

Application form can be accessed from our website www.nttftrg.com2 Part time Postgraduate Certificate Program in Press Tool Design (PGC-PTD) 1 Year

(50 Saturdays)

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Nettur Technical Training Foundation An ISO 9001 Certified Training Institution

Plot No. 23/24, II Phase, Peenya Industrial Area, Bangalore - 560 058. Phone: 080 64509966, Fax: 080 28371539, 28397196. www.nttftrg.com

For feedback and advertising opportunities, please contact us at: enquiry@nttf.co.in

Editor and Publisher : Anand B

KUTTIPURAM NETTUR TECHNICAL TRAINING FOUNDATION, at Keltron Tool Room cum Training Centre,

Thangal Padi, Thrikkanappuram (P.O), KUTTIPURAM, Malppuram Dist. - 679573, Kerala. Phone: +91-(0)-494-2126087, Email: kntc@nttf.co.in

MALAPPURAM NTTF Technical Training Centre at INKEL CAMPUS, EDU-CITY, Karathodu, Oorakam Melmuri P.O,

Malappuram District, Kerala, Ph: 0483 2836736

MURBAD NTTF Technical Training Centre, SSN Technical Education Centre, Pasheni, Murbad,

Thane - 421 401, Maharashtra, Ph: +91-(0)-2524-203166/203176, Fax: +91-(0)-2524-222335, Email: mntc@nttf.co.in

PANTNAGAR NTTF Technical Training Centre, at Ashok Leyland Ltd., Plot No. 1, Sector 12,

Integrated Industrial Estate, Panthnagar, Dineshpur Road, Rudrapur, Uttarakhand - 263153, Ph: +91-(0)-5944-259031/32, Email: vraju@nttf.co.in

THALASSERY NTTF Technical Training Centre, P.B. No. 1, Nettur P.O., Thalassery - 670105, Kerala,

Ph: +91-(0)-490-2351423, 2351144, Fax: 91-(0)-490-2351261, Email: ttc@nttf.co.in

TUMKUR NTTF Technical Training Centre, at Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Above Health Centre,

SIT Campus, Tumkur - 572103, Karnataka, Ph: +91-(0)-816-2214031, Fax: +91-(0)-816-2284554, Email: tntc@nttf.co.in

TUTICORIN NTTF Technical Training Centre, at SPIC Campus, SPIC Nagar, Tuticorin- 628005, TN,

Ph: +91-(0)-461-2356715, Fax: +91-(0)-461-2356815, Email: sntc@nttf.co.in

VADAKKENCHERRY NTTF at Govt. Community College, Vadakkencherry, Near Govt. Hospital,

PO Vadakkanchery, Palakkad - 678683, Kerala, Email: gccvdcy@gmail.com

VELLORE NTTF Technical Training Centre, No. 269 & 271, Chittoor High Road, Katpadi, Vellore- 632007,

TN, Ph: +91-(0)-416-2244017/2247651 Fax: +91-(0)-416-2242481, Email: vtc@nttf.co.in

O U R T R A I N I N GC E N T R E S

BANGALORE NTTF Electronics Training Centre, 40/40A, Electronic City Post, Hosur Road,

BANGALORE - 560 100, Karnataka, Ph: +91-(0) 80-28520010, 28520171, 42623506 Fax: +91-(0) 80-28520562, 28521470, Email: secretarynec@nttf.co.in

Nettur Technical Training Foundation, Post Box No. 5857, #23/24, II Phase, Peenya Industrial Area, BANGALORE - 560 058,Karnataka, Ph: +91-(0) 80-28397218 Fax: +91-(0) 80-28371539, Email: btc@nttf.co.in

NTTF School of Postgraduate Studies, #23/24, II Phase, Peenya Industrial Area, BANGALORE - 560 058, Karnataka, Ph: +91-80-28393167, Email: pgschool@nttf.co.in

BADDI NTTF Technical Training Centre, at Baddi Technical Training Institute, EPIP - Phase - 1, Jharmajri,

Baddi - 173205, Dist,-Solan (H.P), Ph: 01795 244495, 0931878164, Email: btti@nttf.co.in

BELLARY NTTF Technical Training Centre, at O.P. Jindal Centre for vocational training,

Opp. Police Quarters, Toranagallu Village, Bellary Dist - 583 123, Karnataka, Ph: 08395-250366, 250367, Fax: 08395-250510, Email: opjc@nttf.co.in

COIMBATORE NTTF Technical Training Centre at GKDITR Campus, Sangothipalayam Arasur (P.O)

Coimbatore - 641407, TN, Ph: +91-(0) 0422-3299106/ 0422-2361103 Fax: +91-(0) 0422-2360356, Email: gntc@nttf.co.in

DHARWAD NTTF Technical Training Centre, Post Bag No. 29, Pune - Bangalore Road,

Dharwad - 580001, Karnataka, Ph: +91-(0) 0836-2747378, 2743272, Fax: +91-(0) 0836-2748594, Email: dtc@nttf.co.in

GANNAVARAM NTTF Technical Training Centre, Davajigudem, Gannavaram - 521101,

Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh, Phone: +91-(0) 08676-252472, Fax: +91-(0) 08676-252982, Email: gtc@nttf.co.in

GOPALPUR NTTF Technical Training Centre, at J.N. TATA Tech. Education Centre, Gopalpur, Jagannathpur,

P.O, Narendrapur, Ganjam Dist. - 760007, Odisha, Ph: +91-(0) 0680-2343968, 6450836, Fax: +91-(0) 0680-2343969, Email: jntc@nttf.co.in

HYDERABAD NTTF Technical Training Centre, at HBL, HBL Nagar, Survey No. 64 to 67 & 77 to 81,

Nandigaon Village, Kothur Mandal, Mahabub Nagar Dist - 509223, Andhra Pradesh, Ph: +91-(0) 08548-240450, Fax: +91-(0) 08548-24045, Email: hntc@nttf.co.in

JAIPUR NTTF Technical Training Centre, at PEAK College of Technical Training, #34,

Ayuwan Singh Nagar, Behind Gayatri Nagar, Durgapura, Jaipur 302015, Rajasthan, Ph: +91-(0) 0141-276 1300, Email: pntcjaipur@gmail.com

JAMSHEDPUR NTTF Technical Training Centre, at RD TATA Technical Education Centre, Golmuri,

Agrico Post - 831009, Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, Ph: +91-(0) 0657 6549960 to 73, 2441665, Fax: +91-(0) 0657-2348749, Email: rntc@nttf.co.in

KOCHI NTTF Technical Training Centre, at O/E/N India Limited, Electrogiri, PB NO 1,

Mulanthuruthy, Kochi- 682314, Kerala, Ph: +91-(0) 0484-2713884, Fax: +91-(0) 0484-2711891, Email: ontc@nttf.co.in