Maj. Gen. Shibnath Mukherjee

Vice Chancellor

Lakshmibai National Institute of Physical Education

(Deemed University)

Shakti Nagar, Gwalior – 474002 (MP) India

Telephone : 4000900, 4000800 (O), 4000901 (R), Fax :0751-4000990

Email:  shibmukherjee@gmail.com

Date of Birth              :           10^th September 1947

Nationality                  :           Indian

Marital Status            :           Married

1.         Professional Synopsis :

A Civil Engineering Graduate with a Post-graduate Degree in Engineering and Management, Have a sound base of military background as a commissioned officer in the Indian Corps of Engineers, spanning more than thirty-seven years in managing large work forces.

2.         Educational Background and Professional Membership :

(a)               Civil Qualifications

(b)               Civil / Military Courses

(c)   Professional Membership

(i)                 Life Member Institute of Military Engineers (MIME)                           -1970

(ii)               Life Associate Member Institute of Engrs (AMIE)                               -1972

(iii)             Life Member Institute of Engrs (MIE)                                                   -1979

(iv)             Life Member Institute of Geotechnical Society of India (MIGS)            -1985

(v)               Life Fellow Institute of Geotechnical Society of India (FIGS)              -1989

(vi)             Life Fellow Institute of Engrs (FIE)                                                       -2000

(vii)           Charted Engineer, C Engr (I)                                                                 -2000

3.         Chairman of Local Chapters :

Elected as First Executive Secretary and Founder Chairman of Local Chapters, Chandigarh and Srinagar of Indian Geotechnical Society (IGS).

4.         International/National Level Conferences / Seminars:

(a)          Personally responsible as Chairman / Co-chairman to organize National Level Conferences, Workshops and Seminars.

(b)           A number of technical papers have been presented / published in National Level Conferences / Journals and have won best paper awards.

(c)          Had the distinction of chairing / Co-chairing many technical sessions in National / International Seminars / Conferences.

5.         Member Executive Committees:

(a)          Elected Member of the Executive Board of the “Committee for International Geosynthetics Society (India) CIGIS (2003-2005)

(b)          Elected National Executive Committee Member of Indian Geotechnical Society (IGS) for consecutive three terms (1998-2004)

6.         President Indian Geotechnical Society:

            Elected President of Indian Geotechnical Society one of the most prestigious professional

            assignment for the term 2005-2006

7.         Member / Convener Bureau of Indian Standards :

(a)         Principal Member of Indian Geotechnical Society on the Panel of Soil and Foundations (CED 46 part 6). This panel is responsible for preparation / Revision of Section 2 Soils and Foundations of Part 6 Structural Design of National Building Code.

(b)          Principal Member of Engineer in Chief’s Branch Army HQ on the following sectional Committees of BIS –

(i)              CED – 2, Cement & Concrete Sectional Committee

(ii)            CED – 29, Construction Mgt. Sectional Committee

(iii)          CED – 38, Special Structures Sectional Committee

(iv)           CED – 41, Waterproofing & Damp Proofing Sectional Committee

(v)             CED – 43, Foundation Eng. Sectional Committee

(vi)           CED – 46 (Part 6, Sec.2), Structural Design (Socil & Foundations                              Sub-Committee of NBC)

(vii)         CED – 52, Geo-synthetic Sectional Committee

8.         Member Selection Committee / Examiner :

(a)       External Expert Member of Recruitment Assessment Board Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) for promotion of Scientist ‘E1’ to Scientist ‘F’

                                 (b)       External University Examiner for M.Tech (Geotechnical Engineering)

9.         Teaching/Research Experience :

            (a)       Served as Trg Offr for boys/Trg Bn BEG & C Roorkee from 1969-70.

            (b)       Served from 1977-1980 in the professorial cadre of College of Military Engineers    

                        Pune.

            (c)        Served as Assistant Director SEMT (Wing), a National Test House Status      Laboratory, carried out sub soil explorations / pavement design all over       the country and carried out specialized teaching / research work      connected with foundations and pavements.

            (d)       Commandant and Dean – BEG & C Roorkee from 2001-2003.

            (e)       Vice Chancellor of Lakshmibai National Institute of Physical Education, Gwalior (Deemed University) from 23 May’05 till date

10.       Recognition and Awards :

            (a)       Chief of Army Staff’s Commendation Card in 1980.

            (b)       General Officer Commanding in Chief’s Commendation Card in 1984.

            (c)        Best paper award by Indian Geotechnical Society in 1991.

            (d)       Appointed by Govt. of India through Gazette Notification Honorary Colonel              Commandant of N.C.C. in Mar’2006, for distinguished & dedicated Service to the  NCC, a Unique Honour.

            (e)       Awarded the prestigious “Man of the year” award by the citizens of       Gwalior in recognition of his selfless & dedicated service to the society on  26^th Jan 2007

            (f)         Appointed as one of the members of Arjun Award Selection Committee for    the year 2007 by Government of India, a recognition given for the first time to a Vice Chancellor.

            (g)       Nominated as member of Executive Council of BHU for the term 2008- 2011 by Her Excellency the President of India as visitor of the University in    the year 2008.

            (h)        Awarded Fellowship of American Bibliographic Institute in the year 2008.

11.       Professional Qualification & Experience (Armed Forces) :

(a)       Had the opportunity of undergoing both troops & works oriented courses        as mentioned at 2(b)

(b)       Selected and successfully attended the Higher Command Course the             Army’s Higher Executive Course (Selection Grade) conducted at the    College of Combat. The 40 weeks resident curriculum pursued during the          course prepared selected officers of the Indian Defence Services for        Senior leadership responsibilities in an operational and strategic         environment during peace and war.

(c)        Lead Units both in peace & war.

(d)       Human Resource Management from Recruitment till Retirement of both           Army and Civilian Personnel.

(e)       Development and Training of officers, Subordinates and Workers in Corps    of Engineers including Military Engineer Service of the country.

(f)         Heading large Workforce for conceptual planning and execution of Mega        projects, Public Utility Services, Training Institutes and Mega events.

(g)       Financial Management for Mega projects.

(h)        Heading Training Institute fully residential to train raw individuals from the        village to be physically fit, mentally alert, professionally sound, dare devil       highly motivated soldiers of the corps of Engineers of the Indian Army.

            (i)         Professional experience of teaching undergraduate and postgraduate            students at College of Military Engineers, Pune.

            (j)         Research and Consultancy experience in Soil Mechanics and Foundation      and Pavement Design Work as Assistant Director SEMT (Wing), CME,            Pune.

            (k)        Gave the vision, direction and led the corps of Engineers during the Kargil      War (OP Vijay) wherein 150 officers, 8000 Men and 1500 Civilian labours         worked day & night to construct & maintain the line of communication and     shelters.

            (l)         Planned as Commandant Bengal Engineer Group & Centre, the           Bicentenary     Celebrations in the most befitting manner.

12.       Professional qualification & Experience (Geotechnical Engineering) :

            (a)       Post graduate diploma in Structural Engineering, Post graduate degree in     Geo- technical Engineering, Post graduate & M.Phil degree in     Management.

            (b)       Professional experience of teaching under graduate & post graduate   students at College of Military Engineers, Pune for four years from 1976 to        1980.

            (c)        Research and consultancy experience of four years in Soil Mechanics and     Foundation and pavement design work as Assistant Director SEMT (Wing)       CME, Pune which is ISO certified and has the status of a National Test     House

            (d)    On special request of the then Government of Goa, Daman & Diu under             the leadership of Capt S N Mukherjee in 1977, through the college of        Military Engineering carried out Sub soil exploration on the sea shore of       Diu Island and gave foundation and pavement design for laying of runway            & construction of Airport which is presently very extensively used by     both civil aviation & Indian Navy aviation / Coastal Guards.

(e)       As team leader, was responsible to carry out sub surface explorations and give foundation design for structures in remote areas and virgin grounds through out the country i.e. from glaciated soil of Leh & Ladakh region, bouldary strata of Shivalik i.e. Akhnor, Nagrota, Mamun and Udhampur, Marine clay of Vizag, Gangetic Plain of Patna, to the islands of Port Blair & Greater Nicobar. Foundation design of eighteen bridges on the coastal ring road and the Pavement design for the Runway at Great Nicobr, in the year 1979-80, an extra ordinary challenging job for the Nation's security was assigned to the then Capt. S.N. Mukherjee. The Chief of Army Staff’s Commendation an unique recognition was bestowed     to him for a job of such a challenging and technical nature well executed carried out.

                (f)    Involved in extensive research and published technical papers on ground        improvement technique with special reference to soil stabilization of           expansive Black cotton soil.

                (g)   Elected member of Indian Geotechnical Society in the year 1985 and in          recognition of the contribution in Geotechnical Engineering then Lt Col S N       Mukherjee was awarded the Fellowship of the Society in 1989.

                (h)   Received the best paper award from IGS on stabilization of Black cotton        soil in the year 1990.

                (i)    Was elected for three consecutive terms as National Executive Committee    member of IGS from  1999-2004  

                (j)     Elected as first Executive Secretary and Founder Chairman of local     chapters Chandigarh and Srinagar of Indian Geotechnical Society.

                (k)   Contributed immensely in opening of at least ten local chapters in various       parts of the country.

                (l)     Personally responsible as Patron / Chairman / Co-chairman to organize         IGCs, Workshops & Seminars. Was the Patron and Co-Chairman for IGC-         2003 at Roorkee

                (m)  Had the distinction of delivering Key note address / Chairing / Co-chairing      at IGCs, Workshops & Seminars.

                (n)   Elected to the prestigious & the highest post of President Indian            Geotechnical Society for the term 2005-2006.

                (o)   Served the National Executive Council of IGS as immediate past         President during 2007-2008

13.       Professional Experience and Positions held :

1.         Appointed Vice Chancellor of the prestigious Lakshmibai National Institute    of Physical Education, Gwalior (Deemed University) on deputation while   till in     active service on 23^rd Mar'2005.

            Under the visionary and dynamic leadership of Maj Gen S N Mukherjee           not       only the image of the Institute but of the Physical Education          profession has achieved new dimensions in both National and      International arena. Some of the major achievements during this           short             period are in the field of academic administration and discipline,          professional development & carrier planning,     Infrastructure development   and quality of life in the campus etc.

                        (a)       Academic Administration & Discipline:

            (i)         Inculcated sense of belongingness & pride in staff &       students Including aluminies by taking various positive steps.

            (ii)        Inculcated sense of punctuality & discipline in staff & students     in the class rooms as well as in the hostels & in the campus    functions by    setting personal example .

            (iii)       Perceptible attitudinal changes in the students behaviour by      regular interactions with them.

            (iv)       Appreciable increase in attendance both in Class rooms &       other   functions.

            (v)        Remarkable improvement in their performance &            development of holistic personality.

            (vi)       Past seven Annual Reports of the Institute was tabled in the                               parliament during last three years.

            (vii)      Planned & executed the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the       Institute in most glamorous & befitting manner.

                                    (b)       Professional Development and carrier planning:

                                    (i)         Creation of seven functional Departments.

                                    (ii)        Commencement of following PG Diploma courses apart from other certificate courses:

                                    Yoga & Alternate Therapy.

                                    Fitness Management.          

                                    Sports Management

                                    Sports Journalism.

                                    Sports Coaching in Various disciplines.

                                    Computer Science & IT.

(iii)     Diploma in Sports Coaching in Various disciplines for non graduate ace players.  

(iv)       Revision / Up gradation of curriculum, syllabus and introduction of audio- visual teaching methods including video-conferencing.  

            (v)     Planning & holding of atleast two International/National Level      and two Regional/Local Level Conferences / Seminars /            Workshops in an academic year on different themes / topics   to generate academic environment in the campus apart             from the professional advancement.

          (vi)       Visionary approach to spread quality Physical Education by opening Regional Centers of LNIPE.  

(vii)      Ensure academic & professional audit by getting the Institute accredited by NAAC and ISO Certification.

(viii)       Instrumental in planning & organizing zonal & all India Inter University Championships in the campus creditably including West Zone youth festival.  

            (ix)    Organized a large number of In-service orientation &      refresher courses for school, college & university           teachers especially for Physical Education           professionals.  

            (x)     Provided all facilities for the National Level Junior & Sub            Junior selection & coaching camps in various games &       sports for both men & women.  

            (xi)    Organized coaching camps and testing facilities for eligible      candidates in various games & sports for officials/referees,    etc. in consultations with federations.  

(xii)     Appreciable increase in number of campus selection and pay packets.  

(xiii)  Convocations of eight academic years completed in last three years.  

(xiv)     Number of faculties motivated to write papers in National/International Conferences/Workshops/Seminars and they were sent abroad to attend such conferences.  

(xv)      One Professor sent on scholarship to UK for one year Post Graduate Diploma course in Sports Management on no cost to either Institute or to the individual.

                        (c)       Infrastructural development and quality of life in the campus:

(i)         Complete renovation & up gradation of the auditorium to include false ceiling, acoustical modifications, central air conditioning, sound system, projection system, lighting, seating, pushback chairs, presently the best    auditorium in Gwalior.

 (ii)        Creation of a massive (40  mtr. X 54 mtr.) multipurpose hall.

(iii)       Yoga complex including most modern fitness centre.

(iv)       Improvement of all existing play fields and grounds and creation of new grounds.

(V)       Modernization of Research Laboratories.

(VI)      Creation of New Central Library building complex with e library facilities.

 (VII)     Modernization of Mess/Cookhouse to include electro-mechanical Chapati making machine, Steam Cooking arrangements, food warmer Dish Washing machine, etc.

(VIII)     Renovation of hostel bathrooms and floorings.

 (IX)            Neat, clean & green environment.

2.         Additional Director General Engineer Personnel (from 23rd Julv 2003 to          21st    March 2005) New Delhi :

ADGE (Pers) is responsible for selection of officers for placement in higher appointments as well as management of all personnel matters of the Corps of Engineer, including Military Engineering Service. Also responsible for planning and executing corporate level training of officers, supervisors and workers deployed in Military Engineer Service through out India; a total of 4,155 officers 28,496 subordinate staffs and 91,000 Industrial workers. The above assignment is akin to Head of Personnel of a multinational organization and involved in all aspects of Human Resource Management.

3.         Commandant Bengal Engineer Group and Centre (from April 01 to June         2003 - Roorkee.

Specify selected to head the Bengal Engineer Group and Centre Roorkee as Commandant for the Bicentenary celebrations of the Group. A coveted appointment for an Engineer Officer. It required to train and induct fresh recruits in Engineer Regiments of the Army as well as upgradation training, of inservice soldiers, Junior Commissioned Officers (JCOs) and newly commissioned officers of the Corps of Engineers, including Military Engineering Service and Military Survey. The above assignment is akin to a Vice Chancellor of a Deemed University laying special emphasis on physical training, education and sports besides character building etc.

4.         Chief Engineer Army Establishment - Kashmir Valley. Srinagar (from June     1999 to April 2001)

It is' one of the Operational establishment of Indian Army, having International Boarders with both PAKISTAN & CHINA. It has the Highest Battle Ground in the world. Chief Engineer of such an organization was responsible to provide all types of combat Engineer support i.e. (dealing with Land Mines, Improvised Explosive Devices, Construction of Bunkers, Shelters, Roads & Tracks, Provision of field 'Water supply and Electricity, Aerial Cable Way, etc.). Under the Chief Engineer ship the Corps fought the KARGIL War (OP VIJAY) where in 150 Officers, 8000 Men and 1500 Civilian labours worked day and night to construct and maintain the line of communication and shelters. Handled a Budget of more than 500 crores. The above assignment is akin to a CEO of a large multi disciplined multi faceted organization operating over a large area simultaneously under the most difficult working conditions.

5.         Chief Engineer in HO Chandigarh Zone (from May 1997 to May 1999).

One of the largest and heavily loaded zone, responsible to give works and maintenance cover to a large number of formations and units of Western Command, in addition works service was also provided to cable Factory of Ordinance Factory Board, DAD Western Command and TBRL, of DRDO. The zone had five C'sWE and twenty Garrison Engineers, having a total of :220 Officers and 7650 Subordinates, which included Basic, Industrial and Industrial civilian employees. The annual budget of new works and maintenance was more than 160 crores. The above assignment is akin to Chief Engineers of CPWD or a State - with complete independent charge including financial and legal.

6.         Colonel General Staff (Staff Duties) in Army Establishment in North Bengal,   Sikkim and  NE India (from June 1995 to Mav 1997)

Responsible for planning and executing movements of all units in the Corps Zone, Movements of all VIP's in the Corps Zone and coordinating the visit of General Officer Commanding & Chief of Staff. Responsible for Management of all civilians employed in the Corps Zone. Coordinate and plan Key Location Plans (KLPs) of units and formations of the Corps and handle all problems connected with staff duties in the Corps. The above assignment is akin to Head of Administrative and Planning Department of very large Organization - spread in North Eastern India.

Professional Synopsis :
    A Civil Engineering Graduate with a Post-graduate Degree in Engineering and Management. Have a sound base of military background as a commissioned officer in the Indian Corps of Engineers, spanning more than thirty-seven years in managing large work forces.

Educational Background and Professional Membership :

1. Civil Qualifications :

    2.  Civil / Military Courses :

3.  Professional Membership :

i) Life Member Institute of Military Engineers (MIME) - 1970

ii) Life Fellow Institute of Geotechnical Society of India (FIGS) - 1989

iii) Life Fellow Institute of Engrs (FIE) - 2000

iv) Charted Engineer, C Engr (I) - 2000

Chairman of Local Chapters :

    Elected as First Executive Secretary and Founder Chairman of Local Chapters, Chandigarh and Srinagar of Indian Geotechnical Society (IGS).

National Level Conferences / Seminars :

1. Personally responsible as Chairman / Co-chairman to organize National level Conferences, Workshops and Seminars.

2. A number of technical papers have been presented / published in National level conferences / Journals and have won best paper awards.

3. Had the distinction of chairing / Co-chairing many technical sessions in National /International Seminars / Conferences.

Member Executive Committees :

1. Elected Member of the Executive Board of the “Committee for International Geosynthetics Society (India) CIGIS.

2. Elected National Executive Committee Member of Indian Geotechnical Society – IGS for consecutive three terms.

Member / Convener Bureau of Indian Standards. :

1. Principal Member of Indian Geotechnical Society on the Panel of Soil and Foundations (CED 46 Part 6). This panel is responsible for preparation / Revision of Section 2 Soils and Foundations of Part 6 Structural Design of National Building Code.

2. Principal Member of Engineer in Chief’s Branch Army HQ on the following Sectional Committees of BIS.

1. CED – 2, Cement & Concrete Sectional Committee

2. CED – 29, Construction Mgt Sectional Committee

3. CED – 38, Special Stgructures Sectional Committee

4. CED – 41, Waterproofing & Damp Proofing Sectional Committee

5. CED – 43, Foundation Engg. Sectional Committee

6. CED – 46 (Part 6, Sec. 2), Structural Design (Socil & Foundations Sub-committee of NBC).

7. CED – 52, Geo-synthetic Sectional Committee

Member Selection Committee / Examiner.

1. External Expert Member of Recruitment Assessment Board Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) for promotion of Scientist ‘E1’ to Scientist ‘F’

2. External University Examiner for M.Tech (Geotechnical Engineering)

President Indian Geotechnical Society :

Elected as President of Indian Geotechnical Society one of the most prestigious professional assignment for the term 2004-2006.

Teaching Experience :

1. Served as Trg offr for Boys/Trg Bn BEG & C Roorkee from 1969 – 70.

2. Served from 1977-1980 in the professorial cadre of College of Military Engineers Pune.

3. Served as Assistant Director SEMT (Wing), a National Test House Status Laboratory, carried out sub soil explorations / pavement design all over the country and carried out specialized teching / research work connected with foundations and pavements.

4. Commandant and Dean – BEG & C Roorkee from 2001 – 2003.

Decorations and Awards :

1. Chief of Army Staff’s Commendation Card in 1980.

2. General Officer Commanding in Chief’s Commendation Card in 1984.

3. Best paper award by Indian Geotechnical Society in 1991.

Professional Experience (General) :

1. Leading and administration of Units in peace & war.

2. Human Resource Management from Recruitment till Recruitment of both Army and Civilian Personnel.

3. Development and Training of officers, Suboordinates and Workers in Corps of Engineers including Military Engineer Service of the country.

4. Heading large Workforce for conceptual planning and execution of Mega projects, Public Utility Services, Training Institutes and Mega events.

5. Financial Management for Mega projects.

6. Heading Training Institute fully residential to train raw individuals from the village to be physically fit, mentally alert, professionally sound, dare devil highly motivated soldiers of the corps of Engineers of the Indian Army.

7. Professional experience of teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students at College of Military Engineers, Pune.

8. Research and Consultancy experience in Soil Mechanics and Foundation and Pavement Design Work as Assistant Director SEMT (Wing), CME, Pune.

Professional Experience (Last six appointments only) :

Vice Chancellor, Lakshmibai National Institute of Physical Education, Deemed University, Gwalior (22^nd March 2005 – onwards).

    Took over as Vice Chancellor of this premier and prestigious Institute on 22^nd March 2005. During this period a large number of policy decisions and implementation of earlier decisions were undertaken. Major activities during this period are as under:

1. Visit of Hon’ble Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports (Late Shri Sunil Dutt Ji) to the Institute.

2. A Marathon in which more than ten thousand participants participated from all over the country was conducted by the Institute in the sweet memories of Late Maharaja Madhav Rao ji Scindia. During this event Rajmata Madhavi Raj Sciendia, Maharaja Jyotiraditya Scindia, Maharani Prayadarshani Scindia, Shri Kapil Dev and number of other dignitaries graced the occasion. Two Institute Magazines namely PRATIBIMB and SPARDHA were also released on the occasion.

3. Eighty-eight students (boys and girls) of BPE III went to Kullu (Himachal Pradesh) to take part in the Himalayan Trekking Programme organized by Institute.

4. The Annual Examinations for the courses offered by the Institute (BPE, MPE and M.Phil) were conducted during April 2005 (between 11^th and 28^th April 2005) and the results were declared in June 2005.

5. The Institute organized Summer Coaching Campus in different games and sports (Swimming, Basketball, Aerobics, Football, Yoga, Table-tennis, Judo, Music, Skating and Cricket) with a view to spot the young budding / talent of Greater Gwalior, in which 630 participants were given Certificates after successful completion of training.

6. The entrance test for admissions in BPE Course was conducted in five different centers of the country including Gwalior i.e. Calcutta, Patiala, Bangalore and Guhati. and for MPE and M.Phil admissions were done at Gwalior only. The following numbers of students were selected for admissions in different courses:

• BPE 116 (16 under self-supporting scheme)

• MPE 50 (10 under self-supporting scheme)

• M.Phil 12

Additional Director General Engineer Personnel (from 23^rd July 2003 to 21^st March 2005), New Delhi.

    ADGE (Pers) is responsible for selection of officers for placement in higher appointments as well as management of all personnel matters of the Corps of Engineer including Military Engineering Service. Also responsible for planning and executing corporate level training of officers, supervisors and workers deployed in Military Engineer Service through out India; a total of 4, 155 officers 28,496 subordinate staffs and 91,000 Industrial workers. The above assignment is akin to Head of Personnel of a multi-national organization and involved in all aspects of Human Resource Management.

Commandant Bengal Engineer Group and Centre (from April 01 to June 2003 – Roorkee.

    Nominated to head the Bengal Engineer Group and Centre Roorkee as Commandant for run up to the Bicentenary celebrations of the Group. A coveted appointment for an Engineer Officer. It required to train and induct fresh recruits in Engineer Regiments of the Army as well as upgradation training, of inservice soldiers, Junior Commissioned Officers (JCOs) and newly commissioned officers of the Corps of Engineers, including Military Engineering Service and Military Surrvey. The above assignment is akin to a Vice Chancellor of a Deemed University laying special emphasis on physical training, education and sports besides character building etc.

Chief Engineer Army Establishment – Kashmir Valley, Srinagar (from June 1999 to April 2001).

    It is one of the Operational establishment of Indian Army, having International Boarders with both PAKISTAN & CHINA. It has the Highest Battle Ground in the world. As Chief Engineer of such an organization. I was responsible to provide all types of combat Engineer support i.e. (dealing with Land Mines, Improvised Explosive Devices, Construction of Bunkers, Shelters, Roads & Tracks, Provision of field Water supply and Electricity, Aerial Cable Way, etc.). Under my Chief Engineer ship the Corps fought the KARGIL War (OP VIJAY) where in 150 Officers, 8000 Men and 1500 Civilian labours worked day and night to construct and maintain the line of communication and shelters. Handled a Budget of more than 500 crores. The above assignment is akin to a CEO of a large multi disciplined multi faceted organization operating over a large area simultaneously.

Chief Engineer in HQ Chandigarh Zone (from May 1997 to May 1999).

    One of the largest and heavily loaded zone, responsible to give works and maintenance cover to a large number of formations and units of Western Command, in addition works service was also provided to Cable Factory of Ordinance Factory Board, DAD Western Command and TBRL, of DRDO. The zone had five C’sWE and twenty Garrison Engineers, having a total of 220 Officers and 7650 Subordinates, which included Basic, Non Industrial and Industrial civilian employees. The annual budget of new works and maintenance was more than 150 crores. The above assignment is akin to Chief Engineers of CPWD or a State – with complete independent charge including financial and legal.

Colonel General Staff (Staff Duties) in Army Establishment – Darjeeling NE India (from June 1995 to May 1997).

Responsible for planning and executing movements of all units in the Corps Zone, Movements of all VIP’s in the Corps Zone and coordinating the visit of General Officer Commanding & Chief of Staff. Responsible for Management of all civilians employed in the Corps Zone. Coordinate and plan Key Location Plans (KLPs) of units and formation of the Corps and handle all problems connected with staff duties in the Corps. The adove assignment is akin to Head of Administrative and Planning Department of very large Organisation – spread in North Eastern India.

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