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Jury
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Awards
jury meeting in progress under the chairmanship of
Lord Swaraj Paul
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From
right : C P Jain, Chairman & MD , NTPC, Pradeep Chaturvedi,
Chairman, Institution of Engineers & Advisor , FAO, A K Khosla,
Advisor, GEC India, Rakesh Bharti Mittal, Vice Chairman & MD,
Bharti Teletech Ltd, Dr Uddesh Kohli, Former CMD, Power Finance
Corporation & Chairman Consultancy Development Center
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Mr.
TKA Nair,IAS,Principal Secy to Prime Minister of India, (Chairman
Awards jury) listening intently to all applications presentation
by Mr Pradeep Chaturvedi, Advisor FAO and Chief Assessor. Also seen
Dr PL Sanjeev reddy, Dr OPChopra, Dean Faculty of Management Studies,
Delhi University, and Dr Madhav Mehra
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8th
World Congress on Environment Management
also presentation of
Golden Peacock Awards
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PAST
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Golden
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National
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Newspaper
release at 8th World Congress on Environment Management held
in Palampur, Himachal Pradesh(India).
9-11 June 2006.
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Asian
Age - London 14 November 2003
Nikhil
Meswani, Executive Director of Reliance Industries Ltd receives
the Golden Peacock National Award for excellence in social
responsibility in the private sector. Mr Damodaran, Chairman
of UTI and IDBI, M.N. Venkatachaliah, Former Chief Justice
and Dr Madhav Mehra, President of the World Council for Corporate
Governance are also seen at the function in Mumbai on Friday
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PRODUCTIONS RECEIVES GOLDEN PEACOCK AWARD |
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Yashraj
Productions was declared winner of Golden Peacock National Quality
Award for Hindi Cinema section of the Film Industry. The award was
received by Mr.Yashraj Chopra from Dr. Madhav Mehra, Chairman World
Quality Council at a glittering function attended by the movers
& shakers of the Quality world at the 13th World Congress on
Total Quality yesterday.
Speaking
on the occasion, Dr Mehra said, “We require a new definition
for quality. 90% pf the new economy is about services. Quality here
is not about measuring variability and zero defect. It is taken
for granted. Quality is about managing emotions, experiences and
expectations”.
Dr
Mehra added, “The loss of Columbia with seven precious lives
was a quality problem. Kalpana Chawla did not have to die young.
NASA did not draw lesson from the failure of the Challenger. The
core problem of technology lock in that lay at the heart of Challenger
which exploded in 1986 applies to Columbia as well. The space shuttle
used a design which is 3 decades old. No escape–capsule was
added to get astronauts out in emergency. It has not capitalized
on numerous break through innovations in materials science &
rocket motor design. The design of heat-dissipating tiles is 20
years old. A programme called Space Launch Initiative designed to
cut cost and make it more reliable was torpedoed by powerful contractors.
Congressional delegations from states that immensely benefited from
the old technology fought frantically against Post Challenger reforms”.
The
award for the Television section went to Balaji Telefilms. Other
winners included Grasim Industries (Grasilene Division) for the
large manufacturing sector and GTL Limited in the Service Sector.
The award for Innovation Management went to Reliance Industries,
Patalganga.
The
award jury comprised Justice A. M. Ahmedi former Chief Justice of
India, Lt. Gen. Surinder Nath Chairman UPSC, the noted film director
Govind Nihalani, Mr.Kiran Shantaram Sheriff of Mumbai, Mr. Manmohan
Shetty, Managing Director Adlab Films, Mr Udesh Kohli, President
AIMA, Mr. Rakesh Bharti Mittal of Bharti Telecom, Dr. Sanjiv Reddy
IAS, Director Indian Institute of Public Administration, Mr. Govind
Swarup Principal Secretary – Govt. of Maharashtra and Dr.
Madhav Mehra Chairman World Quality Council.
Saswati
Basu Chatterjee
Director Public Relations
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