Annual Report 2013-14 - National Institute of Design

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CONTENTS
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6. Design Education at NID
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13.Centers at NID
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7. Research Thrust
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Toy Innovation Centre (TIC)
2. Governing Council Members
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8.Publications
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International Centre for
16.Staff Position as on 3. Council’s Standing Committee
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9. Knowledge Management &
Indian Crafts (ICIC)
4. Policy & Planning Committee
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IPR Cell
5. Faculty Forum
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10.Outreach Programmes
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Centre for Bamboo Initiatives (CFBI)
11.Industry Programmes & Projects 75
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National Design Business
Incubator (NDBI)
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Design Clinic Scheme for MSMEs
1. Introduction and
Highlights of the Year
Information Services
12.Integrated Design Services
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14.National Institute of Design:
Annual Report 2013-14
Other Campuses
89
15.Human Resource
Development Activities
March 31, 2013 93
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17.Financial Resources
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18.Distinguished Visitors
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19. Official Language Implementation
Annexure 1:
India Design Council (IDC)
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101
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Annual Accounts 2013-14
186
(Format - I Prescribed under
Bombay Public Trust Act)
Annexure 2:
Students’ Diploma Projects (UG/PG)
105
(Format - II Prescribed by the Government of
India for Autonomous Institutions)
Annexure 3:
Profile of Faculty Members
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Annexure 4:
Visiting Experts
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Annexure 5:
Outreach Programmes
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Annexure 6:
Industry Programmes & Projects (IP&P) 148
Annexure 7:
Integrated Design Services (IDS)
153
Annexure 8:
Research & Development Campus,
Bengaluru
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Annexure 9:
PG Campus, Gandhinagar
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Annexure 10:
Human Resource
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Employees’ Provident Fund
Employees’ Gratuity Fund
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Introduction and
Highlights of
The Year
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The National Institute of Design (NID) is an
internationally renowned institution providing
design education and is also a catalyst for Indian
commerce and industry. NID has rendered more than
five decades of service and contributed to India’s
development. The institute is also recognised as a
scientific and industrial research organisation by the
Department of Science and Technology, Government
of India. To recognise it as an Institute of National
Importance and make it eligible to confer degrees, a
Draft Act of Parliament is under consideration by the
Government of India..
From being a single
campus institute, NID has
grown into a multicampus
institute with a national
and international profile.
NID has now two
extension campuses—the
Post Graduate Campus at
Gandhinagar & the R&D
Campus at Bengaluru
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From an institute mainly providing undergraduate
diploma programmes, NID has become one of the best
design institutes in the world with a graduate-level
diploma programme spreading across eight design
disciplines and eighteen sector-specific post-graduate
programmes in diverse design domains. The institute
also has state-of-the-art infrastructural facilities such
as Skill Development Labs, Knowledge Management
Centre, Information Technology (IT) Centre, and
Design Vision Centre; these have helped NID establish
its leadership and pre-eminence among various design
institutions.
continues to draw strength from partnerships with
other global organisations such as ICSID, ICOGRADA,
IPI and IDA and several national organisations. NID’s
efforts towards making a National Design Policy
finally materialised in February 2007 when the
Government of India announced the first National
Design Policy (NDP), a first among developing
countries. In pursuance of the NDP, the Government
of India has initiated steps to set up four campuses
for design education one each in Madhya Pradesh,
Assam, Andhra Pradesh, and Haryana on the lines of
NID. As envisaged in the NDP, the Government of India
also set up the India Design Council (IDC) on March
2, 2009 with Director, NID as its Member Secretary.
The IDC met thrice during the year 2013-14 to chalk
out various design promotional programmes. NID has
links and collaborations with a number of national
and international institutions. This has helped foster
a culture of scientific enquiry through collaborative
partnerships. For the faculty and students, this has
become a platform for exchanging knowledge and
ideas.
NID continues to be an aspirational ‘Institutional
Global Brand’ for the youth. This is manifested in the
increasing demand to secure admission at NID. There
has been a positive increase in the intake of students,
from about 83 in 2000 to 360 in the academic year
2013-14. Also, the number of students’ convocating
from the institute each year has undergone a change;
it has increased from 35 in 2000 to 300 in 2013.
NID has also signed collaborative agreements with
over 60 premier design institutes across the world,
facilitating increased international exposure for
students and faculty. Business Week, USA listed
NID as one of the top 25 European & Asian design
programmes for two consecutive years (2006 and
2007 NID, was the only design institute from India to
be included in the 2014 list of Top 30 design colleges
of the world published by Ranker, a crowdsourced
rankings website operating from the USA.
NID has been playing
a significant role in
promoting design through
various first-time initiatives
which include CII-NID
Design Summit since 2001,
Businessworld-NID Design Excellence Award since
2000, NID-IPTO Showcase since 2002, and theDesign
Idea Fair since 2006, to move towards a ‘Designenabled India’. The institute’s efforts towards
becoming an effective medium for design promotion,
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NID is a unique institution with design
excellence, intellectual wealth, and
time-tested educational culture that is
instrumental in addressing social problems
and concerns. Today, the institute’s
graduates are active in all sectors of the
economy, and many have distinguished
themselves in diverse fields such as textiles,
product design, craft design and promotion,
advertising, filmmaking, multimedia,
automobile design, developmental
communication as well as design education.
The institute believes that good design is
good business and that it contributes to
economic prosperity and better
quality of life.
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NID’s
Evolving
Mandate
The mandate for NID is to offer world-class design education and
promote design awareness and application towards improving the quality
of life by or through the fulfillment of the following:
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• World-class design education to create design
professionals of excellence to help meet India's
diverse design needs and to create global
leaders in design education and research by
recognising the changes in economic and business
environment in a global context.
• Encouraging the scaling up of quality design
professionals and faculty through existing and new
institutional mechanisms.
• Becoming a repository of design knowledge,
experience and information on products, systems,
materials, design and production processes related
to traditional as well as modern technologies.
• Upgrading the design of products and systems of
everyday use with an aim to bring in indigenous
design solutions by focusing on affordable design
for the masses.
• Undertaking fundamental and applied research to
create cutting edge knowledge in diverse areas of
design and allied fields.
• Helping place designers in key sectors of national
need for benchmarking of standards of design
education and practice, and encouraging them to
‘think global and act local’.
• Offering integrated design consultancy services
and providing opportunities to faculty and students
to get familiar with the practical applications of
design knowledge, while generating revenues
simultaneously.
• Providing design inputs from the point of view of
using design as an integrating force in varied areas
such as science, technology, and management. Also
improving the quality of life through well- designed
products, services, processes, and systems.
• Humanising technology and integrating the
physical with the virtual and digital worlds through
better information and interface design by moving
towards a holistic creative experience.
• Providing sustainable design interventions
for crafts; handloom; rural technology; small,
medium and large scale enterprises; and outreach
programmes for capacity, capability, and institution
building. All this would help create employment
opportunities.
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Highlights of Achievements and
Major Events During the Year
34th Annual Convocation Ceremony of NID was held
on Tuesday, 17th December 2013 and Dr. Devi Shetty,
Philanthropist & Cardiac Surgeon, was the Chief Guest.
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• An international Bamboo workshop has been
initiated with the École Nationale Supérieure des
Arts Décoratifs (ENSAD), France. A team of about
10 students led by senior faculty from ENSAD,
visited the Bamboo Research Centre at NID at
Bengaluru and jointly conducted a workshop
with Susanth C.S., head of the Bamboo Research
Centre, along with selected students from all the
three campuses. The second and final part of the
workshop was held in March 2013 in Paris and
these students led by Amresh Panigrahi, visited
ENSAD. Three products, which were the outcomes
of this workshop, were exhibited at ENSAD Paris,
during Designers Day in May 2013. The second
edition of this workshop will be initiated in 2014.
• NID Kurukshetra Campus Foundation stone was
laid by Hon’ble Union Minister of Commerce and
Textiles on 22nd May, 2013.
• NID Hyderabad Campus Foundation stone was
laid by Hon’ble Union Minister of Commerce and
Textiles on 25th May 2013.
• The Department Related Parliamentary Standing
Committee on Commerce visited the Paldi
Campus and PG Campus, Gandhinagar on 27th
and 28th June, 2013, led by Shri Shanta Kumar,
MP and Chairman of the Committee alongwith ten
members of Parliament and senior officials from
the Rajya Sabha and DIPP.
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NID has signed MOU with the Integral Coach
Factory, Chennai in June 2013, to redesign
passenger coaches with respect to usage
pattern, visual integration of interior with
exterior and develop overall aesthetic language
for the coaches.
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• Zurich University of Arts (ZHDK), Zurich,
Switzerland, organised the workshop called, ‘From
Block Print to 3d Print’ at the International Design
Summer School at Zurich during June 2013. It
focused on the transformation of the traditional
crafts and manufacturing methods to the
upcoming reality of digital design and production.
And schools from Switzerland, India, and China
were invited to this workshop and four students
led by NID faculty Aarti Srivastava participated in
the same.
• The Institute has undertaken design development
project of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams
Museum in Andhra Pradesh and Ramakrishna
Museum dedicated to Swami Vivekanand at Khetri,
Rajasthan.
• A workshop on Product Development and
Diversification for cane and Bamboo was
conducted at Timpu, Bhutan.
• In August 2013, a seminar titled National Sizing
Standards for India was organised at NID by Vipul
Vinzuda and Krishna Amin-Patel. Dr. Masaaki
Mochimaru, Director of Digital Human Research
Center, Center for Service Research, AIST, and
Japan was the key note speaker on this occasion.
NID publication ‘Failed Roman’
a graphic novel by Professor
H Kumar Vyas and Dhruva
Rao was released by Shri
Pradyumna Vyas, Director, NID
in presence of the authors on
Saturday, October 26, 2013
at NID.
• The annual conference of the Design History
Society 2013 was based on the theme "Toward
Global Histories of Design: Postcolonial
Perspectives’ was held at the NID Paldi campus,
Ahmedabad in September 2013. The conference
was convened by Tanishka Kachru along with
Suchitra Balasubhramanyan of Ambedkar
University. The conference also included an
exhibition on NID's history and a workshop on
Critical Thinking for students. Design historians
and design practitioners from across the world
attended this conference and gave impetus to
research work on Indian design history. NID plans
to publish the conference proceedings soon.
• “Khadi Mark” designed by NID was launched and
dedicated to the Nation by Hon’ble President of
India on 30th September, 2013 at Vigyan Bhavan,
New Delhi.
• The Director, NID presented a research paper in
prestigious Asia Design Summit held in South Korea in October – 2013.
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NID Bhopal
Campus
Foundation
stone was
laid by
Hon’ble
Union
Minister of
Commerce
and Textiles
on 13th
September,
2013.
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Under the leadership of Sekhar Mukherjee, Chitrakatha'13, the biennial International Students' Animation Film Festival was held at NID during October 2013. This was the fourth edition of the festival and Lucerne School of Art & Design, Lucerne University of Applied Sciences & Arts, Switzerland was invited as the guest school to the campus.
• NID for the second successive year was once again
invited for the Lille Design for Change, France
to participate in the global competition to invite
new designs and new uses in order to stimulate
innovative ideas and new practices in the heart of
Lille and NID faculty Praveen Nahar and student
Prabhav Jain represented NID at the preliminary
colloquium held in Lille in October 2013 to receive
further information regarding the contest and
what is at stake within each theme.
• Indo-French Centre for the Promotion of Advanced
Research (CEFIPRA), an autonomous body for
bilateral scientific co-operation between India
and France, in partnership with NID held an IndoFrench Design Conclave cutting across disciplines
in the design and engineering at New Delhi
during October 2013. The goal of this conclave
was to explore the possibility of Indo-French
collaborations in the interface of engineering and
design through: a) Scientific Research b) Design
and Technology Collaborative Research c) Student
and Faculty Mobility d) Industrial (especially SMEs)
Collaboration.
This was a preceding event for the International
Technology Summit, New Delhi where France was
the partner country.
• In November 2013, NID was invited to join and
exhibit works related to one of the 2 themes
(Hello Future and festival) at the prestigious
Tokyo Designers Week 2013-Asia Awards-School
Exhibition. About 70 educational institutes were
invited to participate from across the world and
NID was the only school from India. This event
was organised by Design Association, NPO, and
supported by the Japanese Ministry of Economy,
Trade and Industry, Agency for Cultural Affairs, and
the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
• ‘Architecture as an Open
Process-Recent Works of
Bijoy Jain, Studio Mumbai',
was an exhibition that was
jointly organised by National
Institute of Design; Embassy
of Switzerland, New Delhi,
and Studio Mumbai at NID,
Ahmedabad during November
2013.
• After the successful completion of the Basketry
project in Zimbabwe sponsored by the Ministry of
External Affairs, Govt. of India during early 2013,
the Outreach Programmes rolled out the project
in Ghana and Ethiopia in October 2013 under the
mentorship of Shimul Vyas and Neelima Hasija. The
thrust of the programme is on skills upgradation,
and product diversification to enable the basket
weavers of both these countries to capture
diverse regional and global markets. The two week
Training of Trainers’ programme and the weeklong Craft Management programme was offered
at the NID campus during December 2013 to 40
basket weavers and 10 craft managers respectively
from Ghana and Ethiopia has built great synergy
between the team of designers, weavers and craft
managers. The project is led by Krishna Patel in
Ghana and Amresh Panigrahi in Ethiopia.
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• 50 Years of the National Institute of Design:
1961-2011 - Book documenting NID's 50 year
journey titled "50 Years of the National Institute
of Design: 1961-2011" published by NID and
printed at Thomson Press was made available on
sale. A team from NID has been at work for more
than 3 years. The book has 6 chapters and 404
pages documenting the institute's emergence,
advancement and development. The opening
chapter describes the national factors that led to
the necessity of setting up a design Institute in
post-colonial India and the global influences that
impacted it. The next 5 chapters describe each
decade in the existence of NID--from the 1960s
to the 2000s. The book ends in the year 2011.
Rich in details and a profusion of rare archival
photographs, the hard bound premium quality
publication is a must have for anyone who has ever
had anything to do with NID.
• ‘Maker Fest’, inspired from California’s Maker Faire,
was hosted by Motwani Jadeja Family Foundation
at National Institute of Design during January
2014. The two day fest gathered over 6000 people
and witnessed 80 innovators rub shoulders with
many foreign makers around the world. Shri
Sam Pitroda, Advisor to the Prime Minister for
Innovation and Chairman, National Innovation
Council graced the occasion and interacted with
the participating makers.
International Open Electives
2014 was held in January;
the theme for the event
this year, to coincide with
the 100 years of cinema
in India, was ‘Chalchitra –
Celebrating Moving Images
of India’.
• A major project documenting textile traditions of
North East India commenced at NID in 2010, and
currently, it has moved into its second phase under
which the field research and documentation will
focus on the states of Sikkim, Mizoram, Tripura,
and Manipur. As a part of the project, a national
level symposium titled—Threads of Change: Textile
Cultures of North East India was organised by NID
and the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts
in January 2014 at IGNCA, New Delhi.
• Memorandum of Understanding was signed
between National Institute of Design and Space
Applications Centre (SAC), Indian Space Research
Organisation (ISRO) on the 12th February 2014.
On behalf of NID, the agreement was signed by Mr.
Pradyumna Vyas, Director, NID, while Padma Shri
Dr. A. S. Kiran Kumar, Director, Space Applications
Centre, ISRO, signed on behalf of SAC.
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‘Building Images: Photography focusing on
Swiss architecture’ exhibition focusing on Swiss
architecture’ was held at NID, Main Campus,
Ahmedabad. This exhibition which was organised in
the framework of the ‘Year of Swiss Architecture,
Design and Engineering in India 2013-14’ by the
Embassy of Switzerland in New Delhi, was opened
on Thursday, 20th February 2014 in the presence
of H.E. Dr. Linus von Castelmur, Ambassador of
Switzerland to India & Bhutan, New Delhi; Shri
Pradyumna Vyas, Director, NID & the curator of
this exhibition Dr. Hubertus Adam, Director, Swiss
Architecture Museum, Basel.
• The 2nd ENSAD-NID International Bamboo Studio
started on 21st Feb. 2014 at NID R&D Campus,
Bengaluru. Seven students and one faculty
member from ENSAD, Paris participated in this
workshop. This workshop, organised as a part of
NID’s international exchange programme, was
coordinated by NID Centre for Bamboo Initiatives
at Bengaluru.
• The India Design Mark – 2014 process was initiated
in June -2013 and out of the total 100 entries, 53
Product entries were granted India Design Mark.
An exhibition of 53 I-Mark products along with a
small exhibition of G-Mark (Japan) and De Mark
(Thailand) products were exhibited in Pune on 2223-24 February, 2014 in Pune.
•
UnBox LABS 2014 brought together
a group of 35 creative practitioners
and researchers from India & the
UK, in collaborative experiments &
explorations. This year the theme of
‘Future Cities’ through people-centered,
multi-disciplinary, and playful lenses was
explored. The lab anchored by UnBox
& Quicksand was held at NID from 24th
February & 7th March 2014, in partnership
with the the British Council, the Arts &
Humanities Research Council, UK and the
Science & Innovation Network (SIN) of the
British High Commission and supported
by the National Institute of Design,
Ahmedabad and REACT, UK. The lab is a
part of the UnBox Festival, which has seen
three annual editions so far.
• 3rd Edition of Graphic Narrative Project was
held during March 2014 which has been jointly
organised by NID and Alliance Française of
Ahmedabad. Experts from India and France
participated in the same and presentations,
workshops, demonstrations and exhibition that
was organised as a part of this event.
• Design Clinic Scheme funded by the Ministry of
MSME conducted 103 Design Awareness Seminars,
76 Design Awareness Programmes and 21 Need
Assessment survey conducted across India during
the 2013-14.
• Exhibition ‘Contemporary Japanese Posters’ was
organised by National Institute of Design and The
Japan Foundation, New Delhi. This exhibition was
opened on Thursday, 20th March 2014 by Shri
Pradyumna Vyas, Director, NID and Ms. Misako
Futsuki, Director, Arts & Cultural Exchange, Japan
Foundation. This exhibition presented graphic
posters by 15 world famous Japanese graphic
designers which were composed between 1980
and 1990, known as the period of the Bubble
Economy in Japan. This period was extremely good
for business as reflected in the works. Various
enterprises invested a lot of money on advertising
and publicity which allowed the graphic designers
to try out different kinds of designs. Moreover, it
was also a period when Japan saw an increase in
awareness towards environmental problems, and
signs of globalization started becoming visible,
leading to the creation of a number of posters for
international meetings and expositions influenced
by these developments
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Governing Council
Members
Anand Mahindra
Pradyumna Vyas
Meenaxi Patel
Mayor
Varesh Sinha, IAS
Chief Secretary to the Government of Gujarat
M. K. Venu
Arati R. Jerath Habib Hussain Media person
Media person
Chief Executive Officer
Chairman
Director
NID Governing Council
National Institute of Dsign
Ahmedabad Municipal
Corporation
Kusumjit Sidhu, IAS
D.V. Prasad, IAS
Rajeev Sethi
Illoosh Judge Ahluwalia Venu Srinivasan Addl. Secretary &
Financial Advisor
Joint Secretary
Chairman & Founder
Artist
Government of India,
Trustee, The Asian
Heritage Foundation
Chairman &
Managing Director
Sundaram Clayton Ltd.
Government of India,
Ministry of Commerce
and Industry
Ministry of Commerce
Department of Industrial
Policy & Promotion
Department of Industrial
and Industry
A V Thomas Leather &
Allied Products Pvt. Ltd.
R.K. Bhatia IFS
(Retd.)
Ex-Ambassador K.T. Ravindran
Ex-Professor and Head,
Department of Urban
Design
Dr. Naushad Forbes
Director
Forbes Marshall
Ravi Kant
Vice Chairman
Tata Motors Ltd.
School of Planning
and Architecture, New
Delhi.
Policy & Promotion
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Tasneem Zakaria Mehta
Samveg A. Lalbhai
Jayshree S. Lalbhai Vice Chairperson
INTACH
Managing Director
Atul Limited
Trustee
Tarlaben Kasturbhai
Foundation Trust
Vijai Singh Katiyar
Immanuel Suresh
Activity Chairperson,
Professional Education
Programme
National Institute of Design
Principal Designer
National Institute of Design
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Standing
Committee
The Standing Committee
of the Governing Council
was reconstituted in
March 2012
with the following
members:
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Policy &
Planning
Committee
Pradyumna Vyas (In Chair)
Samveg A. Lalbhai Member
Jayshree S. Lalbhai Member
Vijai Singh Katiyar
Member
Immanuel SureshMember
The Policy & Planning
Committee of the
institute with the
following membership
held Seven meetings
during the year under
review:
Pradyumna Vyas(In Chair)
Director
Vijai Singh Katiyar
Activity Chairperson, Professional Education Programme
Anil Sinha
Activity Chairperson, Industry Programmes & Projects
Shashank Mehta
Activity Chairperson, FDP & Head, MSME Programme
Shimul Mehta Vyas
Activity Chairperson, Outreach Programmes
Immanuel Suresh
Activity Chairperson, Design Foundation Studies
Praveen Nahar
Activity Chairperson, KMC – Resource Centre
Jignesh Khakhar
Activity Chairperson, Research & Publications
P. Ramkrishna Rao
Activity Chairperson, Integrated Design Services
Bibhudutta Baral
Centre Head, NID Research and Development Campus
Akhil Succena
Centre Head, PG Campus
Vijaya Deshmukh
Registrar (Academics)
Siddharth Swaminarayan
Secretary & Head, General Administration
Viral Rajyaguru
Controller of Finance & Accounts
Mahesh Krovvidi
Chief Executive Officer, National Design Business Incubator
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Faculty Forum
The agenda for the
63rd Faculty Forum included:
The agenda for
64th Faculty Forum included:
• National Design Business Incubator, NID
• Admissions 2014-15: Update
• Updates & Presentations by Curriculum Ap
praisal & Benchmarking Committees
• International Open Electives 2014
1. PG Disciplines at Ahmedabad
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International Programmes
2. UG Disciplines at Ahmedabad
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e-Kalpa
3. PG Disciplines at Bangalore
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NID History Book
4. PG Disciplines at Gandhinagar
- Alpavirama
5. Across Board Common Courses
• Outcome & Prospects:
• Research & Publications at NID:
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Colour Research
Vision & Road Map
-
Colloquium Paper
a. Presentation -
Design History Conference
b. Discussions - Moderated by the Session Chair
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Chitrakatha
• Design Consultancy Services at NID:
Vision & Road Map
The 63rd and 64th Faculty Forum meetings
were held during the Academic Year 20132014 on 10th & 11th June, 2013 and 21st
& 22nd November, 2013 respectively under
the Chairmanship of the Director, where the
forum reviewed the activities of different
departments during the previous academic
semester. Future goals and objectives and
new imperatives from the perspective of the
educational matters were given prominence
in the two Faculty Forums.
• Update
• New Curriculum Documents were submitted by all the disciplines.
a. Presentation (15 min)
• INITIATIVE: Public Policy & Design
• Reviews & Updates:
• Outreach Programmes & ICIC:
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Credit & Evaluation Policy
Vision & Road Map
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Diploma Guidelines
a. Presentations (15 min.)
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Fundamentals of Visual Design
-
Course Feedback Form
• Industry Programmes & Projects:
Vision & Road Map
a. Presentations (15 min.)
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A multidisciplinary and multicampus institution
recognised for its design excellence and thorough
understanding of design capabilities, NID is
acknowledged as a premier design institute contributing
to the design profession and encouraging economic and
Learning to learn, learning
to know, and learning to do
holistic growth through leadership in education, research, and design service to the society.
NID’s successful evolution can be attributed to a core set of institutional capabilities and values that inspire its
vision, and to the dedication and achievements of its faculty, students, staff, and alumni. Over the years, NID has
restated its mandates and sharpened its vision while retaining its core values and building on its fundamental
strengths.
Following attributes have made the
National institute of Design a premier
design institute:
• Hands-on experience through time-tested processes
• Conceptual quality with originality
• Sensitive and sophisticated interdisciplinary and
multidisciplinary approach to design learning
• Strong knowledge and skill base
• Value-based approach
• An amalgamation of culture and economic value centric process
• Future scenario-oriented product design and development
• A global perspective
• Socially and environmentally responsible design
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Global Context of
Nid’s Education
Educational
Facilities
NID has signed more than 52 MoUs with
leading universities/institutions of repute
overseas to strengthen collaborative
academic relationships. This can enhance
exchange programmes for students and
faculty and encourage joint research
activities through seminars and workshops.
All this will be done with the vision of
placing Indian design perspectives in
the global context. These exchange
programmes can enable both faculty
and students to gain wider exposure and
understanding about global design.
The institute is equipped with the Skill Development Lab, Innovation Lab, and specialised labs for Ceramics
and Glass, Leather and Plastics; Textile and Apparel Design Studios, Computer Labs, GRIDS Studio, Online
Education Centre, Knowledge Management Centre (housing approximately 63000 books and a large collection
of journals, e-Books, e-Journals, audio-visual materials, and prototypes). It has a contemporary IT Centre and
other well-equipped labs with about 1000 computers (in Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, and Bengaluru campuses)
including 700 high end machines and software. The entire campus, including hostels, is connected with Local
Area Networking for both the internet and intranet facilities with around 1800 connections and Wi-Fi. The
Design Vision Centre with Rapid Prototyping (RP) and High Performance Visualisation (HPV) solutions are other
significant facilities. Photography and printing studios, video and animation studios, and skilled technical staff
assist design students in their learning process. All these studios are continuously upgraded and equipped to
handle professional work and sponsored research in addition to meeting with the training needs of students.
Professional Education Programmes
The Professional Education Programme offers both Undergraduate
(UG) level and Postgraduate (PG) level diploma programmes: the
UG programme is of four year’s duration for 10+2 school leavers
leading to the Graduate Diploma in Design, and the PG programme
of two-and-a-half year’s duration leading to the Postgraduate
Diploma in Design.
The Professional Education
Programmes of the institute
operate through five main faculty
streams with eighteen diverse
design disciplines:
(i) Industrial Design Faculty:
(Product Design, Furniture & Interior
Design, Ceramic & Glass Design, Toy
& Game Design, Transportation &
Automobile Design, and Design for
Retail Experience)
(ii) Textile, Apparel and Lifestyle
Accessory Design Faculty:
(Textile Design, Apparel Design
& Merchandising, and Lifestyle
Accessory Design)
(iii) Communication Design
Faculty: (Graphic Design, Animation
Film Design, Film & Video
Communication, Exhibition Design,
and Photography Design)
(iv) IT Integrated Design Faculty:
(New Media Design, Information
& Interface Design, and Design for
Digital Experience)
(v) Interdisciplinary Design
Studies: (Strategic Management
and a common interdisciplinary
stream for Undergraduate,
Postgraduate, and Research
Programmes).
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K-Portal
A web-based information system was developed inhouse to facilitate faculty, students, and staff to come
to a common platform and bring together content
from various distributed resources and systems
using information technology in an amalgamated
form. It serves as a presentation service to the
user, disseminating complete, accurate and timely
information available online. Its notable features are:
• Online student assessment
• Students’ academic reports such as GPA, SGPA, and others
• KMC catalogue search
• Digital resources
• Open electives registration on real-time
• Industry Interface
• Online NID Alumni Registration and Man
agement
• NID Website based on Web Content Man
agement System
Academic Programmes
2012–2013
GRADUATE DIPLOMA PROGRAMME IN
DESIGN (GDPD)
The Graduate Diploma Programme in Design is
offered in eight disciplines divided into four faculties.
The programme spans four years (eight semesters)
including a two-semester Foundation Programme. This
Programme while being a generic design programme,
offers project-level specialisation in different areas of:
Postgraduate Diploma
Programme in Design
(PGDPD)
Interactive areas of project-level
specialisation of 18 PG programmes
offered are:
Product Design: consumer products (electronic and
entertainment products, white goods), transportation,
capital equipment and machine tools, toys
Toy & Game Design: educational and developmental
toys, outdoor play equipment, soft toys, multimedia
games
Furniture & Interior Design: home furniture system,
office furniture system, retail furniture system
Textile Design: constructed textiles (woven, knitted,
non-woven textiles), surface design print, mixed
media, embroidery, finishing techniques (surface
ornamentation), textiles for apparels, technical fabrics
Ceramic & Glass Design: lifestyle products, studio
pottery, sanitaryware
Apparel Design & Merchandising: ready-to-wear
range for women, costumes for film and theatre, work
and protective wear, accessory design
Lifestyle Accessory Design: personal accessory
products, products for living and work spaces
Film & Video Communication: marketing
communication (advertising and corporate films),
social communication (developmental and educational
short films), design for tourism industry
Animation Film Design: classical animation, computer
animation, model animation, and animation for the
web
Graphic Design: design for publications, marketing
communications, social and developmental
communications
New Media Design: web design, game design,
interactive media and software industry
Information & Interface Design: software industry
and IT industry, educational institutions in e-learning,
management, architecture, information design,
knowledge management and media industries, and
sectors including TV channels/content developers and
others.
Strategic Design Management: strategic designers,
design entrepreneurs, and design managers
Transportation & Automobile Design: transportation
and automotive sectors of the industry
Design for Retail Experience: retail designers
Industrial Design
Product Design, Furniture & Interior Design, and
Ceramic & Glass Design
Communication Design
Graphic Design, Animation Film Design, Film & Video
Communication, Exhibition Design
Textile and Apparel Design
Textile Design
Design for Digital Experience: Design for digital
media; namely,information kiosks, handheld
communication and navigation devices and other
e-products, and for the service industry—e-products,
e-health, e-banking software applications, and digital
libraries
Photography Design: visual artists, photographers,
cinematographers
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Admissions
2013–2014 / 2014–2015
Advertisements were published in leading national dailies during
the first week of October 2013 for admissions 2014–2015.
Application forms were made available through the institute’s
website at the cost of Rs.1500/- and (Rs.750/- in case of reserved
categories) from 1st October–2nd November, 2013.
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Report on Admissions 2013–2014
Discipline
Total Seats
announced
PGDPD
PGDPD
The Admissions Committee had shortlisted a total of
930 candidates for studio tests and interviews.
Product Design
15
GDPD
Furniture & Interior Design
15
Transportation & Automobile Design
15
The Admissions Committee had shortlisted a total of
330 candidates for the studio tests and interviews.
The discipline-wise details for the PG Programme for
2013–2014 is as follows:
The Admissions Committee had short listed in all,
1016 candidates for the studio tests and interviews,
out of which, 800 candidates appeared for 18 disciplines (studio test and interview both). Finally, 245
candidates were selected to whom admissions were
offered in PGDPD 2014–15.
Ceramic & Glass Design
10
Report on Admission 2014–2015
Toy & Game Design
10
Graphic Design
15
A total of 9835 applications were received for
both Graduate Diploma Programme in Design and
Postgraduate Diploma Programme in Design. Out
of which, 5496 and 3818 candidates were called for
GDPD and PGDPD Design Aptitude Tests respectively.
Animation Film Design
15
Film & Video Communication
15
Photography Design
15
Textile Design
15
Apparel Design & Merchandising
15
Lifestyle Accessory Design
15
New Media Design
15
Information & Interface
Design
15
Design for Retail Experience
15
Design for Digital Experience
15
The intake for Academic year 2013–14 would be as
follows:
Strategic Design Management
15
A total of 5182 and 3468 candidates appeared for
GDPD and PGDPD respectively. The absenteeism was
5.71% in GDPD and 9.24% in PGDPD.
GDPD: 100 seats
(15% seats for overseas category on supernumerary
basis.)
Total
245
The intake for Academic year 2014–15
would be as follows
Advertisements were published in leading national
dailies during the first week of October 2012 for
admissions 2013–2014. Application forms were made
available through the institute’s website at the cost of
Rs.1500/- and (Rs.750/- in case of reserved categories)
from 3rd October – 2nd November, 2012.
In all, 8699 applications were received for both
Graduate Diploma Programme in Design and
Postgraduate Diploma Programme in Design. Out
of this, a total of 5069 and 3630 candidates were
called for GDPD and PGDPD Design Aptitude Test
respectively.
A national-level Design Aptitude Test was conducted
on 19th and 20th January, 2013 for PGDPD and GDPD
respectively at the following 13 centres:
1.Ahmedabad
2. Bangalore
3. Bhopal
4.Chennai
5.Delhi
6.Guwahati
7.Hyderabad
8. Lucknow
9.Kolkata
10.Mumbai
11.Nagpur
12.Chandigarh
13.Noida
A total of 4741 and 3231 candidates appeared for
GDPD and PGDPD respectively. The absenteeism was
6.45% in GDPD and 10.99% in PGDPD.
PGDPD: 245 seats
A national-level Design Aptitude Test was conducted
on 11th and 12th January, 2014 for PGDPD and GDPD
respectively at following 12 centres:
1.Ahmedabad
2. Bangalore
3. Bhopal
4.Chennai
5.Delhi
6.Guwahati
7.Hyderabad
8. Lucknow
9.Kolkata
10.Mumbai
11.Nagpur
12.Chandigarh
GDPD
The Admissions Committee had shortlisted total 359
candidates for the studio tests and interviews, out
of which, 333 candidates appeared. From these, 115
candidates were selected to whom admissions were
offered in GDPD 2014–15
Final Diploma Projects (UG/PG)
During the year under review, evaluation process and
end-semester/diploma juries approved 300 students
for award of NID’s Professional Education Programme
Diploma (Annexure-1). These projects were sponsored
by major manufacturing/ communication/IT-based,
government, and government-aided organisations.
GDPD : 100 seats
(15% seats for overseas category on supernumerary basis.)
PGDPD : 245 seats
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34th Convocation
The 34th Convocation of NID was held on 17th
December, 2013. Three hundred students were awarded
NID’s Professional Education Programme Diploma on
this occasion. The discipline-wise details of graduating
students are as under
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Discipline-wise Summary
34Th Convocation Discipline-Wise Summary
GDPD
1
Animation Film Design (AFD)
14
2
Exhibition Design (ED)
06
PGDPD
1
Animation Film Design (AFD)
12
2
Film & Video Communication (FVC)
11
3
Graphic Design (GD)
10
4
Product Design (PD)
16
10
3
Film & Video Communication (FVC)
07
4
Graphic Design (GD)
17
5
Transportation & Automobile Design (TAD)
5
Product Design (PD)
19
6
Ceramic & Glass Design (CGD)
6
Textile Design (TD)
14
7
Furniture & Interior Design (FID)
13
7
Furniture & Interior Design (FID)
06
8
Toy & Game Design (TGD)
10
9
Apparel Design & Merchandising (ADM)
16
10
Lifestyle Accessory Design (LAD)
12
11
Textile Design (TD)
16
12
New Media Design (NMD)
08
13
Strategic Design Management (SDM)
13
14
Design for Digital Experience (DDE)
15
15
Design for Retail Design (DRE)
15
16
Information & Interface Design (IID)
14
17
Photography Design (PHD)
17
Total
215
G.Total (85+215)
300
83
SLPEP
8
9
Graphic Design (GD) (5 ½ year)
01
Product Design (PD) (5 year)
01
Total
85
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Nos.
1
GDPD - 4 year
83
2
PGDPD - 2 – ½ year 132
3
PGDPD - 2 year
82
4
SLPEP - 5- ½ year
1
5
SLPEP - 5 year
1
6
AEPEP - 2- ½ year
1
NO.OF STUDENTS GRADUATED
300
The Convocation Address was delivered by Dr. Devi Shetty, eminent philanthropist,
cardiac surgeon and chairman of Narayana Hrudayalaya Group of Hospitals Anand
Mahindra chairman of the NID Governing Council gave away the diplomas to the
graduating students. Pradyumna Vyas, Director, NID, in his concluding remarks,
presented an overview of the major initiatives and achievements of the institute in
the past twelve months. A number of distinguished guests attended the convocation
function which was followed by an exhibition of work done by graduating students and
other students in different disciplines. The exhibition was open to the public for five days
following the convocation.
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Placements
Placements, Diploma Projects, and Industry
Interface:
NID has a full-fledged Placement Cell currently
involved in the following activities:
• Planning, organising and coordinating Placement Week (Industry Interface) at all three campuses.
• Coordinating between the industry / studios / NGO / governmental sector and the students for industrial training, diploma projects and placements.
• Managing the Students’ Online Portfolio for the graduating batch and diploma project semester students
•
Coordinating industry visits and meetings with concerned HODs / coordinators and promoting industry presence in NID through lectures / presentations and interactions / crosstalk’s
• Facilitating the query of both student and industry
• Guiding students to build the portfolio
• Coordinating the announcement of competition and awards declaration
• Scholarship announcements
Details on key areas of Placements,
Diploma Projects, and Industry
Interface
Placement office has a continuous industry interaction
around the year in terms of openings for internship /
diploma project / placements and lateral placements.
Kindly find few of the industry associations done
from January to April 2014 in terms of opening for
internships / lateral placements:
Dabur International Ltd, Dubai, Creators Lab (aka
WebCreators.in),Walmart, Wipro Lighting, Sintex Ind
Ltd, Tanishq, Raghavendra Rathore Design Studio,
TheBee Studio, Appachi Eco-Logic Cotton ( P) Ltd.,
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DAPHNIS LABS PVT LTD,Aricent, Infowareindia.
net, Wildcraft India, Scientific Remedies Pvt Ltd,
Center for Knowledge Societies, Welspun, Ratan
Textile, Bosch, Ducere Technologies, INS VALSURA,
National Innovation Foundation – IIMA, Mulberry
silks, Diebold Systems Private Limited, Traveller Kids,
Comfort Casual Product, Tikolo sports, Focus Kids
Commu. Systems – WorldDoo, Honeywell, Textrade
International Ltd.,TATA Motors, Sappient Nitro, Rigger
House, SWAROVSKI INDIA PVT LTD, Chenetha Colour
Weaves,Mc Afee, Redbus.in, General Motors
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Accolades
I
Surabhi Bhatnagar (NMD), Mandrila Biswas (SDM),
Naveen Kumar (SDM), and Raja Biswas (NMD)
won the prestigious NASSCOM Social Innovation
Honours 2014 for their project titled ‘Easy Elect’.
The jury adjudged that this project can have
very high impact on society and innovation using
technology and transformative potential.
II Thanaram / Prabanjan, won Vogue Eyewear ‘Style
It’ contest in the national competition. The Vogue
eyewear “style it” contest was an optical frame
design contest to enable modern women. The
first phase was to submit concept sketches based
on their own inspiration followed by realising the
concept in a physical form. The award included
a cash prize and the award-winning design
was extensively credited in leading fashion
publications and will be rolled into production in
2014 as an ‘exclusively made design for India’.
III Neerav Doshi’s classroom project titled ‘Eye
Candy’, won the award for the best film in
the’Student Animation - Indian’ category, at the
Pune International Film Festival, which was held
from 9th–16th February, 2014.
Scholarship
Announcements
The Sir Ratan Tata Trust awaded
the scholarship to the following
five students based on their
performance during the Foundation
Programme as well as the marks
obtained by them in their HSC
exam.
Students’ International
Exchange Programmes
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List of MoUs signed during the year
1
Università San Raffaele, Rome, Italy
2
Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, USA
3
École Supérieure d’Art et de Design, Dijon, France
4
Hadassah Academic College, Jerusalem, Israel
5
College of Planning & Design, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
6
Royal Academy of Arts (KABK), The Hague, The Netherlands
1 Bhavnee Gupta
2 Ira Sharma
3 Srayana Sanyal
4 Beda Das
IV Shefali Mishra won the Best Student Design for
‘The Afghan-made Carpet Design Competition’,
which is a part of The Carpet Design Awards at
DOMOTEX Hannover 2014 (11-14 January 2014);
it is the world’s leading carpet design competition
held at the largest and most influential fair for
floor coverings.
V Animation awards at the International Film
Festival -2014, Mumbai. Ranjitha Rajivan won the Best Animator’s Award for Keli, a docu-fiction
animation about Theyyam, a popular ritual dance
of north Kerala.
VI Swarup Deb won the Jury’s Special Mention
award for Amlu, a CGI animation film on creating
awareness about the abuse of the girl child.
VII AeroChallenge was announced by Honeywell. The
brief was to design novel interactions for cabin
management and in-flight entertainment for the
private jets of tomorrow.
The winners of the first prize were Kinnari and
Parag Gupta; they were awarded an internship at
Honeywell Cabin-Management System, Design
Team, as well as a cash prize (yet to be received).
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NID students who went to
partner institutes in 2013–14
Sr.No. Name
Discipline
University / College
14
Samuel Kancharla
Information &
Interface Design
HTW, Berlin, Germany
1
Prateekshankar Dixit
Toy & Game
Design
Halle, Germany
15
Krishan Jagota
Transportation
& Automobile
Design
2
Mridula Dasari
Product Design
RMIT, Australia
16
Vaishali Rajurka
Product Design
3
Riddhi Jain
Textile Design
ENSCI, Paris
17
Bhuvana Sekar
Product Design,
UG
Pforzheim University, Germany
4
Sneha Ravishankar
Textile Design
ENSCI, Paris
18
Ajay Kumar
Product Design,
UG
Pforzheim University, Germany
5
Varenya Raj
Graphic Design
Lucerne School of Art & Design, Switzerland
19
Tanaya Agarwal
Lifestyle Accessory Pforzheim University, Germany
Design
6
Isha Pimpalkhare
Textile Design
Lucerne School of Art & Design, Switzerland
20
Ankita Gupta
Ceramic & Glass
Design, UG
Monash University, Australia
7
Anupam Singha
Photography
Design, PG
The University College of Creative Arts, UK
21
Ann Mary Cherrian
Textile Design, UG
ENSAD, Paris
8
Amit Chahalia
Photography
Design, PG
22
Upamanyu Bhattacharya
Animation Design,
UG
ENSAD, Paris
9
Adira Thekkuveettil Photography
Design, PG
23
Pranay Arun Kumar
Product Design,
UG
ENSAD, Paris
10
Debanshu Bhaumik Photography
Design, PG
24
Anvi Singhania
Furniture & Interior Design, UG
ENSA-DIJON, France
11
Pracheta Jaitley
Photography
Design, PG
25
Ayushi Jain
Furniture & Interior Design, UG
ENSA-DIJON, France
12
Ninaad Kulkarni
Animation Film
Design
Lucerne School of Art & Design, UK
26
Aarushi Duggar
Exhibition Design,
UG
ENSA-DIJON, France
13
Vivek Kattela
Product Design
27
Keerthana D.
Exhibition Design,
UG
ENSA-DIJON, France
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Students from partner institutes
who came to NID 2013–14
28
Shrishti Lal
Lifestyle Accessory The Univesity of New Southwales, Australia
Design, PG
Sr.No. Name
University / College
Place
29
Anshula Mittal
Lifestyle Accessory The Univesity of New Southwales, Australia
Design, PG
1
Bjorn Karl Edvard Eriksson Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
Australia
30
Noopur Choksi
Graphic Design,
UG
Holon Institute of Technology, Israel
2
Jade Thorsen
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
Australia
31
Naomi Kundu
Graphic Design,
UG
3
Jeanne Morel
ENSAD
Paris
32
Somesh Singh Grewal
Furniture &
Interior Design, UG
4
Melody Boulissiere
ENSAD
Paris
33
Kaisa L.
Furniture &
Interior Design, UG
5
Anne Charlotte Piot
ENSAD
Paris
34
Kratu Beri
Product Design,
UG
Politecnic di Milano, Italy
6
Maya McBeath
The Glasgow School of Art
UK
35
Raju Randhav
Product Design,
UG
Politecnic di Milano, Italy
7
Delphine Bishop
University of Art & Design, Halle
Germany
36
Manisha Laroia
Product Deisgn,
UG
Glasgow School of Art, UK
8
Elodie Elsenberger
ESAD
Paris
37
Priyam Vadaliya
Product Deisgn,
UG
Glasgow School of Art, UK
9
Dennis Sebastian Kehr
Hochschule Ostwestfalen-Lippe
Germany
38
Ishita Jain
Graphic Design,
UG
ESAD de Reims, Paris
10
Lara Heidemann
Hochschule Ostwestfalen-Lippe
Germany
39
Anupreeta Agate
Product Design,
UG
ESAD de Reims, Paris
11
Felix Roeben
Hochschule Ostwestfalen -Lippe
Germany
12
Christina Gabriele
Hofmann
HTW, Berlin
Germany
13
Jannia Kluge
HTW, Berlin
Germany
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Tony Pilz
HTW, Berlin
Germany
15
Nick Oelschlagel
HTW, Berlin
Germany
16
Julia Drigert
Univ. of Applied Sciences & Arts, Germany
Germany
17
Julia Masalska
Germany
18
Fabian Siefert
Germany
19
Laura Bourda
ENSAD
France
20
Bogdan Stamatin
Denmarks Designskole
Denmark
21
Aline Schuetz
Lucerne School of Art & Design
Switzerland
Faculty
International
Exchange
Aarti Srivastava visited Zurich University,
Switzerland along with four students to take
part in the International Summer Workshop from
12th–20th July, 2013.
Shilpa Das visited HTW, Berlin, Germany for
academic exchange programme between HTW &
NID from 2nd–11th February 2014.
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Faculty Visits Abroad
Sr.
No.
Name
Place of visit Period
Purpose
13
Aarti Srivastava
Switzerland
12th–30th
July, 2013
1
Deval Kartik
France
13th–26th
January,
2013
Invited to teach at University
of Angers, visited Paris and
Amsterdam.
Visited Zurich University, Switzerland along with 4 students
to take part in the international
summer workshop.
14
Shashank Mehta
Ghana
17th–22nd
July, 2013
Brussels
(Belgium)
11th–18th
February,
2013
Invited as International Jury
Member for the animation
festival, ‘Anima’; showed a
presentation and gave a talk on
Indian animation, education,
industry, and its future.
To conduct a workshop during
the 3rd Design Development and
Research Conference at Kumasi,
Ghana
15
Neelima Hasija
Sri Lanka
21st–28th
July, 2013
Germany
28th
February to
15th March
2013
Participate in the 17th
International Symposium,
workshop and exhibition on “Toy
Design and Inclusive Play”.
As a Foreign External Examiner
in Comprehensive Design Project
Examination, Bachelor of Design
Degree Programme, 2013 at University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka
16
Tanishka Kachru
UK
14th–22nd
September,
2013
As a British Council delegate to
attend the London Design Festival, ‘Design Connections’.
2
3
Sekhar Mukherjee
Shekhar Bhattacharjee
4
Amresh Panigrahi
France
7th to 17th
March 2013
To participate in the NID-ENSAD
International Bamboo Workshop
at Paris
17
Praveen Nahar
France
3rd–5th
October,
2013
To participate in the ‘Lille Design
for Change Contest’ workshop.
5
Sekhar Mukherjee
Tokyo, Japan
7th–13th
March, 2013
To attend ‘Notes for Participants
in HIDA-AOTS Training’, a
programmes on Intellectual
Property Rights for the Content
Industry in India (ENII)
18
Vijai Singh Katiyar
UK
6th–14th
October,
2013
6
Dhiman Sengupta
Tokyo, Japan
-do-
-do-
7
Kaushik Chakraborty
Tokyo, Japan
-do-
-do-
To be a part of a delegation of
leading and emerging Indian
design education organisations
to the UK to connect them
to their counterparts and
find opportunities for design
education collaboration.
8
Sekhar Mukherjee
Germany
23rd–26th
April, 2013
To represent the Animation Film
Design department of NID at the
animation event, 20th ITFS ’13 at
Stuttgart, Germany
19
Bibhudutta Baral
UK
6th–14th
October,
2013
-do-
20
Praveen Nahar
Norway
9th–11th
October,
2013
To attend the symposium on ‘Relating Systems Thinking and
Design 2013: Emerging Contexts
for Systemic Design’
21
Pradyumna Vyas
South Korea
10th–13th
October,
2013
To attend ‘Asia Design Summit’ and the ‘Design Korea 2013’
22
Shimul Mehta Vyas
Ghana, South 13th–20th
Africa
October,
2013
Design intervention for basketry
crafts for empowerment of 50
craft artisans—25 each from
Ethiopia and Ghana – Implementation of theBasketry Project in
Ghana.
23
Krishna Patel
Ghana, South 13th–22nd
Africa
October,
2013
-do-
9
Praveen Nahar
UK
17th–21st
June, 2013
To attend a five-day Summer
School at Imperial College,
London.
10
Nijoo Dubey
UK
6th–20th
July, 2013
To attend the 12th AIC Congress
at School of Design, University of
Leeds and the 22nd International
Colour Vision Society Symposium
in UK.
11
Bibhudutta Baral
US
11th–19th
July, 2013
To attend the Microsoft Research
Faculty Summit at Redmond,
Washington
12
Rupesh Vyas
US
12th–30th
July, 2013
To attend the Microsoft Research
Faculty Summit at Redmond,
Washington
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Palash Singh
Ghana, South 13th–22nd
Africa
October,
2013
25
Vipul Vinzuda
Japan
-do-
26th
To participate in Tokyo Designers
October– 4th Week (TDW) organised by NPO,
November,
Japan
2013
26
Mayank Loonker
Japan
26th
-doOctober– 4th
November,
2013
27
Mamata N. Rao
France
28th
October– 1st
November,
2013
For presenting a paper on
‘Reconstruction of Virupaksha
Street, Hampi’ at the Digital
Heritage Conference 2013.
28
Mr. Amresh Panigrahi
Ethiopia,
South Africa
10th–19th
November,
2013
Design Intervention for
Empowerment of twenty
five craft persons, artisans of
Ethiopia in Basketry Craft sector
– Need assessment, survey cum
workshop in Ethiopia.
5th–11th
November,
2013
As International Guest Speaker
for an academic event of the
Puchon International Student
Animation Festival (a.k.a.
PISAF2013) in Korea
29
Mr. Sekhar Mukherjee
South Korea
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Mr. Ajay Kumar Tiwari
Portugal
28th
November
–4th
December,
2013
To attend CONFIA – International
Conference on Illustration
and Animation for presenting
a scholarly paper titled
“Experimental Animation – a
reflective – creative inquiry”
which has been accepted for
presentation and publication in
CONFIA.
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Dr. Jignesh Khakhar
Iceland, Denmark
29th
January– 2nd
February,
2014
To attend the 2014 Reykjavik
Visual Music – Puntoy Raya Festival and conduct a workshop on
“Abstract Animation” and screen
students’ short animation films
made at NID.
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Ms. Shilpa Das
Berlin
2nd–11th
February,
2014
Academic Exchange Programme
between HTW University and NID.
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Ms. Shimul Mehta Vyas
Ethiopia,
South Africa
3rd–20th
February,
2014
Empowerment of twenty five
craft persons, artisans of Ethiopia
in Basketry Craft sector – Basket
Design Workshop for Ethiopian
Artisans – 3rd workshop.
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Ms. Neelima Hasija
Ethiopia,
South Africa
3rd–20th
February,
2014
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Mr. Y N Vivekananda
Ethiopia,
South Africa
3rd–20th
February,
2014
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Ms. Tanvi Kareer
Ethiopia,
South Africa
3rd–20th
February,
2014
37
Mr. Amresh Panigrahi
Ethiopia,
South Africa
3rd–20th
February,
2014
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New Development in
IT Centre
• The existing internet bandwidth of
130 mbps at Ahmedabad campus has
been increased to 1024 mbps to handle
enormous internet usage and facilitate
student’s research work.
Research
Thrust
• NID campus network has expanded
and upgraded on 10-Gigabit uplink and
IPV6 ready (suggested by letter No.
11(4)/2010-BE, Dept. of industrial Policy
& Promotion, Government of India), the
• National Knowledge Network (NKN)
project is aimed at establishing a
strong and robust internal Indian
network which will be capable
of providing secure and reliable
connectivity. Using NKN, all vibrant
institutions with vision and passion
will be able to transcend space
and time limitations in accessing
information and knowledge and
derive the associated benefits
for themselves and for society.
The purpose of such a knowledge
network goes to the very core of the
country’s quest for building quality
institutions with requisite research
facilities and creating a pool of highly
trained professionals.
• The three campuses of the National
Institute of Design one each at
Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, and
Bengaluru are connected with the
National Knowledge Network, a state
of the art multi-gigabit pan-India
network.
network upgrade will benefit many of today’s IT priorities such as
server virtualisation and subsequent application consolidation and
media applications.
• The centre developed live webcast facilities; the 34th NID was webcasted live on NID’s website
• New web application for the registration of the Open Elective
course
The new web application is developed for the registration of the
Open Elective course which is faster, easy to access and consists
of all necessary information about the course which is offered
during the Open Elective.
The Research & Publications department at NID undertook various activities that focused on the academic and
developmental aspects of design. These initiatives reflect the focused vision and research acumen of the faculty
and students of the institute. Eight faculty members have taken up design research projects of their interest.
This has resulted in more research papers being published. The Research & Publications department provided
research/project opportunities to thirteen students.
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New Initiatives
1. NID-Indian Railways Design Centre
A committee consisting of executive directors of
various departments from the Railway Board, Ministry
of Railways visited NID on April 3 & 4, 2014 for
better appreciation of the potential and excellence
of NID for discussing railway-based scenarios and
utilisation of the proposed Railway Design Centre
at NID. The committee visited both Ahmedabad and
Gandhinagar campuses, and interacted with faculty
and staff members. A joint meeting was held with
all stalkeholders. The committee will appraise the
Railway Board on the same, and it is expected that
the approval for release of the corpus to NID will be
granted soon.
2. National Sizing Standards for India
NID has submitted a proposal to the Jamsetji Tata
Trust for restructuring the JTT Chair for Universal
Design at NID. The new proposal addresses at the
need of developing Indian anthropometric database
nationwide, which will be disseminated to all sectors
of design for the industry in India. While it is believed
that a number of other educational institutes,
universities, R&D organisations have developed
certain human body dimensions/data sets out of
their relevant research works, such data are still
‘unorganised’and not statistically valid enough which
can be used by any specific industry in its totality,
absoluteness & completeness. A national seminar on
‘National Sizing Standards in India’ was held in August
2013 to initiate this activity.
3. Innovation Centre for Natural Fibres
NID has set up an Innovation Centre for Natural Fibre
(ICNF) with a focus on improvement in processing
techniques for natural fibres, capacity building in
natural fibres development and utilization through
innovation in design, engineering and technology.
The centre has prioritised some natural fibres of
national importance such as banana, bamboo, coir, and
hemp for exploration. In this pursuit, it is networking
with institutions within India and abroad, to and
appropriate and sustainable designs applications using
these fibres as a primary material. Also, significant
benefits to the local and national economy can be
attained with a focused programme that can leverage
design and technology for sustainable livelihoods, as
well as create cutting edge solutions for tomorrow’s
market. A national workshop is planned in June or July
this year.
Faculty-Led Design
Research Projects
Other Research Projects
Under this approach, the interested faculty
members make a proposal of the research
projects of their interest and funding is done
mainly through the institute’s resources.
Ongoing:
1. India Digital Heritage (Hampi)
1. Design Education in schools through toys and
games
Anchor Faculty: Gayatri Menon
The project has been integrated to her overall
PhD Framework.
2. A research proposal on “Suburban Screen:
Memories of Movie going in Bandra and Belghoria
in the 1970’s”
Anchor Faculty: Arun Gupta
The first phase of the project has been
completed. The next phase will be taken up after
completion of the publication project undertaken
by the Faculty.
3. ”Reviving the magic of Lost Juvenile Illustrated
Books for Indian Subcontinent”
Anchor Faculty: Sekhar Mukherjee
The final design and layout of the proposed
monograph will document the entire experience
while working closely with the area of visual
narratives. The work on the project is in progress.
Anchor faculty: Mamata Rao/V. Ravishankar, NID R&
D Campus, Bangalore
The project aims at exploring methods to represent
heritage in new ways. The outcome of the project
will help various state holders such as Karnataka
Tourism and people of the region to showcase
Hampi, its art, architecture and social life in a more
immersive manner. The project is being funded by
Department of Science & Technology, New Delhi.
The work on the project is in progress.
2. Creating Digital-Learning Environment for Design
in India (e-Kalpa)
Principal Investigator: Bibhudatta Baral, Co-PIS:
C S Susanth/Mamata Rao, NID R& D Campus,
Bangaluru.
The project is an initiative of the Ministry of Human
Resource Development (MHRD) to promote
involvement of information and communication
technologies (ICT) to enhance quality and reach of
design education in India. The work on the project
is in progress.
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Research Chairs
1. John Bissell Research Chair
Search for new Chair is in process.
2. Ravi J Matthai Design Research Chair
The activities of the Chair has been
concluded with the submission of final
Report. Copyediting of
the book is in progress
3. Jamsetji Tata Trust Chair for Universal
Design at NID The search for a new Chair
is in process.
4. NID-Asian Paints Colour Research Chair
The final documentation of the research is
in progress.
3. NID has established a Nokia Research Lab at NID
Bangaluru. The activities are in progress.
4. KVIC-NID Design Innovation Centre
Memorandum of Understanding has been signed
between National Institute of Design and Khadi
and Village Industries Commission for setting up
a ‘KVIC-NID Design Innovation Centre’ at NID. The
MOU aims at a strategic alliance between KVIC
and NID with a view to reinforcing the best design
practices with participation of young designers,
design service providers and design professionals
under NID umbrella for the benefit of the Khadi
and Village Industry. Gita Dave has been appointed
as Senior Designer. Three pilot classroom
projects with Graphic Design, Apparel Design &
Merchandising and Lifestyle Accessory Design have
been completed. The documentation is in process.
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Publications
Completed
Ongoing
1. 2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
Failed Roman by H. Kumar Vyas
50 Years of National Institute of Design: 1961–2011
The Trellis - Volume 2, Issue 8 of The Trellis
Research Project on Improved Roman for Indian Use Hon. Research Fellow: H. Kumar Vyas
Mata-ni-Pachedi by Joan Erikson: The book is being redesigned
Himroo: A Textile Tradition of Aurang abad and Hyderabad by Aarti Badamikar.
The work on the manuscript is in progress.
The work on the Volume 1, issue 4 of D/signed is in progress
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Management &
Information Services
(KM&IS)
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Knowledge
Management
Centre
The Knowledge Management Centre (KMC) at the
institute offers a new age of a multifaceted approach
to managing print, digital, audio-visual material,
prototypes, all in a seamless manner. KMC showcases
the best collection of books, periodicals, and other
non-print resources from all corners of the world.
Apart from this, the centre has a large collection of the
student diploma projects, craft documentation reports,
and other research projects. The KMC also showcases
the design prototypes. The collective strength of all
resources at the KMC is aimed giving the centre the
power to provide services under on roof with online
facilities to the faculty members, students, researchers,
and the corporate bodies and institutes associated with
design. The library staff works to create an organisation
that is receptive to innovation, recognised for efficient
management, and focused on continuous improvement
in our services, resources, and facility.
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The Educational Resources added to the collection as on March 31, 2014:
1
E-Resources
Resources
Paldi Campus
PG Campus
Print/E-Books
Added
during
2013-14
Stock as on
31-3-2014
Added
during
2013-14
Stock as on Added
31-3-2014 during
2013-14
Stock as on
31-3-2014
854
45517*
1121
11100**
7741***
Books
R & D campus
432
2
E-Books
197
508
3
E - Databases
2
11
4
E – Journals – Individual
Subscription
12
23
5
Diploma projects
168
2425
153
457
41
250
6
Project Documents
5
1060
0
0
0
0
7
Craft Documents
23
443
18
56
0
15
Audio-Video material
Access is available to these centers also
During the year the KMC acquired the following
e-book collection, data bases which has been widely
used by the faculty and students at all three campuses
of NID.
E-Databases
• ACM Digital Library is the most comprehensive
collection of full-text articles and bibligraphic
records in existence today covering the fields of
computing and information technology. The fulltext database includes the complete collection of
ACM’s publications, including journals, conference
proceedings, magazines, newsletters, and
multimedia titles, etc.
• Berg Fashion Library (Encyclopedia of World Dress
and Fashion) from Oxford University Press, UK
• Euromonitor International ( An International
market research database focusing on specialized
research on Industry, country, company and
consumer lifestyle, etc.)
** This include
transferred books (total
3562) to PG and R&D
Campus
** This include
transferred books
(total 3444) from Paldi
Campus
***This include
transferred books
(total 119) from Paldi
Campus
Paldi Campus
PG Campus
R & D campus
Added
during
2013-14
Stock as on
31-3-2014
Added
during
2013-14
Stock as on Added
31-3-2014 during
2013-14
Stock as on
31-3-2014
• Euromonitor International Passport GMID
• EBSCO: Art and Architecture
• EBSCO: Communication and mass media Complete
• Grove Art Online
1
Sound recording
0
4608
0
597
0
341
• Newspaper Direct
2
DISK
329
8246
63
1254
88
2071
• Proquest: Arts and Humanities
3
Films
12
979
0
0
0
0
• Vogue Archive
• Women’s Wear Daily (WWD) Archive
4
Slides (Transparencies)
0
94758
0
0
0
0
5
Video cassettes
0
1310
0
0
0
0
6
U-Matic Video Cassettes
0
650
0
0
0
0
7
Betamax Video Cassette
0
109
0
0
0
0
and Sociology (No. of Titles – 25 + 45 added in this
year = 70)
8
Betacam Video Cassettes
0
267
0
0
0
0
• EBSCO e-books : AVA Publishing (No. of Titles – 58)
E-Books
• Cambridge University Press e-Books – Business and
Management, Anthropology
• Oxford Handbooks (No. of Titles – 112 + 9 added
in this year = 121 )
Taylor & Francis (Routledge) e-Books–
Communication, Media, Music (No. of Titles -8 ) • Wiley Online Books – Art & Photography (No. of
Titles – 20)
• Woodhead Publishing e-Books– Textile Technology
Collection (No. of Titles-26 + 39 added in this year = 65) E-Journals – Individual Subscription
• Economic & Political Weekly (EPW)
• Publishers Communication Group – Intellect
e-journals: Animation, Craft Research, Screen writing (No. of Titles- 9)
• Technical Textile Markets
• Textile Outlook International:
The online database J-STOR and CRC Net Base
continued to be actively used by faculty and student
through IP based access system across the three
campuses.
As part of the enhancement of services, the KMC will
be subscribing to more e-Books and
e-Journals during the coming months along with
design related databases which will help students and
faculty in their academic and research pursuits.
Books and other print resources
The KMC has a wide range of collection of books in
its resources on design, science and technology, art &
architecture, paintings, history, humanities, etc. Presently the collection has more than 65,360 books in all
its three campuses. The periodical section has nearly
110 current journals with nearly 10,400 back volumes,
mostly on design-related subjects. The rare and out
of print collection includes archival collections on art,
architecture, paintings, history, etc.
MIT Press (No. of Titles – 8)
• EBSCO Publishing Inc. (No. of Titles – 26)
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Document Collection
The document collection contains more than 4600 student
Diploma Projects, Colloquium Papers & Craft Documentations in
its collection. There are several other reports and documentations
on various projects NID was involved during the last 5 decades,
which are unique with innovative themes and research oriented
studies.
Audio Visual Resources
The unique collection of audiovisual materials, which includes
films, (Audio Cassettes,Audio LP’s, Audio Tapes, Audio CD, CD
ROM Databases, Digital Audio Tapes (DAT),Films (16mm & 35
mm), Filmstrips, Microfilms & microfiche, Slides (Transparencies),
Video Cassettes (U-matic, VHS, Betamax, Betacam), Video CD and
DVD) contains NID’s own works as well as the ones collected from
externally. These are mostly on the topics of design, film classics,
and of course NID’s own experimental and animation films. The
Audio Collection contains hundreds of hours of music, both Indian
as well as Western & Indian classical, Folk, Jazz, Pop, etc. This
collection also includes recordings of lectures and speeches held
at NID, literature readings as well as sound effects, which are very
important resources for both students and faculty in their design
projects covering diverse themes and ideas. The visual collection
consisting of nearly 80,000 transparencies from the early 60’s till
date are unique in the area of Indian landscape, art, architecture
and design, along with topics like fairs & festivals, people,
traditions, culture, etc.
Digitisation of KMC Resources
The KMC has started digitising and 165 craft documentations
have been digitized, so that these resources can be preserved and
made accessible through online facilities, which will be very useful
to the faculty, students across NID’s campuses.
Exhibitions of Educational Resources
As part of the procurement process of educational resources, the
KMC organizes periodic display of books and other educational
resources at all its three campuses. Publishers and suppliers of
various publishing houses participated the events. The faculty
and students were encouraged to preview the books and other
educational resources and make recommendations / selections
so that the KMC collection could be enriched with the latest
educational materials.
The KMC Head , two faculty members with KMC staff members
had also visited the Annual World Book Fair at New Delhi.
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Outreach
Programmes
NID’s Outreach Programmes extend the
institute’s experience and training facilities
to the service of those outside its regular
education and client service activities.
These programmes help build a network
of design collaboration towards economic
and social priorities between the institute
and organisations, and groups, and
individuals all over India. These networks
help extend design application to those
areas that are still new to design.
NID’s efforts are enriched by the
experience of its Outreach collaborators
which range from industrial bodies
(particularly small, medium and hand
industries) and other institutions of
education and training, to voluntary
organisations and central or state bodies
working in priority sectors. Workshop and
training programmes are tailored to the
specific needs of particular groups, aimed
at assisting them to put design awareness
in schools, at primary and secondary levels.
A list of various outreach programmes
and projects undertaken during the year is
provided at Annexure 5.
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Industry
Programmes and
Projects (IP&P)
Industry Programmes & Projects (IP&P) organises
a series of result-oriented, value-added design
workshops and programmes in the areas of strategic
design opportunities. The design programmes/
workshops are conducted under the flagship of NID’s
experienced faculties and a host of distinguished
experts and professionals from different walks of
life. List of industry/organisations who participated is
provided in Annexure 6.
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Integrated
Design
Services
Client servicing is an integral part of NID’s activity. Through
Integrated Design Services (IDS) department, it caters to
client projects. NID undertakes consultancy projects and
professionally delivers design solutions in various areas of
design disciplines. The projects are undertaken by faculty
mainly to bring market realities to the design studios of NID in a
multidisciplinary environment for the benefit of clients. Projects
in line with NID’s areas of expertise are carefully chosen, so
that institution can provide state of the art design solution to
perspective clients. Generally enquiries are proceeded by a brief
and scope of work mutually setup by client and faculty, followed
by a project proposal. Design intervention is carried out in
various phases which involve concept development, design
development, and prototyping.
NID has more than five decades of offering consultancy services
and has undertaken many prestigious design projects and also a
number of projects are in pipeline.
A list of such projects undertaken during the year is mentioned
in Annexure 7.
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Centres at NID
Toy Research and Innovation Centre
The Toy innovation center continued to build
linkages through participation in exhibitions, panel discussions, collaborative classroom projects etc. with industries and institutions.
• Sajith was invited as a key note speaker in the
conference held as part of International Toy Biz in
Delhi from 20st to 22rd July where he discussed
about the aspects related to Play and cultural
contexts.
• The department was given display space to exhibit
the work of students and faculty at the Kids India
international toy expo in Mumbai, between 24 to
26th Oct 2013 organized by Indo German chamber
of commerce and Spielwarenmesse, Germany. A
panel discussion on issues pertaining to design
consisting of both faculty and alumni experts
from NID including Gayatri Menon as coordinatormoderator, Sajith Gopinath, Sudarshan Khanna,
Bindhu C.P., and E.Suresh was constituted to
generate design awareness among toy industries.
• Linkages were established in order to explore new
avenues through classroom collaborative projects.
As part of the final year systems design projects
students worked in groups under the guidance of
Gayatri Menon on projects pertaining to 1. Play and
learning approaches for underprivileged children
facilitated by Manavsadhna 2. Games for audio
medium through Radio Mirchi 3. Connecting with
the public play facilities for children in the city
through redesigning and improvisation for Kankaria
play center in Ahmedabad and 4. Exploring
connection between children’s confectionary and
toys through collaboration with CSR activities of
the international brand Kinder Joy.
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Toy Design Exposures/ trips plans
National
1) Toy Biz - for the entire discipline, focusing on Toys
2) Kids India - for the entire discipline, focusing on
Toys
3) NASSCOM Game developers conference - for the
entire discipline, focusing on Games
4) Indian Comic con - for those interested in comic art
and narratives
5) Plastindia - for those interested in Plastic related
machine, materials and processes
• Sheridan school of design faculties who visited
Gandhinagar has shown great interest to evolve
a relationship with the Game as well as Industrial
design departments (to develop a toy lab)
• RMIT also has a gaming centre which needs to be
explored.
International Centre for Indian Crafts (ICIC)
• There are a couple of events centered around
Asia, in Japan and Korea, where the awareness and
concern for gaming is very high. These events also
draw experts as well as innovative ideas.
NID has set up an International Centre for Indian Crafts
(ICIC) with the primary aim to effectively understand
the needs, strengths, and weaknesses of the crafts
sector and apply NID’s interdisciplinary design
expertise and knowledge base for capacity building
and skill up gradation of artisans with a global-local
approach. The unique approach helps to develop a
national and international network for crafts design
research, training, and knowledge dissemination
for providing collaborative and sustainable linkages
to the Indian crafts sector. The key objective of the
centre is to impart training for craftspersons and to
undertake crafts-related projects by providing formal
contemporary design entrepreneurship and product
development orientation through strategic designtechnology-skill management programmes/workshops
at multiple levels. The goals ICIC is focusing on are:
International linkages
• To raising design and quality standards of crafts
products for better marketability.
International
1) Nuremberg toy fair - world’s biggest toy fair - for
faculty and students
2) G3 - Biggest convention on Video games - For faculty and students
3) Game Developers Conference, Europe - Biggest
conference for video games in
Europe - For faculty and students
• Need to engage with existing partner institutions
as well as explore possibilities with newer institutions has been initiated by me. A visit by Saxion
university representative from Netherlands happened on 18th of November to Toy department.
We would like to build it as a possible exchange in
the near future.
• To capitalising on local strengths in culture and
crafts to pursue interdisciplinary strategic focus.
• Another institute in Netherlands called NDTW
Breda is also explored through International
Programmes as well as initiatives to link with the
cologne Game lab in Germany. Some of the TGD
students are also taking initiative to look into this
area.
• increasing opportunities of gaining knowledge
through national and international programmes
and collaborative projects.
• Possibilities to link with some of the institutions in
Canada, Korea and Japan needs to be initiated as
cutting edge work happens in these area’s, for e.g.
Quebec in Canada.
• To promoting events and activities for extending
and expanding markets for Indian handicrafts.
• To utlising design research and documentation as a
strategy for enriching knowledge and skills.
• acting as an interface between the government
and the handicrafts sector for preparing policies
and plans to achieve common goals.
• extending expertise for similar initiatives and setting up crafts based institutions in India and elsewhere.
• To helping protect the Intellectual Property Rights
of the Indian crafts sector.
List of Activities Undertaken
at ICIC
1. Conducted a workshop on Glass Beads
and Bangles of Purdilnagar, UP. The objective of the workshop was
to expose participants to various
traditional techniques employed in
molding glass beads and bangles with
the help of various tools.
Two craftspersons from Purdilangar
were invited to put in their best to
expose the participants to this ancient
craft.
Originally planned as a 10 day evening
workshop. It had to be extended by
another 10 days, with an additional
morning batch to accommodate all
NIDians who showed tremendous
interest in this craft. 29 NIDians
participated in this workshop.
2. Organized a demonstration of the skills
of practicing potters of Kumhaargram,
Vikas Nagar, New Delhi on 17 January
2014. A good number of students not
only attended this three hour session
but also tried their hands on this craft.
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IPR Cell
The IPR Cell at NID was established with a clear mandate of facilitating and guiding students and others in the various aspects and issues in the field of IPR.
• Registering Designs made by the Students is the
primary work of the IPR Cell. During the above
mentioned period IPR Cell has processed design
registration of nine designs—Car Washing Glove, The Garment, Bottle Opener, Lamp, Kitchen
Tong, Tube Lamp Stand, Tube Lamp Holder,
“Lamp”, Vessel respectively. Out of that first three
designs mentioned here have received the Design
Registration Certificate.
Centre for Bamboo
Initiatives (CFBI)
Laying the foundation of experimentation in the
creation and production of bamboo-based products,
the Centre for Bamboo Initiatives, NID, in association
with Outreach and ICIC, played a quintessential role in
training/skill upgradation and product development
programmes for various state and central
government agencies in the country. The centre
initiated numerous projects with a strong livelihood
augmentation approach and successfully helped
many bamboo craft clusters in North Eastern India
and other bamboo-rich regions in the country. The
centre has created an online platform for intellectual
exchange of thoughts, ideas, and discussions on user
groups regarding larger issues related to bamboo and
allied subjects. The following are the highlights of the
activities during this one-year period.
• The other important task of the IPR Cell is to
clear and satisfy objections sent by the concerned
authorities. Under these matters the IPR Cell has
sent almost nine product’s objections, out of that
few has already received certificate.
• IPR Cell has started renewal work of those designs
which have already been registered and can be
extended for five more years. Those designs which
are send for the renewal includes, Disposable
Mug, Chair, Folding Table and Lamp. This work has
been done solely by the IPR Cell without taking
Consultants help.
• IPR Cell has proposed to provide encourage
assisting students with the design registrations.
IPR Cell has conducted Stakeholder’s meeting on
4th January 2014 at the NID Auditorium jointly
with the office of controller General Patents,
Department of Industrial Policy and promotion,
Government of India to discuss Design Law Treaty
and Provisions in Indian Design Act with respect
to Intellectual Property Rights. Moreover IPR Cell
also assisted in Analysing Questionnaire filled in by
the Stakeholder’s and respective participants and
submitted the report to the concerned authority as
per the requirement.
• Assistance in relation to the correspondence
work like renewal of power of authority with our
consultants, coordinating affidavits and other
miscellaneous tasks as and when required.
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1. In June 2013, Mr. Susanth C S, Head NID Centre for
Bamboo Initiative, who has been nominated as a
sub-Committee member of Kerala State Bamboo
Mission has attended the meeting of Kerala
State bamboo Mission at Thiruvanathapuram for
discussion and planning for the Bamboo design
and training activities ahead for the Kerala State.
8. From January 24 – 27, 2014, a presentation was
made on NID’s bamboo activity and need of
design intervention for bamboo sector in the 4
day bamboo fest organized by Madhya Pradesh
State Bamboo Mission at Bhopal for various stake
holders. There had been also an interactive session
for Artisans from various bamboo clusters at M P.
2. In August 2013 Centre for Bamboo Initiatives
submitted a 5 year development plan for Kerala
State Bamboo mission which can be taken by NID
Centre for Bamboo mission in various stages.
9. February 23, 2014 a presentation made on
design intervention for bamboo sector in the 2
day International Bamboo Conclave together
organized by Bamboo Society of India and National
Bamboo Mission at Agricultural University,
Bangalore
3. In September 2013, Outreach programmes along
with Centre for Bamboo Initiatives submitted
a proposal to Kerala State Bamboo Mission for
Training of Trainers programme to be conducted at
NID for Kerala bamboo master artisans.
4. NID Outreach programme along with Bamboo
Centre had taken up a project with Kerala State
Bamboo Mission to conduct a training of trainer
programme for master artisans from Kerala. This
was successfully conducted during 19th Nov.
to 4th Dec. 2013 at NID R&D Campus. Nineteen
bamboo master artisans from various clusters
had participated in the workshop. They have
been introduced to new products, furniture and
various processes involved in bamboo industry. Mr.
Prajeesh Kumar, Mr. Ranjit Debbarma, Mr. Antony
William and Mr. Sridhar assisted to conduct the
workshop.
5. On December 12, 2013 a presentation was made
on NID’s bamboo activity and need of design
intervention for bamboo sector in the one day
workshop organized by Kerala State Bamboo
Mission at Kochi for various stake holders
6. From December 13 to 17, NID Centre for Bamboo
Initiatives had participated in the 10th Bamboo
Fest organized by Kerala Bamboo Mission at Kochi.
NID had set up a stall of 2m X 6m and displayed
various products and furniture which received a
good appreciation. Mr. Prajeesh Kumar and Mr.
Antony William had assisted in this exhibition along
with Susanth C S
7. There has been five follow up visits made by NID
team to selected bamboo clusters in Kerala to
assess the quality of training provided by the
trainers trained by NID during Nov.-Dec. 2013.
The clusters are Trivandrum, Wayanad, Palakkad,
Chengannur and Trichur.
10.February 21-25, 2014 NID Centre for Bamboo
Initiative had participated and put up a stall at India
Wood 2014, international Exhibition at Bangalore
International Exhibition Centre.
11.February 20 to March 2, 2014 the second ENSADNID international Bamboo Studio has been
organized at NID R&D Campus by NID Centre for
Bamboo Initiatives. Seven students coordinated
by Mr. Marc Thebault had participated in the
workshop.
12.On March 14-15, 2014 a presentation was made
on design intervention for bamboo sector in the 2
day workshop organized by Manipur State Bamboo
Mission in association with National Bamboo
Mission at Imphal for various stake holders at state
level.
13.On March 6, 2014 Sanjay Kumar, Dy. Director
General, National Bamboo Mission had visited NID
for understanding NID’s bamboo based activity
and inviting NID’s knowledge support for NBM’s
various programmes and projects.
14.In March 21,2014 NID had submitted a project
proposal for Madhya Pradesh State Bamboo
Mission for development of 3 clusters under NBM’s
programme.
15.Many other small displays, presentations and
interactions had took place at NID, Institute of
Wood Science and Technology, Indian Plywood
Industries and Training Institute etc.
National Design Business Incubator
(NDBI)
NDBI continues to maintain its fast-track growth
achieved three years back and have on board 34 Startups which engage more than 120 designers.
Incubatees at NDBI has filed 17 patents, the largest
among the incubators in India, 1 design registration,
1 trade mark. US have granted one patent to Dhama
Innovations Pvt Ltd.
Dhama Innovations Pvt Ltd, a start up from NDBI
has received Rs 360.00 crore export order from
a US company. The company also won, the Best
Entrepreneurship Award for Rs 6.00 lac in Shanghai,
China, for ASIA PACIFIC region.
Incubatee company, 21G Design Works Pvt Ltd,
received angel investment of Rs 1.50 crore for
commercializing their product new generation cricket
leg gear (pads).
Incubatee company, Dhama Innovations Pvt
Ltd, received Rs 2.75 crore TDB funding from
Ministry of Science & Technology, Govt of India, for
commercializing their products in health care sector.
Incubatee company, Gaatha Handicrafts Pvt Ltd, has
successfully launched the knowledge cum eCommerce
portal on handicrafts.
Realizing the successful performance of NDBI, DST
has sanctioned NDBI a second incubator at Bengaluru
with a grant of Rs 3.00 crore for 3 years. First
installment of Rs 65.00 lac is received in the month
of Sep 2013. NDBI is the third incubator sanctioned
with second incubator
in the country of 72
incubators supported
by DST.
NDBI has earmarked
Rs 1.80 crore towards
infrastructure out of it
revenue Rs 2.05 crore.
Proposed activities for
the rest of year are:
- Staff the NDBI
at Bengaluru for
supporting incu
batees there.
- New incubation
facility at Gandhinagar
campus will be initiated
after space handing
over is complete.
- Applications will be
called for VRF (Venture
Ready Fund) to pride
seed fund support
during Feb-Mar 2014.
- Applications for
Design Idea Fair will be
called in Feb-Mar 2014.
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MSME Design Clinic Project
Funded by The Ministry of Micro Small and
Medium Enterprises, Government of India
Summary of the Design Clinic Scheme activities
The DCS MSME has appointed NID as the Single Coordinating body/Nodal Agency for implementation of
the Design Clinic Scheme developed by us for increasing the manufacturing competitiveness of micro, small
and medium enterprises across the country. The Scheme envisaging a total budget outlay of Rs.73.00 crores
(Government of India’s component of Rs.49.5 crores with 5% design fees for NID) was soft launched in Feb. 10,
by the DC MSME. Since inception, NID has set up zone-wise regional centres at Delhi, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru,
and Kolkata and an Extension Centre for North-East at Guwahati.
The Scheme already
organized 309
Design Awareness
Seminars (DASs), 192
Design Awareness
Programmes (DAPs)
(25%financial
contribution from
MSMEs), 94Student
Design Projects
(SDPs) (25% financial
contribution from
MSMEs) and 177
Professional Design
Projects (PDPs) (40%
financial contribution
from MSMEs) during
last four years. We
would be completing
the target of 400
Design Awareness
Seminars,200
Design Awareness
Programmes, and
100 Student Design
Projects in next few
months. All out efforts
are being made to
get more,Professional
Design Projects( PDPs)
being undertaken
by MSMEs in spite of the fact that MSMEs are
generally very reluctant to contribute 40% for the
Design Projects. We have received sponsorship for
conducting DAPs from Government of West Bengal,
Assam, Karnataka, Haryana, Kerala, and Bihar.
Status Report during April2013 to March2014
Activities
East
West
North
South
North
East
Total
• Design Consultants Registered
11
58
36
48
04
157
• Design Firms Registered
04
23
10
42
08
87
• Design Institutes Registered
02
02
01
03
02
10
• Design Students Registered
08
14
30
19
02
73
• MSME Associations Registered
06
12
08
07
03
36
• MSME Units
23
119
131
353
08
634
• Government Organization
02
05
02
03
02
14
13
38
22
23
06
102
Design Awareness Programme
Conducted
37
06
11
08
14
76
Design Awareness Programme(In
Progress)
08
06
06
07
06
33
Approved
03
25
19
13
07
67
Completed
00
05
04
03
00
12
Approved
02
01
18
06
01
28
Completed
00
00
06
01
00
07
(A) Registrations
(B) Design Awareness Seminar
Design Awareness Seminar Conducted
(C) Design Awareness Programme
(D) Professional Design Projects
(E) Student Design Project
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National Institute
of Design:
other Campuses
Research &
Development Campus
at Bengaluru
NID’s Research & Development campus addresses
the long-felt need for a globally benchmarked centre
for design research in the country, by fostering the
creative design spirits through NID’s design acumen
nurtured over the four decades of intense teachinglearning processes. Situated in the research and
development capital of India, Bengaluru, this centre
focuses on high tech design fusion and includes
Digital Design, New Media/e-learning and design
for manufacturing. NID’s time tested strength
and experience in conducting research at the
multidisciplinary level aspires to yield a new guild
of “technology-design interface”. The primary aim
through such research is to create and share new
knowledge in this fast growing and increasingly
important field.
The following units are contributing towards the
research-oriented endeavours of the Campus:
•
Research and Development unit for e-learning and Digital inclusion
• Research and Development unit for Service Design
•
Research and Development unit for Game/ Experience Design
•
Industry Programmes and Projects Unit
•
Outreach Programmes unit
• Jamsetji Tata Design Research Chair for Universal Design
•
MSME Regional Centre
•
Centre for Bamboo Initiatives
Three research intensive PGDPD programmes;
namely, Information and Interface Design (IID), Design
for Digital Experience (DDE) and Design for Retail
Experience (DRE) are offered from the Bengaluru
campus.
The details of major events and highlights of the
Campus are provided at Annexure 8.
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PG Campus at
Gandhinagar
Keeping in view the new initiatives in education
and the need for clearly focused research-led
postgraduate programmes, a PG campus was
developed at Gandhinagar in a fifteen acre plot and
commenced with the setting up of a Transit Campus
in July 2004. The first phase of the construction
project covering the hostel block, faculty residence
and academic block is complete with procurement
and installation of interior systems/LAN/WAN and
the academic activities commenced from the new
Academic Block during the Academic Year 2008-09.
To start with, the PGDPD courses in Software and
User Interface Design, Information and Digital Design
and New Media Design were conducted from the PG
Campus (Transit), Gandhinagar. With the completion
of 1st phase of construction (Academic Block and
Living Spaces), four more postgraduate programmes;
namely, Lifestyle Accessory Design, Apparel Design
& Merchandising, Toy Design and Development, and
Strategic Design Management from Main Campus
have been shifted to PG Campus, Gandhinagar, from
the Academic Year 2008-09. With the completion
of phase-II of the Academic Block, two more
postgraduate programmes; namely, Photography
Design and Transportation and Automobile Design
were shifted from Main Campus to PG Campus from
the Academic Year 2011–12.
The details of major events and highlights of the
Campus are provided at Annexure 9.
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Human Resource
NID provides HRD support to faculty
and staff to improve/upgrade/acquire
additional skills. Details of such support
offered during the year are provided in
Annexure 10.
Staff Position as on
March 31, 2013
Director
Principal Designer, Principal Faculty
Secretary & Head, Gen. Admn., Sr. Designer, Sr. Faculty, Sr. Faculty & Dy. Head,
IT & DVC Sr. Ergonomist, Controller of Finance & Accounts, Dy. Controller of
Finance & Accounts, Registrar (Academics), Sr. Engineer & Coordinator (Land,
Building & Maintenance)
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Head, Resource Centre (Library), Dy. Registrar (Academics & Administration),
Associate Sr. Designer, Associate Sr. Faculty, Sr. Technical Instructor & Design
Associate, Sr. Engineer & Technical Instructor, Sr. Technical Instructor, Service
Engineer cum Sr. Tech. Instructor, Chief Hostel Warden, Sr. Accounts Officer
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Administrative Officer, Sr. Service Engr. & Tech. Instructor, Sr. Instructor, Sr.
Tech. Instructor, Sr. Technician, Technical Instructor, Sr. Accounts Officer,
Faculty, Designer, CMR Officer & Officer on Special Duty
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Sr. Assistant Librarian, Sr. Superintendent, Superintendent (Official
Language/ Accounts/ Admn & Finance), Assistant Administrative Officer,
Purchase & Stores Officer, Hindi Officer, Sr. Design Assistant, Head- Security
Services, Associate Designer, Associate Faculty, Dy. Engineer (Electrical),
Asst. Engr. (Maintenance/ Electrical/ IT), Sr. Instructor, Caretaker (Guest
House), Asst. Librarian, Supervisor, Technician, Technical & Studio Supervisor,
Technician & Coordinator (RPD), Sr. Technical Assistant, Instructor, Sr.
Assistant, Placement Officer, Design Associate cum Instructor, Project
Officer, Editor
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Supervisor (Electrical/ Facilitation & Communication Desk), Asst. Programmer,
Sr. Technical Assistant, Sr. Master Cutter cum Pattern & Sample Maker, Sr.
Library Assistant, Sr. Accountant, Sr. Assistant (Accounts/ Admin/ Studio),
Secretarial Assistant, Jr. Accounts Officer, Technical Assistant, Warden (Boy’s
Hostel), Assistant Security Officer, Assistant (Legal & Establishment), Security
Supervisor (Hostel & Residential Area), Sr. Attendant cum Driver, Sr. Gardener,
Attendant
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Assistant (Accounts/ Purchase & Stores/ Admin), Library Assistant, Hostel
Warden (Girls’ Hostel), Technical Assistant, Design Assistant, Assistant
(HR & Establishment), Jr. Web Programmer & Technician, Jr. Programmer,
Secretarial Assistant, , Office Assistant, Plumber, Sr. Driver, Sr. Attendant,
Security Supervisor, Sr. Gardener, Attendant, General Unskilled Assistant
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Technical Assistant, Jr. Tech. Asst. (Electrical), Asst. (Admn), Watchman,
Plumber, Security Guard, Driver, Attendant,
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Library Attendant, Guest House Attendant, Attendant, Gardener , General
Unskilled Assistant
12
Attendant
03
Total
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Distinguished Visitors
Financial Resources
During the year 2013–14,
the institute received Government grants
as well as income from other sources as listed
RECURRING INCOME (PLAN AND NON-PLAN)
Grant for recurring expenditure (Ongoing Plan Schemes)
Rs. 1,830.00 Lakhs
Gross Receipts from Client Projects:
Consultancy Services fees and Outreach projects income and
training fees
Rs. 1,113.42 Lakhs
Tuition fees, Hostel fees and Studio Material charges
Rs. 2,198.55 Lakhs
Sr. No.
VISITORS NAME & ORGANIZATION
DATE OF VISIT
1.
Russell Woodard, General Manager, International, Design & Arts College of New
Zealand
09th April 2013
2.
• Diya Dutt, Deputy Director, Fulbright Commission
11th April 2013
• Sucharita Narayanan, Regional Officer, Western Region, USIEF
3.
Shri Shibu Baby John, Hon'ble Minister for Labour & Rehabilitation, Government 18th April 2013
of Kerala
4.
• Christine Bovis-Cnossen, Vice-President, Academic
20th May 2013
• Gayle Nicoll, Dean of Design
Miscellaneous Income
Rs. 421.86 Lakhs
Total:
Rs. 5,563.83 Lakhs
Ontario College of Art & Design University, Canada
5.
• Craig Barton, Director, Design School
• Prasad Boradkar, Faculty, Industrial Design
• Mookesh Patel, Associate Professor, Visual Communication Design
Herberger Institute for Design & Arts, The Design School, Arizona State
University, USA
11th July 2013
6.
Alan Holmes, International Director, Manchester School of Art, MMU
19th August 2013
7.
• Fredrika Ornbrant, Consul General of Sweden
• Pradnesh Desai, Manager Business Development
Consulate General of Sweden, Mumbai
22nd August 2013
NON-RECURRING AND CAPITAL (PLAN)
Grant for Machinery, Equipment, Computers
Rs. 401.75 Lakhs
Grant for library books and Audio-Visual Publications
Rs. 40.00 Lakhs
8.
Michael Siebert, Consul General of Federal Republic of Germany, Mumba
20th November
2013
Grant for Vertical Expansion of Bengaluru Campus
Rs. 100.00 Lakhs
9.
Dr. Devi Shetty, Eminent Philanthropist & Cardiac Surgeon
17th December
2013
Grant for Implementation of National Design Policy:
Set up of New NID Campuses.
Rs. 150.40 Lakhs
10.
Ken Webster,Head of Innovation, Ellen MacArthur Foundation
20th January 2014
11.
Jana Peterková, Economical & Political Affairs, Embassy of the Czech Republic
23rd January 2014
Total:
Rs. 692.15 Lakhs
12.
15 Ladies (Wives of Senior officers of Command Headquarter), GandhinagarGujarat.
15-Jan-14
13.
Delegation from Khio University, Norway
18th February
2014
14.
Prof. Gaetan Engasser, Prof. Patrick Rubin and 24 students from Marne La Vallée 18th March 2014
School of Architecture, Paris.
15.
12-14 Senior members of Vigyan Samiti, Udaipur.
7-Mar-14
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Official Language
Implementation
Hindi is the Official
Language of the
Union of India and the
Government policy
aims at progressively
increasing the use of
Hindi in official work.
Effective steps were
taken during the
year 2013-14 at the
Institute.
Hindi Section of the
Institute is primarily
responsible for
implementation of
various provisions
of the Official
Language Act and the
rules framed there
under. The most
commanding vehicle
for achievement
of objectives of
the Institute is the
Implement Hindi as an
official Language.
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Official Language Implementation Committee
During the Financial year, the institute has
reconstituted the Official Language Implementation
Committee. Mr. Pradyumna Vyas, Director, NID,
is The Chairman of Committee ,Vijai Singh Katiyar
is Vice President and other members are: Dinesh
Prasad ,Siddharth Swaminarayan ,Samir More , Shilpa
Das ,Hemangini Kavthekar. To realise the specified
goals and annual programs, Department of Official
Language under the Government of India, the
Ministry of Home Affairs, and the Official Language
Implementation Committee of NID are working in
collaboration. The Committee held two meetings.
Under the guidance of the committee’s decisions,
official language section works and it has employed
the direction of propagation and development for the
promotion of Hindi in the Institue.
Rajbhasha Hindi Pakhwada Committee
To encourage use of Hindi in the Institute, and Official
Rajbhasha Hindi Pakhwada Committee has been
established, by Official Language Implementation
Committee. The committee not only celebrated the
Hindi pakhwada, but organised various activities to
develop a taste for Hindi, to encouraged for raise
interest of students, faculty and staff members.
Since April 2013 Dinesh Prasad has been appointed
as Hindi Officer; as the committee’s decision, he was
assigned to work on the Hindi translation of various
books related to the design-related subjects. He has
completed the Hindi Translation of the English book
Desing and Environment: A Primer written by H. Kumar
Vyas and soon will be publishing the book.
The official language implementation committee
met on July 30, 2013. Dinesh Prasad has initiated
the practice of sending an English word and Hindi
translation of same word and right-minded words and
ideas to all three campuses of the institute members
by e-mail. The Committee has decided to publish
Rupankan, a home magazine in Hindi.
Rajbhasha Hindi Pakhwada Committee constituted
in August -2013, held its first meeting on August 26,
2013 under the chairmanship of Vjaysingh Katiyar.
The committee has decided to organize several
competitions during the Hindi Pakhwada in all three
campuses. Institute’s annual report was prepared in
bilingual conversion and edited by Uttam Singh and
the annual – accounts parts of the Hindi version was
prepared by Hina Kansara, and proof-reading tasks
done by Hindi Officer, Dinesh Prasad.
The institute has designed Hindi browser which is in
the process of printing.
Dr. Dinesh Prasad attended Hindi Advisory
Committee’s meeting in New Delhi on July 22, 2013
Rajbhasha Hindi Pakhwada 2013-14
Like every year, this year too, various competitions
held under Rajbhasha Pakhwada 2013. Institute
were organized various activities under Rajbhasha
Pakhwada Committee in its three campuses. First
time, the event was initiated the eve of HINDI DAY
in our B’lore campus. In our A’bad and G’nagar both
campuses Hindi Pakhwada organized with various
competitions from 18 September to 26 September
2013. A Hindi Workshop held on 18 September
2013. In the workshop, all detailed given of various
competitions organized on occasion of Hindi Day
by Hina Kansara and ‘On Rajbhasa ke rup me Hindi
ke mahatava’ (Importance of Hindi as Rajbhasha)
discussed by Dinesh Prasad.
In various competitions; Desh ke nirman me Rajbhasha
Hindi ka Mahatva – a short Hindi essay writing,
Suddha Hindi Samvad, kavita pathan, Hindi geetgayan Antakshri and a Slogan were organized during
this pakhwada. Staff member, student and faculty
members of both campuses were participated.
Under the Hindi Pakhwada Prize and certificated
distributed to winners and participants of various
competitions of Hindi, by the Director, Pradyumna
Vyas on 8 January, 2014. Due to success of Event of
Hindi Pakhwada were cooperation of all staff, faculty
members and student concert involvement and
participations.
December 20, 2013 at the Institute organized
TOLIC meeting. During this occasion, the Institutes
Hindi magazine Rupankan was released by Chief
Commissioner of Income Tax, S K Rai. The TOLIC members visited convocation exhibition of students
of various disciplines held at the Institute During their
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Annexure 1
India Design Mark Exhibitions
India Design
Council (IDC)
The National Design Policy was adopted by the Central
Government in February 2007 and subsequently, the
India Design Council was constituted in March 2009.
The India Design Council became a registered society
under the Societies Registration Act of 1860 (Act
No.21 of 1860) from 19th May, 2012.
The India Design Mark is a design standard, a
symbol, which recognizes good design. India Design
Council grants India Design Mark after evaluating
good design through a systemized process. India
Design Mark is initiated in cooperation with Good
Design Award, Japan. India Design Mark symbolizes
product excellence in form, function, quality, safety,
sustainability and innovation and communicates that
the product is usable, durable, aesthetically appealing
& socially responsible
Achievements of the India Design Council during
the year included:
India Design Mark
The India Design Mark is a design standard, a
symbol, which recognises good design. India Design
Council grants India Design Mark after evaluating
good design through a systemized process. India
Design Mark is initiated in cooperation with Good
Design Award, Japan. India Design Mark symbolises
product excellence in form, function, quality, safety,
sustainability and innovation and communicates that
the product is usable, durable, aesthetically appealing
& socially responsible.
The India Design Mark process for 2014 was
announced on the occasion of World Industrial Design
Day on June 29, 2013. A total of 100 applications
were submitted. During the stage 1 online evaluation
86 applications were qualified for stage 2. Of the
86 qualified applications, 78 product entries were
received for the stage 2 assessments. The stage 2
assessment was conducted by a chosen jury of 20
highly eminent designers and experts.
At the end of a grueling and diligent jury process of 2
days, 53 product entries were chosen to be granted
the India Design Mark 2014.
In order to promote India Design Mark amongst
the users and applicants, the council organized two
exhibitions of India Design Mark granted products.
The first exhibition was organised at Delhi during the
13th CII-NID Design Summit during November 26 and
27, 2013. The latter exhibition was organized at Pune
during Constro during February 13-16, 2014.
MoU between UK Design Council & India Design
Council
On our invitation - Prapa Buranasiri, Assistant
Director of Thailand Institute of Design and
Innovation Promotion (TDIP) and Nichayada Payakniti,
Commercial Officer, DITP participated in the jury
process as guest jury.
I Mark, GMark, and DeMark Exhibition
After the determination of I Mark the 53 chosen
entries were made open to public on open days on
February 22, 23 and 24 at Ishanya, Pune.
Along with the IMark 2014 granted products, a small
exhibition of GMark (Japan) and DeMark (Thailand)
was also displayed at the same venue.
A total of approx. 1200 people visited the exhibition
and were educated about the virtues of good design.
The exhibition was publicized through social media
and mailing.
Japanese Help & Participation
In this entire process of India Design Mark 2014 we
received a lot of help, assistance and guidance from
Japan through Japan Institute of Design Promotion
i.e. JDP. This year we had Hideichi Misono and
Masahiro Inoue participate in the I Mark Assessment
as Jury members.
Design Seminar
In order to sensitize the applicants about Good Design,
the I Mark Assessment process and to inform the
applicants about the Jury observations of the entries,
we had arranged a 2-hour session about Good Design.
The session was meant to guide the applicants about
the importance of Good Design, what constitutes to
be Good Design, what is the need of Good Design and
such topics. The speakers discussed good virtues in
the applications, which would eventually receive the I
Mark and also discussed about design shortcomings in
the applications that did not receive the I Mark.
The India Design Council & the Design Council,
UK signed a MoU on November 27, 2013 at Delhi
during the 13th CII NID Design Summit.The MoU is a
significant step towards expansion and development
of cooperation between the two organisations and
is expected to contribute to enhance cooperation
between India and the United Kingdom in the domain
of design. The bilateral cooperation would build a firm
base for a bright future and could be a platform for
both the parties to leap onto the next level of design.
The MoU envisages mutual exchanges on design
policies and facilitate design promotion, enhancing
understanding of emerging trends, design domain
developments, sharing of design knowledge and
resources through focused activities and joining in
existing activities on either side.
Further to the MoU between the India Design Council,
and Design Council, UK, they had invited Pradyumna
Vyas and Hrridaysh Deshpande to visit London for
further deliberations during February 2014. However
the dates did not match and eventually the visit was
confirmed for March 11, 2014. Due to an official
engagement that could not have been avoided –
PradyumnaVyas could not go.
The Design Council, UK had diligently organized
several presentations during the day of March 11,
2014. The presentations were:
• Design Challenge Work - John Mathers and Mat Hunter
•
Design Education & Skills – David Townson, Jack Mathews, John Mathers, Andrew Davidson
• Architecture and the built environment – Clare Devine
•
Growth by Design – Ellie Runcie
• Design & Brand Workshops – Pamela Frazer and PreranaPhadnis
•
Design Policy & Research – Ailbhe McNabola
Two clear areas were identified through the
discussion. One is the area of developing occupational
analysis and functional mapping of various design
disciplines and adapting occupational and skills
standards for design education. Another is to develop
design leadership program in India through the
training of Design Associates in India. The specific
details will be worked out from now onwards.
India Design Center
The India Design Council has determined to establish
a National Design Center and 4 Regional Design
Centers.
The sub committee for India Design Center, India
Design Council has compiled the document together
after a series of deliberations and a workshop. It
provides the vision, mission, values & objectives for
setting up of such centers and recommends the
structure, scale, locations and an operational plan.
The detailed report has been accepted by the council
for further implementation and as a first step plans
are afoot to establish a Pilot Regional Design Center
at Pune.
The objectives and activities of the Design Center shall
be:
1. Curate & Showcase - Experiencing good design
from India. Curate design work in a manner to
highlight the value & impact to our Indian society
and business.
2. Awareness & Training - Perpetuate use of Design &
Creative Thinking amongst Industry, Government,
Social Sector and other direct beneficiaries through
Lectures, demos, seminars & workshops, social
media & publications.
3. Research & Counsel - Exploring and collecting data
on design opportunities & value, universal design,
human factors, trends, DNA of Indian Design
values, assisting new design enterprises, MSME’s
and aiding interaction.
4. Creative Gallery - Create a communal space for
creative expression and global creative opinion. A
non-permanent space where creative minds can
engage & explore.
5. e-Platform & Resource Center - Establishing an e-resource of integrated design hub including e-publications as well as a knowledge Center with Design books, periodicals, materials , technologies & media.
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6. Exchange & Cooperation - Promoting international
exchange, cooperation and collaborations to
improve business of design, design skills, learning
and talent.
The benefits of the planned design centers
would be:
1. Showcasing creativity & a case study approach
merged with mentoring and training will make
design more understandable, accessible and
approachable.
2. An accessible resource for all users of design where
value of Design is revealed, awareness is increased
and processes of engagement are understood.
3. Contribute to the Indian Economy by becoming a
channel for promoting “Designed in India” brand.
4. Improve quality of manufacturing & service output.
5. Create a conduit between Indian Design
professionals and Users of Design.
6. Become a global showcase of Indian case studies &
a platform for sharing Global Expertise.
7. Showcasing a way to improving the quality of life
of people through the power of design.
8. Activation Center for the creative thinking
Infusing Design in Engineering Education
Engineering products and the processes by which they
are created are becoming increasingly complex. The
task of educating engineers for their future roles in
society is both daunting and exciting. Today, it is not
enough to provide our future engineering students
with technical skills. They must also learn how to
combine design and engineering, how to work in
interdisciplinary teams, how to iterate designs rapidly,
how to manufacture sustainably and how to address
global markets.
With a view to extend design knowledge and
education to students of engineering , the council
prepared a detailed paper titled “Infusing Design
in Engineering Education”. The paper was shared
with Anil Kakodkar who chairs the National Institute
of Technology Committee and is also an influential
person in the area of engineering excellence.
Through diligent discussions and exchange of
thoughts a formal proposal was submitted to Anil
Kakodkar which proposed building a “Design Spine”
within the engineering curriculum. The Design Spine
courses would be the major vehicle for developing
a set of competencies to meet educational goals
in areas such as creative thinking, problem solving,
teamwork, and Design.
The purpose of the proposed program is to enable
undergraduate engineering students to develop
design knowledge and skills that will prepare them to
be innovative and creators of new value.
The proposal was whole-heartedly accepted by
Anil Kakodkar.He assured the council to take it up
at the National Institutes of Technology for further
discussions and implementation.
A special invitation was extended to PradyumnaVyas
and HrridayshDeshpande by Japan Institute of Design
Promotion (JDP) to join the special screening Jury
Panel of G Mark 2013 during the period November 04
and 05, 2013. The travel to Japan and stay in Japan
was funded by the JDP.
Delegation to Japan to study the Good Design
Award system
On the invitation from Japan Institute of Design
Promotion, a delegation of 12 people had gone to
Japan on behalf of India Design Council to study the
Good Design Award System during November 19 and
23, 2012. The training program was organized and
fully funded by The Overseas Human Resources and
Industry Development Association (HIDA) on behalf of
the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI),
Japan.
MoU Between India Design Council & Japan
Institute of Design Promotion
The MoU between Japan Institute of Design
Promotion & India Design Council for cooperation
and sharing of inputs concerning design promotion
and good design selection system, etc. was renewed
signed on November 22 at the G Mark Jury venue.
New Initiatives
Designing Design Education for India
Conference
The Designing Design Education for India conference
was hosted by India Design Council during March 13 –
15, 2013 at Pune.
The conference had about 150 participants from
the academia and the industry. A total of 41 papers
were presented by scholars within India and abroad.
Countries like UK, USA, Canada, UAE, Israel, France
were represented through their scholars.
The establishment of 4 new National Institutes of
Design and the proliferation of a large number of
Design institutions in India necessitated creating a
guiding (not binding) framework that represents a
common rationale / philosophy for design curricula
and its implementation. The aim was to harmonize the
different education systems whilst taking into account
their great diversity. The Designing Design Education
for India Conference has initiated a dialogue towards
the direction for involving all stakeholders in a
democratic fashion.
The India Design Council plans to make the conference
an annual event, thus paving way for a meaningful
dialogue concerning different issues pertaining to
design education.
Several new initiatives have been planned by the
council during the year 2012-13 which would be
implemented by it in the year 2013-14. Some of the
key initiatives are:
• To create a showcase of contemporary India Design
•
To publish a compendium of best of Product Design in India for the last 25 years
•
To publish a handbook on “How Government can use Design for better Governance”
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Students’
Diploma Projects
(UG/PG)
During the year under review, evaluation
process and end-semester / diploma
Juries approved 300 students for award of
NID’s Professional Education Programme
diploma.
Arka Gupta
AFD-GDPD
Animated Music Video for “Microphone
Tradetech
Trina Dasgupta
AFD-GDPD
Granny Charms
Self-Sponsored
A Shravan
AFD-GDPD
Perforated Edges
Self-Sponsored
Wrik Dhar
AFD-GDPD
Cognizant Interactive for the Digital Age
Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation
Datar Mayura Madhusudan
AFD-GDPD
Sheher Sheher Everywhere
Pramod Patak
Yadav Rhuturaje Prakash
AFD-GDPD
Broadvision’s ‘Panchatantra As It Is – Episode 2
Studio 56
Jadhav Ketaki Hemant
AFD-GDPD
Jam
Institute for Transportation and Development Policies
(ITDP)
Dalal Farzan Percy
ED-GDPD
Conflictorium – A Travelling Museum
The Conflictorium
Mohit Madukar
AFD-GDPD
Koel-Karo
Self-Sponsored
Neerav Doshi
AFD-GDPD
Hunger in India
Innobridge Consulting Pvt. Ltd
Mansi Thakkar
ED-GDPD
Gallery of Disputes
The Conflictorium
Nilomee Jesrani
AFD-GDPD
Phataak – Chumbak Diwali Video
Chumbak Design Pvt. Ltd
Mudita Pasari
ED-GDPD
In-line Retail Stores at Mumbai International Airport
Ltd
Siddhartha Das Studio
Rohit Banshkar
GDPD-AFD
Second Chance
Self-Sponsored
Raghav S Sethi
ED-GDPD
Retail Window Display
Thirty Betancourt Furniture Design Pvt. Ltd
Shreya Sen
AFD-GDPD
Organic Farming
Ford Foundation
Taseer Altaf Shaikh
ED-GDPD
Surat Science Centre – Space Planning & Gallery
Design
Creative Museum Designers, National Council of Science Museums
Swathi Vishwanath
AFD-GDPD
This is Not a Story
Self-Sponsored
4-year Graduate Diploma Programme in Design
Gharge Devika Rajiv
ED-GDPD
Interior Spaces Inspired by Andhra Art and Crafts
Dr Art+Design
Tanaya Vyas
AFD-GDPD
If We Can Sing Along
World Wildlife Fund, India
Ajay Kannaujiya
FVC-GDPD
Ghumantu
Self-sponsored
Ankita Lahiri
FVC-GDPD
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Patri Ke Us Paar – The Future Just Means the Next
Meal
Self-sponsored
Atul Badole
FVC-GDPD
Gutli
Self-Sponsored
Jarpula Ravi
FVC-GDPD
Ulgulaan
Self-Sponsored
Kolwalkar Vishwesh Haresh
FVC-GDPD
Bhinti Maage (Behind the Wall)
Self-Sponsored
Modi Jaymin Jayeshkumar
FVC-GDPD
Janhit Mein Jaari
Self-Sponsored
Sikka Abha Sikka
FVC-GDPD
Koi Koi Nu Nathi (Nobody Belongs to Anybody)
Self-Sponsored
Abhisaar Rastogi
GD-GDPD
Branding and Website Building of AR Biotech Herbals
AR Biotech Herbals Pvt. Ltd
Anish Dasgupta
GD-GDPD
Adobe Knowhow – An Online Learning Platform
Adobe Systems India Pvt. Ltd
Anupam Purty
GD-GDPD
Joli Academy – Brand Language & Website Design
Ideaworks Design & Strategy Pvt. Ltd
Ashoka Prem P
GD-GDPD
Car Connect – B2B Platform Design
Samsung Design Delhi
Asmina Shakeel Shaikh
GD-GDPD
Employer Branding For Flipkart
Rezonant Design Services Pvt. Ltd
Brinda Devang Desai
GD-GDPD
Visual Language for Packaging of Premium Hair
Care Products
Godrej Industries Ltd
Kshetrimayum Jiteshwar Singh
GD-GDPD
Rolling Buddha – Its Branding and Website Design
Connect Brand Marketing India Pvt. Ltd
Moutrisha Das
GD-GDPD
Infographics for Women’s Network for Unity, Cambodia
MediaShala
Nidhi Singh
GD-GDPD
Corporate Banking Application
Integrated Design Services, NID
Pandula Sruthi Ravindra Babu
GD-GDPD
The New Book Depot.com
Self-Sponsored
Pooja Yadav
GD-GDPD
Yahoo Answers – Visual Strategies for User Engagement
Yahoo! R&D,Bengaluru
Prabuddha
GD-GDPD
WEBSITE DESIGN FOR SIDDHARTHA DAS STUDIO
Siddhartha Das Studio, New Delhi
Sanchit Sawaria
GD-GDPD
A Family of Modular Condensed Devanagari Fonts
Indian Type Foundry
Surabhi Vinod Machalwar
GD-GDPD
User Experience and Visual Identity for Le Chal
Ducere Technologies Pvt. Ltd
Tanima Tomar
GD-GDPD
Time Quantified
Self- Sponsored
Taraporevala Natasha Rustom
GD-GDPD
The Big Shit Project – Campaign against Open Defecation
Lopez Design
Vandana
GD-GDPD
In-house Magazine Design for Park Hotels
TSK Design
Indranil Choudhury
GD-SLPEP
“TELL ME MORE ABOUT VADODARA” - An Illustrative Publication for Children
Heritage Trust, Vadodara
Aditi Agarwal
FID-GDPD
Ferrocement Furniture for Public Spaces
Ford Foundation
Govind Krishna
FID-GDPD
Office workstations: Analysis & Enhancement
Fuego Furniture Pvt. Ltd
Chordiya Amit Anil
PD-GDPD
Mobile Bank for Rural Financial Inclusion
Self-Sponsored
Devanshi Saksena
PD-GDPD
Designing Augmented Reality Installation
Hindustan Unilever Limited
Devendra Kumar Chakravarthy
PD-GDPD
Dental X-Ray Machine Redesign
Tycka Design
Emil J Alex
PD-GDPD
Biometric Security Device
Invent India Innovations
Hannelore Dekeva
PD-GDPD
Design for Health – Experience Design for Maternal
Health
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT)
Komal Rakesh Lakhanpal
FID-GDPD
Future Work Spaces
Sangaru design objects Pvt. Ltd
Hirwani Siddharth Rajkumar
PD-GDPD
Design for Health – A Product Support Services
(PSS) for Diabetes
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT)
Naina Shenoy
FID-GDPD
Tropic of Canara – Furniture for Tropical Living
Quetzel Designs India Pvt. Ltd
Jyoti Anand
PD-GDPD
Smart Wallet for Men
Ducere Technologies Pvt. Ltd
Pradeep Kumar
FID-GDPD
Bedroom Furniture for Home
Nesta Furniture from CenturyPly
Laghate Mihir Chandrasekhar
PD-GDPD
Future Personal Mobility 2030
Self-Sponsored
Rahul Sahu
FID-GDPD
Latt Liv – Lighting Products for Free Range of IKEA
Associated Lighting Company
Nancy Kumar
PD-GDPD
Design of Human-centric Retail PoS
Tarnea Technologies Solutions Pvt. Ltd
Aakhash G V
PD-GDPD
MEGAYACHT
Beyond Design Studio, Mumbai
Neha Agarwal
PD-GDPD
Automotive Seat with Thermoelectric Cooling
Dhama Innovations Pvt. Ltd
Charandeep Singh Kapoor
PD-PGDP
Infant Warmer for Developing Countries
General Electric Global Design Studio, Bangalore
Patel Kishenkumar Rajeshkumar
PD-GDPD
Future Urban Mobility Solutions
Self-Sponsored
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Phirke Namrata Dilip
PD-GDPD
SPARC – Illuminating Houses Using Waste Heat
Godrej & Boyce Mfg.Co.Ltd
Prashasti Chandra
PD-GDPD
Disco-Display Cooler for Paanwalas
Godrej & Boyce Manufacturing Co.Ltd
Prateek Upreti
PD-GDPD
User-vehicle Connectivity – A Vision of Future
Vehicle Spaces
Mahindra Reva Electric Vehicles Ltd
Ratul Bhowmik
PD-GDPD
Next Generation Powered Air Purifying Respirator
(next Gen.PAPR)
Honeywell Technologies Solutions (HTS), Hyderabad
Sharon Monisha Rajkumar
PD-GDPD
Connected Air Travel Solution for Unaccompanied
Minors
Honeywell Technology Solutions Lab
Smruti Adya
PD-GDPD
Ortus – Device for Emergency Cardiac Care
Neodes
Suresh V
PD-SLPEP
Design of a Solar-powered Lantern
Tata BP Solar India Ltd
Aanchal Baranwal
TD-GDPD
Of Bundi Painting and Kachchh Embroidery
Karuna Khaitan
Bijoushree Brahma
TD-GDPD
SAGA – A Hand Painted Chronicle
Heritage – Handloom Emporium
Harneet Kaur
TD-GDPD
Periwinkle – A Collection of Women’s Wear in
Digital Printing
Bharat Silks
Kakoli Deori
TD-GDPD
JALI – A Collection for Women’s Scarves in Digital
Print
Bharat Silks
2 ½-year Post Graduate Diploma
Programme in Design
Kareer Tanvi Nitin
TD-GDPD
Athangudi – Contemporary Saris in Organic Cotton
Ethicus
Mehta Rajvi Paresh
TD-GDPD
Surface Development for Garments
Nivedita Saboo Couture
Nivedita Piu
TD-GDPD
Et Coussin
Eastern Silk Industries Ltd
Palash Singh
TD-GDPD
Design Intervention Programme for Basketry in
Zimbabwe
Outreach Programmes, NID
Radhika Sunil Patil
TD-GDPD
Everyday Seams – A Home Linen Collection
Bluberry Home
Sayan Chanda
TD-GDPD
ORI – A Journey in Contemporary Woven Textiles
Weavers Studio
Serleen Ingtipi
TD-GDPD
Galactic Futurist – A Lifestyle Product Collection
Tulips Ambience Pvt. Ltd
Smriti
TD-GDPD
A joyful Ride
Renault India Pvt. Ltd
Bhat Anushree Prabodh
AFD-PGDPD
Jagadish and the Talking Plant
Tulika Publishers
Karthik N
AFD-PGDPD
Chair Affair
Self-sponsored
Surabhi Gangrade
TD-GDPD
Chanderi Saris for Rajesh Pratap Singh
Rajesh Pratap Singh
Diwas Bisht
AFD-PGDPD
The Morning Show
Self-Sponsored
Krishna Kumar Menon
AFD-PGDPD
Unniappam (Little Rice Cake)
Self-sponsored
Wilson Soreng
TD-GDPD
A Million Little Knots
Obeetee Pvt. Ltd
Haninder
AFD-PGDPD
I Killed a Grasshopper
Sell-sponsored
Manisha Naskar
AFD-PGDPD
A STRANGE NIGHT FOR MR. SHASMAL
Self-sponsored
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Mathew Jacob
AFD-PGDPD
Karakura Forest
Self-sponsored
Mudit Tewari
FVC-PGDPD
UnBox Fellowships
Self-Sponsored
Mayank Nagor
AFD-PGDPD
Lakshami
Self-sponsored
Prachee Bajania
FVC-PGDPD
Saambhade Chheww? (Are You Listening?)
Self-Sponsored
Naresh Goud B
AFD-PGDPD
The Monkey and the Wedge
Studio 56
Pratik Modi
FVC-PGDPD
Advertisement Films
Self-Sponsored
Naveen K S
AFD-PGDPD
Atithi Devo Bhava
Self-sponsored
Tarun Kumarawat
AFD-PGDPD
Chorus-Ek Bhram
Self-Sponsored
Samridhi Dasot
FVC-PGDPD
Moochh
Self-Sponsored
U Ankitha Kini
AFD-PGDPD
The Craft Trail
Outreach Programmes,NID
Prabin Mishra
AFD-AEPEP
Dharamveer
Self-Sponsored
Abhishek Chandra
FVC-PGDPD
The Time Machines
Self-sponsored
Anish Chacko Cherian
FVC-PGDPD
Sumi
Self-sponsored
Diksha Grover
FVC-PGDPD
I’ll Tell You
Self-sponsored
Khushvender Kumar
FVC-PGDPD
Utraam Paatraam
Self-Sponsored
Satchith Paulose
FVC-GDPD
Amen
Self-Sponsored
Shah Aashini Mukesh
FVC-PGDPD
Sami Saanje (Towards the Evening)
Self-Sponsored
Sukriti Tyagi
FVC-PGDPD
Advertisement Films
Self-Sponsored
Abhishek Kumar Behera
GD-PGDPD
Resurfacing Memories from Photographs
Mrinalini Sardar
GD-PGDPD
Future of Creative Professions and Tools of the
Future
Kantika Kaur
CGD-PGDPD
Decorative Home Accessories in Silver, Glass and
Ceramic
Frazer and Haws
Mudra Rajeev Shrivaikar
GD-PGDPD
Developing Educational Tools For Sanitation
Awareness In Urban Informal Settlements
Self-Sponsored
Mehta Niva Kamlesh
CGD-PGDPD
Highlighter Range in Mosaic Tiles
Italia Ceramics Pvt. Ltd
Rahul
GD-PGDPD
User Interface Design for SAP Labs
SAP Labs India Pvt. Ltd
Shah Dhwani Hitendra
GD-PGDPD
Designing Educational Resources for Azim Premji
University
The Design Brew
Shidhaye Sujata Prabhakar
GD-PGDPD
Gamification of Onboarding Process at Cognizant
Cognizant Technology Solutions
Siddharth Dasari
GD-PGDPD
Architectural Publication for Studio Lotus
Studio Lotus
Darshana Dilip Rpokde
CGD-PGDPD
Handmade Modular Mural Tiles for Walls
Design Clinics Scheme for MSME, NID
Deeksha Kumar
GD-PGDPD
Branding for a Hospitality Space – Sacred Monkey
Avantgarde India Pvt.Ltd
Deepak Vishwakarma
CGD-PGDPD
Iridescent India – Home Décor Products in
Stoneware
Windglaze Pottery, Design Clinics Scheme for MSME,
NID
Gargee Thakkur
GD-PGDPD
Patient Care App Design
Samsung Design, Delhi
Ishita Jain
CGD-PGDPD
Tableware – Opal and Crystal Glass
La Opala RG Ltd
Halankar Akash Raj
GD-PGDPD
Redesigning a Spiritual Magazine – Osho World
Guerrilla
Japneet Keith
CGD-PGDPD
Utility to Utilitarian
Headmasters Salon Pvt. Ltd
Pallavi Chandra
CGD-PGDPD
Lighting the Way
Taara Design – Klove Studio
Azam Arastu
FID-PGDPD
Retail Kiosk
Ajay Shah Design Studio
Burhade Kapil Vijaykumar
FID-PGDPD
Luxury Bus Seat (2x2)
Vijayot Seats Pvt. Ltd
Devraj Bhadra
FID-PGDPD
Bus Passenger Seat for 2020
Isringhausen GMbH & Co. KG
Hari Gopinathan
FID-PGDPD
Art Nouveau + India
The Great Eastern Home
Kopal M Kulkarni
FID-PGDPD
August-Executive Office in Solid Wood
Ninety One Degree
Nikhil Aggarwal
FID-PGDPD
Escape From The City: A Farmhouse at Racharda,
Amedabad
Mr. Lester D’souza
Nitin Bharti
FID-PGDPD
Design for Retail Experience for XLNC Fashion
House
AV Designs & Exhibitions Pvt. Ltd
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Ravichandran B
FID-PGDPD
Modular Office Workstation
Featherlite Office Systems Pvt. Ltd
Deepak Singh
PD-PGDPD
Automatic Bus Washing System
Crevolve Design Technologies
Vistasp Homi Manekshaw
PD-PGDPD
New Format Refrigerator
Whirlpool of India Ltd
Chetan Thakurdas Bokde
TAD-PGDPD
Multiutility Vehicle for Indian Army - 2022
Incubis Consultants (India) Private Ltd, New Delhi
Rohit Sharma
FID-PGDPD
Raas Kangra
Studio Lotus
Malvika Sainath
PD-PGDPD
Digital Door Lock
Ingersoll Rand Engineering and Technology Centre
Abhilasha
TGD-PGDPD
Interactive Play Products
Vividha Home Fashions Pvt. Ltd
Deshmukh Bhushan Subhash
TAD-PGDPD
Automotive Interior Space 2020
SABIC Research & Technology Centre
Shruti Suman
FID-PGDPD
Kanavu – Modern Accent Furniture
Elephant Company Retail Pvt. Ltd
Motghare Neha Vyankat
PD-PGDPD
FUROGAMI – Convertible Bags
VIP Industries Ltd
Chandradip Rana
TGD-PGDPD
Fraction Planet
Playpower Labs
Gogte Ashish Rajendra
TAD-PGDPD
Urban Mobility 2040, Ahmedabad
General Motors Design
Siddhartha Srivastava
FID-PGDPD
Katran Chair- From Recycled Fabric Rope
Sarthak Sahil Design Co.
Pinakesh De
PD-PGDPD
Portable ENT Diagnostic Device
Icarus Design and Branding Pvt. Ltd
Chiranjib Narzary
TGD-PGDPD
Kheliva – Contemporary Toys inspired by Traditional
Folk Toys
Sudarshan Khanna
Jadhavrao Vijayendra Virendra
TAD-PGDPD
Vision for a Concept Car Exterior for Audi
Konzept Design, Munchen
Sonal Malhotra
FID-PGDPD
Partitioning Spaces
Ayush Kasliwal Design Pvt. Ltd
Pritam Sarkar
PD-PGDPD
Floor Cleaning Device for Hospitals
HCL Technologies Ltd
Varun Singh Parihar
FID-PGDPD
Value Proposition of Corian with Crafts
E I DuPont India Pvt. Ltd
Shaikh Masood
PD-PGDPD
Co-ordinate Flexible System
Jindal Stainless Ltd, New Delhi
Abhinav Gupta
PD-PGDPD
Export Fabrics for Home & Fashion
TI Cycles of India, Chennai
Sneha Ashok
PD-PGDPD
Beverage Dispenser
Tata Elxsi
Ashutosh Biltharia
PD-PGDPD
Portable Vaccine Cooler for Last Mile Connectivity
in Cold Chain
Design Clinic Scheme, MSME, NID
Sudhir Singh Mor
PD-PGDPD
Drinking Water Dispenser
Piramal Water Pvt. Ltd
Avnish Priya Gautam
PD-PGDPD
Luxe – Contemporary Bathroom Fittings for Mass
Indian Homes
Shark Design Studio Pvt. Ltd
C Dinesh Kumar
PD-PGDPD
Backpack for Cyclists
VIP Industries Ltd
T Varun Shyam
PD-PGDPD
Design of Components for Namma Cycle
EMBARQ India
Varun Prabhakar
PD-PGDPD
The Connected Cluster
Visteon Corporation
Virang Kantilal Akhiyaniya
PD-PGDPD
Secure and Accessible Storage for Domestic Market
Future Factory LLP
Jiya Sandeep Milanbhai
TGD-PGDPD
Playful Activities for Learning Science
ThinkLABS
Shruthi Raj G
TGD-PGDPD
Beyond Cycling
TI Cycles of India
Shubha Shrivastava
TGD-PGDPD
Games for Curiosity Experience Zone Retail
Titan Industries
Suneeta Karri
TGD-PGDPD
Pingu Panda
Rolocule Games Pvt. Ltd
Vibhati Sharma
TGD-PGDPD
Flamo – The Saviour
Zapak Games Pvt. Ltd
Vishal Kumar Prajapati
TGD-PGDPD
Robotic Tin Toys
Welby Impex Toy Pvt. Ltd
Anand C R
TAD-PGDPD
Micro Suv for 2030
Mahindra AFS
Prathyush Devadas
TAD-PGDPD
An Intercity Premium Luxury Bus for India for 2013
Diaradesign, Arrasate, Mondragon, Spain
Rakesh Balekundri
TAD-PGDPD
Small Long-Haul Truck for India-2025
Self-Sponsored
Sanjay U
TAD-PGDPD
INTERIOR FOR AN ENTRY LEVEL SEDAN
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd, Mumbai
Saurabh Garg
TAD-PGDPD
Tata Nano for Women
Tata Motors –National Institute of Design
Sawant Amey Subhash
TAD-PGDPD
Tata Nano ‘Go Anywhere’
Akanksha Mishra
ADM-PGDPD
Tattva – The Story of Elements
Upasana Design Studio
Archana A
ADM-PGDPD
Kodi – Festival Collection for Kerala 2013
Kuthampully Handloom Weavers Cooperative Society
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ADM-PGDPD
Ruggers Young Menswear Polo Collection
Arvind Lifestyle Brands Ltd
Athira K
ADM-PGDPD
US Polo Assn India Women’s Wear Collection A/W
2014-15
Devika Chaudhary
ADM-PGDPD
Quicky Indian Love Story
NUN
Devayani
ADM-PGDPD
Design for Social Impact
Upasana Design Studio
Garima Sudhirkant Pahwa
ADM-PGDPD
Enlightenment Spring-Summer 2013 RTW Collection
BODHI
Krishna Verma
ADM-PGDPD
Steel Magnolia A/W- 2013
Anju Modi
Meenakshi Belokar
ADM-PGDPD
Ed Hardy – Menswear Launch Collection SS ’14 in
India
Mrinal
ADM-PGDPD
Monad
Gaurav Gupta Studio
Nayan Negi
ADM-PGDPD
Sanchita – Indo Fusion
Sanfab Pvt. Ltd
Riddhima Singh
ADM-PGDPD
Malhaar- The Spirit of Rain Within
Jharcraft
Shafique Ahmed
ADM-PGDPD
ISHQ-E-DILLI (Autumn/Winter 2013)
Anupamaa
Sumegha Pahwa
ADM-PGDPD
CHARMS OF WOOL A/W (2013-14 Menswear &
Women’s wear)
Avani - Kumaon Earthcraft Swayatt Sahakarita,
Uttarakhand
Swati Chopra
ADM-PGDPD
Mona Darling - A/W’13-14
Ka.Sha by Karishma Shahani, Pune
Trishna Raj Kumari
ADM-PGDPD
THE NILE AND KALINGA (Spring/Summer 2013)
Anupamaa, New Delhi
Aanchal A Mehta
LAD-PGDPD
Automotive Trends Forecasting
Onio Design Pvt. Ltd
Amit Kumar Gautam
LAD-PGDPD
Helmet Design for Indian Women 2013: A farmhouse
at Racharda, Ahmeabad
Foley Design Pvt. Ltd, Bangalore
Amrita Deol
LAD-PGDPD
Home Décor products for ‘Nur’
Noorjehan Exports Pvt. Ltd, Gurgaon, Haryana
Amrita Gupta
LAD-PGDPD
Lotus Chakra-Sutra
Arttd”inox, JSL Lifestyle
Arpita Misra
LAD-PGDPD
Swarovski Lightings
Swarovski India Pvt. Ltd
Mathur Kritika
LAD-PGDPD
Ambient Paper Lighting
Inmark Exports Pvt. Ltd
Mitra Arundhati Abhijit
LAD-PGDPD
The Grub-Hub Kitchen Unit for Your Salad Days
Arcview (Architects & Interior Designers)
Patil Archana Ishwar
LAD-PGDPD
Shop in shop, unveil, makeup
Figments, Inc.
Mainak Dey
TD-PGDPD
Bed-Set-Go – A Collection of Bedding Ensembles
Textrade International Pvt. Ltd
Prachi Mahapatra
LAD-PGDPD
Design and Launch of Tents and Sleeping Bags
Wildcraft India Pvt. Ltd
Maria Idiculla Kurien
TD-PGDPD
CMF of Compact Sedan for 2018
Maruti Suzuki India Ltd
Sanjeev Kumar Gupta
LAD-PGDPD
Ringal – Dwarf Bamboo Craft
Outreach Programmes, NID
More Shweta Arun
TD-PGDPD
Woven Fabrics for Soft Luggage
VIP Industries Ltd
Sanjukta Das
LAD-PGDPD
Dvirupa – Art Furniture
Baaya Design
Nasreen Ahmad
TD-PGDPD
Tales from Home and Beyond
Tracon Export Services Pvt. Ltd
Shewale Lakshmi Pandit
LAD-PGDPD
Campaign Design for Promoting Eye Donation
INDI Design
Nimisha Kale
TD-PGDPD
Around the World – Bed Linen for Kids
Creative Portico India Pvt. Ltd
Ajeet Kumar
TD-PGDPD
24 Karat – Textiles for Luxuries Hospitality
VFM Designs Pvt. Ltd, Warps & Wefts LLC
Preeti Niveditta Bhandari
TD-PGDPD
Handloom Saga of Two States
All India Artisans and Craftworkers Welfare
Association
Akancha Tandon
TD-PGDPD
Color Fiesta – A Collection of Bed Linen
Creative Portico India Pvt. Ltd
Amruthalakshmi R
TD-PGDPD
Handwoven Rugs and Durries – Narratives in Wool
V-Weave
Ankita Sood
TD-PGDPD
Concocting Contours
Mulberry Silks Ltd
Bijoya Halder
TD-PGDPD
Woven Reflections
Raw mango
Ramakrishna K
TD-PGDPD
Tech.Tactile
Aunde India Ltd
Saiqa
TD-PGDPD
Contemporary Collection of Floor Coverings
M A Trading Company
Shardha Chaudhary
TD-PGDPD
Shanti-Van – Textile Art Installations for Advani
Siddhartha Das Studio
Suman Sharma
TD-PGDPD
Export Fabrics for Home and Fashion
J K Fabrics Pvt. Ltd
Charu Goel
TD-PGDPD
Footlore
Obeetee Pvt.Ltd
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Programme in Design
Khedhar Poonam Vitthal
DDE-PGDPD
Seatseller – Improving User Experience
RedBus.in
Yadu Rajiv
DDE-PGDPD
Creating Meaningful Play
Self-Sponsored
Prasanna Venkatesh R
DDE-PGDPD
HolidayIQ.com Mobile Site Redesign
Leisure& Lifestyle Information Services Pvt. Ltd
Bhavanee G S
DRE-PGDPD
Brand Activation for Knorr Soupy Noodles
Hindustan Unilever Research Centre
Rahul B
DDE-PGDPD
User Experience for Holiday Packages
Cleartrip Travel Services Pvt. Ltd
Dimple Bhadani
DRE-PGDPD
Online Furniture Retailing
eHomemaker Solutions India Pvt. Ltd
Rashmi Krishna Ingole
DDE-PGDPD
Next Generation Thermostat
Honywell Technology Solutions Lab
Garima Chaudhary
DRE-PGDPD
Bringing Home the Dream – Livdream
eHomemaker Solutions India Pvt. Ltd
Sagar N
DDE-PGDPD
Re-imagine Search Experience for Bing Sports on
Windows
Microsoft India Development Centre
Harshita S K
DRE-PGDPD
Toy and Packaging Design
Foley Design Pvt. Ltd
Samuel C T
DDE-PGDPD
Integrating Fashion and Social Dimensions to
Myntra.com
Myntra.com
Srishti Rao
DDE-PGDPD
CustRD – Towards Better Customer Support
RedBus.in
Swadha Jaiswal
DDE-PGDPD
Game Analytics Dashboard
Ankam Karthik
DDE-PGDPD
ZION – Security and Internet of Things
Desai Sarang Vinayak
DDE-PGDPD
Improving In-store Operations for Supermarkets
Samsung Design Delhi
Castelino Lou-ann Dominica
DDE-PGDPD
Smartphone Storytelling
Kanika Goyal
DDE-PGDPD
Dynamic Language for Samsung Feature Phone
Samsung India Electronics Pvt. Ltd
Upamanyudu Mullapudi
DDE-PGDPD
Mobile App for Apartment Management System
CommonFloor.com
V Shashank Kumar
DDE-PGDPD
Food & Grocery E-Tailing - A Service Delivery
Framework
Self-Sponsored
Karankal Rahul Vishwasrao
DRE-PGDPD
How Global Brands Interpret in Indian Context
Gensler, Bengaluru
Karkhanis Ketaki Shirish Kanchan
DRE-PGDPD
Taaza Chai Choupal
Hindustan Unilever Ltd
Mangu Shashidhar
DRE-PGDPD
Design Development of Interactive Framework
Happiest Minds Technologies Pvt. Ltd
Mayank Chauhan
DRE-PGDPD
Modular Installation System
TLV Product Solutions
Mohammed Aslam M A
DRE-PGDPD
Kiosk Design for Foot Scanner
E M Business Labs
Neera V Narendran
DRE-PGDPD
Photo-book Packaging
Canvera Digital Technologies Pvt. Ltd
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Neha Jha
DRE-PGDPD
Visual Merchandising for P&G Products in India
Procter & Gamble
Prathima M
DRE-PGDPD
Next Gen Pharmacy
Future Research Design Company (FRDC) Pvt. Ltd
Sawant Roshan Ramesh Ragini
DRE-PGDPD
Brand Activation for Taj Mahal Tea Relaunch
Hindustan Unilever Research Centre
Shamayita Debnath
DRE-PGDPD
Kiosk Design
Ripple Fragrances Pvt. Ltd
Sruthi Sivakumar Sheela
DRE-PGDPD
Visibility Solutions for P&G Products in Kirana
Stores
Procter & Gamble
Ashmita Vishwanathan
IID-PGDPD
Waytogo – A Multimodal Transport Tool
Cleartrip Travel Services Pvt. Ltd
Funde Kalpana Bhimrao Shobha
IID-PGDPD
Redesigning the Live Chat Platform
Careers Inc.
Gouri Mukesh Shah
IID-PGDPD Worker Safety in the Digital Age
Honeywell Technology Solutions Lab, Bengaluru
Gurpreet
IID-PGDPD
Smart Operator
Honeywell Technology SolutionsLab, Bengaluru
P Abhilash
IID-PGDPD
Redesigning the Bing Sports User Experience
Microsoft India Development Center, Hyderabad
Pathak Neha Jayant
IID-PGDPD
Designing the ‘XPrime EMR’ Platform
Xcsire Technologies Pvt. Ltd
Pranay Bansal
IID-PGDPD
Pre-product Visualization for Mobility in Building
Solutions
Honeywell Building Solutions
Debashish Sahu
NMD-PGDPD
GESTURE BASED DIGITAL INFORMATIVE GAME
Self-sponsored
Nikita Iyer
SDM-PGDPD
Establishing Product Superiority
Sarpotdar Niramayee Shrikant
IID-PGDPD
Smart Homes – An Exploration
Manasi Agarwal
NMD-PGDPD
Iconic Architecture – Exploring Mixed-Reality Popup Books
Self-Sponsored
Pakhare Sheetal Bhiva
SDM-PGDPD
Mobile Application Concept To Assist Adventure
Lovers in India
Spime, Trimble Outdoors, India Pvt. Ltd (Chennai)
Sharmila M
IID-PGDPD
Information Visualization for Operator
Effectiveness
Rucha Patwadhan
NMD-PGDPD
New Media Interventions to Improve Medical
Adherence
Honeywell Technology Lab
Saha Eeshan Tapan Namita
SDM-PGDPD
Designing an Opportunity on Smart TV for Print
Media Users
Mindtree Ltd
Swapnil Tryambak Ghodke
IID-PGDPD
Mobile Application for Job Seekers
Info-Edge India Pvt. Ltd
Simran Chopra
NMD-PGDPD
Story of the Urban Food Chain
Self-Sponsored
Samina Rahman
SDM-PGDPD
Design Research for Establishing Product
Superiority
Swati Yadav
IID-PGDPD
Developing Information Elements and Interaction
Patterns
Exilant Technologies Pvt. Ltd
Suvani Suri
NMD-PGDPD
Objects of Music: A Mixed Reality Chronicle
Blink Digital, Mumbai
Swetha Ramaswamy
IID-PGDPD
Bettering the User Experience of a Security System
Tej Seethamma K G
IID-PGDPD
The PayPal Digital Wallet (India)
Paypal India Pvt. Ltd
Vyas Heena Brahmanand Lalita
IID-PGDPD
Improving Experiences in Personal Health Care
CerebrBrahm Innovations Pvt. Ltd
Akshat Verma
NMD-PGDPD
VoicePal
Honeywell Technological Solutions Lab
Bhide Saurabh Ramkrishna
NMD-PGDPD
Collaboration Tool
Tanu Malhotra
NMD-PGDPD
Ensuring Safety while Delivering Hazardous
Materials
Self-Sponsored
Samira Jain
SDM-PGDPD
Metamon- Money Management Metaphor
MicroSave
Shruti Chowdhary
SDM-PGDPD
Dabur Wellness Center
Dabur Inldia Limited, Kaushambi, Sahibabad, Uttar
Pradesh
Chandrashekhar
SDM-PGDPD
My Profile Pro-Enhancing Experience of JobSeekers
Info Edge (India) Ltd
Sneshikha Gupta
SDM-PGDPD
New Colour Selection Tools for the Consumers
Asian Paints Ltd
Jyotika Bindra
SDM-PGDPD
Service and Business Design for Justdial Hotel
Reservation
Just Dial Pvt. Ltd
Ujjwal Tushar Kujur
SDM-PGDPD
UX Design Research & Competitor Analysis for
Mobile Analytics
Kolhe Jagdish Subhash
SDM-PGDPD
Business Model Development for Akalpya
Imaginations
Self-Sponsored
Vikram Borar
SDM-PGDPD
Empowering Front-line Sales Executives
Neha Chopade
SDM-PGDPD
Hotspot – A Search Through Emerging Reality
Trends
Info Edge (India) Ltd
Abhishek Ganeshgudi C
PHD-PGDPD
GETTING AWAY (Creating Narratives On
Yakshagaana)
Ekalpa Projects, NID
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Abhishek Kumar Choubey
PHD-PGDPD
Apna Patna – An Investigation
Kilkari Bihar Bal Bhawan
Shah Chinar Satishbhai
PHD-PGDPD
Life and Love of the Other
Self-Sponsored
Agarwal Saloni Sarvesh
PHD-PGDPD
Unpacked
Self-Sponsored
Tarun Garg
PHD-PGDPD
Migrant Workers – The Flourishing Faces
Self-Sponsored
Ajit Bhadoriya
PHD-PGDPD
Afghan Chowk
Self-Sponsored
Tashi Norden Lepcha
PHD-PGDPD
Sinaithi – The Land, its People and the Search
Self-Sponsored
Akash Anand Bhagwani
PHD-PGDPD
Transient Structures
Self-Sponsored
Tushar Joshi
PHD-PGDPD
Sanakari
Self-Sponsored
Ankana Sen
PHD-PGDPD
HANDICRAFT - AN ENTERNAL POSSESSION (Photo
Documentation of Craft Culture in Uttarakhand)
E –Kalpa
Visaka Vardhan P
PHD-PGDPD
Rebirth
Self-Sponsored
Kakreli Mayur Ramachandra
PHD-PGDPD
Living Coast
Ford Foundation
Makwana Hiral Maheshbhai
PHD-PGDPD
Polio Foundation …Beyond Polio
Polio Foundation
Maya Sasikumar Pillai
PHD-PGDPD
The Illusion of Freedom
Self-Sponsorerd
Patel Nikhil Hasmukhbhai
PHD-PGDPD
New Walled Cities
Self-Sponsored
Pranshu Dubey
PHD-PGDPD
Interective Gigapixel Imaging
Self-Sponsored
Richa Bhardwaj
PHD-PGDPD
Sacrifice Sacrament
Self-Sponsorerd
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Annexure 3
Faculty Profile
Name
Qualification
Courses Handled
Areas of Interest
Name
Qualification
Courses Handled
Areas of Interest
Pradyumna Vyas
• B. E. (Mech. Engg.) Jiwaji Univ.,
• Product Design
Director Gwalior
• Design for Crafts
• M. Des. IDC, IIT, Mumbai
• Technically Complex Project
[email protected] • Honorary Masters of Arts,
Univ. of Creative Arts, UK
• Year of joining NID : 1989
• Design for Crafts
• Design in Plastic
• Design for Social Development
Shashank Mehta
Product Design
[email protected]
• B. E. (Mech.), REC, Surat
• AEP Dip. in Product Design, NID
• Year of joining NID: 1993
• Experience Design
• Design Audit
• Design Process
• Service Design
• Indigenous Innovations
• Design for Small Scale Industry
• Design for Sustainability • Design Research Vikram Panchal
• PEP Diploma in Industrial Design
Product Design (Product), NID : 1981
[email protected] • Techno Aesthetic Detailing
• Presentation Techniques
• Simple Product Design
• Electro-Mech. Complexity
• Product Innovation
• Transportation Design
• Design for Health
• Design for Consumer Products
Immanuel Suresh
• Post-Diploma in Fine Arts, Govt
Graphic Design College of Arts & Crafts, Madras
• Faculty Training Programme, NID [email protected]
• Colour
• Drawing
• Nature and Form
• Environmental Perception
• Illustration
• Exhibition Design
• Print Media
Anil Sinha
• Post-Diploma in Applied Arts, • Fundamental’s Design
• Graphics & Communication System Graphic
Design M.S.Univ., Baroda Design
• Dip. In HR & Marketing Mgmt.
• Symbol Design
• Corporate Image & Branding
• Persuing Ph.D From CEPT Uni.
• Space, Form & Structure
• Exhibition Event Design [email protected]
• Basic & Advance Graphic Design
• Communication Research
• Packages Design
Dr. Soumyajit Ghosal
• B. Sc. (Hons.), Univ. of Calcutta
• Interface Design
Inter Disciplinary Design
• M. Sc. (Ergonomics), Univ. of
• Human Factors in Product Design Studies Calcutta
• Ph. D, Univ. of Calcutta
[email protected]
• Industrial Design and Marketing
• Management of Technology
• Safety and Injury Control
• Systems Automatisation
Vijai Singh Katiyar
• Diploma in Textile Technology,
Textile Design / Integrated Central Textile Institute, Kanpur
Textile & Apparel
• AEP Dip. in Textile Design, NID
[email protected]
• Yarn Design
• Fundamental Research
• Fabric Design
• Management
• Textile Design for Exports
• Textile Technology S B Saksena
• Dip. in Cinema, FTII, Pune
Film & Video
• Dip. in Cinematography, FTII, Pune
Communication Design
[email protected]
• Elements of Video
• Elements of Cinematography
• Elements of Editing
• Elements of Lighting
• Demonstration Project
• Production Design
Krishna Patel
• MFA, Arizona State Uni., USA
• Basic & Advanced Courses
AD&M/ Textile Design
• P.E. Diploma in Industrial Design, both Textile Design and with specialization in Textile Design, Apparel Design
[email protected] NID - 1975
• Knitwear Design
• Children’s Wear and Men’s wear
• Advertising
• Exh. Lighting
• Documentaries
• Textile Design
• Apparel Design
• Hand-woven and Hand-printed Textiles
• Fibre Art
Shimul Mehta Vyas
• Diploma in Accessory
• Design Projects in personal
Lifestyle Accessory Design Design, Fashion Institute of accessories and products for spaces
Technology, USA
• Materials & Processes
[email protected]
• Bachelor of Law, Gujarat Uni.
• Alternative Materials for Accessories,
• Bachelor of Commerce, Gujarat Uni. Home Products and Clothing
• Jewellery Design
• Interior Aesthetics
• Consumer Lifestyle Study
• Trends Spotting
Praveen Nahar
• M.Des. (Industrial Design), IIT Product Design
• B.E. (Industrial & Production Engg.)
• Diploma (Production Engineering)
[email protected]
• Post-Graduate Course in Eco
Design from Delf University of
Tech., Netherland.
• Year of Joining NID: 2002
• Design Process
• Systems Design
• Workshop Skills
• Materials and Processes
• Craft Studies
• Design Projects
• Design for Consumer Products
• Strategic Design
• Design in Public Domain
• Green Design
• Appropriate Technology
• Craft Design
Tarun Deep Girdher
• PEP Dip. in Communication
Graphic Design Design, (Graphic Design), NID
[email protected]
• Typography
• Communication at grass-root level
• Publication Design
• Education at Pre-Primary Level
• Printing Technology
• How Learners Learn
• Illustration Techniques
• Psychology-Behavioural Pattern & Trends
• Graphic Communication Skills
Chakradhar Saswade
• B. F.A. (Painting), Gulbarga Univ.
Information & Interface Design • M.F. A. (Print Making), M.S. Univ.,
Baroda
[email protected]
• Film Appreciation, Film & Television
Institute of India, Pune
• 2 Years Faculty Dev. Programme
at NID (1999-2001)
• Year of Joining NID : 2001
• Information Visualization
• Visual Identity & Retail Design
• Product Communication
• Semiotics of Photography
• Elements of Composition
• Space, Form & Structure
• Drawing & Visualization
• Visual Narrative
• Basic Graphic Design
• Symbol Design
• Word & Image
• Fundamentals of Visual Design
• Form & Space Studies
• Information Design
• Visual Metaphor
• Art-Design-Craft-Kitsch
C S Susanth
• Diploma in industrial Design
[email protected]
• Folding Furniture Design
• Simple Furniture Design
• Workshop Skills
• Basic Materials & Methods
• Craft Documentation
• Furniture Orthography
• Bamboo and Cane Crafts
• Paper Sculpture
• Material Exploration
• Craft Design
Romanie Jaitly
• Diploma in Industrial Design,
• Advance print design
• History of painted and printed textiles
Textile Design (Textile Design),NID- 1981
• Print concepts
• Historical trade routes
• Diploma in Print making & Painting
• Basic print design (in reference to textiles)
[email protected] Visva Bharati Univ.
• Experimental textiles
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Qualification
Courses Handled
Areas of Interest
Name
Neelima Hasija
• BFA (Painting), M S University,
Ceramic & Glass Design Faculty of Fine Arts
• Post Graduate Diploma in Ceramic
[email protected] Design, NID
• Elements of Form
• Material Skills & Processes
• Surface Design
• Craft Research & Documentation
• Complex Design Project
• Traditional Crafts & Culture
• Craft Research & Design
• Design for Development
• Travelling & Documenting
• Photography
• Systems Project
Mamata Rao
• B. Arch. (Karnataka University)
Design for Digital • M. Design Science
Experience (University of Sydney) • M. Arch (Urban Design),
[email protected] SPA, New Delhi
Arun Gupta
• B. A. (English Lit..), Univ. of Delhi
• Dip. in Cinema (Direction), Film &
Design Television Institute of India, Pune
[email protected]
• Film Appreciation
• Film Language
• Elements of Direction
• Scriptwriting & Visual Scripting
• Video on the Web
• Creative Writing
V Ravishankar
• AEP in Industrial Design (Product)
Design For Retail NID, 1989
ing Experience
• BE Electrical, University College Engg.,
Osmania Uni.,Hyderabad,1985
[email protected]
• Retail Store Design • Product Design Methodology
• Design Fundamentals
• Design Overview
• Universal Design Principles
• Universal Design Thinking & Practise
• Design for Indigenous Product Sector & Train• Design Triggers
• Collecting Experiences & Recordin Stories
Dr. Ranjit Konkar
• B. Tech., IIT, Kharagpur
Product Design
• M.S. (Mech. Engg.),
Univ. of Toledo, USA, Studies
[email protected]
• Ph.D. (Mech. Engg.), & Manufacturing
Stanford Univ.
• Technically Complex Products • Materials and Processes Technical • Spatial Geometry Computer Aided Design
• Design of Electromechanical Devices
• Mechanism Kinematics
Sekhar Mukherjee
• Post-Graduate Diploma in
Animation Film Design Animation Film Design, NID
• Diploma in Multimedia Content
[email protected] Creation, MTDRC, Dept of
Electronics, Jadavpur University
• Film Appreciation, FTII, Pune
• B Com., Calcutta University
• Drawing and Design for Animation
• Films
• Fundamental of Animation
• Theatres
• Illustration
• Writing
• Character Design
• Cartoon & Caricature
• Storyboarding
• Kinetics
• Production Process
• Freehand Drawing
Dr. Bibhudatta Baral
• Ph.D. (Cognitive Science), IIT Delhi
Information & Interface Design • M.A. (Philosophy) Utkal University
• M.A. (English) Utkal University
[email protected]
• Year of Joining NID:2002
• Cognitive Psychology
• Cognitive Psychology
• Ergonomics
• Indian & Analytical Philosophy
• Cross Cultural Psychology
• Ergonomics
• Research Methodology
• Philosphy and Psychology of Logic &
• Communication Studies Mathematics
• Cross Cultural Psychology & Semiotics
Rupesh Vyas
• MFA (Visualisation)
Graphic Design M.S. University,Baroda.
[email protected]
• Graphic Design
• Computer Graphics
• Typography
• Human Centered Information
• Elements of Multimedia Design for Public Utility Systems
• Information Visualisation
• Environmental Graphics
• Design Cognition
• Multi-sensory Design
Shilpa Das
• B.A. (English), Gujarat Uni. • Introduction to Indian Culture
Interdisciplinary • M.A (English Literature), JNU, Delhi
• Introduction to Semiotics
Design Studies
• M. Phil. (Critical Theory), Gujarat Uni. • Introduction to Narratives
[email protected]
• Persuing Ph.D. (Social Science)
• Identity and Subjectivity
TISS Mumbai
• Comparative Aesthetics
• Approaches to Indian Society
• Cultural Studies
• Contemporary Concerns
• Semiotics and Communication • Narrative Theory
• Gender and Children’s Literature
• Gender and School Textbooks
• Art and Aesthetics
• Indian Philosophical Thought
• Translation Theory
• Feminist Theory
• Disability Studies
Qualification
Courses Handled
Areas of Interest
• Elements & Principles of Design
• Creativity
• Creative Thinking
• Design Process
• User Experience Design
• Interactive Media
• User Centered Design
• Design Research
• Digital Design & Society
P Rama Krishna Rao
• AEPEP (Industrial Design), NID
Furniture & Interior Design • Certificate in Mechanical Wood
Industries Technology, IPIRTI
[email protected]
• Design Overview
• History of Design
• Materials and Methods
• Geometry and Structure
• Design Projects
• Systems Thinking
• Indigenous Design
• Lifestyle Research
• Product Semantic
• Craft and Folk Art
Dr. Subir Das
• B. Sc. (Hons.), Calcutta University,
Interdisciplinary Design • M. Sc. (Ergo.), Calcutta University Studies
• Ph. D (Industrial Ergonomics),
Calcutta University
[email protected]
• Introductory Ergonomics
• Work Space Ergonomics • Display and Control
• Human Factors in Product Design
• Ergo. Evaluation of Consumer Products
• Industrial and Agricultural Ergonomics
• Ergonomics of Hand Tools
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Occupational Safety and Health
Bhaumik Nagar
• B.E Electronics & Communication,
• New Media
I.T Integrated (Experiential) Gujarat University ,1994
• Information & Digital Design
Design M.E. Computer Engineering, Dharamsinh Desai university,2006 [email protected]
• Year of Joining : 2007
• Web Application and Framework
• System Architecture
• Usability & Interface Design
• OOD, Design Patterns and UML
• Enterprise Service Oriented Architecture
Gayatri Menon
• B. E. (Production), S. S. Engg.,
Foundation programme Bhavnagar
• AEP Dip. in Product Design, NID
[email protected]
• Basics of Design
• Design methods
• Systems thinking
• Creativity and Innovation
• Design pedagogy
• Design for children
• Film language and literature
• Fundamentals of visual inputs
• Basic Materials
• Combination of materials
• Design process
• Design projects
• Systems design
• Research methods
Swasti Singh Ghai • PEP Dip. in Textile & Apparel (NID)
• Traditional Indian Textiles for Design Foundation Studies
• Year of Joining NID: 2006 Textile students
• Surface Decoration for Ceramic
students
[email protected]
• Colour and Form
Dr. Tridha Gajjar
Graphic Design
[email protected] • B.F.A. (Applied Arts), BHU
• M.F.A.(Applied Arts), BHU
• Ph.D. in Applied Arts, BHU • 2-years FDP at NID (2004-06)
Dhiman Sengupta
• Dip. in Animation Film Design, Animation Film Design NID, 1999
[email protected]
• Work with craft artisans in rural areas
• Sufi Music
• Elements of Design
• Semantics
• Basic & Advance Graphic Design
• Visualisation Drawing
• Printing Technology
• Research
• Word & Image
• Colour
• Basic Animation
• Drawings & Storytelling
• Comic Book Workshop
• Sound Design & Music Appreciation
• Title Sequence Design
• Visual Scripting
• Comic Books & Graphic novels
• Music & Compositions
• Object Oriented Programming
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Name
Qualification
Courses Handled
Bhavin Kothari
• Diploma in Construction Technology,
• Intellectual Property Rights & Strategic Design CEPT Business Law
Management
• PG Diploma in Planning, CEPT
• Design Management
• PG Diploma in Patents Law,
• Business Communication
[email protected] Nalsar Uni, Hyderabad
Areas of Interest
• Design Planning & Mgmt.
• Intellectual Property
• Innovation Management
• Change Management
• Design Audit
• Craft Incubation
Krishnesh Mehta
• M. Sc. (Physics), Gujarat Univ.
• DSTM Convergence
Product Design • Dip. in Space Sciences
• Retail Merchandising Immersive Designs & Futuristic Technologies
• 2-Years Faculty Trg. Progm., NID • Multi-Sensory Design
krishnesh @nid.edu
• M. B. A.(IGNOU), Delhi
• Lighting
• Multi-Sensor Experimental Design • Year of joining NID: 1995
• Technical Studies
• Neurophysiology of Creativity and leadership
• Marketing Communication
• 4D Multimedia
• Alternative Medicine
Y.N Vivekananda
• M. Des. in Visual Communication,
• Photography
Design Foundation Studies IDC, IIT, Mumbai
• Drawing • Diploma in Applied Arts, • Basic Material
[email protected] College of Fine Arts Architecture,
Hyderabad,
• Computer Aided Design
• Crafts Design Development
• Nature & History
• Ply-Split Braiding and Knots
• Lifestyle Accessory Design
• Mathematical Art & Designs
Dr. Mihir Bholey
• Ph.D. (Social Science), CEPT Uni.
Interdisciplinary
• M.A. (Humanities) English Literature,
design Studies Patna University
• B.A. English Honors, Patna Uni.
[email protected]
• Socio-economic-political discourse
• Ecology-Environment and Design
• Visual and Popular Culture
• Media Studies
• Literature
• Introduction to Indian Society
• Contemporary Concerns
• Globalization, GDP & Global Warming
• Globalization and Design
• Urbanization and Design
• Narrative Theories
• Semiotics
Balaji Rengarajan
• M.A. (Automotive Design), • Automotive sketching
Transportation & Automobile Coventry University, UK
• Representation Techniques
Design
• B.A. (Hons),Transportation Design
• Automotive form/ Clay Modeling
Coventry University, UK
[email protected]
• B.Tech. (Automobile Engg),
Madras Inst. of Tech.,Chennai
• B.Sc. (Physics), MK University
• Photography
• Automotive exterior/ interior design
• Motorcycles
• Advanced product representatio techniques
• Digital Sculpting/ Visualization
• Clay Modeling
• Green mobility
• Systems Design
• Graphic Design
Rishi Singhal
• B.Tech.Construction Technology,
• Photography Project-
• History& Mythology.
Photography Design CEPT, Ahmedabad. Photography Design 2nd Sem.(6weeks).
• Politics & World Views.
• M.F.A. Photography, CVPA, • Advanced Photography-
• Anthropology.
[email protected] Syracuse University, NY. Exhibition Design 6th Sem.(2weeks).
• Story Telling.
• Image Sound Motion (photography)
• Visual Arts.
New Media Design 2nd Sem.(2weeks).
• Advanced Photography-
Ceramics & Glass Design 2nd Sem.(1week).
Tanishka Kachru
• B.Arch., Universtiy of Mumbai,1997
Exhibition Design
• M.A. History of Design,Parsons school of Design,New York, 2001
[email protected]
• History of Art
• History of Design
Dr.Jignesh Khakhar
• B.A (Hons.) Archiitecture
• Exhibition Design
New Media Design De Montfort University,UK,2001
• Information Design
• Ph.D. (Arch), Cardiff Uni.Uk,2007
• Interface Design
[email protected]
• History of Art
• Architecture & Design experience Design
• Architecture,
• Building Technology
• Environment Design
• Software Programming
• Documentary Film Making
• Economics, Visualisation
Name
Qualification
Sajith Gopinath
• B.E. (Poly. Engg.), MG Uni., Kerala,
Toy & Game Design
• M.E.(Plastic Engg.) Mumbai Uni. • PGDip. in Toy Design & Dev. (NID)
[email protected] • Year of joining NID: 2006
V Sakthivel • Diploma in Handloom Technology,
Textile Design SPKM, I.I.H.T, Venkatagiri,A.P
• B B A, University of Madras
[email protected]
• FDP, NID (1999-01)
Courses Handled
Areas of Interest
• Toy Design
• Nature & Form
• Material Technology
• Elements of Form
• Design for Special Needs
• Design in School Education System
• Eco Design
• Craft Design
• Textile materials and Technology
• Fibre & Yarn
• Dyeing
• Natural Dyes
• Basic Weaving
• Craft studies
• Weaving and woven textiles
• Indigo
• Indian Cotton in Design and Technology
• Khadi
• Natural fibres
Vipul Vinzuda
• B.E, (MECH) NITK,Surathkal 2003 • Design Overview
Transporation &
• M.Sc.. Design & Transport
• Design Projects
Automobile Design Coventry Univ.(UK) 2008
• Digital form making & Prototyping
• FDP Trainee (ID) 2004 - 2006
[email protected]
• Transportation Design
• 3D modeling(Alias)
• Design Research
• Packaging Design
• Visualisation & Prototyping
Sanjay Guria
• PG Dip.in Textile Design, NID-2006
Textile & Apparel Design
[email protected]
• Pattern Making
• Systems Design
• Menswear Performance Apparel
• Elements of Design
• Introduction to Textiles
• Design Fundamentals
• Uniform Design
• Traditional Craft & Culture
• Trend Research
• Fashion & Textiles
Swagata Shrivastava
• B.Arch., SCET South Gujarat Uni.
Naidu Ceramic & Glass Design • PG Dip.in Ceramic & Glass Design,
NID-2007
[email protected]
• Design Drawing
• Design Overview
• Orthography Drawings
• Software Skill Development
• Basic Material - Clay
• Sustainable & Eco Friendly Design
• Education
• Geometry through Material
• Ceramic & Glass in Architecture
• Ceramic & Glass Chemistry
Ajay Kumar Tiwari
• PG Dip.in Animation & Film Design
Animation & Film Design NID, 2007
• M.Sc., Govt. College of Science [email protected]
• Script Writing
• Pre-production
• Production Process
• Storyboarding
• Motion Graphics
• Film Appreciation
• Comic Book Design
• Illustration
• Design Process
• Soft Rock
• Short Stories
• Movies
Aarti Shrivastava
• PG Dip.in Textile Design, NID-2002
• Fabric Structure-2
Textile Design
• B.A. in Painting & Lit., Vikram Uni.
• Advance Woven Construction • Year of joining NID: 2010
• Design Project – woven apparel
[email protected]
• Weaving
• Traditional Crafts
• Surface Design
• Sketching & Painting
Mayank Loonker
• GDPD in Exhibition Design, NID
Exhibition Design • Year of joining NID : 2013
[email protected]
• Experience Design
• Spatial Perception
• Interaction Design
• Design Process
• Installation Design
• Travelling Exhibitions
• Interactive Media for Exhibitions
• Materials and Structures
Shrinkhala Aren
• GDPD in F&VCD, NID
• Scriptwriting
• Master of Science (Int’l Business & • Introduction to Editing
Design Mgmt. for Design) Uni.of Sal Ford
• Year of joining NID : 2013 [email protected] • Research Methods
• Behavioural Psychology
• Photography
• Film History
• Astral Sciences
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Qualification
Courses Handled
Areas of Interest
Jitendra Singh Rajput
• B.E. (Mechanical) - Nagpur Uni.
• Project Management – Design Project II
• Design Research
Strategic Design Management • PG Diploma in Strategic Design • Materials - Metal
• Strategic Management
Management - NID
• Systems
• Year of joining NID : 2013 • Project management
[email protected] Amresh Panigrahi
• Master in Strategic Design Mgmt. • Design Projects with Academic
Lifestyle Accessory Design Politecnico de Milano, Italy & Professional View Points
• PGDPD in LAD (NID) [email protected]
• Dip.in Advance Computer Arts
National Multimedia Research Centre, Pune
• B.Arch.from College of Engineering
& Technology, Bhubaneswar • Year of joining NID : 2010
• Design for Social Needs
• System Thinking
• Design Research
• Business Strategy
• Form Studies
• Human & Emotion
• Design for Special Needs
• Consumer Lifestyle Study
• Trends Spotting
Name
Qualification
Courses Handled
Areas of Interest
Jagriti Galphade
• M.A. Fine Arts (Drawing & Painting)
• Perception & Representation • Narratives
Design for Digital Experience Barkatullah Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal (Freehand Drawing) • Information Design
• Advanced Diploma in Computer Arts• Design Drawing & Representation
• Media & Education
[email protected] CDAC, Pune
• Basic Graphic Design
• Interaction Paradigms & Healthcare
• 2-year FDP at NID (2004-2006)
• Visual Communication
• Interactive Systems for School Education
• Color & Composition
• Digital Storytelling
• Media Studies
• Introduction to Narratives
• Prototyping & Usability Evaluation Methods
• Storytelling in Interactive Media
• Research Methodology
• Digital Storytelling
Saurabh Srivastava
• M.Sc.(IT), Allahabad Agricultural
• Still & Video Inputs
New Media Design Institute – Deemed University
• GUI Design Principles for Web
• MCA, IGNOU
[email protected]
• BCA, IGNOU
• 2-yrs.FDP (2007-2009) at NID
• Still & Video : As Research Tools
• Photography
• GUI Design
• Toy
• Drawing & Illustration
• Handicrafts
• Art & Literature
• Traditional Textiles & Crafts
• Surface Ornamentation
• Design for Sustainability
Shekhar Bhattacharjee
• M.F.A. in Painting from I.K.S.V.V.
Toy & Game Design Khairagarh, Chhattisgarh
• 1-yr.FDP (2008-2009) at NID
[email protected]
Gourab Kar
• Master of Industrial Design, Georgia
• Technically Complex Project (TCP)
Product Design Institute of Technology
• Ergonomics
• Master of Design, IIT - Delhi
• Research Methods
[email protected]
• Bachelor of Architecture, Birla Inst. of Technology
• Human Centered Design
• Universal Design
• Ergonomics
• Design Research
L C Ujawane
• D.F.A. (Drawing & Painting)
• Interior Design projects
• Furniture & Interior Design in wood
Furniture & Interior Design • Dip. in Architecture • Furniture Design projects
• Free-hand Drawing
• P.G. Dip. in Product Design, NID
• Furniture Technology
[email protected] • Advanced PG Dip.in Furniture Design,
• Workshop Technology
Royal Danish Academic of Fine Arts,
Copenhagen, Denmark
• Workshop Skill
Kaushik Chakraborty
• PG Dip.Animation Film Creation
• Drawing for Animation Animation Film Design & Direction, Indo Italian Inst. for • Character Design
Dev. Communication, Kolkata
• History of Animation
• Dip. in Multimedia Content Creation
• Design Drawing
[email protected] Jadavpur University
• B.Com, Calcutta University, Kolkata
• 1-yr.FDP (2009-2010) at NID
• Film
• Photography
• Painting
• Cartoon & Caricature
• Comic Book
• Foreign Language (German,French)
• Cooking
Amit Kumar Sinha
• B.A Sociology, Hons. • Collection Development,
• Design Education & Systems Thinking
Apparel Design & Banaras Univ. 1995 (Ready to wear, Design wear)
• Accessory Design
Merchandising/ • PG Dip.in Apparel Design, NID, 2000
• Craft Research
• Ethical & Sustainable Design
• Illustration & Representation Tech.
• Performance Apparel & Textile
• Soft Material Exploration & • Trends and Forecast Research
[email protected] Construction
• Nature & Figure Drawing
Sonal Chauhan
• Diploma in Fashion Design,
Apparel Design & NIFT, Gandhinagar
Merchandising • 1-yr.FDP (2008-2009) at NID
[email protected]
Nijoo Dubey
• B.Arch., M.A.N.I.T (RES), Bhopal
• PG Dip. in F&ID, NID, 2005
[email protected]
• Draping & Advance Draping
• Garment Construction
• Garment Manufacturing Tech.
• Fabric Construction
• Ready to wear
• Design Drawing
• Culture & People
• Material & Method
• Space Design
• Design Concepts & Concerns
• Personal Accessories
• Elements of forms
• Research Methodologies
• Spatial perception
• Consumer Research
Chaula Patel
• Diploma in Visual Communication-
Design Foundation Studies NID
• Master of Arts (Philosophy) – Guj. Uni.
[email protected]
• Bach. Of Arts (Philosophy) – Guj. Uni. • Year of joining NID : 2013
• Design Drawing-I, II
• Colour and Form
• Material
• Representation Technique
• Nature Drawing
• Construction Drawing
• Character Design-I,II and Material
• Techniques & Model Making
• Fundamentals of Visual Design
• Elements of Colour
• Form space and structure
• Design Process
• Travelling, Reading
• Bird- watching & wild life
• Music & Dance
• Arts & Community Service
Pravinsinh Solanki
• Dip. In Interior Design, School of
• Fundamentals of Visual Design (UG-I)
• Retail and Store Design
Furniture & Interior Design Interior Design,
• Construction and Fabrication (PGDPD-III) • Space Planning
• PG Dip. in Furniture & Interior Design,
• Design Project – II – Folding
• Space Design and Production
NID Furniture (PGDPD-III)
• Production and Execution
[email protected]
• Design Project – Stackable Furniture • Design and Detailing
(GDPD-IV)
• Design and Project Management
• Kitchen and Bathroom Design (GDPD IV) • Event Design and Execution
• Construction and Fabrication (GDPD III)
• Setting up furniture Factories
• Furniture and Interior Design -
• Materials and Sourcing
Design Studio (GDPD III)
• Furniture and Cost Cutting
• Design Project – Retail Store Design (PG-III)• Bamboo Furniture
R & D Campus, Bangalore.
Divya Dave
• PG Dip. in Product Design, NID
Product Design • B.E. (Mechanical), M.S. University
[email protected]
• Design Context 1 (PD)
• Design Projects ( especially SPD leel) • Design Project 1 (PD)
• Elements of Form, Form 1 & 2
• Material Innovations (FID) • Experimental Structures and Collapsibility (FID)
• Design Process (UG foundation Programme)
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Qualification
Courses Handled
Areas of Interest
Prahlad Gopakumar • B.Arch., University of Kerala
• Film History
• Cinematography
Film & Video • PG DPD in Film & Video
• Basic Photography
• Film Theory
Communication Design Communication, Design, NID
• Advertisement Workshop
• Still Photography
[email protected]
• Story Boarding
TEACHING ASSOCIATE
Chewang Dorjee Bhutia
• GDPD in Animation Film Design NID
• Stopmotion
Animation Film Design
[email protected]
• Story telling
• Advertising
• Cooking
• Collecting stationary
Shailendra Goraiya • PG Certi. Course in Electronic
• Cinematography
• Film Making
Film & Video Communication Cinematography, FTII, Pune • Photography
Design • Dip.in Advance Computer Arts,
• Creative Art Lighting Designing
C-DAC
[email protected]
• B.Com, Gujarat University
LIST OF FACULTY RETIRED/ RESIGNED/ CONTRACT EXPIRED
Dr. Deepak John Mathew
• B. Sc. Physics, Mahatma Gandhi
Photography Design University, Kerala.
• B.F.A., Painting, Kerala University
[email protected]
• M.F.A. Graphic Arts, M.S
University, Baroda.
• Faculty Dev. Progrm, NID
• Ph.D. in Design Education
• Photography
• Colour and Form
• Illustration
• Design Drawing
• Composition
• Painting
• Etching, Linocut, Woodcut
• Design Education
• History of Art
• Photography
Bhaskar M.R. Bhatt
• PG Dip. in Product Design, NID-2003 Product Design
• B.E.(Ind. Engg. & Mgmt.), Bangalore University
[email protected]
• Nature & Form
• Systems Design
• Design for Healthcare
• Design for Electro-mechanical Devices
• Design & Business Strategy
• Design for Wildlife Conservation
Deval Kartik
• PG Dip.in Communication Media
• Business Fundamentals
Strategic Design for Children, SNDT, Pune
• Business Communication
Management
• Master Diploma in Business
• Consumer Discoveries Administration, IMDR, Pune
• Basics of Marketing
[email protected]
• B.A. (English Literature),
Uni. of Pune
Shekhar Chatterjee
• B.Arts from Benaras Hindu Apparel Design Merchandising University in French (Hons.)
• B.Fine Arts from BHU -
[email protected] Specialisation in Painting & Textile
• Post Graduate Diploma from NIFT,
Kolkatta, specialisation in Leather
Apparel Design and Technology
• Year of joining NID :2004
• Interpersonal & Group Communication
• Consumer Identities
• Youth Studies • Marketing & Branding
• Consumer discovery methods.
• Analytical Drawings
• Design Education
• Design Drawing
• Design in Craft & Folk art
• Representation Techniques • Accessory Design
• Construction Drawing
• Trend Study
• Leather Module
• History of Art & Culture
• Fashion Illustration
• History of Costume & Fashion Name
Qualification
Lalit Lad
• PEP in Visual Communication
Film & Video Communication NID
Design
[email protected]
Courses Handled
Areas of Interest
• Script Writing
• Storytelling
• Story-Boarding
• Film Language
• Film Theory
• Writing Fiction and Humor
• Theatre
• Study of Mainstream Hindi Cinema
• Journalism
Nandita Mehrotra
• B.Arch., IIT, Roorkee
• Analytical Drawing • Spatial Design & Perception
Furniture & Interior Design • PG Dip.in Furniture & Interior Design, • Geometry
• Lighting & Colors in Space
NID-2009
• Auto CAD [email protected]
• Elements of Form-1 and interior Design Technical Studies
Andrea Noronha
• B.Arch. Goa College of Arch. Furniture & Interior Design • PG Dip. in Furniture & Interior Design, NID- 2009,
[email protected]
• Masters in Strategic Design Mgmt,
Politecnico di Milano, Italy • Year of joining NID : 2010
• Furniture Orthography
• Form Studies
• Interior Design
• Technical Studies • Geometry
• Furniture
• Lighting Design
• Crafts
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Visiting Experts
Name of Visiting Faculty
Name of Course
A. Balasubramaniam
Design Process
Design Concepts & Concerns
A.F. Mathew Contemporary concerns
Abeer Gupta
Design Workshop
Script Writing
Introduction to visual design (Composition & Structure)
Abhijeet Goel
Design Project II
Achuta Rao
Future & Trend Studies
Agnishikha Choudhuri
History of Design
Ajoy David
Design Management II
Akila Seshasayee
Typography I
Allen Shaw
Representation Techniques
Workshop (DP-IV)
Amar Gargesh
Design Process
Amit Krishn Gulati
Introduction to design
Amruta Patil
Comic Book
Anand Sukumaran
Ethnography
Design Project III
Studies in Society & Culture
Design Project III
Andrea N
Geometric Construction II
Ankit Shekhawat
Experience Design
Anirudha Sen
Advertisement workshop
Anish Daolagupu
Project I (Kinetics)
Anjali Rana
Design Project -II (Fabric Construction)
Design Project -1 (constructed textiles)
Anjali Srinivasan
Material and Methods - Glass 1
Anjani Kumar
Introduction to visual design (drawing)
Introduction to visual design (form)
Anju Pawar
Basic Materials & Methods
Anjum Rajabali
Script writing
Ankon Mitra
Cinematic spaces & objects with origami
Anoop Jotwani
Cinematography workshop
Anshul Juneja
Introduction to Knitwear (Garment Construction-III)
Anu Mishra
Advance print design
Anuj Sharma Workshop- Creative Draping
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Costume Curry
Chandra Vijai Singh
Design Project II
Design Workshop- I (Dyeing)
Chandrima Bhattacharya
Media Appreciation
Anupam Jain
Design Process
Chinmay Dholakia
Introduction to Typography
Anuya Naik
Design Project - I
Chinmoyi Patel
Photo, Video & Sound Art
Anwar Ali
Design Project
Dadi Pudumjee
Where is my shadow? Shadow puppet theater
Aparna Kaushal
The act of the matter: Exploring stop motion animation and music
David Abraham+A409
Design Project (Print design)
Archana Shah
Dawn Paul
Design Workshop
Arjun gupte
Making Underground Comics Black & White
Deepak Kannal
The visual Icon: Aesthetics
Arshia Sattar
Elective: Is there an Indian way of telling story?
Comparative Aesthetics
Arundhati Mitter
Design Project 1
Deepak Verma
Shape of Change: A time lapse
Arunkumar Shanmugam
Design Project - II
Devdutt Pattanaik
Workshop - Documentation of Visual Culture
Arun Ganesh
Information Visualization - II
Devika Ganapathy
Usability Engineering
Asha Baxi
Fashion Appreciation and Brand Building (Module I)
Dhyan Suman
Freehand drawing I
Asheesh Pandya
Introduction to sound
Dileep Prakash
Design Project 1
Sound Design -1 & Editing
Dinesh SharmaSustainability
Ashima Gupta
Craft documentation- History of world costume
Dipendra Singh Baoni
Ashok Mondal
Materials & Methods -1
Divya Dave
Design for special needs
Ashoke Chatterjee
Product Architecture
Atul Pathak
Advance Management Studies
Design Project II
Austin Davis
System Design Project
Research Methodology
Baishakee Sengupta
How to Promote a movie in 10 days
Design Project-1
Balamurali Krishna
Workshop-Time & Image
Basangouda Inandar
Game Design workshop
Esther Brinkman
Design Project 1
Basuki Nath Dasgupta
Falgun Bhupendra Shah
Bhadri Sonpal
Understanding Built Environment
Design Management I
Bhaskar Banerjee
Fundamentals of Management - 1
G Sivaramakrishnan
Science & Liberal Arts “Approaches to Indian society”
Bhaskar Bhatt
Design Project- Systems Design
Gabrielle Coriolle Rajkumar
Experimental Animation workshop
DP-3 NMD Investigation
Gargi Sharma Gupta
Typography II
Bhawana Maheshwari
Fundamentals of Management - 2
Design Process
Bikramjit Gupta
Script writing
Gaurang Nagre
Free hand design drawing I
Dawameren ImchenStereoscopy
International Open Elective: Documenting caricature
Gautam Chakraborty
Elements of Editing
Binita Desai
Character Design (Module Project-II)
Gautam Gouthi
Binod Agarwal
Environmental perception
Geeta Dave
Binu Bhaskaran
Design Project II (Computer skills)
Githa Heggde
Carmina Fernandes
Aesthetic Frugality
Gouri Patwardhan
Introduction to Editing
Design Process
Sound Design 1 & Editing
Gunjan Ahlawat
Craft Documentation
Chandita Mukherjee
Documentary workshop
Gregg Barnett
Game Development Workshop
Chandra Shekhar Badve
Design management I
Hardik Shah
Chandra Shekhar Bheda
Departmental Elective
Hema Malani
Jewellery workshop
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Hemant Wala
Workshop-visualization and Communication
Krishnendu Bose
Documentary workshop
Hemen Sanghvi
Craft Documentation - orientation
Krishnendu Bose
Dreams in Colour : A documentary workshop
Hitendra Vala
Basic Photography
Media Appreciation
Hitesh Desai
Design Workshop-I
Kriti Monga
Graphic Design
Design Project - 2 (Travelling Exhibition)
Kurma Rao
Advanced weaving
Space & Materials II
Innovative weaving
Design Project 1
Lakshmi Murthy
Hitesh Kewalya
script writing
Lalit Lad
Design Orientation
Hridayshri Prajapati
Design Drawing II
Lekha Washington
Design Workshop II
Hrishikesh Pawar
Space & Perception - I
Lolita Damodar Karnani
Composition & Structure
Left Foot Right
Lotika Vardarajan Traditional Indian Textile
Design Project
Madhusudan Mukherjee
Communication Studies
J A PanchalOrthography
Materials & Properties
Introduction to convergence media
J L Naik
Production Methods
Elective: Creative writing
Photography
Introduction to Semiotics
Nature & Form
Elective: Introduction to Narratives
Isabel Herguera
Appreciation Forms: Traditional Contemporary
Visual Language
Jagdish N Sinha Elective on Material Culture
Design Project - 1
Jai Sharda
Fundamentals of Management
Jaimini Mehta
Lecture on Design of Space
Madresh N. Pandusangi
SLA- The visual icon aesthetics
Jalp Lakhia
Communication Graphics (Craft documentation)
Mahaan Ghose
Design Drawing II
Craft Research & Documentation
Studio skills 2
Jasleen Manrao
Experience design workshop
Form Studies - 2
Jayesh Gohel
Workshop- Interaction Design
Sketching workshop (Digital)
Jean Dsouza
Introduction to Narratives
Systems Design
Elective (Narrative concepts)
Makarand Kulkarni
System Design
Jigisha Patel
Design workshop - 2
Mala Shodhan
Combination of Materials
Jogendra Panghaal
Form III
Malhar Dhruv
Design Project 1 & III
Design Research Tools & Techniques
Malhar Salil
Space, Form and Structure
Nature & Form
Mamta Sagar SLA- Creative Writing Skills
Johny M L
contemporary photo
Manish Chandra
Basic Materials & Methods
Jonak Das
Design Project - 2
Manish Joshi
Space & Materials II
Manish Joshi
Design Process
Geometric Construction I
Fiction Workshop
Manoj Kothari
Future & Trend Studies
Juhi Pandey
Design Process
Fundamentals of Mgmt II
Jyoti Bhatt
Photography theories
Margie Sastry
Introduction to Indian Culture
Kathan Kothari
Design Process
Mayukhini Pande
Kaveri Bharath
Material & Methods (Ceramic)
Design Project III
Kodarbhai Manilal Patel
Technical Graphics
Meha Davey
Design Project I
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Milind Malashe
Miki Desai
Craft Documentation
DP 1 & DP 3
Mohan Chandra
Interactive Art
Mohankrishnan Haridasan
Experimental Animation
Preety Trivedi
Elective: What Culture Tells us?
Molshri Ezekiel
Introduction to visual design
Pushkar Nagwekar
Interaction Design (Design Proj. II)
Mona Gonsai
Typography - Composition
Pushkar Nagwekar
Design Project 3
Mona Prabhu
Elements of composition
R L Mistry
Introduction to visual design (composition)
Typography Design Workshop- I (Dyeing)
Rachita Sareen
Design workshop
Myshkin Ingawale
Design Project - 3
AutoCAD inputs
N S Rangaraju
SLA “Material Culture”
Geometric Construction I
Nagaraj Paturi
Cultural Heritage
Analytical Drawing
Nagendra Rajbhandari
Rajib Ghosh
Navdeep Kaur
Departmental Elective
Rahul Dubey Workshop by IEEE
Neelam Shetye
Design Project - III
Rahul Singh
Space & Perception I
Neena David
Elective : (Cognitive psychology)
Space & Materials - I
Nikhil Joshi
Media & technology
Space Design
Nilesh Misal
Raj Kumar Deva
Intro. to Mgment - Focus on the apparel industry
Nina Sabnani
Craft Documentation
Fundamentals of Mgmt - I
Nirja V. Vasavada
Elective : Queez Theory
Design Management - I
Nitin Patel
Freehand design drawing I
Rajat Dholakia
Sound -2 (music)
Analytical drawing
Appreciation of sound & music
Parag Vyas
Basic Material & Methods (Metal)
Rajeev Raja
Parthiv Shah
Design workshop 1
Rajesh Dahiya
Piyali Barua
Introduction to visual design (colour)
Rajesh Thakare
Fundamentals of Animation
Prabir Mukhopadyay
Design for special needs
Rakesh Sah
Unconventional Materials (Glass workshop)
Prabir Mukhopadyay
Human Machine Interface
Basic Materials
Prabir Mukhopadyay
Vehicle ergonomics & packaging
Pradeep Patil
DP-II
Design Project I
Pradeep Patil
Design workshop 1
Pradeep Patil
Ramesh Annapindi
Design Context II
Introduction to visual design (colour)
Ramjibhai
Lifestyle accessory design
Drawing for Animation
Ranjith K Kartha
Lighting as part of system Design Project
Illustration
Rasananda Panda
Design Project -2
Prahlad Gopakumar
Story boarding
Rashmi Korjan
System Design Project
Prasad Bidapa
Design Process
Pravinsinh Solanki
Construction & Fabrication
Design Studio
Ravinder Singh
Design Tools
Design Workshop II
Prayas Abhinav
DP-1 Interactive Art
New Media Studies
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Computer aided product design
Shailesh Manke
Fundamentals of space planning
Studio Skills Workshop
Shailesh Prabhu
Game Design Workshop
CAID workshop
Shaileshwar Sati Prasad Narrative
Rebecca D’souza
Pattern Making (Structured clothing)
Shantanu Jena
Material & Methods II (Ceramics)
Rebecca Reubens
Sharan GoelPhotography
Richa Saxena
Fundamentals of Analogue Photography
Rina Parakh
Film Language
Design Project I & III
Shekhar Chatterjee
Design Project 1- History of Indian costume
Introduction to convergence media
Shilpa Ranade
Media Appreciation
Ritesh Rathi
Design Project II
Shirshendu Ghosh
Design Process
Rochana Deb
Synesthesia- set design in multiple overlay
Shivkumar Sunagar
Design Drawing II
Rohit Iyer
Visual Design
Fundamentals of Visual Design (Representation & visualization)
Rohit Swarup
Fundamentals of Visual Design (colour & form)
Romana M Sangma
Introduction to Narratives
Fundamentals of Visual Design (form)
Rukminee Guha Thkurta
Design Project III
Fundamentals of Visual Design (Structure & composition)
Rupali Pandit
Garment construction III (Intro.to Textiles)
Shradha Jain
Elements of Play
Rupesh Arvindakshan
Studio skills 1
Shruti Phagre
Design Project - 2
Sachin Sachar
Design Project - 2 (Travelling Exhibition)
Shweta Dhariwal
Design Project I
Samir Bhatt
Elements of Form & Space
Siddharth Mankad
Mobile VI workshop
Analytical Drawing
Siddhartha Das
Space & Graphic workshop
Desing Project -III
Sanandan Sudhir
Form Studies - 1
Design Project 3 (museum)
Form Studies - 2
Desing Project -II (Motion type Module)
Advanced Form- Workshop
Siddhartha Ghosh
Basic Typography
Sandeep Sangaru
Unconventional & Materials workshop (Bamboo)
Design Process
Siddartha Ghosh
Form II
Sangita Shroff
Design Process
Design Management I
Space & Materials - I
Sanjay Basavaraju
Creative Communication
Siddhartha Tripathi
Santosh Kumar
Elective (Design for Human Development)
Freehand Design Drawing II
Sarbajit Sen
Word & Image
Sonal Dabral
Script writing & Story Boarding
Sonal Shrivastava Introd. To apparel design
Sarika Samdani
Environmental Perception
Sreekumar P
Design workshop - Interaction spaces (Elective)
Sasidharan Nair
Material and Methods - Glass 1
Sridhar Pabbisetty
Information Visualization - I
Satya Narayan Rajpurohit
Typography (Letter form)
Srila Mookherjee Basu
Material & Methods II (Glass)
Savyasaachi
Craft orientation
Srinivasarao Pattur
Seema Khanwalker
Story Telling
Design Project II
Introduction to Semiotics
Subhendu Misra
Fundamentals of Visual Design (Representation & visualization)
Seshadri K S
Total Recall - Thinking out of the box from within the box
Sudhakar Damodaraswamy Design Process
Sethuraman
Usability Engineering
Shailan Parker
Photography as narrative tool
Design Project -II Digital Devices
Communication Graphics & Photography
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Sudhir Horo
Subu Palamadai
Basic Graphic Design
Sukumar Nandlal Jatania
Cinematography workshop
Sumiran Pandya
Design Process
Sumitava Mukherjee
Tavishi Alagh
Film Language
Tenzing Nyentsey
Space & Perception II
Thomas Louis
Material, Form & Surface
Craft Design Project DP-3
Tripura Sundari Joshi
Troy V C
Design workshop - 1
Workshop Time & Image
Tulip Sinha
Ujjval Panchal
Interaction Design
Design Project II
Ujjwal Utkarsh
Fiction workshop
Elements & Direction
Urmila Bhirdikar
Introduction to theatre
Utkarsh Biradar
Design Management III
Fundamentals of Mgment I
Uttam Pal Singh Introduction to design
V M Parmar
colour, material & finish
Introduction to visual design (colour & form)
Vandita Seth
Garment Construction I (Draping-I)
Garment Construction II (Draping-II)
Venkatesh Rajmankkam
Information Visualization - I
Victor Vina
Design workshop - Interaction spaces (Elective)
Vijay Paul Punia
Time Lapse & Pixilation
Introduction to visual design (composition)
Vikas Johiya
System Design
Vikram Joshi
Surface Design & Printing
Vikram Singh Parmar+B82
Design Project - 3
Viplav Shah
Visha Suchde
Design project III (heritage textile)
Vivek Ranga Fundamentals of Management II
Design Management I
Vivek Sheth
Scenographic Practices
Vrushali Dhage
Yasmin Sethi
Yatin Pandya
Space & Perception I
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ONGOING PROJECTS
Outreach
Programmes
1. Study on different Handcrafted Items used
for Felicitation during Ceremonies/Festivals
and Possibility of Developing Niche Products
Reflecting Spirit of Indian Crafts for such
Occasions for Office of the Development
Commissioner (Handicrafts), New Delhi
COMPLETED PROJECTS
1. Product Development & Diversification Workshop
for Cane & Bamboo for Agency for Promotion of
Indigenous Crafts (APIC), Bhutan
Project Head: Amresh Panigrahi
2. Product development & diversification workshop
for leather footwear and leather accessories for
Rural Non Farm Development Agency (RUDA),
Jaipur
Project Head: Shekhar Chatterjee
3. Design Development Training Workshop for
Bidriware Products for Export-Import Bank of India
(EXIM BANK), Mumbai
Project Head: V Ravishankar
4. Design Development and Skill Upgradation
Workshop on Doll Making Craft for North Eastern
Development Finance Corporation Ltd. (NEDFi),
Assam
Project Head: Sonal Chauhan
5. Design Intervention for the Basketry craft and
empowerment of 25 artisans from Zimbabwe for
Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), New Delhi
Project Head: Shimul Mehta Vyas
Project Head: Ramakrishna Rao & C S Susanth
2. Developing a “Handicraft Mark” for Office of the
Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), New
Delhi
Project Head: Immanuel Suresh
3. Jute Fabric Development & Product Development
& Diversification Workshops under JTM-MM/IV for
National Centre for Jute Diversification, Kolkata
Project Head: Paresh Chatterjee
4. Designing of “Khadi Mark” Logo for Khadi and
Village Industries Commission, Mumbai
5. Training Workshop on Knockdown Furniture
for Residential Spaces conducted at Kohima in
Nagaland for Cane and Bamboo Technology
Centre, Guwahati
Project Head: C S Susanth
6. Documenting the Textile Traditions of the NorthEastern States of India: A Composite Design
Study of Fibres, Dyes, Looms And Tools, Uses
And Cultural Indicators for Indira Gandhi National
Centre For The Arts (IGNCA), New Delhi
Project Head: Romanie Jaitly
7. Conducting Diagnostic Study on the Languishing
Pinjrakari Craft in J&K State for Office of the
Development Commissioner(Handicrafts), New
Delhi
Project Head: Tanishka Kachru
8. Designing Craft Based Souvenirs for Uttarakhand
State for Uttarakhand Handloom & Handicraft
Development Council (UHHDC) Dept. of Industries,
Govt. of Uttarakhand, Dehradun
9. Product Development and Training Workshop on
Knockdown Furniture for Residential Spaces in
Bamboo (in Jharkhand) for CBTC, Guwahati
Project Head: C S Susanth
10.Enhanced scope of work for developing revised
concepts of “Khadi Mark” for Khadi and Village
Industries Commission (KVIC), Mumbai
11.Design and Skill Development Training Workshop
for SAPTI, Dhrangadhra for Commissioner of
Geology & Mining (CGM), Gandhinagar
12.Design and Skill Development Training Workshop
for SAPTI, Ambaji for Commissioner of Geology &
Mining (CGM), Gandhinagar
13.Product Development & Diversification Workshop
for Terracotta Products for Rural Non Farm
Development Agency (RUDA), Jaipur
Project Head: Swagata Naidu
14.Design Interventions for the Basketry Craft for
empowerment of 50 craft women/artisans of Ethiopia (25 persons) and Ghana (25 persons) for
Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), New Delhi
Project Heads: Krishna Patel – GHANA
Amresh Panigrahi - ETHIOPIA
15.Design for Logo and Packaging for Handloom
Sarees of Tamilnadu for Department Of Handloom
& Textiles, Chennai
Project Head: Anil Sinha & Shashank Mehta
16.Design Intervention for Skill Upgradation &
Product Diversification in Handicrafts Clusters of
Gujarat (Old) for Small Industries Development
Bank Of India (SIDBI),Navjivan Amrit Jayanti
Bhavan, Navjivan P.O., Ahmedabad
Project Head: Praveen Nahar
Project Head: Amit Sinha
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17.New Design & Development of Silk Patola Sarees
of Kataria for Guj. State Handloom & Handicrafts
Development Corporation Ltd., Gandhinagar
Project Head: Vijai Singh Katiyar
18.Design & Development of Handloom Product
for 25 Societies in Kollayil Handloom Cluster for
Directorate Of Handlooms & Textiles, Govt. of
Kerala,Vikas Bhavan, Thiruvananthapuram
19.Strategic Design Intervention for 4 Handloom
Clusters Of Tamilnadu (Tamilnadu Cluster
Project-3) for Department Of Handloom & Textiles,
Chennai
Project Head: Shashikala Sathyamoorthy
22.Packaging Design Development and Training
Programme for Karnataka State Handloom
Development Corporation, Bangalore
23.Design & Technology Development Training
Workshops for Leather Development for Central
Leather Research Institute, Adyar, Chennai
Project Head: Shimul Mehta Vyas
24.Skill Upgradation and Capacity Building for DRDA,
Kutch
Project Head: Shashank Mehta
25.Design & Development of Handloom for
Pappiniserry Weavers Industrial Co-operative
Society Ltd.Pappiniserry, Kannur, Kerala
27.Implementation of Handloom Export Scheme,
Design Innovation and Product Diversification for
Sree Bhagawati Handloom Weaver’s Co-operative
Society Ltd, Thiruvananthapuram
28. Implementation of Handloom Export Scheme,
Design Innovation and Product Diversification for
Sree Vellayani Handloom Weaver’s Co-operative
Society Ltd, Thiruvananthapuram
29. Strategic Design Intervention for the Design
& Product Development for Handloom Weavers
of Tamilnadu (Tamilnadu Cluster Project-2) for
Department Of Handloom & Textiles, Chennai
21.Design Development Tie-ups for Tamilnadu
Weavers for The Tamilnadu Handloom Weavers Cooperative Society Ltd, Tamilnadu
20.Design & Development of Handloom Products
for 27 Societies in Thiruvavthapuram Handloom
Cluster for Directorate Of Handlooms & Textiles,
Govt. of Kerala, Vikas Bhavan, Thiruvananthapuram
26.Design & Development of Cotton Textiles and
Training Programme under DEPM for Karnataka
Handloom Development Corporation Ltd.,
Bangalore
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Industry
Programmes and
Projects (IP&P)
Strategic Design Workshops
• Photography workshop on “Always Carry Your
Camera” was conducted during 22 – 26 July,
2013 at NID, PG Campus, Gandhinagar. Total 14
participants attended the workshop from different
Institutes and Organisations like Ascent Finechem
Pvt. Ltd., The workshop was anchored and
conducted by Dr. Deepak J Mathew.
• Three days workshop on “Designing Persuasion”
was conducted during 28 – 30 August, 2013 at
NID, Ahmedabad. Total 16 participants attended
the workshop from different Institutes and
Organisations. The workshop was anchored and
conducted by Prof. Krishnesh Mehta.
• A workshop on “Creating Corporate Identity and
Banding” was conducted during 02 - 06 September,
2013 at NID, Ahmedabad. Total 15 participants
attended the workshop from different Institutes
and Organisations. The workshop was anchored
and conducted by Prof. Anil Sinha.
• A three day workshop on “Ergonomics and User
Centered Design” was conducted during 18 – 20
September, 2013 at NID, Ahmedabad. Total 13
Institutes and Organisations. The workshop was
anchored and conducted by Dr. Subir Das.
• A workshop on “Creativity, Design Strategy &
Opportunity Mapping” was conducted during 10 –
12 December, 2013 at NID, Ahmedabad. Total 16
Institutes and Organisations. The workshop was
anchored and conducted by Prof. Gayatri Menon.
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Summer Workshops
Ten summer workshops were conducted in May 2013 at NID, Ahmedabad and NID PG Campus Gandhinagar. The summer
workshops aimed to the students, teachers, artisans, housewives etc. with a view to spread design awareness among them.
Details of the summer workshop are as per below:
Sr. No. Name of Summer Workshop Date Anchor Faculty
No. of Participants
1. Natural Dye with Natural Color
06 - 10 May V Sakthivel 22
Prabhat Desai
2. N N Patel 16
Design & Creativity with paper craft
06 - 10 May
Piyush Panchal
3. Fun with Drawing
06 - 10 May
Kaushik C 22
4. Fun with Origami
06 - 10 May
Dhiman Sengupta
08
Swagata Naidu
5. Basic Calligraphy
06 - 10 May
Amit Kharsani
15
6. Making Glass Beads & Jewellery
06 - 10 May
Neelima Hasija 12
7. Illustrating Fashion Figures
06 - 10 May
Shekhar C 16
8. Textile Accessories 13 - 17 May
Aarti Srivastava 30
9. Toys in Raku
13 - 17 May
Swagata Naidu 16
Anand P
10. Cindy Gould
Toy Design
13 - 17 May
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The workshops received very good feedback and
the participants found them very interesting /
informative and career driven.
NEW INITIATIVES TAKEN, INQUIRY RECEIVED
AND MEETING ARRANGED/ ATTENDED THIS
YEAR
• Inquiry received from Firestar Diamond, Mumbai
for Off Campus Design Awareness Programme for
their technical staff and officials.
• Inquiry received from IFB Industries Ltd., Goa for
conducting training programme for their official.
As per request of client, Anil Sinha, Activity
Chairperson, IP&P and Krishnesh Mehta attended
meeting with head of different department.
Meeting was held on 12th & 13 August, 13 at
Goa. They were also interested for long term
relationship with NID.
• Inquiry received from Mahindra Technical Academy,
Auto & Farm Sector, Mahindra Rise Mahindra &
Mahindra Ltd. Chennai for conducting Design
Workshop on “Design for Persuasion: Creating
Dynamic, Multi – Sensory Experiences for Customer
Delight” for their fresh Automotive Engineers and
R & D Team. Prof. Krishnesh Mehta was nominated
as programme head.
• Approach letter received from Rajya Shiksha
Kendra, Bhopal (MP) for conducting training
programme for SCERT. The Rajya Shiksha Kendra
is an apex institution of Government to Madhya
Pradesh to implement Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA)
in the state. It also incorporates the SCERT and is
responsible for the development of curriculum,
textbooks, training of teachers and other academic
activities in the elementary education sector.
Dr Tridha Gajjar was nominated as programme
head. They were also interested for long term
relationship with NID.
• Mr. Indraneelkumar Das, National ManagerSales Capability Development, Kohler India
Corporation Pvt. Ltd., Gurgaon has approached to
conduct Series of one day off campus workshop
on “Understanding Design Language” for their
members of the business development team.
In this connection, one meeting was arranged
between client and NID officials on 23rd
December, 2013 at NID, Ahmedabad.
• Inquiry received for Off Campus Training
programme on “Print Advertising” for their
technical staff, Art executives, Senior Artisits of
Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity
(DAVP) Headquarters in New Delhi on 05th
February, 2014. Prof. Tarun Deep Girdhar was
nominated as project head. The Client had raised
brief inquiry.
• Dr. S Ghosal was nominated to conduct Off Campus
Training Programme on “Data Visulazation” for
their IT Department of Essar Oil Limited, Mumbai.
The Client had raised brief inquiry.
• Inquiry received for Training Programme on
“Product Design & Ergonomics” for engineers
of Bharat Electronics Ltd. The Client had raised
brief inquiry and process of finalizing the techno
commercial proposal is under process. Dr. S Ghosal
has been nominated as a project head.
• Inquiry received from following organizations
for conducting design awareness / sensitization
programme for their officials. • Saran Associates, Chennai
• Kohler India Corporation Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai
• The Directorate of Advertising & Visual
Publicity (DAVP), New Delhi
• Indian Naval Ship (INS), Valsura, Jamnagar • With successfully complication of five day
programme for Rajya Shiksha Kendra, Bhopal client
had invited IP&P officials to their Bhopal Office to
explore the possibility of conducting this kind of
workshops on regular basic. In this connection Dr.
Tridha Gajjar and Prof. Anil Sinha attended meeting
with official on 25th February, 2014 at Bhopal, MP.
• A telephonic discussion & meeting was arranged
with officials of Essar Oil Ltd., Mumbai on 6th
February, 2014 at NID, Ahmedabad.
• A meeting was arranged on 03rd March 2014 at
Bangalore between Dr. S Ghoshal and Officials of
Kohler India Corporation Pvt. Ltd., Gurgaon for
finalizing series of one day off campus workshop on
“Understanding Design Language”.
Client Specific Programmers
• Off Campus Workshop on “Design for Persuasion:
Creating Dynamic, Multi – Sensory Experiences for
Customer Delight” for fresh Automotive Engineers
and R & D Team of Mahindra and Mahindra ltd.,
Chennai was conducted during 10 – 11 October 13
at Chennai. Total 114 fresh Automotive Engineers
and officials were attended workshop. Workshop
fee was ` 4 Lacs only. Krishnesh Mehta was anchor
faculty of the programme.
• The first module of Off Campus Workshop on
“Design & Innovation” for engineers and officials of
IFB Industries Ltd., Goa was conducted during 19 –
21 December 2013 at Goa. Total 33 Engineers and
officials were attended workshop. The workshop
was well appreciated by the client and. Fist module
of the workshop was conducted by Anil Sinha.
Workshop fee was ` 5 lacks only.
• Client base in campus training programme
“Designing of Textbooks” for senior faculty
members responsible for textbook development
and teacher’s training from Rajya Shiksha Kendra,
Bhopal was conducted during 20 – 24 January,
2014 at NID, Ahmedabad. Dr. Tridha Gajjar was
anchor faculty / project head. The training program
fee was ` 7.5 Lacks only. Training programme was
well appreciated by the client and also looking for
lasting relationship with our institute.
• The second module of Off Campus Workshop on
“Design & Innovation” for engineers and officials
of IFB Industries Ltd., Goa was conducted during
22 – 24 January, 2014 at Goa. Total 33 Engineers
and officials were attended workshop. The
workshop was well appreciated by the client and.
Second module of the workshop was conducted
by Krishnesh Mehta. Workshop fee was ` 5 lacks
only. They were also very interested for lasting
relationship with our institute.
• Training Programme on “Stimulate your Creative
Side” for Officials of Indian Naval Ship (INS), Valsura,
Jamnagar was conducted on 23rd March, 2014
at INS Valsura. Gayatri Menon has conducted the
trainng programme. Programme fee was ` 1 Lac.
Total 55 Officials and engineers of Indian Naval
Ship (INS), Valsura were attended the training
programme.
Remarks: The all above mentioned programmes
were well appreciated by the participants and the
clients
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Annexure 8
Integrated Design
Services (IDS)
NID’s Research &
Development
Campus,
Bengaluru
1. Design Development of S V Museum at Tirumala, Andhra Pradesh.
2. Redesign of existing retail visual identity elements of Indian Oil Retail Outlets, IOCL Mumbai.
3. Design and execution of Museum of Swami Vivekananda Museum at Khetri, Rajasthan.
4. Exhibition Hall Design for Gujarat Disaster Management Authority at Gandhinagar.
5. Design of fishing cart for fisherwomen for Commissioner of Fisheries, Govt of Gujarat.
6. Interior design of Academic Hall, Hostel Block and Mess for National Academy of Direct Taxes (NADT).
7. Designating of Colour Scheme for the New EMU Rakes with SS Car Body for the Mumbai Railway Vikas Cor
poration, Mumbai.
8. Designing of signage system for Gujarat International Finance Tech-City (GIFT City) at Gandhinagar, Gujarat.
9. Packaging design of fertilizer for GSFC, Baroda.
10. Redesigned the spinning line trucks/trolley of Indian Rayon Ltd., Veraval, Gujarat.
Vision, Scope, and Strategy
The NID R&D campus has a dedicated research unit
which functions with defined vision and strategies
fitting the scope and ethos of a R&D center in
an educational framework. Three important
masters level design programmes are run from the
campus- Interface and Information Design (IID),
Design for Digital Experience (DDE), and Design
for Retail Experience (DRE). Each programme is of
two and half year duration. Most of the research
activities are taken in a selective manner in order
to complement the formal educational activities.
Graduates from these three programmes are much
in demand in the industry. There are around 20-25
researchers working in various research projects in
the Research & Development campus participating in
research activities, documentation and writing. Few
important objectives and goals of the Research and
Development unit have been outlined below:
• To plan and strategically weave research elements and principles into the curricula of the Post Graduate programmes being run from the R&D campus.
• To get projects/consultancy opportunities from the industry which are normally guided and supervised by faculties and in-house researchers.
• To pursue design research in a globally competitive manner focusing on research led design of products, applications, systems and services.
•
To establish collaborations and interactions with the industry for developing the curricula addressing the needs and requirements of the industry.
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Important Events/Happenings in the
R&D Campus, Bangalore during the
Period 2013-14.
• Students from NID R and D Campus attended
the Design Innovation and You (DIY) workshop
organised by Massachusetts Institute of Technology
at BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus for a duration of 1
week. The theme for the workshop was ‘Engineering
the Eye’ where engineers and designers had the
opportunity to interact with doctors at the L. V.
Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad and find problem
areas in the field of eye care.
• Three students from NID R and D Campus
AmeyaChikramane, Rasagy Sharma and
HafsahParkar were selected for a workshop at the
Hyperwerk Institute of Postindustrial Design in
Basel, Switzerland .The workshop was conducted
in May was centered on the design of new tools,
materials, methods and services that explored
the scene of Indian Handicrafts in the context of
Postindustrial design. The use of Bamboo as cheap
and useful multipurpose material was looked at
from newer perspectives. The outcome of the
workshop was the design movement MOTOCO,
which concluded as a RoadtripDocumentary in
October in India in which all the three students
participated for a 15-day road trip in India with
students and faculty from Switzerland.
• Nokia Confluence was held at NID R and D Campus
on 18th and 19th Feb 2013. This was an all India
Event and highlighted various Nokia - University
collaborations.
• The research work done for Digital Hampi Lab
was selected for a paper presentation to Digital
Heritage 2013 Conference held at Marseille, France
from 28th Oct to 1st Nov. The paper looked at
Reconstruction of Virupaksha Bazaar Street of
Historical Hampi and was presented by Mamata N.
Rao.
• Information and Interface Design (IID) student
Samuel Pushpak Kancharla from Bangalore campus
got selected to study at HTW Berlin, Germany which
is another institute with NID’s MOU for a period of
five months under the scheme of students exchange
programme from September 13 to February 2014.
German organization DAAD is supporting Samuel’s
travel expenditure and provides a scholarship which
is taking care of his stay in Germany.
• Another student of Information and Interface
Design discipline from Bangalore campus Rasagy
Sharma was chosen by the team of professors
from Hyperwerk Institute and University of Applied
Sciences and Art, Basal, Switzerland for a workshop
on Cross-cultural Dialogue in collaboration
withSwissnex India and Motoco movement which
was linked with the 50th anniversary celebration of
the building of the Swiss Embassy in New Delhi.
1. 3 students of DRE had participated in the ENSADNID International Bamboo Studio, conducted at
NID Bangalore in January and at ENSAD Paris in
March 2013. The following are the Students.
Dec. 2013 at NID R&D Campus. 19 bamboo Master
artisan from various cluster had participated in the
workshop.
4. NID bamboo centre participating in the 10th
Kerala bamboo fest in Kochi during 13th to 17th
December 2013 and also making a presentation
on Bamboo furniture in the 1 day seminar on 12th
Dec. as part of the bamboo fest
Research Interests at the R&D ampus,Bangalore
Prabhashish Singh, Purva Sharma and Abhishek
Singh
2. DRE had participated in In-store Asia 2013 at
Mumbai in February, where DRE students designed
and put up a stall to talk about NID design
education and the learning in DRE programme
3. DRE student HafsahParkar had been a team
member in the Switzerland visit in May 2013 and
later the project taken in India which was exhibited
in Delhi during November 2013.
Bamboo Technology Project
1. Organized and conducted ENSAD – NID
International Bamboo Studio at NID Bangalore
campus during 10 -20 Jan 2013. 10 students
from various disciplines (FID, PD, LAD & DRE) are
participated in this workshop. Later they had also
visited ENSAD Paris for the second workshop in
March.
2. The second workshop of ENSAD – NID had been
planned for the year 2014 by NID and ENSAD team
where NID students and ENSAD students will be
working together on various themes.
3. NID Outreach programme along with Bamboo
Centre had taken up a project with Kerala State
Bamboo Mission to conduct a training programme
for master artisans from Kerala. This was
successfully conducted during 19th Nov. to 4th
The campus is putting higher importance on
research and faculties are working on several
research projects on topics ranging from Digital
study of culture, Crafts, Arts, web-based design
education, Interface design etc. E-Kalpa project
pursued from the R&D campus is an attempt to
develop a large-scale web-based design education
framework and also to develop a digital database/
archive on Indian crafts.
Two new floors have been constructed in order to
expand the research and educational activities of
the campus. Two new programmes are planned to
start from 2015 for which preparations are in full
swing. With this development the R&D campus will
have total five PG programmes. NID Rajajinagar
center has undergone full renovations and now
fully operational with research projects and NDBI
projects.
by faculties and researchers.
• To pursue design research in a globally competitive
manner focusing on research led design of
products, applications, and services.
• To establish collaborations and interactions with the
industry for developing the curricula addressing
the needs and requirements of the industry.
E-Kalpa Project brief
The E-Kalpa project aims at creating Digital Learning
Environment for Design education in India. This new
digital and web-based learning environment will
provide access to acquisition, of critical knowledge,
skills, and abilities in the field of design. The project
is also currently creating a large Digital Database on
Indian Crafts. The E-Kalpa project is supported by
the ministry of Human Resources and Development
(MHRD).
• Dr. Sanjay Tripathi & team from ABB visited the
Campus for collaborative research possibilities in
the future.
• Microsoft Design Expo Competition was conducted
and coordinated from NID R&D Campus, and a
team from NID Graphic design was the winner team
which went to Seattle for the final seminar.
• A team of scientists and engineers from IISc
Bangalore visited the R&D campus for discussing
about collaboration between the two institutes.
The NID R&D campus has a dedicated research unit
which functions with defined vision and strategies
fitting the scope and ethos of a R&D center in a
modern educational framework. Few important
objectives and goals of the R&D unit have been
outlined below:
• To develop and provide research base for the
campus and its educational programmes.
• To plan and strategically weave research elements
and principles into the curricula of the Post
Graduate programmes being run from the R&D
campus.
• To get projects/consultancy opportunities from the
industry which are normally guided and supervised
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• Hitender Noonwal, student, ADM PG 11,
participated in Haute Couture competition along
with Neha Sagar from TGD 2012 batch, held at IIM
in November ‘13. They were supposed to design an
Haute Couture garment out of the waste material
provided by them, on the spot in a given time
frame. They received a second prize. A picture is
enclosed for your reference. He was also selected
for the photography workshop conducted by
German photographer Wolfgang Zurborn, a four
day workshop which was organized by Deutsche
Forschungs Gemeinschaft (DFG) in association with
NID 2013. The selection process for the workshop
was based on students existing photography
portfolio.
NID’s PG
Campus,
Gandhinagar
Apperal Design
Student’s Achievements
• Hena Parveen, a student of Apparel Design &
Merchandising, 2011 batch, earned accolades by
becoming the finalist in World of wearable Art
award, New Zealand. Also, Hena’s collection from
the classroom project “Querencia” was selected
by one of the organizing members of IMG-Lakme
fashion Week to as a potential entry for LFW Gen
Next Designer Program for Summer/Resort 2014.
• Varsha Narain Devjani, ADM batch 2011,
participated in the World of Wearable Art (WOW)
competition in New Zealand held in September
2013 along with two fellow students, Gaurav
Tathode & Swati Kujur from Lifestyle Accessory
Design of the 2011 batch. Their garment, “Grazia
Cadence”, had been selected as one of the finalists
under WETA Workshop Costume and Film Section.
• Devyani Jain (ADM 2012) and Manikandan Hk
(NMD 2012) collaborated for their summer
internship at The Social Body Lab, OCAD University,
Toronto under Professor Kate Hartman, (Director)
who is an internationally renowned Wearable
Technology expert. The chosen area for the project
is ‘Wearable design’ in context of self talking,
referred as ‘Automatic thoughts’ in Cognitive
psychology. The focus of the internship was to
learn the various approaches to wearable design;
primarily an exploratory project and the intention
was to develop various functional prototypes to
demonstrate the possibilities in new product space
and in that process, understand the design for
wearability. The Social Body Lab takes the human
body as a starting point from which to consider
how humans interface with and relate to the world
around them.
Title: “Wearable Audio Journal and Mobile
Application to Capture Automatic Thoughts in
Patients Undergoing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy”
• Apparel Design Student Teams have also won first
prize in following Inter College Cultural Fests in
2013
Design, Ready to Wear Collection, High-end
Apparel Collection development is some of them
to name with an intense research and need based
focus.
Ready to Wear Project to promote Khadi for KVIC:
NID Sponsored
A Ready to Wear Design Project on Khadi,
classroom project focusing on revival of khadi to
provide it a larger market share and newer product
and client profilegot overage in Ahmedabad Mirror
dated January 21, 2014.
COLLABORATIORY INITIATIVES: NATIONAL &
INTERNATIONAL:
Ms. Krishna Patel, Sr. faculty of Apparel Design was
invited to conduct a class at the, Penland School
of Crafts, NC, USA, Summer 2013. Ms. Krishna
Patel, Sr. Faculty, Apparel Design, Mr. Vipul Vinzuda
Coordinator TAD, coordinated the very first
Seminar on National Sizing Standards for India at
NID.
International Open Elective 2014:
It was offered in four different areas and was
successfully conducted in at the PG Campus,
Gandhinagar. Amit Sinha, faculty, Apparel Design,
as a part of the managing team, coordinated
planning, preparation and execution of these
courses at the PG Campus, Gandhinagar. The
courses offered were:
1. Total Recall: Thinking Out of the Box from Within
the Box (moving graphics & animation) - Sheshadri
K.S
2. Left Foot Right: A Workshop on Contemporary
Dance - Hrishikesh Pawar
3. The Sound We See: A 16mm Pinhole Camera
Workshop - Paolo Davanzo & Lisa Marr
4. Photography as a Narrative Tool - Shailan Parker
IIT’s cultural fest - Blithchron ‘13 (Fashion Show)
DA-IICT - Synapse- Fashion Show 2013
FACULTY INVOLVEMENTS Design Projects &
Courses:
Various foundation and specialised courses
and projects were delivered during 2013 in the
discipline by its faculty members who varied
in nature from having focus on design basics,
product, material, system and function. System
A textile student from the fabric structure course,
conducted by Ms. Krishna Patel and Mr. Sakthivel
won the Afghan Made Carpet Design Competition
in Hannover, Germany for the student’s category
which was finally was woven in Afghanistan. The
winning designs of all different categories were
exhibited during Domotex event in Hanover on
January 12th, 2014.
Carpet Design Awards (CDA), Domotex:
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Lactra Systems: Educational Partners Program
As a part of the initiative to improvise on quality
and deliverance in education, faculty member Amit
Sinha, Apparel Design discipline at NID has been
able to negotiate sharing of free software license
and maintenance with subsidized charges with the
Lectra Systems, for an association on educational
facilities. Lectra Educational Partners Program
donates industry leading technology to colleges
and universities throughout the world, over 900
schools use Lectra technology in the classroom to
provide their students with the industry’s latest
innovative business tools for the design, creation,
development and manufacturing of soft goods,
including sewn products and flexible materials.
their newly developed fabric range under the
concept of UnFormals. The president of ‘Vimal’
brand, Mr.Anand Parikh with Rajiv Pal & other
team members visited the discipline along with
his marketing team and addressed the students
working on this project to explain the concept and
need.
Centre for Sustainable Fashion, London College of
Fashion:
Dilys Williams, the Director of Centre for
Sustainable Fashion from London College of
Fashion (University of the Arts London) visited PG
Campus on 5th March 2014 during 2 weeks stay at
NID as an UnBox Fellow. There has been discussions
and initiation of possible research and education
partnership in her meeting with Centrehead Ms.
Krishna Patel, Amit Sinha and Amresh Panigrahi.
Proposed collaborations are following:
Features
• Provide state-of-the-art technology training and
education
• Increase the marketability of your program to
recruit new students
• Provide more opportunities for job placement at
leading apparel brands and retailers
• Connect with Lectra education partner schools
Splash Fashions, Landmark Group, Dubai
In a recent development, Apparel Design, NID has
been approached by the Mr. Manoj Mehra, HR &
Training Department, Splash Fashions, Landmark
Group, Dubai, to develop a curriculum and training
of its staff involved in product development and
quality assurance.
LIFW Talent Search for the GenNext Program
Gautam Vazirani, organizing member of LIFW
events from IMGReliance visited Apparel Design
in 2013 to start an initiative to launch creative
students especially from Apparel Design, NID
through the platform of GenNext, Lakme India
Fashion Week (LIFW). He requested the students
to submit their work and also shortlisted one
student, Ms. Hena Parveen’s classroom project for
submission.
Reliance Industries Ltd.: ‘ONLY VIMAL’
Reliance Industries ltd. approached Apparel Design
discipline for a possible collaboration on Class
room project. The Design Project 1 RTW for 2013
batch has started with their brief to develop a
look and promotional Collection of Apparel for
• From our end would be to share our research and
strengths in the area of ‘Traditional Knowledge
Systems’. This could be done through Exhibitions
at England demonstrating our learning from these
systems.
• Collaborative Research with Faculty from Both
Institutes
• Collaborative result oriented projects related to
materials, use and their promotion.
Galleria-Intima, Goa
Faculty members of the Apparel Design attended
the trade fair and conference/seminars on intimate
apparel industry, “Galleria-Intima 23-24Aug 2013” in
Grand Hyatt, Goa. The idea was to look forward to
growth areas in the growing demand and of design
and quality to meet challenges in the concerned
industry.
Photography
The post graduate diploma programme in
Photography Design is aimed at photography
professionals, or advanced enthusiasts, who want
to refine their practice in a guided environment.
The programme bridges the gap between skill
based learning and critical theories of the medium.
The discipline emphasizes on conceptualization,
experimentation and the development of one’s
own visual language. The programme has latest
equipment including large, medium and small
format cameras, state-of-the-art color and black
& white dark rooms, a fully fledged photography
studio, high-end scanners, and large format digital
archival printers.
1. 10 Photography Design students graduated this
year, of which, 3 are now working as Independent
Photography Professionals, 2 are working in
education, 1 has started his own enterprise, 1
is involved in research at NID, 1 is working in
an advertising studio, 1 is assisting a fashion
photographer and 1 graduate is preparing for
further education.
Images: Photography focusing on Swiss
Architecture’ presented a talk in Feb. 2014.
10.Johny ML, curator, conducted a history of arts
workshop for 1st year students in Dec. 2013.
11.Ben Thomas from Austrailia conducted a week
long workshop on Gigapan for 1st year students in
Dec. 2014.
12.Paolo Davanzo & Lisa Marr from USA conducted a
2 week open elective workshop on 16mm Pin Hole
Camera.
2. Rishi Singhal was appointed the new coordinator
of Photography Design in place of Dr. Deepak
John Mathew in Jan. 2014.
13.Dileep Prakash, renowned Indian photographer,
conducted a week long workshop for 1st year
students in Feb. 2014.
3. 5 students from the programme visited University
of Creative Arts in Farnham, UK for a month
in Nov. 2013 under the existing exchange
programme. 3 of UCA, Farnham’s students visited
us in Sep 2013, and 2 visited in Feb. 2014.
14.Malhar Dhruv conducted a 3 day skill development
workshop in Studio Lighting in Feb. 2014.
4. 4 Faculty members from UCA Farnham Prof. Anna
Fox, Joy Gregory, Sunil Gupta & Natasha Caruana
visited NID through the year, and presented their
work to the design community on Gandhinagar
campus.
5. Embassy of Germany in India, DWIH & Deutsche
Forschungsgemeinschaft, in association with
NID organized a 3 day photography workshop
by Wolfgang Zurborn in Ahmedabad in Nov.
2013. 15 participants from NID and all over India
participated in this workshop. There was no fee
for the workshop, and participation was based on
selection of portfolio on merit.
6. Kate Copeland, Portland Oregon, Fulbright scholar
to M.S. University, Vadodara, conducted a 1 week
workshop on Alternative processes for 1st year
P.G. students, which was also attended by 3rd
semester U.G. students in Graphic Design.
7. Katrina Sluis, curator of Digital Photography at
The Photographer’s Gallery, London presented a
talk in Jan. 2014, and also did students’ portfolio
reviews.
8. Louise Clements, founder & director of FORMAT
Photography Festival, UK & QUAD, presented
a talk in Jan. 2014 and reviewed students’
portfolios.
9. Dr. Hubertus Adam, Director of Swiss Architecture
Museum, and curator of exhibition ‘Building
15.Shiho Kito, a visiting fellow in photography, under
a grant from the Ministry of Japan, is spending
1 year at NID from Jan. 2014 onwards, working
on her personal project, and also contributing to
education in Photography Design at NID.
16.Rukminee Guha Thakurtha, an internationally
renowned book designer will be conducting
a Photo-book-making workshop for 2nd year
students in Mar. 2014.
17.Mohit Bhatia of 2nd year was awarded the Tierney
Fellowship in Photography. It is $5000 price money
18.Students of both the batches visited the Delhi
Photo Festival in Oct. 2013 to see various
exhibitions, and attend seminars and lectures. A
2nd year student’s work was also selected for an
exhibition.
Strategic Design Management
The team comprising Surabhi Bhatnagar (NMD),
Mandrila Biswas (SDM), Naveen Kumar (SDM)
and Raja Biswas (NMD) students have won the
prestigious NASSCOM Social Innovation Honours
2014.
Their project titled ‘Easy Elect’, has been selected
as winner of NASSCOM Social Innovation Honours
2014 based on the rigorous process of screening
and selection by the Initial and Final jury panels
after exhaustive debates and discussions. Jury
found ‘Easy Elect’ having very high impact on
society and innovative using technology and having
transformative potential.
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Toy design perspectives
• Immense scope for graduates to enter into
this field as entrepreneurs as quality is gaining
appreciation as well as the play value of the
product.
• Opportunities for exposure and visibility of
the discipline is explored through attending/
participating in various forums and exhibitions in
India of national and international repute.
Some impressions from Toy sector
• China no more the cheapest destination for
production for toys, yet India should not take the
bandwagon for the cheapest producer as it is not
going to be of any consequence in long run, unless
it is used as a stepping stone to create our own
concepts and directions which could find a wider
market in the world.
• Discipline representation in the following expo’s
in the previous semesters were very encouraging
for communication about NID-TGD and giving an
awareness about students work.
• International Toy Biz in Delhi from 20st to 22rd July
gave an opportunity for the discipline to connect
with the toy business initiatives in Delhi area.
The students could make use of this opportunity
to have a firsthand idea about the nature of Toy
industries, quality of produces, requirements
from the industry, possibility areas for internship
or diploma projects. Some of the alumnus
also attended the project and could use this
opportunity to network and scout for projects with
industries This also has helped to re engage with
the Delhi and northern part of Toy cluster in India
and inform them about the need to get involved
with institutions in evolving a design consciousness
in the incoming times. The need to look at, and
focus on, quality and derive value out of playfulness
and quality than just become a cheap manufacturer
was emphasized.
• Couple of companies has shown interest to engage
with student projects as a starting point, which
needs to be explored further.
Design Contest:
- Interior Motives-Frankfurt, Honeywell Aero
challenge-Bangalore, GM-PACE-Pasadena, PUNE
design festival
- Car Design News – Interior motives 2013, Frankfurt
– TOP 3 Best Production Interiors, 4 NID Studnets
Entries in top 50
- TATA bano_Diploma Projects at NID for Ladies / Go
anywhere NANO
• Entrepreneurial schemes for Design involving soft
materials and mechatronic devices to be pushed
as an agenda and be sought support from the
government.
- Volve Jarviz – Futurastic Autonomous Truck – 1-5
Scale by Anoop B TAD 2012 Batch
Transportation & Automobile Design (TAD)
Activities-2013_14
- Feb.2014 AUTOEXPO Participation
- Visit to ITESM University, Mexico_Balaji Rengarajan
• Kids India international toy expo in Mumbai,
between 24 to 26th Oct 2013 was another
opportunity to showcase the range of work
done at TGD in the central and western part of
the country. As a professionally rganized expo( rganized by Indo German chamber of commerce
and Spielwarenmesse, Germany), the attendance as
well as the quality of participants were good.
- Aug.2013 NSSI-National Seminar – Dr.Masaaki
Mochimaru, AIST, JAPAN
- Jan.2014 Design workshops: Designer’s from
Honda 2 wheelers, Bajaj R&D
- Nov.2013 TATA ‘nano’ Diploma projects (Internal)
- Honda Sport Electric Bike 1:1 Scale by Pawan
Kumar TAD 2012 Batch
International Guest visiting department:
Univ. of Cincinati, USA, Art Centre College of
Design, USA, Toyota Design consultant, JAPAN
Vinay Kumar /2011,Srinivasa KN /2011 Batch
,Mehak Sharma /2011 Batch,Jahnawee Potdar
/2011,Anupama Nandakumar /2013 Batch
Selected student work exhibited in TDW(Tokyo
Designers Week) during 26thOct-4th Nov.2013
from LAD Pg campus . LAD product were well
receive by the international design community
Coodinator LAD , Amresh Panigrahi and Shimul
mehta vyas
Gaurav Tathode /2011 Batch, Swati Kujur/2011
Batch ,Vinay Kumar/2011 Batch Selected as a
finalist in WOW 2013 among 370 garments all
over the world .The team has been invited to
show case the work in the 25th anniversary, New
Zealand’s largest museum, Te Papa, on Wellington’s
waterfront
FacultyGuide: Sonal Chauhan
Ankita Sharma /2011 Batch winner of Poster Deisgn
Contest 2012-13 with in Top 20 Winners for the
competation “ India Africa a shared future”
Tanaya Agarwal 2012 Batch Selected From LAD,NID
as a international exchange student for exchange
program 2013 -14 for one sem in school of design
Hochschule Pforzheim University ,Germany
course coodinator - Amresh Panigrahi
Srishti Lalit Gupta 2012 Batch,Anshula Mittal/2012
Batch
International program,NID
Selected From LAD,NID as two international
exchange student for exchange program 2013 -14
for one sem in school of design University of New
South Wales, Sydney, Australia
Course coodinator - Amresh Panigrahi
- Auto Expo Feb 2014 /NID TAD
student Team IIJW 2013 Mumbai
Ravi Anand/2011 Batch, Nazuk Keshan/2011 Batch,
Gaurav Tathode, Srinivasa KN, Mehak
Representing LAD, NID with the support from sun
jewels,Bombay show their jewellery collection
in India international jewellery show - 2013 in
Mumbai. insprired from different courses - like
jewellary workshop,open elective etc.
Faculty Guide: Shimul mehta vyas
student Team -Ravi Anand/2011 Batch,Nazuk
Keshan/2011 Batch won The park Elle Decor
student award at India Design ID 2014 ,for a faric
lamp (in the accessories category ) insprired from
department elective - fabric scplting
- Nov.2013 Tokyo Designer’s Week’s Participation
_Vipul Vinzuda, Mayank Loonker
coodinator LAD , Amresh Panigrahi and Shimul
mehta vyas
- Harsh Kamble & Pradeep D – Bajaj
- SIAM 6th Styling & Design Conclave Participation,
New Delhi
• One could establish more international contacts
during the fair, which I hope to explore during
the diploma project time for the students. Some
more efforts will be needed to make these clusters
engage with Faculty led design projects, which
could be achieved through better outreach and
hand holding.
- Morot Cycle Design Worlshops – Hnda / Bajaj
- Nilesh Kirtane – Honda
Batch 2012/2011 Batch Selected student work
exhibited in LAD Pg campus . Special guest parlimentry commitee for NID ACT.
- Convocation Display-2013
• Mechatronics gaining prominence in Toys and
hence courses in mechatronics to be conducted
in a more thorough and systematic manner. Prof
Rahul Dubey of DAIICT is an interesting mentor in
this direction. More workshops and interactions to
be planned for mechatronics in working with NMD
discipline students and resources.
Faculty Guide: Dinesh Sharma
Krupa Patel/2012 Batch shortlisted in top three for
the Pune design festival. 2014 ,in craft categories
Manoj Kuldeep/2012 Batch shortlisted in top
three for the Pune design festival. 2014 ,in craft
categories
Nimisha singhal/2013 batch won The park Elle
Decor student award at India Design ID 2014 ,
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NEW MEDIA
a) Jignesh Khakhar (NMD) and Ajay Tiwari were
invited to conduct a workshop on ‘Abstraction’, and
to present films from the Experimental Animation
Course from new media at the PuntoyRaya Festival
of Visual Music held in Reykavik, Iceland, from
January 30 to February 2, 2014. (refer to image
attached)
Annexure 10
HUMAN RESOURCE
DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
b) Four new media design students were sponsored
and invited to the Interaction Design Association
(IxDA) Conference held in Amsterdam, February
2014:
1
Bhikhalal D Kalal
“Worker Development and Supporting
Staff Programme” at AMA, Ahmedabad
5th–6th April, 2013
- Dharmesh BA & Karan Dudeja won the third prize
in the International Student Design Challenge (see
image 2 attached)
2
Dhirendra Parmar
- Tania Jain’s 3rd semester classroom project ‘Fittle’
was nominated under the ‘Empowering’ category
of the IxDA awards
3
Balvantsinh Zala
- Gaurav Patekar was shortlisted for a short talk
‘When Things Come Alive’
4
T G Shaikh
MA Public Administration at IGNOU
Apr-12
c) New Media student Dharmesh BA won won the
third position in the .NET Mobile Idea Challenge
and a 50k at CiiE, IIM, Ahmedabad.
5
P Ramesh Kumar
3rd–5th June, 2013
d) Two New Media students out of a team of four
- Surabhi Bhatnagar and Raja Biswas - won the
prestigious NASSCOM Social Innovation Honours
2014.
ISTM New Delhi – Microsoft Power
Point
6
Uma Nair
Continuing MA (English, Literature), 2
years course at IGNOU
Jul-13
7
Himanshu B Patel
2 years MBA in Finance from Sikkim
Manipal University
Jul-13
8
Arjunkumar Eravati
Advanced English Course at AMA
Ahmedabad
5th August–4th October,
2013
9
Ashok Kumar Roy
Advanced English Course at AMA
Ahmedabad
5th August–2nd October,
2013
10
Ankita Gajjar
Foundation Course in English at AMA,
Ahmedabad
2013
e) A paper by co-authored by NMD student
Manikandan H.K. was selected in the Doctoral
consortium of ACM International Conference on
Intelligent User Interface 2014 and offered full
grant to travel to Israel and present the project
in the conference. This paper was also presented
in the Asia Pacific Computer Human Interaction
(APCHI2013) in Sep 2013.
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Jashvantsinh Chauhan
Foundation Course in English at AMA,
Ahmedabad
2013
23
T G Shaikh
Ethics and Values in Public Governance
at ISTM, New Delhi b
6th–8th January, 2014
12
Uma Nair
Certificate Course on “Communication
Skills” at AMA, Ahmedabad
2013
24
Prabha Vaqhora
Workshop on Green Stone at Mudra
Institute of Communications
10th January, 2014
13
Arshad Pathan
Certificate Course on “Communication
Skills” at AMA, Ahmedabad
2013
25
Jasswini L Bet
Training Programme on Effective Office
Administration and Management at
Port Blair Conducted by NPC, New Delhi
11th–15th February, 2014
14
Piyush Panchal
English Course for Beginners at AMA
Ahmedabad
18th August–22nd
September, 2013
26
Piyush Panchal
India Wood 2014 – 8th International
Exhibition at Bangalore
21st–25th February, 2014
15
Nasir Husen Saiyed
English Course for Beginners at AMA
Ahmedabad
18th August–22nd
September, 2013
27
Devendra Solankio
Auto Expo 2014 at New Delhi
16
Pritesh Khalas
Training Programme on MS Word -2007
at ISTM, New Delhi
9th–11th September 2013
28
Dipak Panchal
17
B R Siddhalingeswara
M.Com of Karnataka State Open
University
Completed in September
2013
29
Kiran Solanki
18
Dinesh Kumar Prasad
Workshop on Ethics and Value in Public
Governance
9th–12th September, 2013
30
Navneet Mistry
19
Dinesh Kumar Prasad
Advanced Translation Training Course
- conducted by Central Translation
Bureau, New Delhi.
21st–25th October, 2013
31
Deepak Prajapati
20
J Antony William
2 days training course on Designing
Mobile User Experience (Designing
Applications and Websites for Mobile
Phones) conducted by Human Factors
International (HFI) in Bangalore.
4th–5th October, 2013
32
Rakesh Rathod
33
Rajan Christopher
PG Diploma in Education Administration
(PGDEA) – Two years programme of
Symbiosis Center for Distance Learning,
Pune.
Nov-13
One day programme on “How to write
winning sales proposals” at AMA
34
Himanshu B Patel
2 years MBA in Finance from Sikkim
Manipal University
February, 2014 (Continue)
Contracts and Tender Management –
AMA Ahmedabad
6th–7th January, 2014
21
22
Arjunkumar Eravati
Naresh Nagar
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Annual
Report
2013-14
AUDITORS’ REPORT
Report on the Financial Statements
We have audited the accompanying financial statements of NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN (“the
Institute”) which comprise the Balance Sheet as at March 31, 2014, and the Income and Expenditure
Account for the year then ended, and a summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory
information.
Management’s Responsibility for the Financial Statements
Management is responsible for the preparation of these financial statements that give a true and fair
view of the financial position and financial performance of the Institute in accordance with the applicable
Accounting Standards. This responsibility includes the design, implementation and maintenance of internal
control relevant to the preparation and presentation of the financial statements that give a true and fair
view and are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.
Auditor’s Responsibility
Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit. We conducted
our audit in accordance with the Standards on Auditing issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of
India. Those Standards require that we comply with ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to
obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatement.
An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the
financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgment, including the assessment
of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making
those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the Institute’s preparation and
fair presentation of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in
the circumstances but not for the purpose of expressing and opinion on the effectiveness of the Society’s
internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and
the reasonableness of the accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall
presentation of the financial statements.
We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our
audit opinion.
Opinion
In our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us, the financial
statements give a true and fair view in conformity with the Accounting principles generally accepted in
India:
(a) in the case of the Balance Sheet, of the state of affairs of the Institute as at March 31, 2014; and
(b) in the case of the Income and Expenditure Account, of the deficit for the year ended on that date.
For Sorab S Engineer & Co.
Firm Registration No. 110417W
Chartered Accountants
CA Chokshi Shreyas B
Partner
Membership No. 100892
Place: Mumbai
Date: 26.06.2014
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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN, AHMEDABAD
The Bomby Public Trusts Act, 1950. Schedule VIII, (Vide Rule 17 (1)) Registration No.F.161, Ahmedabad
The Bomby Public Trusts Act, 1950. Schedule IX, (Vide Rule 17 (1)) Registration No.F.161, Ahmedabad
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31st March, 2014
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st MARCH,2014
FUNDS & LIABILITIES
CAPITAL FUND:
(As per Schedule-1)
DEPRECIATION FUND:
(As per Schedule-6)
31-03-2014
31-03-2013
Rs.
Rs.
637774202
583693780
483019527
435744394
ASSETS
FIXED ASSETS: (At Cost)
(As per Schedule-6)
INVESTMENTS: (At Cost)
(As per Schedule-7)
31-03-2014
31-03-2013
Rs.
Rs.
1119735109
1018492502
388500000
325500000
EXPENDITURE
2013-2014
2012-2013
Rs.
Rs.
26437167
14887200
1438253
1301493
230000
180000
To Depreciation:
(Refer Note no.1e )
47310183
46250267
By Rent:
To Amount transferred to
Reserves or Specific
Fund:
(As per Schedule-14)
57612948
57506496
By Interest:
484533593
429929418
To Expenses in respect of
Properties:
To Legal expenses &
Professional Fees:
To Audit Fees:
EARMARKED FUNDS:
(As per Schedule-2)
GRANTS AND
CONTRIBUTIONS:
(As per Schedule-3)
GRANTS FOR NEW NIDs
(As per Schedule-4)
CURRENT LIABILITIES:
(As per Schedule-5)
TOTAL
551663369
470041655
31229312
78377414
10076599
234047601
1947810610
11826200
245889902
1825573345
LOANS: (Unsecured):
Good (As per Schedule-8)
23254092
18065386
ADVANCES:
(As per Schedule-9)
41590470
43365592
INCOME OUTSTANDING:
9112663
CASH & BANK BALANCES:
351755868
INCOME & EXPENDITURE
ACCOUNT
13862408
TOTAL
41058343
378938583
To Expenditure on Objects
of the Trust:
(As per Schedule-15 & 16)
INCOME
2013-2014
2012-2013
Rs.
Rs.
By Fees:
219854665
191764644
By Consultancy charges,
Service charges, Design
Fees, & Project Income
111341788
97298503
47310183
46250267
174104
207594
35479025
29774384
6539971
4596338
183000000
180010205
13862408
152939
617562144
550054874
By Amount transferred
from Capital Fund
to the extent of
depreciation:
(Ref. Note.no.1e iii)
By Miscellaneous Income:
By Transfers from Grants&
Contributions:
152939
By Deficit carried over to
Balance Sheet:
1947810610
1825573345
TOTAL
617562144
550054874
TOTAL
For NOTES forming part of Accounts,see Schedule-19
Place: Mumbai
As per our Report of even date
For NOTES forming part of Accounts,see Schedule-19
Place: Mumbai
As per our Report of even date
Anand Mahindra
Chairman,
Governing Council
Pradyumna Vyas
Director
For, Sorab S. Engineer & Co.
Firm Registration No. 110417 W
Anand Mahindra
Chairman,
Governing Council
Pradyumna Vyas
Director
For, Sorab S. Engineer & Co.
Viral Rajyaguru
Controller of Finance &
Accounts
CA. Chokashi Shreyas B. Partner
Date:26.06.2014
Viral Rajyaguru
Accounts
Secretary &
Head, General Administration
CA. Chokashi Shreyas B. Partner
Date: 26.06.2014
Secretary &
Head, General Administration
169|170
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SCHEDULE-1
CAPITAL FUND
SCHEDULE-2
EARMARKED FUNDS
Particulars
a. Capital Fund
Balance as on 1-4-2013
a.Add: i) Amount transferred from Central Govt.Grants Account for
meeting Non-recurring expenditure ii) Amount transferred from Appropriation of fund for Building
under construction Account
iii) Amount transferred from Income & Expenditure A/c. on
account of excess of cost over grant for Non-Recurring Expenditure
b.Less:Transferred to Income & Expenditure Account to
the extent of depreciation on assets acquired out of Capital Funds
c.Less:Adjustment of the value of Machinery, Equipment & Furniture sold/discard
during the year.
Sub-Total (a.)
b. Land Reserve
TOTAL ( a + b)
31.03.2014
Rs.
31.03.2013
Rs.
582669705
544025155
47239370
44090221
Sr.
No.
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2013
Rs.
Interest
Credited
Other
Credited
Rs.
Rs.
44471317
4212464
40942362
1590078
2658068
100712
2758780
4
Contribution from Govt. of India, New
Delhi.
Contribution from Industry, Individuals
and Sponsors of Diploma Projects.
Contribution for Bangalore Design
Centre
Prof. Ravi Matthai’s Memorial Fund
163297
6187
169484
5
Donation for Financial Aid to Students
2441845
92520
23766317
900488
24666805
13578057
514463
14092520
8716
238752
1
54083732
41290980
112948
6496
684105755
629412852
47310183
46250267
2
3
Name of Funds
Annual
Report
2013-14
45445
492880
6
636750127
582669705
7
Fund for Imported Equipments,
Library books
NID Restoration & Upgradation Fund
1024075
1024075
8
Revolving Contingency Fund
230036
637774202
583693780
9
Centre of Excellence for Innovative
Design Chair Fund
House Building Advance for
Employees Fund
Ford Foundation Endowment Fund
524338
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Jamshedji Tata Trust Corpus
Endowment Fund
Corpus Fund from Govt.for India
Design Council
Corpus from Govt. for India for
Venture Capital Fund
Fund for Campus Maintenance and
Allied Activities
Special Purpose Fund
Amount Ref.
Debited Note
Rs.
Closing
Balance
As on
31.03.2014
Rs.
48683781
1079107
306000
14000
43597547
24000
2816365
524338
56405389
12319746
1
68725135
82003731
5172403
1631018
3486800
2
85320352
44645452
3407270
2681799
2681799
3
48052722
45000000
4433219
4433219
4
45000000
45315479
2437671
5
47753150
17895967
50000000
Appropriation of Fund for Building
Construction A/c.(As per Contra)
a. Post Graduate Campus at
Gandhinagar
b. Vertical Expansion of R & D Campus,
Bangalore
c. Hostel Block-B Civil work at P.G.
Campus at Gandhinagar
GRAND TOTAL
470041655
PREVIOUS YEAR
404163844
17895967
1367671
50000000
6
101367671
---
30381555
30381555
7
---
---
18286104
18286104
7
---
5416073
5416073
7
---
24243862
122101402
64723550
551663369
24884064
108606839
67613092
470041655
*Note: 1. Created out of current year’s interest income and additional contribution of Rs.75,00,000/- .
2. Details of Ford Foundation Endowment Fund
171|172
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EARMARKED FUNDS contd...
Name of Funds
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2013
Interest
Credited
Other
Credited
Amount
Debited
a. Scholarship Fund
43489401
b. New Media Fund
19240000
19240000
6228950
6228950
c. Bissel Fund
1631018
Closing
Balance
As on
31.03.2014
d. Interest earned on Scholarship Fund
0
3262037
e. Interest earned on New Media Fund
10771162
f. Interest earned on Bissel Fund
Total
0
45120419
3262037
0
1443147
73929
12140380
2274218
467219
150834
2590603
82003731
5172403
1631018
3486800
85320352
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2013
41963653
Interest
Credited
Other
Credited
Amount
Debited
Closing
Balance
As on
31.03.2014
44645452
2681799
3407270
2681799
3407270
44645452
3407270
2681799
2681799
48052722
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2013
45000000
Interest
Credited
Other
Credited
Amount
Debited
Closing
Balance
As on
31.03.2014
45000000
0
4433219
4433219
0
45000000
4433219
0
4433219
45000000
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2013
40000000
Interest
Credited
Other
Credited
Amount
Debited
Closing
Balance
As on
31.03.2014
40000000
5315479
2437671
45315479
2437671
0
0
47753150
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2013
50000000
Interest
Credited
Other
Credited
Amount
Debited
50000000
Closing
Balance
As on
31.03.2014
100000000
0
1367671
0
1367671
50000000
1367671
50000000
SCHEDULE-3
GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS
Sr.
No.
a. Chair for Universal Design Fund
b. Interest earned on Research Chair
Total
2681799
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2013
Grant
Credited
Rs.
Rs.
---
183000000
Amount debited
Non
Recurring
Exps
Transferred
to I & E A/c.
Rs.
Rs.
Ref.
Other Note
Debited
Rs.
183000000
Closing
Balance
As on
31.03.2014
Rs.
1
Central Govt. Grant
for Plan Recurring
Programme
2
Central Govt. Grant Plan
(Non-Recurring) for
Machinery, Equipment,
Furniture etc.
4646380
40175000
36764460
8056920
3
(Non-Recurring) for Books
& Audio Visual Publication
5273037
4000000
7383099
1889938
4
(Non-Recurring) for Post
Graduate Campus at
Gandhinagar
43024775
0
30381555
12643220
5
(Non-Recurring) for
Vertical Expansion of
Bangalore Campus
19796812
10000000
21377915
8418897
6
(Non-Recurring) for
Additional Infrastructure
for Implementation of
New Reservation Policy
for OBCs Viz.class rooms/
hostel/lab/studios at PG
Campus,Gandhinagar
5636410
0
5416073
220337
78377414
237175000
101323102
183000000
0
31229312
100668820
243100000
85381201
180010205
0
78377414
3. Details of Jamshedji Tata Trust Corpus Endowment Fund
Name of Funds
Name of Account
---
4. Details of Corpus Fund from Govt. for India Design Council
Name of Funds
a. Endowment fund from Govt. for India
Design Council
b. Interest earned on Endowment Fund for
IDC
Total
0
5. Details of Corpus from Govt. for India for Venture Capital Fund
Name of Funds
a. Corpus from Govt. for India for Rolling
Venture Fund
b. Interest earned on Corpus for Rolling
Venture Fund
Total
0
7753150
TOTAL
6. Details of Special Purpose Fund
Name of Funds
a. Special purpose Fund Fund
b. Interest earned on Special Purpose Fund
Total
7. Amount transferred to Capital Fund account to the extent of capital expenditure incurred.
0
PREVIOUS YEAR
101367671
173|174
SCHEDULE-5
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Particulars
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
1. For Expenses
27702648
19881148
2. For Rent & Other Deposits
28062297
30881511
3. For Sundry Credit Balances
38003501
45132386
4. For Advance for Projects in Progress
140279155
149994857
TOTAL
234047601
245889902
4
3
2
1
C
5
4
Furniture & Fixtures
2813182
5098026
1018492502
935931211
PREVIOUS YEAR
318032249
85498381
106436050
54083732
5416073
34363590
5112948
18286104
57680486
5112948
2937090
5193443
5112948
1018492502
1119735109
367003033
0
39779663
75966590
251256780
0
231767344
621897305
220875225
30381555
80495
78827723
5098026
250213105
86301455
201456996
130834771
51475673
5671256
2013250
69596713
2077879
1281017
796862
Rs.
19489436
30381555
47239370
7383099
80495
0
0
Rs.
19489436
201385789
574738430
71444624
20379701
83488273
229833404
16663388
5112948
5112948
0
184874103
GRAND TOTAL
Sub-Total of C( 1+2+3+4 )
Vertical Expansion of R & D Campus, Bangalore- Civil
Work
Hostel Block-B Civil work at P.G. Campus at
Gandhinagar
Modernisation of NID’s Cell at Rajajinagar B’lore
Sub-Total
(ii) Electrical work
(i) Civil work
Post Graduate Campus at Gandhinagar
CAPITAL WORK IN PROGRESS
Sub-Total
Library Books
Staff Pool Vehicles
Computers & Peripherals
Note: 1. Amount transferred to CPWD towards construction of boundary wall .
2
11826200
3
0
Machinery, Equipment & Tools
26724600
MOVABLE PROPERTIES
0
1
38550800
B
PREVIOUS YEAR
51475673
10076599
125721823
0
R & D Campus, Bangalore
43513901
Sub-Total of ( 1+ 2 + 3 + 4 +5 )
0
5
53590500
558308
TOTAL
2013250
1
Liasion Office in India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.
10076599
Bangalore Outreach Centre in Rajajinagar
4963101
3
15039700
4
Kurukshetra
69596713
1
NID Campus Buildings
---
2
11826200
1281017
11826200
2077879
Bhopal
Sub-Total of 1
1
(ii) Land - R & D Campus, Bangalore
---
796862
7046800
(i) Land
7046800
391938337
435744394
0
0
408522159
36457900
4937953
202543947
46980280
117602079
27222235
7721352
153538
553641
18793704
0
0
Rs.
46250267
47310183
0
0
44091260
6408482
160073
15498567
6731989
15292149
3218923
1286892
141782
50331
1739918
0
0
Rs.
For the
Year
2444210
35050
0
0
35050
35050
0
0
0
Rs.
Sale/
Adjustment
D E P R E C I A T I O N
1
As on
01.04.2013
---
As on
31.03.2014
19677800
IMMOVABLE PROPERTIES
4
19677800
Sale/
Adjustment
Central Govt. Grant Plan (Non-Recurring)
for Implementation of National Design
Policy: Setting up of New NID Campuses
at
1
3
Rs.
A
Hyderabad
Rs.
Rs.
2
Rs.
Rs.
Jorhat
Rs.
435744394
483019527
0
0
452578369
42866382
5098026
218042514
53712269
132859178
30441158
9008244
295320
603972
20533622
0
Rs.
As on
31.03.2014
Ref.
Note
Addition
Rs.
Closing
Balance
As on
31.03.2014
G R O S S B L OC K
582748108
636715582
367003033
0
39779663
75966590
251256780
19489436
231767344
169318936
35961341
0
32170591
32589186
68597818
100393613
42467429
5375936
1409278
49063091
2077879
1281017
796862
Rs.
318032249
5112948
34363590
57680486
220875225
19489436
201385789
166216271
34986724
160073
27289457
36507993
67272024
98499588
43754321
404770
1459609
50803009
2077879
1281017
796862
Rs.
As on
31.03.2013
NET BLOCK
As on
31.03.2014
SCHEDULE - 4
GRANTS FOR NEW NIDs
As on
01.04.2013
1
Grant
Amount debited
Credited
Non Transferred
Other
up to Recurring
to CPWD Debited
31.03.2014
Exps
Particulars
Sr.
No
Name of Account
SCHEDULE-6
FIXED ASSETS
Sr.
No.
Annual
Report
2013-14
543992874
582748108
53rd
175|176
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Report
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SCHEDULE-8
LOANS
SCHEDULE-7
INVESTMENTS (AT COST)
Particulars
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Long Term
Rs.
Rs.
Particulars
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
1692626
1485120
Other Loans
Fixed Deposits with
a. Secured
i. Bank of Baroda
---
10000000
ii. Central Bank of India
---
10100000
ii. House Building Advance to the Employees against the Earmarked Fund
21044640
16082372
iii. Oriental Bank of Commerce
---
25100000
Sub-Total of (a)
22737266
17567492
iv. Bank of India
40000000
135000000
v. Corporation Bank
91500000
516826
497894
23254092
18065386
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
3233708
1680974
33889681
38112603
4467081
3572015
41590470
43365592
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
8348014
8467494
764649
764649
---
31826200
9112663
41058343
i. Vehicles Loan to Employees
b. Unsecured
i. Equipment Loan & Food Grain Advance to Employees
TOTAL ( a + b )
vi. LIC Housing Finance Ltd. - Public Deposit
162500000
62500000
vii. NHB Sunidhi- Term Deposit
31500000
28800000
viii. Exim Bank- Term Deposit
10000000
10000000
9000000
---
ix. PNB Housing Finance Ltd. - Public Deposit
Particulars
Bonds
i. 8.00% GOI Savings (Taxable) Bonds (Face Value Rs.4,40,00,000/-)
TOTAL
SCHEDULE-9
ADVANCES
44000000
44000000
388500000
325500000
1. To Employees(Including one year old Rs.64677/-)(Previous year Rs.98,816/-)
2. To Others(Including one year old Rs.18,85,421 /-)(Previous year Rs.23,57,234/-)
3. Tax deducted at source
TOTAL
SCHEDULE-10
INCOME OUTSTANDING
Particulars
1. Other Project Receipts (Including one year old Rs. 82,00,495/-)(Previous year Rs.80,95,483/-)
2. Service Charges (one year old ) (Previous year Rs.7,64,649 /-)
3. Central Govt.Grant Receivable
TOTAL
177|178
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SCHEDULE-11
CASH AND BANK BALANCES
SCHEDULE-12
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
Particulars
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
Particulars
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
Balance as on 01.04.2013
152939
265350
Less: Met from NID’s own Income
152939
265350
---
---
13882662
152939
20254
---
13862408
152939
13862408
152939
i) BANK BALANCES
a) In Current account with
1. Bank of India, Paldi, Ahmedabad
2. Bank of India, Paldi, Ahmedabad (FCRA - Designated bank account)
3. Bank of India, New Delhi
4. Bank of India, Paldi.Ahmedabad(JTT-Chair)
5. State Bank of India, Main Branch, Ahmedabad.
6. State Bank of India, Bangalore
Sub - Total ( a )
52473376
11855671
3944274
2398938
29991
29991
3412534
2700851
338283
338283
16412
17061
60214870
17340795
b) In Savings account with
Add: Current year’s deficit (Plan Recurring)
Less: Current year’s surplus (Non-Plan Recurring)
Deficit carried over to Balance Sheet
7. Bank of India, Paldi, Ahmedabad.
1100169
1034692
8. I C I C I Bank Ltd., Ahmedabad.
9935988
10226063
Sub - Total ( b )
11036157
11260755
Sub - Total (a) + ( b )
71251027
28601550
29997
27236
---
100000000
115000000
90000000
40000000
50000000
13. Central Bank of India, Ahmedabad.
---
35000000
14. Canara Bank, Ahmedabad.
---
75000000
15. Union Bank of India, Ahmedabad.
40000000
---
16. State Bank of India, Ahmedabad
20000000
---
17. Allahabad Bank, Ahmedabad
65000000
---
Sub - Total ( c )
280029997
350027236
TOTAL OF ( i )
351281024
378628786
474844
309797
351755868
378938583
c) In Call/Term Deposit account with
9. Bank of India, London: In Dollar Call Deposit A/c. US $ 499.62
(previous year US $ 498.38) (Conversion @ US $ 1 = Rs. 60.04)
10. Oriental Bank of Commerce, Ahmedabad.
11. Bank of India, Ahmedabad
12. Corporation Bank, Ahmedabad.
ii) CASH ON HAND
TOTAL ( I + II )
179|180
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Report
2013-14
Schedule Forming part of the Income and Expenditure for the year ended 31st March, 2014
SCHEDULE-13
EXPENSES IN RESPECT OF PROPERTIES
SCHEDULE-15
Particulars
1. Rates,Taxes,Cesses
2. Repairs & Maintenance
3. Insurance
TOTAL
EXPENDITURE ON OBJECT OF THE TRUST
2013-14
2012-13
Rs.
Rs.
1485159
1223744
23130123
12193576
1821885
1469880
26437167
14887200
EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES OTHER THAN PROJECTS 2013-2014
Particulars
Non-Plan
Recurring
Expenses
2013-14
2012-13
TOTAL
Total of
Non-Plan
and Plan
Recurring
Expenses
Rs.
Rs.
131494727 204596763
188994976
Plan Recurring Expenses
R&D
Other
Total
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
a. Salaries,wages & allowances
73102036
1590299
129904428
b. Provident fund contribution
8207069
NON PLAN & PLAN RECURRING
EXPENDITURE
(As allocated by management)
1. Salaries & Wages
c. Gratuity contribution (Ref Note 5)
SCHEDULE-14
AMOUNT TRANSFERRED TO RESERVE OR SPECIFIC FUND
Particulars
1. Excess of cost over grant for Non-Recurring Expenditure transferred to Capital
Fund a/c.
2. Contribution to HBA Fund
3. Transferred to Fund for Special Purpose Fund
TOTAL
d. Medical reim.& staff welfare
7701404
12028924
4525936
4525937
7701404
15908473
13329633
0
12028924
9366080
4525937
9051873
9455378
143722068 241586033
221146067
Sub - Total
97863965
1590299
142131769
2. Travelling Expenses
10454835
17769
11177860
11195629
21650464
17718780
2959446
2959446
2959446
5918892
5790867
10293516
10293516
10293516
20587032
18591845
0
98635
47688
2013-14
2012-13
Rs.
Rs.
112948
6496
5. Interest & Bank charges
98635
7500000
7500000
6. Maintenance:
Mach.,Elect.,Electronics
5375357
5375356
5375356
10750713
9275942
50000000
50000000
583831
583831
583831
1167662
1139238
9104552
9146355
16296889
12386163
1271042
1271042
1271042
965769
2036992
2036992
15019354
11965849
3102898
3136072
5372176
4118097
2902474
2902474
2902474
4522998
0
28488981
21646846
4259881
13025107
13205608
196882662 384135454
342521757
57612948
57506496
3. Telephone, Telex, Postage
4. Electricity Expenses
7. Vehicle Maintenance & Operation
charges
8. Material, Supplies,Consumables
etc.
7150534
41803
9. General Expenses for Satellite
Centres
10.Advertisement & Publicity
Expenses
11.Welfare,Campus events & other
Expenses
12982362
2236104
33174
12.Library, Journals,Periodical,Subsc
ription etc.
13.Student Freeship & Development
14.Faculty,Staff HRD & Other Misc.
Expense
TOTAL
28488981
8765226
332798
3927083
187252792
2015843
194866819
181|182
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SCHEDULE-16
EXPENDITURE ON OBJECT OF THE TRUST
SCHEDULE - 17
INTEREST
INCOME FROM PROJECT RECEIPTS/GRANTS(NON PLAN) & EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES
FOR PROJECTS(NON PLAN) 2013-2014
2013-2014
Particulars
2012-2013
2013-14
2012-13
Rs.
Rs.
140624
86958
35338333
29687362
68
64
35479025
29774384
2013-14
2012-13
Rs.
Rs.
---
10205
2. From Central Government Grant:Recurring:Plan
183000000
180000000
TOTAL
183000000
180010205
(Other than directly credited to Earmarked Funds)
1. On Loans
Project
Expenses
Project
Receipts
Project
Expenses
Project
Receipts
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
897678
11841327
736340
10627182
10553408
10553408
---
---
2. Design Intervention for Basketary Craft-Zimbabve
775941
775941
7737286
7737286
3. Adv. Design Deve. Trng. W/shop on Bamboo
356540
356540
---
---
1897143
1897143
---
---
5. Documentation of Textile Traditions - IGNCA
10650393
10650393
17634080
17634080
6. Design Clinic Scheme for MSME Sector
54196333
54196333
37608607
37608607
2798960
2798960
254873
254873
8. Design of Color Scheme EMU
300823
300823
373181
373181
9. Ergonomics & Aesthetic on Airborne System
351301
351301
102904
102904
10. Redesign of Existing Retail Visual for IOL
346477
346477
---
---
11. Design of Exhibition Hall GIDM G’nagar
435991
435991
331787
331787
12. Design of 6th Economic Census Schedule
289890
289890
342833
342833
13. Designing of ACT- Hostel & Mess Building
887457
887457
64658
64658
14. Design Deve. Of Tirumala Tirupati Museum
959791
959791
---
---
15. Redesign of Paint Containers for Berger Paints
439834
439834
---
---
16. Creating Digital Environment for E-Kalp
3491545
3491545
4118301
4118301
17. India Digital Heritage-Bangaluru
1702997
1702997
1846755
1846755
18. Deve. Of New Design Product Bead Cluster-DST
546841
546841
556440
556440
19. DHS Conference -2013
373352
373352
---
---
8145444
8145444
15699616
15699616
99500461
99500461
86671321
86671321
GRAND TOTAL(A) & (B)
100398139
111341788
87407661
97298503
TOTAL OF SCHEDULE 15 & 16
484533593
A) EXPENSES/SURPLUS FROM TURNKEY IDS PROJECTS
(As allocated by Management)
Particulars
2. On Bank Accounts
(i) On Fixed Deposit/Current/ Savings Accounts
(ii) On Foreign Bank Deposits
(B) EXPENSES/RECEIPTS FROM INTEGRATED DESIGN SERVICES PROJECTS
1. Design Interventions for Basketary Craft at Ethopia
& Ghana
4 Threads of Change: Textile Cultures North India
7. Design & Implementation of Ram Krishna Museum
20. Other Projects
Sub-Total:(B)
TOTAL
SCHEDULE - 18
TRANSFERS FROM GRANTS & CONTRIBUTIONS
Particulars
(From Schedule ‘3’)
1. From Central Government Grant:Recurring:Non-Plan
429929418
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Schedule Forming part of Balance Sheet and Income and Expenditure Account for the year ended 31st March, 2014
NOTES FORMING PART OF ACCOUNTS
SCHEDULE-19
1 SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES:
a. ACCOUNTING CONVENTION: The Financial statements are prepared on the basis of historical cost convention, unless otherwise stated
and on the accrual method of accounting except for interest income and liability towards privileged leave.
b. INVESTMENTS: Long Term Investments are stated at cost.
c. FIXED ASSETS: Fixed Assets are stated at the cost. The cost includes invoice value, freight, octroi, and other incidental expenses
relating acquisition.
d. GOVERNMENT GRANTS:
i Government grants are accounted on the basis of sanction from Government Department.
ii Government grant to the extent utilized towards capital expenditure, are transferred to the Capital Fund.
iii Government grants for meeting Revenue expenditure are treated as income of the year to the extent expenditure incurred.
iv Unutilized grants are carried forward and exhibited as a Liability in the Balance Sheet
e. DEPRECIATION:
i. RATE OF DEPRECIATION
Depreciation is calculated on Straight Line Method at the following rates:
Item Rate (%)
Building 2.50
10.00
Furniture & Fixtures10.00
Computers & Peripherals20.00
Vehicles20.00
Library Books 10.00
ii. Depreciation on addition has been provided for the full year irrespective of date of acquisition.
iii Capital Fund account has been transferred to Income and Expenditure account to the extent of depreciation provided on assets
acquired out of capital grant.
iv Depreciation is not provided on assets sold during the year.
f. FOREIGN CURRENCY TRANSACTION: Transaction denominated in foreign currency are accounted for at the exchange rate prevailing
on the date of transaction. The bank balance held in foreign currency is converted in to Rupee at the rate prevailing on the closing day
of the financial year.
g. CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS AND ADVANCES: In the opinion of the Management, the current assets, loans and advances have a value on
realisation in the ordinary course of business, equal at least to the aggregate amount shown in the Balance Sheet.
h. INCOME TAX: The income of the Institute is exempt under Income–tax Act 1961. No provision for Income Tax is therefore made in the
accounts.
i. RETIREMENT/TERMINAL BENEFIT: 1. Terminal leave encashment benefit to the employees is accounted for on cash basis. Gratuity is
charged to Income & Expenditure A/c on the basis Actuarial valuation and the same is contributed to the NID Employees’ Gratuity Fund.
2. Contingent Liabilities Rs. Nil (Previous year Rs. Nil)
3. Letters of credit opened by Bank on behalf of NID and outstanding on 31.03.2014 Rs. NIL (Previous year Rs.1,52,425/-)
4. Estimated amount of contract remaining to be executed on capital account and not provided for Rs.12,31,448/ (Previous year Rs. 4,69,28,479/-)
5. The institute has contributed additional Rs. 65, 05, 555/- towards Gratuity contribution to meet the gratuity liability of Rs. 6,90,38,457/as on 31st March 2014 as per the Actuarial Valuation Report.
6. Previous year’s deficit of Rs. 1, 52,939/-(Previous year Rs.2, 65,350/-) has been debited to misc. exps, as there is no specific govt. grant
received for the same during the current year.
7. Corresponding figures for the previous year have been regrouped/rearranged where ever necessary.
8. Figures in the Final accounts have been rounded off to the nearest rupee.
Place: Mumbai
Annual Accounts
2013-14
Format - II Prescribed by the Government of India
for Autonomous Institutions
SIGNATURE TO SCHEDULES ‘1’ TO ‘19’
As per Report of even date
Anand MahindraPradyumna VyasFor, Sorab S Engineer & Co.
Chairman
Director Firm Registration No. 110417 W
Governing Council Chartered Accountants
Viral Rajyaguru
CA. Chokshi Shreyas B. Partner
Secretary &
Accounts Head, Gen. AdministrationDate: 26.06.2014
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Registered under The Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN, AHMEDABAD
Registered under The Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950. Registration No.F.161,Ahmedabad
Registration No.F.161,Ahmedabad
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST MARCH, 2014
(Amount in Rs.)
SCHEDULE
31.03.2014
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st MARCH,2014
(Amount in Rs.)
31.03.2013
SCHEDULE
CAPITAL FUND AND LIABILITIES
CURRENT YEAR
PREVIOUS YEAR
CAPITAL FUND:
1
637774202
583693780
DEPRECIATION FUND:
6
483019527
435744394
FREE:
10
219854665
191764644
EARMARKED FUNDS:
2
551663369
470041655
SERVICE CHARGES:
11
111341788
97298503
GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS:
3
31229312
78377414
GRANTS:
12
183000000
180010205
GRANTS FOR NEW NIDs
4
10076599
11826200
INTEREST EARNED:
13
35479025
29774384
CURRENT LIABILITIES:
5
234047601
245889902
6714075
4803932
1947810610
1825573345
47310183
46250267
603699736
549901935
TOTAL
ASSETS
INCOME
OTHER INCOME:
TRANSFERRED FROM CAPITAL FUND
TO THE EXTENT OF DEPRECIATION:
1
TOTAL (A)
FIXED ASSETS:(At Cost)
6
1119735109
1018492502
INVESTMENTS:(At Cost)
7
388500000
325500000
ESTABLISHMENT EXPENSES:
14
241586033
221146067
CURRENT ASSETS,LOANS,ADVANCES ETC.:
8
425713093
481427904
OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES:
15
170556206
137696695
INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
9
13862408
152939
EXPENSES ON PROJECTS :
11
100398139
87407661
1947810610
1825573345
INTEREST/BANK CHARGES:
98635
47688
TOTAL
EXPENDITURE
For NOTES forming part of Accounts, see Schedule-17
DEPRECIATION: (Ref. Note no.1e )
6
47310183
46250267
Place: MumbaiAs per Report of even date
Anand Mahindra Pradyumna VyasFor, Sorab S Engineer & Co.
Chairman
Viral Rajyaguru
Siddharth Swaminarayan CA. Chokshi Shreyas B. Partner
Secretary & Membership No. 100892
Accounts Head, Gen. Administration
Date:26.06.2014
AMOUNT TRANSFERRED TO SPECIFIC FUNDS:
16
57612948
57506496
617562144
550054874
13862408
152939
TOTAL (B)
BALANCE BEING DEFICIT CARRIED OVER TO
BALANCE SHEET (A-B)
9
For NOTES forming part of Accounts, see Schedule-17
Place: MumbaiAs per Report of even date
Anand Mahindra Pradyumna VyasFor, Sorab S Engineer & Co.
Chairman
Viral Rajyaguru
Siddharth Swaminarayan CA. Chokshi Shreyas B. Partner
Secretary & Membership No. 100892
Accounts Head, Gen. Administration
Date:26.06.2014
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Schedule Forming part of the Balance Sheet as at 31st March, 2014
SCHEDULE - 1
CAPITAL FUND
SCHEDULE - 2
EARMARKED FUNDS
Particulars
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
Sr. Name of Funds
No.
a. Capital Fund
582669705
544025155
a.Add:
i) Amount transferred from Central Govt.Grants Account for meeting
Non-recurring expenditure
47239370
44090221
ii) Amount transferred from Appropriation of fund for Building under
construction Account
54083732
41290980
112948
6496
684105755
629412852
47310183
46250267
iii) Amount transferred from Income & Expenditure A/c. on account of excess of
cost over grant for Non-Recurring Expenditure
b.Less:Transferred to Income & Expenditure Account to the extent of
depreciation on assets acquired out of Capital Funds
c.Less:Adjustment of the value of Machinery, Equipment & Furniture sold/
discard during the year.
Sub-Total (a.)
45445
492880
636750127
582669705
b. Land Reserve
TOTAL ( a + b)
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2013
Interest
Credited
Other
Credited
Amount
Debited
Rs.
Rs.
Ref.
Note
Closing
Balance
As on
31.03.2014
Rs.
Rs.
1
Contribution from Govt. of India, New
Delhi.
44471317
4212464
Rs.
2
Contribution from Industry, Individuals
and Sponsors of Diploma Projects.
40942362
1590078
3
Contribution for Bangalore Design
Centre
2658068
100712
2758780
4
Prof. Ravi Matthai’s Memorial Fund
163297
6187
169484
48683781
1079107
306000
14000
43597547
5
Donation for Financial Aid to Students
2441845
92520
6
Fund for Imported Equipments, Library
books
23766317
900488
24666805
7
NID Restoration & Upgradation Fund
13578057
514463
14092520
8716
238752
8
Revolving Contingency Fund
230036
9
Centre of Excellence for Innovative
Design Chair Fund
524338
10
House Building Advance for Employees
Fund
56405389
11
Ford Foundation Endowment Fund
82003731
5172403
1631018
12
Jamshedji Tata Trust Corpus
Endowment Fund
44645452
3407270
2681799
24000
2816365
524338
12319746
1024075
1024075
13
Corpus Fund from Govt.for India Design
Council
45000000
4433219
637774202
583693780
14
Corpus from Govt. for India for Venture
Capital Fund
45315479
2437671
15
Fund for Campus Maintenance and
Allied Activities
17895967
16
Special Purpose Fund
50000000
17
Appropriation of Fund for Building
Construction A/c.
(As per Contra)
1
68725135
3486800
2
85320352
2681799
3
48052722
4433219
4
45000000
5
47753150
17895967
1367671
50000000
6
101367671
a. Post Graduate Campus at
Gandhinagar
---
30381555
30381555
7
---
b. Vertical Expansion of R & D Campus,
Bangalore
---
18286104
18286104
7
---
5416073
5416073
7
---
c. Hostel Block-B Civil work at P.G.
Campus at Gandhinagar
GRAND TOTAL
470041655
24243862
122101402
64723550
551663369
PREVIOUS YEAR
404163844
24884064
108606839
67613092
470041655
*Note: 1. Created out of current year’s interest income and additional contribution of Rs.75,00,000/- .
2. Details of Ford Foundation Endowment Fund
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EARMARKED FUNDS contd...
Name of Funds
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2013
Interest
Credited
Other
Credited
Amount
Debited
a. Scholarship Fund
43489401
b. New Media Fund
19240000
19240000
6228950
6228950
c. Bissel Fund
1631018
Closing
Balance As
on
31.03.2014
d. Interest earned on Scholarship Fund
0
3262037
e. Interest earned on New Media Fund
10771162
f. Interest earned on Bissel Fund
Total
0
45120419
3262037
0
1443147
73929
12140380
2274218
467219
150834
2590603
82003731
5172403
1631018
3486800
85320352
Interest
Credited
Other
Credited
Amount
Debited
Closing
Balance As
on
31.03.2014
3. Details of Jamshedji Tata Trust Corpus Endowment Fund
Name of Funds
a. Chair for Universal Design Fund
b. Interest earned on Research Chair
Total
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2013
41963653
2681799
2681799
3407270
44645452
3407270
Interest
Credited
44645452
2681799
3407270
2681799
2681799
48052722
Other
Credited
Amount
Debited
Closing
Balance As
on
31.03.2014
4. Details of Corpus Fund from Govt. for India Design Council
Name of Funds
a. Endowment fund from Govt. for India
Design Council
b. Interest earned on Endowment Fund for
IDC
Total
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2013
45000000
0
0
4433219
45000000
4433219
0
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2013
Interest
Credited
Other
Credited
4433219
0
4433219
45000000
Amount
Debited
0
Closing
Balance As
on
31.03.2014
a. Corpus from Govt. for India for Rolling
Venture Fund
40000000
b. Interest earned on Corpus for Rolling
Venture Fund
5315479
2437671
45315479
2437671
0
0
47753150
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2013
Interest
Credited
Other
Credited
Amount
Debited
Closing
Balance
As on
31.03.2014
Total
SCHEDULE - 3
GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS
Sr. Name of Account
No.
40000000
7753150
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2013
Grant
Credited
Rs.
Rs.
---
183000000
Amount debited
Non
Recurring
Exps
Transferred
to I & E A/c.
Rs.
Rs.
Ref.
Other Note
Debited
Rs.
Closing
Balance
As on
31.03.2014
Rs.
1
Central Govt. Grant
for Plan Recurring
Programme
2
Central Govt. Grant
Plan (Non-Recurring)
for Machinery,
Equipment, Furniture
etc.
4646380
40175000
36764460
8056920
3
Central Govt. Grant
Plan
(Non-Recurring) for
Books & Audio Visual
Publication
5273037
4000000
7383099
1889938
4
Central Govt. Grant
Plan
(Non-Recurring)
for Post Graduate
Campus at
Gandhinagar
43024775
0
30381555
12643220
5
Central Govt. Grant
Plan
(Non-Recurring) for Vertical Expansion of
Bangalore Campus
19796812
10000000
21377915
8418897
6
Central Govt. Grant
Plan (Non-Recurring)
for Additional
Infrastructure for
Implementation of
New Reservation
Policy for OBCs Viz.
class rooms/ hostel/
lab/studios at PG
Campus,Gandhinagar
5636410
0
5416073
220337
78377414
237175000
101323102
183000000
0
31229312
100668820
243100000
85381201
180010205
0
78377414
45000000
5. Details of Corpus from Govt. for India for Venture Capital Fund
Name of Funds
TOTAL
183000000
---
6. Details of Special Purpose Fund
Name of Funds
a. Special purpose Fund
b. Interest earned on Special Purpose Fund
Total
50000000
50000000
0
1367671
0
50000000
1367671
50000000
PREVIOUS YEAR
100000000
1367671
0
101367671
7. Amount transferred to Capital Fund account to the extent of capital expenditure incurred.
191|192
Particulars
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
1. For Expenses
27702648
19881148
2. For Rent & Other Deposits
28062297
30881511
3. For Sundry Credit Balances
38003501
45132386
4. For Advance for Projects in Progress
140279155
149994857
TOTAL
234047601
245889902
Furniture & Fixtures
Computers & Peripherals
Staff Pool Vehicles
Library Books
1
2
3
4
5
4
3
2
Post Graduate Campus at Gandhinagar
1
51475673
1018492502
935931211
PREVIOUS YEAR
318032249
5112948
34363590
57680486
220875225
19489436
201385789
574738430
71444624
5098026
229833404
83488273
184874103
125721823
GRAND TOTAL
Sub-Total of C( 1+2+3+4 )
Vertical Expansion of R & D Campus, Bangalore- Civil
Work
Hostel Block-B Civil work at P.G. Campus at
Gandhinagar
Modernisation of NID’s Cell at Rajajinagar B’lore
Sub-Total
(ii) Electrical work
(i) Civil work
CAPITAL WORK IN PROGRESS
C
Sub-Total
MOVABLE PROPERTIES
B
Sub-Total of ( 1+ 2 + 3 + 4 +5 )
R & D Campus, Bangalore
5
SCHEDULE - 5
CURRENT LIABILITIES
558308
85498381
106436050
54083732
5416073
18286104
30381555
30381555
47239370
7383099
20379701
2813182
16663388
5112948
5112948
2937090
5193443
5112948
5112948
0
80495
80495
0
Note: 1. Amount transferred to CPWD towards construction of boundary wall .
Bangalore Outreach Centre in Rajajinagar
11826200
4
0
2013250
26724600
69596713
0
Liasion Office in India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.
38550800
1018492502
1119735109
367003033
0
39779663
75966590
251256780
19489436
231767344
621897305
78827723
5098026
250213105
86301455
201456996
130834771
51475673
5671256
2013250
69596713
2077879
1281017
796862
Rs.
1
NID Campus Buildings
PREVIOUS YEAR
10076599
3
10076599
1
2
0
---
0
43513901
11826200
0
0
11826200
2077879
53590500
1
Sub-Total of 1
15039700
TOTAL
---
796862
Kurukshetra
7046800
1281017
4
7046800
(ii) Land - R & D Campus, Bangalore
Bhopal
1
(i) Land
3
---
1
Hyderabad
19677800
Rs.
2
19677800
Rs.
Jorhat
391938337
435744394
0
0
408522159
36457900
4937953
202543947
46980280
117602079
27222235
7721352
153538
553641
18793704
0
0
Rs.
46250267
47310183
0
0
44091260
6408482
160073
15498567
6731989
15292149
3218923
1286892
141782
50331
1739918
0
0
Rs.
2444210
35050
0
0
35050
35050
0
0
0
Rs.
D E P R E C I A T I O N
For the
Sale/
Year Adjustment
Central Govt. Grant Plan (Non-Recurring)
for Implementation of National Design
Policy: Setting up of New NID Campuses
at
Rs.
1
4963101
Rs.
IMMOVABLE PROPERTIES
Rs.
435744394
483019527
0
0
452578369
42866382
5098026
218042514
53712269
132859178
30441158
9008244
295320
603972
20533622
0
Rs.
As on
31.03.2014
Closing Ref.
Balance Note
As on
31.03.2014
A
Rs.
As on
01.04.2013
Rs.
As on
31.03.2014
Rs.
Transferred
Other
to CPWD Debited
G R O S S B L OC K
Addition
Sale/
Adjustment
Non
Recurring
Exps
Amount debited
As on
01.04.2013
Grant
Credited
up to
31.03.2014
Particulars
582748108
636715582
367003033
0
39779663
75966590
251256780
19489436
231767344
169318936
35961341
0
32170591
32589186
68597818
100393613
42467429
5375936
1409278
49063091
2077879
1281017
796862
Rs.
Annual
Report
2013-14
543992874
582748108
318032249
5112948
34363590
57680486
220875225
19489436
201385789
166216271
34986724
160073
27289457
36507993
67272024
98499588
43754321
404770
1459609
50803009
2077879
1281017
796862
Rs.
NET BLOCK
As on
As on
31.03.2014 31.03.2013
SCHEDULE - 4
GRANTS FOR NEW NIDs
Sr.
No.
Name of Account
SCHEDULE - 6
FIXED ASSETS
Sr.
No.
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SCHEDULE - 7
INVESTMENTS (AT COST)
SCHEDULE - 8
CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS, ADVANCES ETC.
Particulars
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Long Term
Rs.
Rs.
Fixed Deposits with
---
10000000
ii. Central Bank of India
---
10100000
iii. Oriental Bank of Commerce
---
25100000
iv. Bank of India
40000000
135000000
v. Corporation Bank
91500000
62500000
vii. NHB Sunidhi- Term Deposit
31500000
28800000
viii. Exim Bank- Term Deposit
10000000
10000000
9000000
---
Bonds
i. 8.00% GOI Savings (Taxable) Bonds (Face Value Rs.4,40,00,000/-)
TOTAL
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
474844
309797
52473376
11855671
3944274
2398938
29991
29991
3412534
2700851
338283
338283
16412
17061
60214870
17340795
7. Bank of India, Paldi, Ahmedabad.
1100169
1034692
8. I C I C I Bank Ltd., Ahmedabad.
9935988
10226063
Sub - Total ( b )
11036157
11260755
Sub - Total (a) + ( b )
71251027
28601550
29997
27236
---
100000000
115000000
90000000
40000000
50000000
13. Central Bank of India, Ahmedabad.
---
35000000
14. Canara Bank , Ahmedabad.
---
75000000
15. Union Bank of India, Ahmedabad.
40000000
---
16. State Bank of India, Ahmedabad
20000000
---
17. Allahabad Bank, Ahmedabad
65000000
---
Sub - Total ( c )
280029997
350027236
Sub Total -II (a+b+c)
351281024
378628786
TOTAL ( I + II )
351755868
378938583
A. CURRENT ASSETS:
III) BANK BALANCES
a) In Current account with
1. Bank of India, Paldi, Ahmedabad
2. Bank of India, Paldi, Ahmedabad (FCRA - Designated bank account)
3. Bank of India, New Delhi
4. Bank of India, Paldi.Ahmedabad(JTT-Chair)
5. State Bank of India, Main Branch, Ahmedabad.
162500000
ix. PNB Housing Finance Ltd. - Public Deposit
31.03.2014
I) CASH BALANCES ON HAND
i. Bank of Baroda
vi. LIC Housing Finance Ltd. - Public Deposit
Particulars
44000000
44000000
388500000
325500000
6. State Bank of India, Bangalore
Sub - Total ( a )
b) In Savings account with
c) In Call/Term Deposit account with
9. Bank of India, London:
In Dollar Call Deposit A/c.
US $ 499.62 (previous year US $ 498.38)
(Conversion @ US $ 1 = Rs. 60.04)
10. Oriental Bank of Commerce, Ahmedabad.
11. Bank of India, Ahmedabad
12. Corporation Bank, Ahmedabad.
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CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS, ADVANCES ETC. contd...
SCHEDULE - 9
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
Particulars
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
Particulars
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
B. LOANS, ADVANCES AND OTHER ASSETS:
Balance as on 01.04.2013
152939
265350
I. Loans:
Less: Met from NID’s own Income
152939
265350
---
---
13882662
152939
20254
---
13862408
152939
13862408
152939
Other Loans
a. Secured
i. Vehicles Loan to Employees
Add: Current year’s deficit (Plan Recurring)
1692626
1485120
ii. House Building Advance to the Employees against the Earmarked Fund
21044640
16082372
Sub-Total of (a)
22737266
17567492
Deficit carried over to Balance Sheet
b. Unsecured
i. Equipment Loan & Food Grain Advance to Employees
516826
497894
23254092
18065386
1. To Employees(Including one year old Rs.64677/-)
(Previous year Rs.98,816/-)
3233708
1680974
2. To Others(Including one year old Rs.18,85,421 /-) (Previous year Rs.23,57,234/-)
33889681
38112603
4467081
3572015
41590470
43365592
8348014
8467494
2. Service Charges (one year old )
(Previous year Rs.7,64,649 /-)
764649
764649
3. Central Govt.Grant Receivable
---
31826200
9112663
41058343
73957225
102489321
425713093
481427904
Sub Total (I)
Less: Current year’s surplus (Non-Plan Recurring)
II. Advances:
3. Tax deducted at source
Sub Total (II)
III. Income Accrued:
1. Other Project Receipts
(Including one year old Rs. 82,00,495/-)
(Previous year Rs.80,95,483/-)
Sub Total (III)
TOTAL OF B (I + II + III)
TOTAL OF A + B
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SCHEDULE - 10
FEES
SCHEDULE - 11
EXPENDITURE ON OBJECT THE TRUST
Particulars
1. Tuition Fees
2. Studio Charges
3. Hostel Fees
4. Hostel Electricity Charges
2013-14
2012-13
Rs.
Rs.
147204878
127430230
22138250
19758625
9003961
7706643
INCOME FROM PROJECT RECEIPTS/GRANTS (NON PLAN)
& EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES FOR PROJECTS (NON PLAN) 2013-2014
2013-2014
Particulars
Project
Receipts
Project
Expenses
Project
Receipts
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
897678
11841327
736340
10627182
10553408
10553408
---
---
2. Design Intervention for Basketary Craft-Zimbabve
775941
775941
7737286
7737286
3. Adv. Design Deve. Trng. W/shop on Bamboo
356540
356540
---
---
1897143
1897143
---
---
5. Documentation of Textile Traditions - IGNCA
10650393
10650393
17634080
17634080
6. Design Clinic Scheme for MSME Sector
54196333
54196333
37608607
37608607
2798960
2798960
254873
254873
8. Design of Color Scheme EMU
300823
300823
373181
373181
9. Ergonomics & Aesthetic on Airborne System
351301
351301
102904
102904
10. Redesign of Existing Retail Visual for IOL
346477
346477
---
---
11. Design of Exhibition Hall GIDM G’nagar
435991
435991
331787
331787
12. Design of 6th Economic Census Schedule
289890
289890
342833
342833
13. Designing of ACT- Hostel & Mess Building
887457
887457
64658
64658
14. Design Deve. Of Tirumala Tirupati Museum
959791
959791
---
---
15. Redesign of Paint Containers for Berger Paints
439834
439834
---
---
16. Creating Digital Environment for E-Kalp
3491545
3491545
4118301
4118301
17. India Digital Heritage-Bangaluru
1702997
1702997
1846755
1846755
18. Deve. Of New Design Product Bead Cluster-DST
546841
546841
556440
556440
19. DHS Conference -2013
373352
373352
---
---
8145444
8145444
15699616
15699616
99500461
99500461
86671321
86671321
100398139
111341788
87407661
97298503
(A) EXPENSES/SURPLUS FROM TURNKEY IDS PROJECTS
(As allocated by Management)
6004480
5129052
5. Application Form Fees
13364646
11986469
(B) EXPENSES/RECEIPTS FROM INTEGRATED DESIGN
6. I.T. Infrastructure Charges
22138450
19753625
SERVICES PROJECTS
219854665
191764644
TOTAL
Project
Expenses
2012-2013
1. Design Interventions for Basketary Craft at Ethopia & Ghana
4 Threads of Change: Textile Cultures North India
7. Design & Implementation of Ram Krishna Museum
20. Other Projects
Sub-Total:(B)
GRAND TOTAL(A) & (B)
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SCHEDULE - 12
TRANSFERS FROM GRANTS & CONTRIBUTIONS
SCHEDULE - 14
ESTABLISHMENT EXPENSES
Particulars
2013-14
2012-13
Rs.
Rs.
Particulars
---
10205
2. From Central Government Grant:Recurring:Plan
183000000
180000000
TOTAL
183000000
180010205
Particulars
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
1. Salaries,wages & allowances
73102036
1590299
129904428
131494727
204596763
188994976
2. Provident fund contribution
8207069
7701404
7701404
15908473
13329633
0
12028924
9366080
4525937
4525937
9051873
9455378
142131769
143722068
241586033
221146067
(Other than directly credited to Earmarked Funds)
TOTAL
2012-13
Rs.
Rs.
A) ON TERM DEPOSIT
1. Fixed Deposit Account
2. On Foreign Bank Deposits
Sub - Total (A)
B) ON SAVING/CURRENT ACCOUNTS
29357358
22122487
68
64
29357426
22122551
5980975
7564875
C) ON LOANS
1. Vehicle Loans
12028924
4525936
97863965
72058
Particulars
28729
14900
Sub - Total (C)
140624
86958
TOTAL OF A +B + C
35479025
29774384
Non-Plan
Recurring
Expenses
R&D
Other
2013-14
2012-13
TOTAL
Total of
Non-Plan
and Plan
Recurring
Expenses
Total
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
10454835
17769
11177860
11195629
21650464
17718780
2959446
2959446
2959446
5918892
5790867
10293516
10293516
10293516
20587032
18591845
4. Maintenance: Mach.,Electrical, Electronics.
5375357
5375356
5375356
10750713
9275942
5. Vehicle Maintenance & Operation charges
583831
583831
583831
1167662
1139238
9104552
9146355
16296889
12386163
1271042
1271042
1271042
965769
2036992
2036992
15019354
11965849
3102898
3136072
5372176
4118097
2902474
2902474
2902474
4522998
0
28488981
21646846
4259881
13025107
13205608
2. Telephone, Telex, Postage
3. Electricity Expenses
2. Equipment Loans
1590299
SCHEDULE - 15
OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
1. Travelling Expenses
111895
Total of
Non-Plan
and Plan
Recurring
Expenses
Total
4. Medical reim.& staff welfare
2013-14
TOTAL
Other
3. Gratuity contribution (Ref Note 5)
SCHEDULE - 13
INTEREST EARNED
2012-13
R&D
(From Schedule ‘3’)
1. From Central Government Grant:Recurring:Non-Plan
Non-Plan
Recurring
Expenses
2013-14
6. Material, Supplies Consumables etc.
7150534
41803
7. General Expenses for Satellite Centres
8. Advertisement & Publicity Expenses
9. Welfare ,Campus events & Other Expenses
12982362
2236104
33174
10. Library, Journals,Periodical,Subscription etc.
11. Student Freeship & Development
12. Faculty,Staff HRD,Other Misc. Expenses
13. Rates,Taxes,Cesses
28488981
8765226
332798
3927083
1485159
0
1485159
1223744
23130123
0
23130123
12193576
15. Insurance
1821885
0
1821885
1469880
16. Legal expenses & Professional fees
1438253
0
1438253
1301493
14. Repairs & Maintenance
17. Audit fees
TOTAL
230000
117395612
425544
52735050
0
230000
180000
53160594
170556206
137696695
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Schedule Forming part of Balance Sheet and Income and Expenditure Account for the year
ended 31st March, 2014
SCHEDULE-17
NOTES FORMING PART OF ACCOUNTS
SCHEDULE - 16
AMOUNT TRANSFERRED TO RESERVE OR SPECIFIC FUND
Particulars
2013-14
2012-13
Rs.
Rs.
112948
6496
7500000
7500000
3. Transferred to Fund for Special Purpose Fund
50000000
50000000
TOTAL
57612948
57506496
1. Excess of cost over grant for Non-Recurring Expenditure transferred to Capital Fund a/c.
2. Contribution to HBA Fund
1 SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES:
a. ACCOUNTING CONVENTION: The Financial statements are prepared on the basis of historical cost convention, unless otherwise stated
and on the accrual method of accounting except for interest income and liability towards privileged leave.
b. INVESTMENTS: Long Term Investments are stated at cost.
c. FIXED ASSETS: Fixed Assets are stated at the cost. The cost includes invoice value, freight, octroi, and other incidental expenses
relating acquisition.
d. GOVERNMENT GRANTS:
i Government grants are accounted on the basis of sanction from Government Department.
ii Government grant to the extent utilized towards capital expenditure, are transferred to the Capital Fund.
iii Government grants for meeting Revenue expenditure are treated as income of the year to the extent of expenditure incurred.
iv Unutilized grants are carried forward and exhibited as a Liability in the Balance Sheet
e. DEPRECIATION:
i. RATE OF DEPRECIATION
Depreciation is calculated on Straight Line Method at the following rates:
Item Rate (%)
Building 2.50
10.00
Furniture & Fixtures10.00
Computers & Peripherals20.00
Vehicles20.00
Library Books 10.00
ii. Depreciation on addition has been provided for the full year irrespective of date of acquisition.
iii Capital Fund account has been transferred to Income and Expenditure account to the extent of depreciation provided on assets
acquired out of capital grant.
iv Depreciation is not provided on assets sold during the year. f. FOREIGN CURRENCY TRANSACTION: Transaction denominated in foreign currency are accounted for at the exchange rate prevailing
on the date of transaction. The bank balance held in foreign currency is converted in to Rupee at the rate prevailing on the closing day
of the financial year.
g. CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS AND ADVANCES: In the opinion of the Management, the current assets, loans and advances have a value on
realisation in the ordinary course of business, equal at least to the aggregate amount shown in the Balance Sheet.
h. INCOME TAX: The income of the Institute is exempt under Income–tax Act 1961. No provision for Income Tax is therefore made in the
accounts.
i. RETIREMENT/TERMINAL BENEFIT: 1. Terminal leave encashment benefit to the employees is accounted for on cash basis. Gratuity is
charged to Income & Expenditure A/c on the basis Actuarial valuation and the same is contributed to the NID Employees’ Gratuity Fund.
2. Contingent Liabilities Rs. Nil (Previous year Rs. Nil)
3. Letters of credit opened by Bank on behalf of NID and outstanding on 31.03.2014 Rs. NIL (Previous year Rs.1,52,425/-)
4. Estimated amount of contract remaining to be executed on capital account and not provided for Rs.12,31,448/
(Previous year Rs. 4,69,28,479/-)
5. The institute has contributed additional Rs. 65, 05, 555/- towards Gratuity contribution to meet the gratuity liability of Rs. 6,90,38,457/as on 31st March 2014 as per the Actuarial Valuation Report.
6. Previous year’s deficit of Rs. 1, 52,939/-(Previous year Rs.2, 65,350/-) has been debited to misc. exps, as there is no specific govt. grant
received for the same during the current year.
7. Corresponding figures for the previous year have been regrouped/rearranged where ever necessary.
8. Figures in the Final accounts have been rounded off to the nearest rupee.
Place: MumbaiSignature to Schedules ‘1’ to ‘17’
As per Report of even date
Anand MahindraPradyumna VyasFor, Sorab S Engineer & Co.
Chairman
Viral Rajyaguru
Secretary &
Accounts Head, Gen. AdministrationDate:26.06.2014
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NATIONAL DESIGN INSTITUTE EMPLOYEES’ PROVIDENT FUND AHMEDABAD
LIABILITIES
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
Members’ Contribution:
(As per Schedule 1)
53360497
38526040
Investment:
(As per Schedule 4)
Institute’s Contribution:
(As per Schedule 2)
50168877
35804981
Loan to Members:
1097291
31246
Income & Expenditure
Account:
517934
573314
Less: Excess of Expenditure
over Income
517934
55380
---
517934
104626665
74880201
Liabilities:
(As per Schedule 3)
TOTAL
ASSETS
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
90295820
55063320
538840
322890
Due from National Institute
of Design:
2561092
11853307
Interest Receivable:
1855429
1568879
Bank Balances:
(As per Schedule 5)
9375484
6071805
104626665
74880201
TOTAL
Place: Mumbai
Annual Accounts
2013-14
Examined and found correct
For, Sorab S Engineer & Co.
Trustee
Arun Lokhande
Trustee
Immanuel Suresh
Trustee
Date: 26.06.2014
Employees’ Provident Fund
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INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST MARCH, 2014
EXPENDITURE
To Interest paid/ Credited to Members:
2013-2014
2012-2013
Rs.
Rs.
7333745
4385015
INCOME
By Interest received:
2013-2014
2012-2013
Rs.
Rs.
6318523
4328600
505665
---
4000
4000
To Bank Charges:
1568
506
By Surplus on Redemption of Securities (Net)
---
8350
2809
By Excess of Expenditure
Over Income transferred
to Balance Sheet
517934
55380
TOTAL
2809
7342122
4392330
Particulars
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
32789378
22288836
3246091
1837115
13227594
11130303
49263063
35256254
610000
---
Less : Paid to members who left/ retired from the Institute
2417670
2466876
Sub- total
3027670
2466876
46235393
32789378
5736662
4969445
533684
413555
1363500
1239000
7633846
6622000
Less: Paid to members who left/ retired from the Institute
508742
885338
Sub- total
508742
885338
7125104
5736662
53360497
38526040
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
35804981
25006147
3553973
2134345
13227594
11130303
52586548
38270795
Less: Paid to members who left/ retired from the Institute
2417671
2465814
Sub-total
2417671
2465814
50168877
35804981
1. SUBSCRIPTION
By Addl.Contribution received
from N.I.D.
To Miscellaneous Expenses:
To Professional Fees:
SCHEDULE - 1
MEMBERS’ CONTRIBUTION
TOTAL
Opening Balance
Add :a. Interest Credited to Members' A/c
b. Subscription received during the year
Sub- total
Less: Non-refundable withdrawal
7342122
4392330
TOTAL 1
Place: Mumbai
Examined and found correct
Trustee
Arun Lokhande
Trustee
Immanuel Suresh
Trustee
Date: 26.06.2014
2. VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS
Opening Balance
Add: a. Interest credited on Members' A/c.
b. Contribution received during the year
Sub-total
TOTAL 2
TOTAL 1 + 2
SCHEDULE - 2
INSTITUTE’S CONTRIBUTION
Particulars
Opening Balance
Add: a. Interest credited to Members' A/c.
b. Contribution received during the year
Sub-total
TOTAL
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SCHEDULE - 3
LIABILITIES
SCHEDULE - 5
BANK BALANCES
Particulars
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
1. Unpaid Expenses
6809
9567
2. Vinayan Kodoth
11984
11984
4142
4142
4. Bhasker MR Bhatt
139801
---
5. Unpaid Contribution
930260
1258
4295
4295
1097291
31246
3. N. Balasubramanian
6. Unclear Cheques
TOTAL
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
1. Special Deposit Scheme A/c. with State Bank of India
10770220
10770220
2. Corporation Bank
33000000
---
3. Bank of India
---
5000000
4. Canara Bank
---
10000000
5085000
5085000
10120000
10120000
3. 6.25% Central Govt Loan-2018 (Face Value Rs 3500000)
3342500
3342500
4. 8.20% Oil SPPPE GOI -2023 (Face Value Rs.2500000)
2566000
2566000
5. 8.67% Karnataka SDL -2017 (Face Value Rs.6000000)
6105600
6105600
6. 9.13% National Avition -2020 (Face Value Rs.2000000)
2074000
2074000
7. 8.12% G.O.I.-2020 (Face Value Rs 13000000)
12415000
---
8. 8.15% G.O.I.-2022 (Face Value Rs 5000000)
4817500
---
90295820
55063320
Long Terms
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
1. Bank of India, Paldi Savings Account
5896806
3225086
2. ICICI Bank Ltd., Savings Account
2375318
649477
3. ICICI Bank Ltd,SGL Account
1103360
2197242
TOTAL
9375484
6071805
Place: MumbaiSIGNATURE TO SCHEDULES ‘1’ TO ‘5’
SCHEDULE - 4
INVESTMENTS
Particulars
Particulars
Trustee
Arun Lokhande
Trustee
Immanuel Suresh
Trustee
Date: 26.06.2014
Fixed Deposits with
Bonds
1. 9.61% PFC 2021 (Face Value Rs.5000000)
2. 8.20% Oil Mkn GOISOL Bond 2023 (Face Value Rs.1,00,00,000)
TOTAL
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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN EMPLOYEES’ GRATUITY FUND AHMEDABAD
LIABILITIES
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
69038457
61665077
Gratuity Payable:
403171
32684
Unpaid Expenses:
3124
4227
NID Gratuity Fund Account:
(As per Schedule 1 )
TOTAL
69444752
61701988
ASSETS
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
Investments:
53365210
45612710
Due from NID:
12028924
9366080
Interest Receivable:
843914
2970884
Bank Balances:
3206704
3752314
69444752
61701988
TOTAL
Place: Mumbai
Examined and Found coreect
Pradyumna Vyas
Trustee
Annual Accounts
2013-14
Employees’ Gratuity Fund
Trustee
Arun Lokhande
Trustee
Date: 26.06.2014
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST MARCH, 2014
EXPENDITURE
2013-2014
2012-2013
Rs.
Rs.
9050900
9593240
To Bank Charges:
1493
506
To Miscellaneous Expenses:
2000
2000
To Professional Fees:
1124
1124
7340696
3678204
16396213
13275074
To Gratuity Paid:
To Surplus transferred to
NID Gratuity Fund A/c. in
Balance Sheet:
TOTAL
INCOME
By NID Contribution:
By Interest received during
the year:
TOTAL
Place: Mumbai
2013-2014
2012-2013
Rs.
Rs.
12028924
9366080
4367289
3908994
16396213
13275074
Examined and Found coreect
Pradyumna Vyas
Trustee
Trustee
Arun Lokhande
Trustee
Date: 26.06.2014
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SCHEDULE - 1
NID GRATUITY FUND
SCHEDULE - 3
BANK BALANCES
Particulars
Opening Balance
Add: Unclaimed Gratuity transferred to fund
Add: Surplus transferred from Income & Expenditure a/c
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
61665077
57986873
32684
---
61697761
57986873
7340696
3678204
Particulars
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
1. Bank of India Paldi, Savings Account
1420882
951832
2. ICICI Bank Ltd., Savings Account
1196818
242721
589004
2557761
3206704
3752314
3. ICICI Bank Ltd, SGL Account
TOTAL
TOTAL
69038457
61665077
Place: MumbaiSIGNATURE TO SCHEDULES ‘1’ TO ‘3’
SCHEDULE - 2
INVESTMENTS
Particulars
31.03.2014
31.03.2013
Rs.
Rs.
3499910
3499910
---
10000000
22500000
10000000
1 . 6.25% Central Govt. Loan-2018(Face Value Rs 8,00,000/-)
764000
764000
2. 8.20% Oil Mkn GOI SPL Bond (Face Value Rs.1,00,00,000)
10120000
10120000
3. 8.20% Oil SPE 2023 (Face Value Rs.40,00,000/-)
4105600
4105600
4. 8.67% Karnataka SDL 2017 (Face Value Rs,70,00,000/-)
7123200
7123200
5. 8.12% GOI 2020 Bond ( Face Value Rs. 55,00,000/-)
5252500
---
53365210
45612710
Pradyumna Vyas
Trustee
Trustee
Arun Lokhande
Trustee
Date: 26.06.2014
Long Term
Fixed Deposits with
1. Special Deposit Scheme A/c. with State Bank of India
2. Canara Bank
3. Corporation Bank
Bonds
TOTAL
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Compilation:
S T Safri
Graphic Design:
Akshay Khatri
Design Advice:
Rupesh Vyas
Photography:
Valji Solanki
Print Advice:
Bharat Suthar
NID Main Campus
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN
Paldi, Ahmedabad 380 007
Tel: +91 79 2662 3692–97
Fax: +91 79 2662 1167
email: [email protected]
NID PG Campus, Gandhinagar
GH–0, Extension Road
Nr. Infocity, Gandhinagar
Tel: +91 79 2324 4515 / 4755
Fax: +91 79 2324 4518
Bengaluru Campus
12, HMT Link Road, off Tumkur Road
Bangaluru 560 022
Tel: +91 80 2327 3276 / 3006 / 9054
Fax: +91 79 2327 3086

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