Annual Report 2014-15 - National Institute of Design

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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN
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54thANNUAL REPORT
2014–2015
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ANNUAL REPORT 2014-15
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CONTENTS
1. Introduction and Highlights of the Year
2. Governing Council Members
3. Council’s Standing Committee
4. Policy and Planning Committee
5. Faculty Forum
6. Design Education at NID
7. Research Thrust
8.Publications
9. Knowledge Management and Information Services (KM&IS)
10. Outreach Programmes
11. Industry Programmes and Projects
12. Integrated Design Services
13. Centres at NID
• Toy Innovation Centre (TIC)
• International Centre for Indian Crafts (ICIC)
• IPR Cell
• Centre for Bamboo Initiatives (CFBI)
• National Design Business Incubator (NDBI)
• Design Clinic Scheme for MSMEs
• Design Teachers Development Training Program
14. National Institute of Design: Other Campuses
15. Human Resource Development Activities
16. Staff Position as on March 31, 2015 17. Financial Resources
18. Distinguished Visitors
19. Official Language Implementation
Annexure 1: India Design Council (IDC)
Annexure 2: Students’ Diploma Projects
Annexure 3: Profile of Faculty Members
Annexure 4: Visiting Experts Annexure 5: Outreach Programmes
Annexure 6: Industry Programmes and Projects (IP&P)
Annexure 7: Integrated Design Services (IDS)
Annexure 8: Research and Development Campus, Bengaluru
Annexure 9: PG Campus, Gandhinagar
Annexure 10: Human Resource Development Activities
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Annual Accounts 2014–15
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(Format – I Prescribed under Bombay Public Trust Act)
Annual Accounts 2014–15
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(Format – II Prescribed by the Government of India
for Autonomous Institutions)
Annual Accounts 2014–15, Employees’ Provident Fund
Annual Accounts 2014–15, Employees’ Gratuity Fund
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INTRODUCTION AND
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR
National Institute of Design is a multidisciplinary
institute in the field of design education and research.
Its design education programmes have also earned their
place in the top 25 European and Asian educational
programmes in the world. By an Act of Parliament,
in July 2014, the institute has been declared as an
Institution of National Importance by the NID Act
(No.18 of 2014) and has come into force with effect
from 16th September, 2014. An experience of more than
five decades in the field of design education, research,
application of advanced teaching methodologies, and
unparalleled design research projects have together
crowned the National Institute of Design (NID) with
international repute. It has been recognized as a
scientific and industrial research organization by the
Department of Science and Technology, Government
of India.
From being a single campus institute, NID has grown
into a multicampus institute with a national and
international profile. NID now has two extension
campuses—the Post Graduate Campus at Gandhinagar
and the R&D Campus at Bengaluru.
From an institute mainly providing undergraduate
programmes, NID has become one of the best design
institutes in the world with a graduate programme
(B.Des.) spreading across eight design disciplines and
seventeen sector-specific post-graduate programmes
(M.Des.) in diverse design domains, state-of-the-art
infrastructural facilities such as the Skill Development
Labs, Knowledge Management Centre, Information
Technology (IT) Centre, and Design Vision Centre.
These have helped NID establish its leadership and preeminence among various design institutions.
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 2014–15. Also,
the number of students’ convocating from the institute
each year has undergone a change; it has increased from
35 in 2000 to 271 in 2014.
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 providing one
of the top 25 European & Asian design programmes
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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 the Design
Idea Fair since 2006, all with an aim to move towards a
‘Design-enabled India’. The institute’s efforts towards
becoming an effective medium for design promotion,
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 twice during the
year 2014–15 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 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:
• 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.
HIGHLIGHTS OF ACHIEVEMENTS
AND MAJOR EVENTS DURING
THE YEAR
• 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.
• Prof. Dr. Dr. H. C. Jürgen Lehmann, President, Hof
University of Applied Sciences, Germany and Ms.
Susanne Krause, Director, International Office
from University of Applied Sciences, Hof, Germany
has visited NID on 8th April 2014. A collaborative
agreement between NID and Hof UAS was signed.
• Encouraging the scaling up of quality design
professionals and faculty through existing and
new institutional mechanisms.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• Undertaking fundamental and applied research
to create cutting-edge knowledge in diverse
areas of design and allied fields.
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• 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’.
• A brainstorming session for promotion of Indian
designs held at IPO, Mumbai on 6th May 2014.
More than 25 delegates participated from
industry, academia and design fraternity. The
meeting was chaired by Shri Chaitanya Prasad,
Controller General of Patents, Design & Trade
Marks and was co-chaired by Shri Pradyumna
Vyas, Director, NID and Member Secretary IDC. It
was decided to promote Indian design on global
platform through various forums and possibilities.
• Nishtha Shailajan’s F&VC student documentary
“My Son, Pankaj” won the SECOND PRIZE at
the ‘Autis Movie 2014 - International Festival
of Short films about Autism’, recently held at
Cagliari, Italy, from June 1–2, 2014.
• MoU was signed between NID and Mazagon
Dock Ltd, Mumbai on 13th June 2014 to
effectively leverage competence and strengths
in ergonomic ship design by way of undertaking
design development and research to pursue and
optimize interior design requirements and system
integration for new state-of-the-art warships.
• Mr. Jeremy Hocking, Vice President – Asia
Pacific, Herman Miller and Mr. Kartik Shethia,
Sales Director, SAARC Region & SBG, Greater
China, Herman Miller has visited NID on 27th
June 2014.
• A MoU was signed between NID & Swinburne
University of Technology on 11th July 2014. Ms.
Elizabeth Tunstall, Associate Professor Design
Anthropology, Faculty of Design represented
the Swinburne University of Technology. Initial
activity will comprise exploration of a three
way research partnership with China Central
Academy of Fine Arts, in the area of Design
Anthropology.
• On 22nd July 2014, Ms. Zohra Chatterji, IAS,
Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of visited
NID.
• Prof. Ramsey Ford, Professor, Industrial Design,
University of Cincinnati visited NID on 4th
August 2014.
• Ms. Fredrika Ornbrant, Consul General of
Sweden, Mr. Gaurav Kirti, Business Unit
Manager (India) - Services Industry, Business
Sweden, Embassy of Sweden and Ms. Mitalee
Karmarkar, Manager-PR, Media & Cultural
Affairs, Consulate General of Sweden visited
NID on 5th August 2014.
• On 07th August 2014 Dr. Pramod Agrawal,
Chair-Functional Smart Materials, Knowledge
Centre Design & Technology, Saxion University
of Applied Sciences, Netherland visited NID.
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• A MoU between NID & Swinburne University in presence
of Prime Minister of Australia, H.E. Mr. Tony Abbott on 4th
September 2014. Under his New Colombo Plan to enhance
student exchange and collaboration between the universities
at the Mumbai University.
• The second edition of the Alpavirama South Asian Short &
Documentary Film Festival, organized by the Film & Video
Communication discipline at NID, was held from September
18–21, 2014.
• Exhibition ‘The Eye of the Father and the Son - Photography
of Hugo and Diego Cifuentes’ opened at NID on 25th
September 2014. The exhibition was opened by Shri
Pradyumna Vyas, Director, NID; H.E. Mentor Villagómez,
Ambassador of Ecuador and Mr. Patricio Garcés, Deputy
Head of Mission, Embassy of Ecuador.
• A senior Delegation from Beijing Contemporary Art
Foundation, China visited NID on 20th October 2104.
• Mr. Gilles Roduit, Minister & Deputy Head of Mission,
Embassy of Switzerland visited NID on 3rd November 2014.
• On 11th November 2014, ‘Nocturnal by Vargas Brothers’
- Exhibition of Photographs by Carlos Vargas Zaconet and
Miguel Vargas Zaconet opened at NID. The exhibition
organised by the Embassy of Peru in India was opened by H.E.
Javier Paulinich, Ambassador of Peru to India.
• H.E. Javier Paulinch, Ambassador of Peru to India visited NID
on 11th November 2014.
• H.E. Tomasz Lukaszuk, Ambassador of Poland to India and
Mrs. Maria Lukaszuk, Counsellor, Head of Economic Section,
Embassy of Poland visited NID on13th November 2014.
• Dr. Mirjana Lozanovska, Associate Head of School
International, School of Architecture & Built Environment,
Deakin University, Australia and Prof. Anthony Mills, Head of
School, School of Architecture and Built Environment, Deakin
University, Australia visited NID on 7th October 2014.
• Dr. Bhim Singh, Hon’ble Minister Industries, Govt. of Bihar
visited NID on 17th November 2014.
• Prof. Vladimir Slapeta, Dean, Emeritus, Department of
Architecture, Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic
and Delegation of Czech Architects visited NID on 9th
October 2014.
• Book Release function of the publication, Design Education
in India: Retrospection, Introspection, and Perception by the
late Prof. I S Mathur was held on December 5, 2014 The book
was released by eminent educator and former Executive
Director, NID, Shri Ashoke Chatterjee. It was under the aegis
of the Ravi J. Matthai Design Research Chair for Innovation in
Design Education at NID that the extensive research for this
book took place.
• Arch. Giuseppe Marinelli De Marco, Vice Director of ISIA
Roma/Pordenone and Ms. Alessandra Bertini Malgarini,
Director, Italian Embassy Cultural Centre visited NID on 10th
October 2014.
• Ms. Anna Tryc-Bromley, Director, Polish Institute, New Delhi
visited NID on 15th October 2014.
• Ms. Helen Vella Bonavita, Associate Professor, Faculty of
Education and Arts, Edith Cowan University (ECU), Australia
visited NID on 16th October 2015.
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• Dr. Vanessa Johnson, Head of Student Recruitment,
The Glasgow School of Art, UK had visited NID on 19th
November 2014.
• ‘International Bamboo Workshop’ – display of the products
developed by the students and faculty of HTW, Germany
along with NID students was held on 5th December 2014.
• Shri Raju Parmar, Hon’ble Member, National Commission for
Scheduled Castes, Govt. of India, New Delhi visited NID on
26th December 2014.
• Ms Priti Patel, Member of Parliament, UK had visited NID on
9th January 2015.
• Mr. Don Matthewson, CFO and SVP Global Initiatives for
California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) visited NID on 13th
January 2015.
• Design Research Symposium, INSIGHT 2015 was organized
at NID Bengaluru from January 23–24, 2015. A first of its
kind in India, this international symposium was organized
in collaboration with British Council India with global
participation from academia, industry and student
community from the field of design.
• Inauguration of a workshop ‘Dialogue in the Dark’ for NID
students was done by Hon’ble Mayor of Ahmedabad, Smt.
Meenaxi Patel and Mr. Pradyumna Vyas, Director, NID on
7th February 2015. About 60 NID students attended the
workshop conducted by a visually challenged Mexican
Trainer along with 4 visually challenged associates &
coordinated by NDBI.
• Craft Collaboration Workshop between NID and Hochschule
Luzern (Lucerne University of Applied Sciences & Arts,
Switzerland) was held from February 7– 8, 2015 at NID
Ahmedabad. The objective of the workshop was to deliberate
on future directions for Indian crafts, and explore ideas and
opportunities of collaborative engagement with the craft sector.
• NID, in collaboration with Gujarat Urban Development
Company Limited had announced competition for NID
students to design logo for ‘Mahatma Gandhi Swachata
Mission’. ‘Swachh Bharat’ - display of posters along with
an exhibition ‘Scrap Design innovation’ was opened on
9th February 2015 by Hon’ble Mayor of Ahmedabad, Smt.
Meenaxi Patel and Mr. Pradyumna Vyas, Director, NID.
• A premium museum designers & former associates of Charles
& Ray Eames, Mr. Barbara Fah Charles, USA and Mr. Robert
Staples, USA had visited NID on 16th February 2015. Fifty
years ago, Robert Staples was sent to Ahmedabad for two
weeks to work at NID on the exhibition “Nehru: His Life and
His India” and stayed ten weeks to oversee the fabrication.
Later, he was responsible for the installation of “Nehru” in
New York, London, and Washington.
• A delegation from Musashino Art University had come to
NID on 13th March 2015. Nishikawa Satoshi, Professor Craft
Design, Ceramics, Department of Industrial, Interior and Craft
Design, Oomura Shunji, Professor Craft Design, Glassmaking,
Department of Industrial, Interior and Craft Design and
Suzuki Junko, Associate Professor Craft Design, Textile
Department of Industrial, Interior and Craft Design visited
NID along with the delegation.
• A delegation from Willem de Kooning Academie, Rotterdam
University, Netherlands had come to NID on 13th March
2015. Mr. Roger Teeuwen, Head of School Design & Social
Practices, Mrs. Cora Santjer, International Affairs and Mr. Paul
T.Pos, Senior Lecturer visited NID along with the delegation.
• An exhibition on ‘Visual Language of Lech Majewski-Polish
Art Posters’ was organised by the Polish Institute in India in
NID on 9th February 2015.
• The 35th Convocation of NID was held on 9th December
2014. Shri Shekhar Gupta, renowned journalist & Padma
Bhushan awardee was the Chief Guest.
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GOVERNING COUNCIL MEMBERS
Anand Mahindra
Chairman
NID Governing Council
Venu Srinivasan Chairman and Managing Director
Sundaram Clayton Ltd.
Tasneem Zakaria Mehta
Vice Chairperson
INTACH
Illoosh Judge Ahluwalia Artist
RK Bhatia IFS (Retd.)
Ex-Ambassador Vijai Singh Katiyar
Activity Chairperson
Professional Education Programme
National Institute of Design
Meenaxi Patel
Mayor
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation
MK Venu
Media Person
KT Ravindran
Ex-Professor and Head of the
Department of Urban Design
School of Planning and Architecture
New Delhi
Immanuel Suresh
Principal Designer
DV Prasad, IAS
Joint Secretary
Government of India
Ministry of Commerce and Industry
Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion
Arati R Jerath Media Person
Ravi Kant
Vice Chairman
Tata Motors Ltd.
D J Pandian, IAS
Chief Secretary to the
Government of Gujarat
Habib Hussain Chief Executive Officer
AV Thomas Leather & Allied Products Pvt. Ltd.
Samveg A Lalbhai
Managing Director
Atul Limited
S K Bahri, IAAS
Addl. Secretary & Financial Advisor
Government of India,
Ministry of Commerce & Industry
Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion
Dr. Naushad Forbes Director
Forbes Marshall
Jayshree S Lalbhai Trustee
Tarlaben Kasturbhai Foundation Trust
Pradyumna Vyas
Director
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Rajeev Sethi
Chairman and Founder Trustee
The Asian Heritage Foundation
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POLICY AND PLANNING
COMMITTEE
COUNCIL’S STANDING
COMMITTEE
The Standing Committee of the Governing
Council was reconstituted in March 2012 with
the following members:
Pradyumna Vyas
(In Chair)
Samveg A Lalbhai
Member
Jayshree S Lalbhai
Member
Vijai Singh Katiyar
Member
Immanuel Suresh
Member
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
Professional Education Programme
Dr. Bibhudutta Baral
Centre Head
NID R&D Campus, Bengaluru
Krishna Patel
Centre Head
NID PG Campus, Gandhinagar
Dr. Vijaya Deshmukh
Registrar (Academics)
Anil Sinha
KMC (Resource Centre)
Shashank V Mehta
Industry Programmes and
Head, MSME Design Clinic Scheme
Shimul Mehta Vyas
Outreach Programmes
Immanuel Suresh
Design Foundation Studies
Dr. Subir Das
Integrated Design Services
Praveen Nahar
International Programmes
P. Ramakrishna Rao
Research & Publications
Rupesh Vyas
Online Programmes
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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DESIGN EDUCATION AT NID:
FACULTY FORUM
The 65th and 66th Faculty Forum meetings were held during the Academic Year 2014–15 from June
2–3, 2014 and from September 26–27, 2014 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 Forum meetings.
The agenda for the 65th Faculty Forum
included:
• Admissions 2014–15
• UPDATE: New PG programmes from
R & D Campus
• RETHINKING NID: Vision & Road Map 2025
• Deliberations by the groups
• Online Design Education
• PRESENTATION: VISION & ROADMAP 2025
The agenda for 66th Faculty Forum included:
UPDATE: NID ACT 2014:
› Presentation by the Statutes & Ordinances Committee
› Presentation by Vision Road Map 2015 Committee
• Presentation by the Statutes & Ordinances
Committee
›Working Group 1: Admissions
›Working Group 2: Departments &
Programme Specifications
›Working Group 3: Curriculum Design
› Working Group 4: Pedagogy
› Working Group 5: Assessment & Evaluation
› Working Group 6: Human Resource & Infrastructure
• STATUTES & ORDINANCES FOR THE NID ACT
› Discussions
› PRESENTATION
Learning to learn, learning
to know, and learning to do
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 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
• STATUTES & ORDINANCES FOR THE NID ACT
• Presentation by Vision Road Map 2015
Committee
• Statutes & Ordinances presentation by each
working group
• Individual presentation by all the six groups.
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Global Context of NID’s
Education
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.
Academic Programmes 2014–15
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:
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
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
Furniture & Interior Design
home furniture system, office furniture system,
retail furniture system
lifestyle products, studio pottery, sanitaryware
Toy & Game Design
educational and developmental toys, outdoor play
equipment, soft toys, multimedia games
Textile Design
constructed textiles (woven, knitted, nonwoven textiles), surface design print, mixed
media, embroidery, finishing techniques (surface
ornamentation), textiles for apparels, technical
fabrics
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
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
Apparel Design & Merchandising
ready-to-wear range for women, costumes for film
and theatre, work and protective wear, accessory
design
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Professional Education
Programmes
The Professional Education Programme offers both
Undergraduate (UG) level and Postgraduate (PG)
level diploma programmes: the UG programme
is of a four-year duration for 10+2 school leavers
leading to the Graduate Diploma in Design, and
the PG programme of a two-and-a-half year
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)
Educational Facilities
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.
K-Portal
A web-based information system was developed
in-house 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
Management
• NID Website based on Web Content
Management System
(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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ADMISSIONS:
2014–15/2015–16
Report on Admission 2014–15
Advertisements were published in leading national
dailies during the first week of October 2013 for
admissions 2014–15. Application forms were made
available through the institute’s website at the
cost of Rs.1500/- and (Rs.750/- in case of reserved
categories) during 1st October 2013 to 2nd
November 2013.
A total of 9835 applications were received for both
Graduate Diploma and Post-graduate Diploma
programme in design. Out of which, a total of 5496
and 3818 candidates were called for GDPD and
PGDPD Design Aptitude Test respectively.
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
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.
The intake for Academic Year 2014-15 was as
follows:
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GDPD : 100 seats
(15% seats for overseas category on supernumerary
basis.)
Interaction Design
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SDM15
Total245
PGDPD : 245 seats
PGDPD
The Admissions Committee had shortlisted 1016
candidates for the Studio Tests and interviews,
out of which 800 candidates appeared in 17
disciplines (Studio Test & Interview both). In all,
245 candidates were selected to whom admissions
was offered in PGDPD 2014–15.
GDPD
The Admission Committee had shortlisted total
359 candidates for the Studio Tests and interviews,
out of which 333 candidates appeared. A total
number of 115 candidates were selected to whom
admissions was offered in GDPD 2014–15.
The discipline-wise details list of the PG
Programme for 2014-2015 are given below:
The discipline-wise details list of the PG
Programme for 2012–13 is given below:
Discipline
Total Seats Announced
Product Design
15
15
Transportation & Auto. Design
15
10
Toy & Game Design
10
Graphic Design
15
Animation & Film Design
15
Film and Video Comm.
15
Photography Design
15
Textile Design
15
Apparel Design
15
Lifestyle Acc. Design
15
New Media Design
15
Information Design
15
Design for Retail Exp.
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Report on Admission 2015–16
Advertisements were published in leading
national dailies during the second week
of October 2014 for Admissions 2015–16
announcing that from this academic year NID
would offer Bachelor of Design & Master of
Design Programmes. Application forms were
made available through the institute’s website
at the cost of Rs.1500/- for General & OBC-NCL
candidates and (Rs.750/- in case of SC/ST/PH
categories) during 10th October 2014 to 21st
November 2014.
A total of 14016 applications were received for
both Bachelor of Design & Master of Design
Programmes. Out of which, a total of 8430
and 5586 candidates were called for Bachelor
of Design & Master of Design Programme
respectively for Design Aptitude Test.
A national level design Aptitude test was
conducted on 10th and 11th January 2015
for Master of Design and Bachelor of Design
programmes respectively at following 12 centres.
1.Ahmedabad
2.Bengaluru
3.Bhopal
4.Chennai
5.Delhi
6.Guwahati
7.Hyderabad
8.Lucknow
9.Kolkata
10.Mumbai
11.Nagpur
12.Chandigarh
A total of 7908 and 5063 candidates appeared
for both Bachelor of Design & Master of Design
Programme respectively. The absenteeism was
6.19% in B.Des. and 9.36% in M.Des.
The intake for Academic Year 2015–16 would be
as follows:
B.Des.: 100 seats (15% seats for overseas category
on supernumerary basis.)
M.Des.:
275 seats (15% seats for overseas category on
supernumerary basis.) (We have introduced two
new disciplines i.e. Digital Game Design & Universal
Design at R & D Campus Bengaluru)
M.Des.:
out of which, 828 candidates appeared in 19
disciplines (Studio Test & Interview both). In all,
274 candidates were selected to whom admissions
was offered in M.Des. 2015–16.
B.Des.:
out of which, 297 candidates appeared. In all,
102 candidates and six overseas candidates were
selected to whom admissions was offered in B.Des.
2015–16.
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FINAL DIPLOMA PROJECTS (UG/PG)
The 35th Convocation Discipline-wise Summary:
The 35th Convocation Discipline-wise Summary:
During the year, evaluation process and end-semester/Diploma juries
approved 271 students for award of NID’s Professional Education Programme
Diploma (Annexure-1). Among the industry which sponsored student
designer projects in major manufacturing/ communication/IT based industry
and from Government/Government aided organizations.
GDPD
B Des.
35th CONVOCATION
The 35th Convocation of NID was held on 9th December 2015. The disciplinewise details of Graduating Students are as under:
1 Animation Film Design
2 Exhibition Design
3 Film and Video Communication
4 Graphic Design
5 Product Design
6 Textile Design
7 Furniture and Interior Design
Total
11
03
05
09
06
16
07
57
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Exhibition Design
Film and Video Communication
Graphic Design
Product Design
Textile Design
Furniture and Interior Design
Total
04
07
04
13
11
10
04
53
PGDPD
M Des.
02
02
3 Graphic Design
04
4 Product Design
02
5 Transportation and Automobile Design 00
6 Ceramic and Glass Design 01
00
8 Toy and Game Design
00
10 Apparel Design and Merchandising
01
11 Lifestyle Accessory Design
02
12 Textile Design
05
13 New Media Design
09
14 Strategic Design Management
02
18 Photography Design
02
Total
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G. Total (57+32)89
13
13
3 Graphic Design
13
4 Product Design
15
5 Transportation and Automobile Design 12
6 Ceramic and Glass Design 08
13
8 Toy and Game Design
07
10 Apparel Design and Merchandising
09
11 Lifestyle Accessory Design
11
12 Textile Design
15
13 New Media Design
14 Strategic Design Management
18 Photography Design
Total
129
PROGRAMME-WISE SUMMARY
1
2
3
4
5
GDPD - 4 year
PGDPD - 2 – ½ year
B Des - 4 year
M Des.- 2 ½ year
NO.OF STUDENTS GRADUATED
57
32
53
129
271
The Convocation Address was delivered by Shri
Shekhar Gupta, renowned journalist & Padma
Bhushan awardee who also 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
Placement, Diploma Projects, and
Industry Interface:
I. NID’s Placement Office is currently involved
in following activities:
1. Planning, organizing and coordinating
Placement Week (Industry Interface) at all three
campuses.
2. Coordinating between the industry / studios /
NGO / govt. sector and the students for Industrial
Training, Diploma Projects and Placements.
3. Managing the Students Online Portfolio for
graduating batch and diploma project semester
students
4. Coordinating industry visits and meetings with
concerned HODs / coordinators and promoting
Industry presence in NID through lectures /
presentations and interactions / crosstalks
5. Facilitating the query of both student and industry
6. Guiding students’ to build portfolio
7. Coordinating the announcement of
competition and awards declaration
8. Scholarship Announcements
II. a. Details on Industry Interactions:
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
April 2014 – March 2015 in terms of opening
for internships / lateral placements:
Dabur International Ltd-Dubai, Wipro Lighting,
Titan, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
(EPFL)-( Systemic Modeling Laboratory (LAMS)Switzerland, Appachi Eco-Logic Cotton (P) Ltd.,
Center for Knowledge Societies, Welspun,
Robert Bosch, Textrade International Ltd.,
TATA Motors, Vodaphone, Honeywell,
Trident, Disney India, Godrej properties, Godrej
Industries, IFB, Noora Health, Videocon Group,
TECCO ceramics, EduSports, Logic Roots
(game design), Brillio , R.K.Exports, Sony Music
India, Gloob Décor – interior design, Tulips
Ambeince – home furnishing, Amber Design
Tech Pvt. Ltd – furniture manufacturers, Sacona
Entertainment India Pvt. Ltd.(manufacturers of
3D gaming pods/products) Ashoka University,
Amazon, Microsoft, etc.
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b. Placement Week 2014:
Status of placement week at Main campusAhmedabad, PG Campus-Gandhinagar and R &
D Campus Bengaluru in 2014 is shared below:
No of companies participating
in placement process in
Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar
campuses
105
companies
No of companies participating
in placement process in R&D
campus
47
companies
No of students opting for
placements through the
institute
231 students
Accolades
1.
Neeraja Rajkumar (AFD) has been
announced winner of the Pearson English
Picture This 1000 competition (Pearson was
looking for fresh illustration styles)
2.
Manoj Kuldeep (LAD) won in “Be Open
Foundation” “Made In India” “ furniture
category” 2013–14 Design Competition
Project Name: The Cuddle
“The cuddle” is a product for those who
appreciate art and associate themselves
with art, as art & craft is the origin of design.
Taking inspiration from traditional kutch jari
work on leather, the cuddle is designed to
help the user sit comfortably and in the right
posture, whilst being easy to carry. Canvas
and vegetable dyed, tanned leather are fused
together. Kutch style artwork creates a
narrative on the leather. Biased canvas fabric
is used for its flexibility.
No of offers made by industries 253
for full time placement during
registration
Details of few maximum offers made in
placement week 2014 were by:
1. Housing.com – (recruited 10 students for
Rs 22 lakhs p.a.)
2. Samsung R& D – (18 lacs (hired 4 students)
and Rs12 lakhs p.a. (recruited 13 students))
3. Microsoft – (recruited 9 students for
Rs 18 lakhs)
4. Godrej & Boyce - (recruited 16 students for
Rs 8.88 lakhs p.a.)
5. SOCH Business Mentors LLP – (recruited 1
students for Rs12 lakhs p.a. and 3 students
for Rs12 lakhs p.a)
6. TVS Motors – (recruited 4 students for
Rs7 lakhs p.a.)
7. Cognizant – (recruited 30 students)
Ref. link: http://beopenfuture.com/events/
awards/delhi-awards/winners-projects
http://beopenfuture.com/events/awards/
delhi-awards/winners-projects
http://beopenfuture.com/events/awards/
delhi-awards/announcement
http://beopenfuture.com/press-room/talks
3.
Ravi Anand (LAD) won in FIRST PLACE in
ACCESSORIES category in Park ELLE DECOR
Student Contest 2014-15 .The product “
Ghunghroo Collection ” is showcased in the
Park ELLE DECOR Student Gallery at India
Design ID 2015 from 13–15 Feb
4.
Shibu M (LAD) his NIDO chair has won The
Park ELLE DECOR Student Contest in the
“Special Mention for Best Use of Traditional
Materials” category. .The product “ NIDO ” is
showcased in the Park ELLE DECOR Student
Gallery at India Design ID 2015 from 13–15 Feb
5.
Manoj Kuldeep/2012 batch -selected
amongst the final top three entries for the
Pune Design Festival
2015 Student Design Projects competition.
(Pune Design Festival 2015 on 6th and 7th of
Feb at Le Meridian, Pune)
6.
Representing LAD, NID with the support
from Sun Jewels, Bombay fashion show their
jewellery collection in India international
jewellery show - 2014 in Mumbai.
Student Team IIJW 2014 Mumbai
a)Tanaya Agarwal/2012 Batch,
b)Sanskruti Swagat Thorat/2012 Batch
c)Anshula Mittal/2012 Batch
d)Manoj Kuldeep/2012 Batch and Krupa Bipinchandra Patel/ 2012 Batch
e)Sukanya Dhanvir Pasi/2012 Batch
f )Srishti Lalit Gupta/2012 Batch
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=
a.605024172943499.1073741850.376724739
106778&type=3 https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=iFvg0Denv-E
7.
Samir Saurabh (LAD) “The garment(Magnum
Opus) was selected as one the winner of first
round of Wills Lifestyle Debut – 2014 held
in Mumbai. The theme for this competition
was Urban Strokes – Cosmopolitan and
effortless designs in tune with the evolution
of modern style. The winners were chosen
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on key parameters of Creativity, Technicality
and Commercial Viability. The shortlisted
finalists from the regional rounds in Mumbai,
Kolkata & Chennai competed at the Debut
finale held in New Delhi. The garment was
showcased in Wills Lifestyle India Fashion
Week Autumn-Winter 2014 (March 26-30,
2014) at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi.”
8.
9.
Sanskruti Swagat Thorat (LAD) her jewellery
got selected in the “artsana awards” Golden
Glory category out of 800 + entries from
world wide to be manufactured by GJEPC.
finally1. Nominated in top 5 jewellery in
Golden glory category at Artisan Award. (18
Feb 2015) and 2. Winner of National jewellery
Award (west zone) 2015 in student category.
Ref link: http://www.theartisanawards.com/
Sukanya Pasi (LAD) notable in DIY Category
in core77 design award for her self initiated
project “share a seed”. Ref. link: http://www.
core77designawards.com/2014/award_
category/diy/
10. Nazuk Krishan (LAD) INDIAFRICA poster design
competition 2014, One of the winners from India.
Ref. link: http://www.indiafrica.in/
Contest2014Winners.html
11. Rakesh R (LAD) Finalist in the 2014 World of
Wearable Art Awards Show in New Zealand
Ref. link: http://worldofwearableart.com/
designers/news/entry/key-dates-2014/
12. Preeyal Rajaram Patil and Ayushi Jain (LAD)
was one of the Team Winner of the Asian
Paints Design Competition “ The D Door”.
designing Spaces based on a dedicated
theme showcased in the india design
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week Delhi 2015 .(30th feb 2015 ). Ref.
link: https://www.asianpaints.com/pro/
StudentConnectProgram.asp
https://www.asianpaints.com/colournext/
index.html
13. Shanvi Gupta (LAD) was one of the Team
Winner of Asian Paints Design Competition
“ The D Door”. designing Spaces based on
a dedicated theme showcased in the india
design week Delhi 2015 .(30th feb 2015 ).
Ref. link: https://www.asianpaints.com/pro/
StudentConnectProgram.asp, https://www.
asianpaints.com/colournext/index.html
14. Rashi Saraf & Laxmi Gupta (LAD) shortlisted for the National Design Talent
Contest organized by the Fashion Design
Council of India ,become the entry for the
2nd stage of selection by the WOW jury.
(18th feb 2015 )
16. Chobi Mela International Photography
Festival: Dinesh Abiram, Photography
Design was selected as one of only two
artists from India to exhibit in the 8th
edition of the Chobi Mela International
Photography Festival held every two years.
His work shall be exhibited along with world
renowned photographers in January 2015 in
Dhaka, Bangladesh. Chobi Mela is the most
demographically inclusive photo festival
in the world and is held every two years in
Dhaka. The festival examines the dramatic
shifts in image production, ownership
and distribution brought on by new
developments in the media landscape.
Ref. link: http://chobimela.org/
17. Vanessa Hoerig, FID won the Briccole Design
Competition at Milan, conducted by iconic
Italian brand RIVA! The competition invited
designers to reuse the Briccola wood from
the oak posts of Venice, transforming them
into pieces of furniture. The Zolijns Riva 1920
Briccole Design Competition was held in
India, with over 150 entries from 6 schools.
Ricordo was chosen as a winner from over
150 entries by Maurizio Riva, of renowned
Italian furniture firm Riva 1920, and Michele
de Lucchi, famous Italian architect and
designer. The brief was to use the Briccole
posts from the Venetian lagoons and design
a table out of them. These oak posts get
worn out by tiny molluscs and need to be
replaced periodically.
15. NID team won first prize at “Emerging
Market Mobility” project at PACE Forum
in Turin (Italy), The prize was announce
few hours back. Team comprised of TAD
students, Sougat Hota & Anoop Balakrishnan
looking at new system for Rural Mobility
in India . This project was part of ‘Systems
Design’ project (Guided by Praveen Nahar &
Mahaan Ghose with inputs from Abhishek
Singh from GM). This year’s PACE challenge
was unique in its theme and the structure.
NID team is one among the three teams
(CCS Detroit/University of Cincinnati, from
a total of 23 teams worldwide) to qualify as
last three in the final round of PACE EMM
competition.
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The Briccole Design competition was held
by Zolijns in India, in collaboration with
Riva1920 from Italy. Vanessa was invited
to Milan for 06 days to attend the award
ceremony. She was also invited for Salone
Mobile 2014 the biggest furniture fair in the
world.
18. NID team comprising Manikandan
HK(NMD), Devyani Jain(AD), Veethika
Mishra(TGD) and Mayukhini Pande(SDM),
has been announced as a winner of MTS
Innovatsii ‘14. They will now be showcasing
their ideas at India-Russia Youth Summit,
being planned in New Delhi. And the team
has also won an educational trip to Moscow.
19. Rutul Shah (CGD) has been awarded with
Bronze Prize in Product Design Category
for his System’s Design Project “Glass Bottle
Brick- A unit of transparent construction”,
for Taiwan International Student Design
Competition won bronze prize in Taiwan
International Student Design Competition.
Ref. link: http://tisdc.org/news/content.
php?id=147
20. Girish Krishnan and Prateekshankar Dixit,
TGD (Team PrettyBlack) won the Student
Game of the Year 2014 at the NASSCOM
Gaming Forum Awards with their board
game Squ. The awards were held during
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NASSCOM-Game Developers Conference
2014 at Pune. They were the only physical
board game, competing against other
Digital Games in the category.
“Squ is a fun two player, turn based, strategy
game. Players battle it out to outwit each
other by being the first to mark the corners
of a square. The square can be of any size
and orientation. In each turn you get to
dictate where your opponent places his bit
and vice versa.
21. Manu Chaudhary (SDM) and Aman
Choudhary (TAD) have won 1st price and
cash amount of Rs. 50,000 at IIM Lucknow’s
Manifest- Varchasva ( UP tourism - Travel
trails). The event was held on 22nd
November at IIM Lucknow and the task was
to come up with a marketing strategy to
promote tourism in Uttar Pradesh.
23. Bibhu charan Behera (FID) was the winner
for his project Leaf. Leaf - A Multi-Purpose
wearable security device which allows
users seamless interaction with their
preferable devices at the Tata Elxsi Ignite
Design Contest – 2014. Theme- Wearable
Technology: Envisioning the Future’.
The competition brief was to come up with
innovative and futuristic product ideas,
services and applications for Wearable
Technologies that is set to re-define the
digital culture and people’s lives. The
selection criteria were based on creativity,
originality, marketability, usability of the
design and innovativeness. The intuitive
concept ‘Leaf’ comes with a cloud link gate
that is secured with the user’s precise identity
recognizing features. Leaf helps to secure
several scenarios – be it securing personal
communication, social security services for
creating a better society, or securing one’s
house through a better security system. Leaf
allows users to have seamless interaction
with their preferable devices and builds a
reliable virtual ecosystem where every new
device is secured and personalised.
24. Vidyadhar Bhandare (TAD) has won regional
best award, as he presented his work to
NISSAN design team in Chennai.
22. FID Students, winner of Urban Ladder
Winner - Aanvi Singhania, Srerang pawar, and
Aaditya Khutale.
Elle Décor Winner - Second Prize - Aanvi
Singhania,
Asian Paint Finalist - Aanvi Singhania, Aaroop,
Benjamin, Ayushi
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SCHOLARSHIP
ANNOUNCEMENTS
1.
2.
The Helen Lansdowne Resor Scholarship
Young India Fellowship
STUDENTS’ INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE PROGRAMMES
List of MoUs signed during the year:
1. Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, USA
2. Hof University of Applied Sciences, Hof, Germany
3. Asia University, Taichung, Taiwan
4. University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, USA
5. Arizona State University, USA
6. Saxion University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands
7. Swinburne University of Technology, Hawthorn, Australia
8. School of Arts, Media, Performance & Design, York University, Toronto, Canada
9. Umeå Institute of Design, Umeå University, Umeå, Sweden
10. Haute école des arts du Rhin (H.E.A.R.), Strasbourg, France
11. California Institute of Arts, USA
12. Polytechnic Institute of Castelo Branco, Portual
NID students who went to partner institutes in 2014–15
Sr.No.Name
1
Dinesh Raman
2
Shubit Sagar
3
Arjun Narasinghraj
4
Guneet Bhatia
5
Dhruvswamini Bais
6
Anupama Nandkumar
7
Akhil Raj
8
Jaymin Panchasara
9
Anushika Shahlot
10
Visak Viswam
11
Sharwari Dorge
12
Bhabanu Ranjan
13
Rahul Arora
14
Rizvi Manzavalli
15
Angela Laltlanfeli
16
Sushant Kumar Arya
17
Ashima Tshering
18
Monalisha S
19
Sushma Yadav
20
Saman Ahmad
21
Neha Thawali
22
Pooja Kumari
23
Rishika Bhashyakarla
24
Shubit Sagar
24
Pooja Kumari
25
Pratheek Ashok
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Discipline
PG, Transportation & Automobile Design
UG, Exhibition Design
UG, Exibition Design
PG, Toy & Game Design
PG, Ceramic & Glass Design
PG, Lifestyle Accessory Design
UG, Furniture & Interior Design
PG, Product Design
PG, Product Design
UG, Furniture & Inteior Design
UG, Texile Design
UG, Texile Design
UG, Product Design
PG, Strategic Design Management
PG, Graphic Design
University/College
RMIT, Australia
RMIT, Australia
Glasgow School of Art, UK
Burg Giebchenstein, Halle, Germany
University of South Wales, Australia
University of South Wales, Australia
University of Ferrara, Italy
Fachhochschule Hannover, Germay
ENSA Dijon, France
ENSA Dijon, France
ENSA Dijon, France
ENSA Dijon, France
ENSAD, Paris
ENSAD, Paris
ENSAD, Paris
RMIT, Australia
RMIT, Australia
RMIT, Australia
RMIT, Australia
Konstfack University, Sweden
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28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
Ambuja Mittal
Bhakti Panchal
Komal Singh
Saloni Jha
Prathma Verma
Parishrut B
Parth Rathod
Nandana Chakraborty
Nirmay Nakul Lathkar
Santosh Kota
Deepesh Pancholi
Srayana Sanyal
Abilasha Baghla
Sijya Gupta
Ananya Khaitan
Rushati Chowdhury
Sahaj Khetrapal
Neha Rao
Neha Singh
Bhaumik Kaji
Ira Sharma
Beda Prakash Das
Michelle Parmar
Kanika Meena
Shubham Singhai
Zain Kadri
Medha Gupta
Shivani Goswami
Aarushi Jain
Anurag Arora
Shilpa Nair
Nambirajan Vanamamalai
Shruthi B S
Komal Goyal
Manideepa Barla
Vaishnavi Kandwal
Salil Parekh
Rucha Joshi
Kalyani Tupkary
PG, Textile Design
PG, Furniture & Interior Design
UG, Textile Design
PG, Product Design
PG, Graphic Design
UG, Product Design
UG, Product Design
PG, Lifestyle Acessory Design
UG, Graphic Design
UG, Graphic Design
UG, Textile Design
UG, Textile Design
UG, Textile Design
PG, Textile Design
PG, Design for Digital Experience
UG, Product Design
UG, Product Design
UG, Graphic Design
PG, Design for Digital Experience
PG, Design for Digital Experience PG, Design for Digital Experience
UG, Product Design
UG, Product Design
UG, Product Design
ENSCI, Paris
ENSCI, Paris
Tama Art University, Tokyo, Japan
Lucerne School of Art & Design, Swizerland
Lucerne School of Art & Design, Switzerland
HTW, Berlin, Germany
Brno University of Technology, Czech
Pforzheim University, Germany
ESAD Reims, France
ESAD Reims, France
University of Applied Sciences, HOF, Germany
University of Applied Sciences, HOF, Germany
Heriot- Watt University, Scotland
Heriot- Watt University, Scotland
Glasgow School of Art, UK
Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Georgia Southern University, USA
Georgia Southern University, USA
Royal Academy of Arts, Netherlands
Hochschule Ostwestfalen-Lippe, Germany
The Ontario College of Art & Design, Canada
The Ontario College of Art & Design, Canada
Zurich University of Arts, Switzerland
ENSAD, Paris
ENSA, Dijon, France
ENSA, Dijon, France
ENSA, Dijon, France
ENSA, Dijon, France
Pforzheim Unviersity, Germany
Foreign Exchange Students from Partner Institutions - 2014-15:
Sr.No.Name
College/University
Place
Discipline
1
Ms. Virgine BARBIERI
ENSA Dijon
France
Textile Design
2
Mr. Legros Loic
ENSA Dijon
France
3
Ms. Andrea Zimmermann
Luzerne University of Design
Switzerland Textile Design
4
Ms. Lea de MONSABERT
ENSAD
Paris
Textile Design
5
Ms. Caroline de SALINS
ENSAD
Paris
Product Design
6
Ms. Tamina-Florentine Zuch Unviersity of Applied Sciences & Arts, Hannover
Germany
Photography Design
7
Ms. Aurelia Martin
Paris
Textile design
ESAD
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8
Mr. Darren Bennet
Glasgow School of Art
UK
Product Design
9
Ms. Kateryna Akulenko
Owl, Lippe
Germany
Film & Video Com.
10
Ms. Christine Langenstrass
OWL, Lippe
Germany
11
Ms. Susann Kreplin
OWL, Lippe
Germany
12
Mr. Jean-Baptiste Guillemain OWL
Germany
Exhibition Design
13
Mr. Blake Griffiths
UNSW
Australia
Textile Design
14
Ms. Alexandra MATTHIES
HTW, Berlin
Germany
Graphic Design
15
Ms. Nicole PLOCK
HTW, Berlin
Germany
Graphic Design
16
Mr. Benjamin SCHAFFER
HTW, Berlin
Germany
Product Design
17
Ms. Anne Wegener
HTW, Berlin
Germany
Product Design
18
Ms. Sidonie Postel-Vinay
ENSCI
Paris
Textile Design
19
Ms. Laura Villey
ENSCI
Paris
Textile Design
20
Ms. Aylin Jungling
Pforzheim University
Germany
Graphic Design
21
Ms. Franziska Hohne
Germany
Lifestyle Accessory
22
Ms. Regina Winker
Germany
Lifestyle Accessory
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Mr. Hampus Nordensson S Konstfack University
Sweden
Product Design
24
Mr. Santa Demante
Heriot-Watt University
UK
Film & Video
25
Ms. Liene Kazaka
UK
Textile Design
26
Ms. Monja Louise Heron
UK
Textile Design
27
Ms. Xenia Gauss
UK
FACULTY INTERNATIONAL
EXCHANGE
1. Dr. Bibhudutta Baral visited University of
Applied Sciences in Berlin, Germany from
20th to 27th July 2014 as part of the Academic
Exchange Programme between NID and
HTW, Berlin.
2. Mr. V Ravishankar visited University of Applied
Sciences in Berlin, Germany from 20th to 27th
July 2014 as part of the Academic Exchange
Programme between NID and HTW, Berlin.
3. Mr. Pravinsinh Solanki visited University of
Applied Sciences in Berlin, Germany from
20th to 27th July 2014 as part of the Academic
Exchange Programme between NID and HTW,
Berlin.
4. Mr. Shekhar Bhattacharjee visited University
for the Creative Arts (UCA), Farnham, UK
under International Exchange Programme
from 17th to 27th October 2014.
5. Mr. Saurabh Srivastava visited University for
the Creative Arts (UCA), Farnham, UK under
International Exchange Programme from 17th
to 27th October 2014.
6. Mr. Rishi Singhal visited University for the
Creative Arts (UCA), Farnham, UK under
International Exchange Programme from 17th
to 27th October 2014.
7. Dr. Tridha Gajjar visited University of
Moratuwa, Sri Lanka as a Foreign External
Examiner in CDP Examination and Workshop
in Dept. of Integrated Design, Faculty of
Architecture.
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FACULTY VISITS ABROAD
Sr. Name
Place of
Period
Purpose
No.
Visit
1 Mr. Ajay Kumar Tiwari Germany 23rd to 27th April To attend an international symposium at Stuttgart 2014
International Festival of Animated Film and present his paper on “Automatic Animation and Poetry of Forms”
2 Ms. Shimul Mehta Vyas Ghana
25th April to
Design Intervention for Empowerment of twenty five 20th May 2014 craft persons, artisans of Ghana in Basketry Craft sector – Basket Design Workshop for Artisans – 3rd in-field workshop in Accra.
3 Ms. Krishna Patel
Ghana 25th April to
Design Intervention for Empowerment of twenty five 20th May 2014 craft persons, artisans of Ghana in Basketry Craft sector – Basket Design Workshop for Artisans – 3rd in-field workshop in Accra.
4 Mr. Pradyumna Vyas Ghana 9th to 20th May Implementation of one of the announcements under the 2nd 2014
India Africa Summit – decisions with regard to the “Design Intervention for Empowerment of 25 Crafts-persons/Artisans of Ghana in Basketry Craft Sector”
5 Mr. Shekhar
France
7th to 21st
To attend Annecy Animation Forum and Angouleme International Bhattacharjee
June 2014
Graphic Novel Centre, France as an official delegate
6 Mr. Praveen Nahar UK
23rd to 27th
As a mentor on the 2014 Schmidt-MacArthur Fellowship Programme June 2014
and for attending Summer School at Cranfield University in UK
7 Mr. Ajay Kumar Tiwari Poland 11th to 24th
As Guest Artist at Animator – International Animated Film Festival held July 2014
in Poznan, Poland
8 Dr. Bibhudutta Baral Germany 20th to 27th
As part of the Academic Exchange Programme between NID and the July 2014
University of Applied Sciences in Berlin.
9 Mr. V. Ravishankar Germany 22nd to 30th
As part of the Academic Exchange Programme between NID and the July 2014
University of Applied Sciences in Berlin.
10 Mr. Praveen Nahar Italy
27th July to 1st
To attend PACE Global Annual Forum 2014 being held at
August 2014
Politecnico di Torino in Turin, Italy
11 Ms. Aarti Srivastava China 24th August to 10th For attending International Design Summer School 2014 September 2014 (along with four students) organized by Tongji University, Shanghai, China.
12 Mr. Pravinsinh K Solanki Germany 2nd to 11th
As part of Academic Exchange Programme DAAD, between NID and October 2014
HTW University of Applied Sciences in Berlin
13 Mr. Praveen Nahar
Norway
15th to 17th Oslo, Norway, to attend Symposium on “Relating Systems Thinking & October 2014
Design 2014”, organized by AHO - Oslo School of Architecture & Design, Oslo, Norway
14 Mr. Pradyumna Vyas South Africa 17th to 18th
Cape Town, South Africa to speak at the WDC 2014 Design Policy October 2014
Conference, organized by Cape Town Design NPC, the implementation Company of World Design Capital Cape Town 2014.
15 Mr. Shekhar UK 17th to 27th University for the Creative Arts (UCA), Farnham, UK under Bhattacharjee
October 2014
International Exchange Programme.
16 Mr. Saurabh Srivastava UK
17th to 27th University for the Creative Arts (UCA), Farnham, UK under October 2014
International Exchange Programme.
17 Mr. Pradyumna Vyas Japan 28th October to 1st G-Mark 2014 Special Screening Panel, organized by Japan Institute of November 2014 Design Promotions
18 Mr. Rishi Singhal UK 7th to 19th
University for the Creative Arts (UCA), Farnham, UK under November 2014 International Exchange Programme.
19 Dr. Tridha Gajjar
Sri Lanka
19th to 28th
As a Foreign External Examiner in CDP Examination and Workshop November 2014 in Dept. of Integrated Design, Faculty of Architecture, University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka.
20 Dr. Mihir Bholey Shanghai, 13th to 15th Visited Shanghai, China for attending Sino-Indian Cultural Connections’ China
December 2014 International Forum at Shanghai organized by Power Station of Art, China.
21 Mr. Rishi Singhal
Dhaka, 14th and 29th
To participate at Chobi Mela 2015, International Festival of Bangladesh March 2015
Photography, organized by Patshala South Asian Media Institute, Bangladesh.
22 Mr. Rishi Singhal
Japan
15th to 21st
To attend International Arts Education Conference 2015 – Joint
March 2015
Workshop and International Symposium (Under international
Exchange Programme) organized by Tokyo University of the Arts, Japan.
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RESEARCH THRUST
The Research & Publications department at NID
undertook various activities that focus 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.
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 NID’s potential
utilization 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 stakeholders. The committee will
apprise the Railway Board of the same and it is
expected that the approval for release of the
corpus to NID will be granted soon.
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2. National Sizing Standards for India
NID has submitted a proposal to the Jamsetji Tata
Trust for restructuring the Jamsetji Tata Chair
for Universal Design at NID. The new proposal
addresses the need for developing an 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,
and R&D organizations have developed certain
human body dimensions/data sets through
relevant research, such data are still unorganized
and not statistically valid enough for use by any
specific industry in its totality, absoluteness, and
completeness. A national seminar on ‘National
Sizing Standards in India’ was held at NID in
August 2013 to initiate this activity.
3. Innovation Centre for Natural Fibre (ICNF)
NID has set up an Innovation Centre for Natural
Fibre at the PG Campus, Gandhinagar with a
focus on improvement in natural fibres processing
techniques, capacity building in natural fibres
development, and utilization through innovation
in design, engineering, and technology. The
centre has prioritized 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 appropriate and create 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.
4. Living Blue: Design Anthropology and the
Designer’s role in the shifting meanings of
Indigo in India and China
NID and Swinburne University have signed an
MoU, under the aegis of which, a workshop was
held focusing on natural dyeing practices of
India, especially on the Indigo dyeing traditions
of Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh. This workshop
focused to gain the anthropological understanding
of the meanings of Indigo, by way of engaging with
craftspersons and the material exploring traditions
with the contemporary minds that appreciate the
traditional values. The workshop was conducted
from June 30–July 11, 2014. Demonstrations,
sketching of the design motifs related to cultural
values, dyeing techniques, sketching, drawing, and
concept presentations were part of this workshop.
Experts in the field from China, Australia, and
India anchored this workshop. A field visit was
conducted in India also, where a team comprising
V. Sakthivel from National Institute of Design, Prof.
Elizabeth Tunstall, Dr. Karen Hughes, and Ms. Anna
L—all from Swinburne University of Technology,
Australia travelled to Andhra Pradesh, Telengana,
and Kutch to study how designers worked with
craftspersons involved with working with indigo
dye in their products.
5. Collaboration Agreement with Toshiba
Corporation, Japan
NID will collaborate with the Toshiba
Corporationand carry out research on local
business needs in India and propose ‘New Business
Design’ or ‘New Service Design’ with local fit
ideas with values based on the research. This
initiative will be spearheaded from NID’s R&D
Campus in Bengaluru.
A national workshop was held at the PG Campus,
Gandhinagar from July 22–23, 2014.
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FACULTY-LED DESIGN
RESEARCH PROJECTS
Ongoing Projects:
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 1970s”
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 Subcont inent
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.
OTHER RESEARCH PROJECTS
DESIGN RESEARCH CHAIRS
Ongoing Projects:
1. India Digital Heritage (Hampi)
Anchor faculty: Mamata Rao/V. Ravishankar,
NID R& D Campus, Bengaluru
1. NID-Asian Paints Colour Research Chair
The Colour lab at NID had conducted
experiments on Colour Preference, Perceptual
Colour Circle, Colour Association, Colour
Terms in Gujarati, and Colour Blindness in
Adult Indian Population. Focus was given
to the development of suitable methods
and data analysis techniques that could be
subsequently applied to different research
contexts related to design (Product Design,
Industrial Design, Graphic Design), architecture
(public and private spaces), fashion,
consumer behaviour, and marketing. The first
investigation concerned colour preference
and a comparison between British and Indian
The project aims at exploring methods to
represent heritage in new ways. The outcome
of the project will help various stakeholders
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,
Bengaluru
participants confirmed that generally, cool
colours are preferred to warm colours. In a
second study limited to Indian participants
using NCS samples, a gender difference
was replicated: women prefer purplish to
bluish-green interval while men prefer the
greenish-yellow to orangey interval. In a third
experiment, the possibility to derive a colour
circle in which distance between samples are
perceptually equal, was looked into. The final
documentation of the research is submitted to
Asian Paints.
The project is an initiative of the Ministry of
Human Resource Development (MHRD) and
seeks 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.
3. NID has established a Nokia Research Lab at
NID Bengaluru. The activities are in progress.
4. KVIC-NID Design Innovation Centre
An MoU has been signed between National
Institute of Design and Khadi & Village
Industries Commission for setting up a ‘KVICNID 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 the NID umbrella for the
benefit of the khadi and village Industry. Gita
Dave has been appointed as Senior Designer.
Three pilot classroom projects with students
from Graphic Design, Apparel Design &
Merchandising, and Lifestyle Accessory Design
have been completed. The documentation is
in process.
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PUBLICATIONS
1. As one of the major outcomes of the research work done by I.S. Mathur
under the Ravi J. Matthai Design Research Chair Innovation in Design
Education, his book titled, Design Education in India: Retrospection,
Introspection, and Perception, was released at NID on December 5, 2014.
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
AND INFORMATION SERVICES
(KM&IS)
Knowledge Management Centre
2. Leading Lights on Design (Second Edition): Editorial work is in progress
for this publication.
The Knowledge Management Centre (KMC) is
considered as a backbone of the institute and has
a new age multifaceted approach to managing
print, digital, audio-visual material, Prototypes
material all in a seamlessly manner. KMC has all
the treasured wealth of knowledge showcasing
the best collection of Print material , e-Resources ,
Prototype material from all corners of the world.
Apart from this, the centre has a large collection of the student Diploma Projects and Craft
Documentation Reports. The collective strength
Resources
Print/E-Books
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5
6
7
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Books
E-Books
E - Databases
E – Journals – Individual
Subscription
Diploma projects
Project Documents
Craft Documents
Colloquium
Audio-Video material
Sound recording
DISK
Films
Slides (Transparencies)
Video cassettes
U-Matic Video
Cassettes
Betamax Video Cassette
Betacam Video
Cassettes
Maps
Games(Board & Card)
Paldi Campus
of all resources at the KMC is aimed giving the
centre the power to provide services under one
roof with online facilities to the faculty members,
students, researchers and the corporate bodies and
Institutes associated with design. The KMC staff
works to create an organization that is receptive to
innovation, recognized for efficient management,
and focused on continuous improvement in our
services, resources, and facility.
The Educational Resources added to the collection
as on March 31, 2015:
PG Campus
R&D campus
Added during
2014–15
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116
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Stock as on
31-3-2015
41176*
624
11
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2013–14
31-3-2015
2014–15
31-3-2015
774
9979**
480
7302***
Access is available to these centres also
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E-Resources:
During the year the KMC acquired the following
E-Databases ,e-book collection and E-Journals
which has been widely used by the faculty and
students at all three campuses of NID through
integrated automated library software.
E-Databases
• ACM Digital Library
• Berg Fashion Library (Encyclopedia of World
Dress and Fashion) from Oxford University
Press, UK
• Euromonitor International - database focusing
on specialized research on Industry, country,
company and consumer lifestyle, etc.
• EBSCO: Art and Architecture
• EBSCO: Communication and mass media
Complete
• Euromonitor International Passport GMID
• Grrove Art Online
• Jstore database
• Newspaper Direct
• Proquest: Arts and Humanities
• Proquest: Vogue Archive
• Proquest: Women’s Wear Daily (WWD) Archive
E-Books
• Cambridge University Press: 70 Titles
• CRC Press: 120 Titles
• EBSCO e-books : 92 titles from different
publishers
• Intellect Publisher : 7 titles
• Oxford Handbooks : 121 Titles
• Proquest (ebrary E-books) : 23 Titles
• Taylor & Francis, Routledge : 8 Titles
• Wiley – Art & Photography : 20 Titles
• Woodhead Publishing – Textile Engineering :
65 Titles
E-Journals (Subscribed individually as E-Journal)
• Art, design & Communication in Higher
Education
• Animation Practice, Production & Process
• Car Design News
• Color Research & Application
• Craft Research
• Design Issues
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Design Ecologies
Digital Creativity
Economic & Political Weekly (EPW)
Ergonomics in Design
Human Factors
Information Design Journal
International Journal of Art and Design
Education
• Journal of Contemporary Ethnography
• Journal of Illustration
• Journal of Screenwriting
•Leonardo
• Museum Journal
• Museum Practice
• New Cinemas : Journal of Contemporary Film
• Studies in Comics
• Technoetic Arts : A Journal of Speculative
Research
• Technical Textile Markets (Access for Paldi and
PG Campus Only)
• Textile Outlook International (Access for Paldi
and PG Campus Only)
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.
La Chaise
Charies Eames, 1948
Butterfly Stool
Sori Yanagi, 1954
Diamond Chair
Harry Bertoia, 1952
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Wiggle Side Chair
Frank Gehry, 1972
RAR White
Charies Eames, 1950
B3 Wassily
Marcel Breuer, 1925
La Mamma
Gaetano Pesce, 1969
MR 20 Leather
Mies van der Rohe, 1927
Tulip Chair
Eero Saarinen, 1956
Knotted Chair
Marcel Wanders, 1996
Coconut Chair
George Neison, 1955
Hill House 1 green
Charies R. Mackintosh, 1903
Y-Chair
Hans J. Wegner, 1950
Antonty
Jean Prouve, 1950
Ball Chair
Eero Aarnio, 1965
Print resources
NID’s 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 about 64,030 books
in all its three campuses. The periodical section has
nearly 300 current journals with nearly 5227 back
volumes in all its three campuses. The rare and out
of print collection includes archival collections on
art, architecture, paintings, history, etc.
Document Collection
The document collection contains more than
5000 student Diploma Projects, Colloquium
Papers, Craft Documentations & Project Reports
in all its three campuses. 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.
Digitization of KMC Resources:
The KMC has started digitizing the Craft
documents reports and 142 such craft have been
digitized, So that these resources can be preserved
and made accessible through online facilities,
which will be very useful to NID community across
the campuses.
Prototype Collection :
KMC has different collections like Furniture,
Ceramic, Pottery, Kitchenware etc. KMC has
procured 68 Prototype Miniatures collection
from Vitra Museum, Germany and displayed in
the KMC. This collection is based on the creation
of the famous designers like Charels Eames, Alvar
Alto, Hans J. Wagner etc.
Conservation and Preservation of KMC
Resources :
KMC has started rectifying torn, damaged rare
books for the restoration and preservation. It has a
total of 1500 rare books and 139 such books have
been sent to INTACH, Lucknow for restoration
and out of them 116 books have been restored
and received and remaining 23 books are in
restoration progress.
This work will continue for all the Rare Books
which KMC has in collection.
The KMC Head, with two KMC staff members had
also visited the INTACH, Lucknow to observe and
understand Conservation and Preservation work.
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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.
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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.
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) 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 clients.
Consultancy assignment at NID starts with an
enquiry from the client mentioning details of their
probable design requirement. In many cases, an
enquiry is followed by the meeting with the client
in order to understand the scope of the project
and creative design brief. Based on the design brief,
a techno-commercial proposal is made and sent to
the client for approval. Design intervention is carried
out in various phases which involve initial research,
concept development and design detailing,
prototyping, user testing and finalisation of design.
IDS also facilitates students to work on live
professional projects by assisting faculty through the
“Earn While You Learn” scheme.
Over the last 50 years, NID has successfully
completed many projects of national importance
which includes logo design for more than 500
Government, Semi-Government and Private
Organizations ranging from SBI, Doordarshan, Right
to Information, CBI, Indian Airlines, Hindustan
Liver etc. Some of the other important projects are
CENTRES AT NID
“Discovery of India” exhibition at Nehru Centre,
Monetary Museum for Reserve Bank of India,
Interior Design Projects for Patent Offices, design of
Vidhana Soudha at Bangalore, Coin Design for RBI,
Multipurpose National Identity Card, trophy for
organizations like DST, CISR, DRDO etc.
Projects completed during 1st April 2014
to 31st March 2015
08
Projects ongoing
22
Proposals sent during 1st April 2014 to
31st March 2015
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Projects in pipeline
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A list of such projects undertaken during the year is
mentioned in Annexure 7.
TOY RESEARCH AND
INNOVATION CENTRE
The Toy Researach and Innovation Center continued
to build linkages through participation in
exhibitions, panel discussions, collaborative
classroom projects etc. with industries and
institutions.
1. Dedicated courses have been initiated for the
newly evolving areas like Mechatronics, Digital
Games, Augmented Reality and Geometric
Construction. Project duration used for parallel
inputs – economics, typography etc.
2. Sajith Gopinath was invited as a keynote speaker
for the Coir Kerala 2014 seminar in Alappuzha.
Paper written by him has been accepted for
Design for Billion conferences to be conducted at
IIT G.
3. Abstract of Mr. Sajith Gopinath was accepted
for presentation at Global Conference on ageing
organised by International Federation on Ageing
in Hyderabad.
4. Need assessment survey and Design workshop
was conducted by Mr. Shekhar Bhattacharjee, in
karmantola Doll making cluster, Arrah, Bihar. This
was a MSME project with Govt of Bihar.
5. A Studio session on Colour and perception was
conducted By Mr. Shekhar Bhattacharjee in IP
& P Design Workshop for professionals named
“Introduction to Design: Issues and Methods.
6. NID Alumus recognised for their work. Three
awards for innovative designes were won by NID
Alumnus Bindhu, Ashish and Ketki
Participation in:
- 8TH TOY BIZ INTERNATIONAL, New Delhi, July
2014
- Kids India 2014 organised by Spiellwarenmesse,
Mumbai, Sept 2014
INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR
INDIAN CRAFTS (ICIC)
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 upgradation of artisans with
a global-local approach. The unique approach
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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 design-technology-skill management
programmes/workshops at multiple levels. The
goals ICIC is focusing on are:
• To raise design and quality standards of
crafts products for better marketability.
• To capitalise on local strengths in culture
and crafts to pursue interdisciplinary
strategic focus.
• To utilise design research and
documentation as a strategy for enriching
knowledge and skills.
• To act as an interface between the
government and the handicrafts sector
for preparing policies and plans to achieve
common goals.
• To increase opportunities of gaining
knowledge through national and
international programmes and collaborative
projects.
• To extend expertise for similar initiatives and
setting up crafts based institutions in India
and elsewhere.
• To promote events and activities for
extending and expanding markets for Indian
handicrafts.
• To help protect the Intellectual Property
Rights of the Indian crafts sector.
LIST OF ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN AT ICIC:
1. Conducted a product development and
diversification workshop on Glass Beads
and Bangles Making for artisans from
Purdilnagar, UP and Uttarakhand.
2. Conducted a product development and
diversification workshop on Jewellery
Making for artisans from Purdilnagar, UP
and Uttarakhand.
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IPR CELL
The IPR Cell at NID was established with a clear
mandate for facilitating and guiding students and
others in the various aspects and issues in the field
of IPR.
The following is a brief summary of activities
undertaken by the NID IPR Cell during April 2014
to march 2015:
• 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 64 (Sixty Four) designs made by
students of different disciplines.
• IPR Cell has cleared queries from concerned
authorities in the form of objections of almost
44 products made by NID student, and
expecting certificate for these products soon.
• In order to increase the number of registrations,
a new initiative in the form of incentive scheme
has been instituted. Students will be awarded
an incentive of Rs. 2,000/- per product upon
registration.
• IPR policy guidelines have been further
modified to be able to facilitate Design
Registrations in the joint name of NID and the
student.
• Fifteen designs are under the process of
registration.
• Facilitating design registrations, guiding
students motivating them has been regular
activities of the cell.
• The IPR cell works on renewal of designs
previously registered and addresses and
objections received from the authorities related
to registration of designs on regular basis.
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 Programmes and ICIC,
played a major 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 bamboorich 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:
1. M. P. Field Study: NID Bamboo Centre had
received a project from M P State bamboo
Mission, to conduct design workshop and
capacity building at 3 bamboo clusters in
Madhya Pradesh. Siddhi, Harda and Balaghat
were the 3 selected clusters to implement the
first level design input.
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Campus for a period of 10 days with selected
few artisans from Harda during July 2014
2. Interactive workshop at Bhopal: M P State
Bamboo Mission had organized an interactive
workshop to identify the best artisans from
the state at Bhopal during October 2014.
The 85 artisans were selected through a
district level bamboo product making
competition to participate in this 5 day
workshop. The selected artisans traveled to
Bhopal and attended a series of lectures and
demonstration with new product input by
NID designers. At the end they had to make
their product as a competition for identifying
the best.
3. Bamboo Design workshop at Nagaland: NID
entre for bamboo Initiatives had received a
project from Nagaland Bamboo Development
Agency to train their artisans in making new
bamboo products at Dimapur. This was
conducted during November 2014 at their
premises at Dimapur. Various Accessory
products and Furniture has been made during
the workshop.
As part of the above project, NID team had
visited the above mentioned clusters to
understand the current scenario and the
available resources and skill level of artisans.
This was during August and September 2014
4. Kerala Bamboo Fest 2014: NID had
participated at Kerala Bamboo Fest at Kochi
during December 2014. During the fest
Susanth C S had participated in the ‘Enabling
Bamboo Policy in India’, a workshop organized
by Kerala State Bamboo Mission with Centre
for Civil Society, New Delhi and also did a
presentation on NID bamboo development
and activities in this event.
Apart from that, a batch of LAD students with
their coordinator had visited Harda as a part of
their class room project and later conducted a
bamboo design workshop at NID Gandhinagar
5. Design Development of Bamboo Dust bins:
NID Bamboo Centre had developed a range
of bamboo based dust bins to be used in
offices on the suggestion by National Bamboo
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Mission and introduced it in Nagaland and in
Madhya Pradesh through workshops during
the projects. The same has been in during NID
Convocation Exhibition at Ahmedabad during
December 2014.
6. Bamboo Design workshop at Harda: NID
team conducted a Design training workshop
at Harda in Madhya Pradesh as part of the
project with M P State Bamboo Mission during
January 2015. The team has been developed
many furniture, children products, accessories
and Jewelry during the workshop
7. Bhopal Bamboo Fest: NID Team had
participated in the Bhopal Bamboo Fest and
exhibited the furniture and product made
during the Harda workshop. The product was
well appreciated by the visitors and officials
from various departments. This was during the
Month of January 2015.
8. Presentation to the Ministers at NewDelhi for
bringing attention to bamboo development in
the country on 12th Feb. 2015 at IIC: This event
was coordinated by Dr. Ajoy Bhattacharya
Director, M. P. State Missionwith Centre for
Civil Society, New Delhion the suggestion by
Shri Nitin Gadkari - Minister of Road Transport
and Highways.
Other ministers who attended the event were:
Shri Jual Oram, Minister of Tribal Affairs
Shri Radha Mohan singh, Minister of Agriculture
Shri Prakash Javdekar, Minister of Environment &
Forest
Smt. Nirmala Sitaraman, Minister of Commerce
and Industry
Shri. Giriraj Singh, MoS for MSME
Dr. Harsh Vardhan, Minister of Science and
Technology
the project with M P State Bamboo Mission
during February - March 2015. Many furniture,
accessories and jewelry has been developed
and made there during the workshop.
11. Bamboo Design workshop at Siddhi: NID
at Siddhi in Madhya Pradesh as part of the
project with M P State Bamboo Mission
during March 2015. Furniture, accessories and
Jewelry has been developed and made there
during the workshop
12. NID–IPIRTI workshop: A combined workshop
has been organized by NID and Indian
Plywood Industries Research and Training
Institute for students from both the institutes
during March 2015 for a period of one week.
At NID students more focused on furniture
and other accessory products and at IPIRTI
they had focused on simple structures. 35
students had participated in this workshop.
13. Bamboo Investor’s meet at Bhopal: NID
Bamboo centre had a good presence in the
Bamboo Investor’s meet at Bhopal during June
2015. During this M P state bamboo mission
had released the bamboo product manual
prepared by NID Bamboo Centre as part of
the project with M P bamboo Mission. Shri
Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister, Govt. of India
had released the book in the presence of Shri
Shivraj Chouhan, Hon. Chief Mister of M P.
9. India Design Council Exhibition at Bengaluru:
NID Bamboo Centre had put up a knock down
bamboo canopy and exhibited the furniture
and product during the good design exhibition
organized by India Design Council. Bamboo
Centre also had conducted a half day bamboo
workshop for the visitors during this event
which was attended by around 45 participants.
10. Bamboo Design workshop at Balaghat: NID
at Balaghat in Madhya Pradesh as part of
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NATIONAL DESIGN BUSINESS
INCUBATOR (NDBI)
NDBI continues to maintain its fast-track growth
and have on board 24 start-ups which engage
more than 100 designers.
Incubatees at NDBI have filed more than 20
patents, the largest among the incubators in India,
1 design registration, 1 trade mark. US has granted
one patent to Dhama Innovations Pvt Ltd.
Three seed funds were disbursed out of 6
approved for the financial year.
Incubatee Company, Dhama Innovations Pvt Ltd
partner with Australia Olympic Team, with their
patented technology products.
Incubatee company, 21G Design Works Pvt Ltd,
appointed about 70 distributors for their cricket
leg gear (pads). They also introduced Air-Cool
helmet for the professional cricket players.
Rahul Mishra, who graduated from the incubator,
won the 2014 International Woolmark Prize
$100,000. Mishra, one of the five finalists selected
from the US, Europe, Middle East, Asia and
Australia, showcased his designs on wool to win
the $100,000 in Italy.
NDBI a second incubator at Benguluru which
was granted by DST with Rs 3.00 crore was
incorporated as a society in Mar 2015. Incubator
Manager and Admin Assistant were appointed
and the incubator is operating from Rajajinagar
Industrial Area in Bengaluru.
MSME DESIGN CLINIC PROJECT
Funded By The Ministry Of Micro Small And
Medium Enterprises, Government Of India:
The DC 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.
We have across the country successfully
conducted 391 Design Awareness Seminars and
09 are being scheduled. The target of 200 Design
Clinic Workshops have been have been fully
achieved. So far 561 design project proposals
have been registered with the Scheme by a varied
group of MSMEs and Professional Designers, out
of which 277 have been approved. 100 projects
stands successfully completed and 177 are in
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various stages of completion. Young designers
undergoing their final year of studies in design
and allied Institutions across the country have
continued to take the programme seriously and
100 student projects have been approved so far
for finding design solutions for MSMEs in their
region. 79 Student projects have come up with
interesting design solutions. Outcome of successful
design solutions have been highlighted in booklet
forms for both professional designers and student
designers design intervention specific to micro,
small and medium enterprises. One of the
beneficiaries of the professional design projects of
the Scheme has won CII Design Excellence Award
in the categories of MSMEs in the recently held
felicitations. There has been increasing enthusiasm
nationally from the MSMEs, Design Community
and Design Institutions with 919 professional
designers, 409 design profession firms, 58 design
education Institutions, 441, design students,1754
MSME units, 267 MSME Associations and 25
Government Organsiations registering with the
same showing their interest in implementation of
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the Scheme. We have conducted 29 orientation
programmes and 15 more are planned for stake
holders in different States across the country.
Beneficiaries of the Design Clinic Scheme are also
being encouraged to enrol for India Design Mark
by the India Design Council. Many MSMEs have
come forward for this initiative which will help
them to participate in Good Design Mark Awards
of Japan.
The Design Clinic Scheme continues to be a
shot in the arm for the MSMEs who, with design
awareness and sensitization, are now looking
for more and more design intervention for their
products and services. The Scheme stands out as a
major tool for the benefit of Indian MSMEs in the
years ahead, and affords greater opportunities to
the young designers. Being one of the important
and successful Schemes, the Ministry of MSME
is contemplating to increase the targets and to
reach out of MSMEs across the country through
programmes and activities of design intervention
throughout the 12th Plan period.
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Design Teachers Development
Training Program
SUMMARY OF THE DESIGN CLINIC SCHEME ACTIVITIES
Status Report during April 2014 to March 2015
Activities
East
West
North
South
North-EastTotal
(A)Registrations
•
Design Firms Registered
•
Design Institutes Registered
•
Design Students Registered
•
MSME Associations Registered
•
MSME Units
•
Government Organization
•
Design Consultants Registered
1648532713
157
0331122801
75
0104020302
12
0318221604
63
0603020004
15
1767224509
160
0202010000
03
(B) Design Awareness Seminar
Design Awareness Seminar Conducted
2519060912
71
•
615429155
• Design Awareness Seminar Planned
(C) Design Awareness Programme
Design Awareness Programme Conducted
1904060616
51
•
0
06
05
01
16
• Design Awareness Programme (In Progress) 04
(D) Professional Design Projects
Approved
•
Completed
•
0744222007
100
0219110608
46
(E) Student Design Project
Approved
•
• Completed
NID has undertaken the responsibility to start
a Design Teachers Development Training
Program to meet the need for quality design
education at a national level.
The 2 year-program is expected to cater to
the growing need of design educators in
various design related institutions as well as for
providing design thinking inputs in engineering/
architecture/fine arts etc.
The broad objective of the program is to
develop specialized design skills, pedagogical
aspects as well as research and development
in the field of design education and design
thinking in order to enable the required
expertise.
The first year will help in developing design skills,
pedagogical aspects of teaching-learning. At the
end of the first year, a presentation will be made
to showcase and deliberate over the strengths,
interest and aptitude of the candidates both
at a generic level as well as at discipline-specific
level. The third semester will focus on further
honing of these specialized areas.
The fourth semester will be practice-oriented
and will consist of being a teaching associate to
develop a course module and assignments for
teaching and evaluating the same with a faculty.
Applications for the program were invited from
candidates who have a Post-Graduation diploma/
degree or equivalent from NID, IIT-IDC, NIFT
or any reputed national or international design
Institute or hold a Master’s Degree in Engineering,
Technology, Fine Arts or Applied arts, Architecture
in relevant disciplines and age below 30 years
for general category and 35 years for reserved
category.
Last date for application was 15th Dec 2014.
Applicants were asked to fill on line form and
submit their passport size photograph alongwith
Statement of Purpose (SOP) in 300-500 words and
5 examples of relevant work done by them.
A total of 109 applications were received out
of which, 64 applications were shortlisted for
aptitude test and personal interview. Confirmation
received from 56 candidates.
In all, 30 candidates have been selected for
program and 3 have been kept in waiting list.
Design Teachers Development Training program
has commenced from 16th of March 2015.
0102050200
10
0101070300
12
(F) Orientation Programme
Orientation Programme Completed0100010000
02
•
• Orientation Programme Planned 020102020310
• Orientation Programme Planned3 Union Territories {Puduchery,Andaman and Nicobar Islands Dadra,
in Union Territories
58
Nagar Haveli,Daman and Diu}
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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN:
OTHER CAMPUSES
RESEARCH AND 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 teaching-learning 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/elearning 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.
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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 postgraduate
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.
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 is
being 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 postgraduate
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
DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
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
31 MARCH, 2013
Director01
Principal Designer, Principal Faculty
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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, Consultatnt Coordinator (Project Implementation)-MSME
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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, Design Associate cum Instructor
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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
40
Attendant, Library Attendant, Guest House Attendant, Gardener , General Unskilled Assistant
11
Attendant02
Total320
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FINANCIAL RESOURCES
During the year 2014–15, 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 1961.00
Lakhs
Grant for recurring expenditure (Center for Training of Trainers)
Rs
50.00
Lakhs
Gross Receipts from Client Projects:
Rs. 1501.44
Lakhs
Consultancy Services fees and Outreach projects income and
training fees, Tuition fees, Hostel fees and Studio Material charges
Rs. 2327.43
Lakhs
Miscellaneous Income
Rs.
449.16
Lakhs
Rs. 6289.03
Lakhs
Grant for Machinery, Equipment, Computers
Rs. 300.00
Lakhs
Grant for library books and Audio-Visual Publications
Rs.
50.00
Lakhs
Grant for Const. of Addl. Hostel for Girls
Rs. 250.00
Lakhs
Grant for Const. of Students Mess at Gandhinagar
Rs. 200.00
Lakhs
Grant for Const. of Lecture Halls at Ah’d.
Rs. 450.00
Lakhs
Grant for Implementation of National Design Policy:
Set up of New NID Campuses.
Rs. 740.00
Lakhs
Total:
Rs. 1990.00 Lakhs
Total:
NON-RECURRING AND CAPITAL (PLAN)
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
Sr. No. DATE OF VISIT
VISITORS NAME & ORGANIZATION
1.
8th April 2014
• Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Jürgen Lehmann, President, Hof University of Applied Sciences, Germany
• Ms. Susanne Krause, Director, International Office from University of Applied Sciences, Hof, Germany
2.
27th June 2014
• Mr. Jeremy Hocking, Vice President – Asia Pacific, Herman Miller;
• Mr. Kartik Shethia, Sales Director, SAARC Region & SBG, Greater China, Herman Miller
3.
27th June 2014 ‘Herman Miller Design Greats’ – Furniture exhibition at NID giving insight into Design at Herman Miller and some of its most iconic products.
4.
22nd July 2014
• Ms. Zohra Chatterji, IAS, Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India
5.
4th August 2014
• Prof. Ramsey Ford, Professor, Industrial Design, University of Cincinnati
6.
5th August 2014
• Ms. Fredrika Ornbrant, Consul General of Sweden
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7.
7th August 2014
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8.
25th September 2014 •
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9.
25th September 2014
10. 7thOctober 2014 •
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15. 20th October 2014
16. 29th October 2014 •
17. 3rd November 2014 •
18. 11th November 2014 •
19. 11th November 2014 20. 13thNovember 2014 •
•
21. 17thNovember 2014 •
22. 19th November 2014 •
23. 9thDecember 2014
•
24. 26thDecember 2014 •
25. 9th January 2015
•
26. 13th January 2015 •
27. 9th February 2015 •
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28. 9th February 2015
Mr. Gaurav Kirti, Business Unit Manager (India) - Services Industry, Business Sweden, Embassy of Sweden
Ms. Mitalee Karmarkar, Manager-PR, Media & Cultural Affairs, Consulate General of Sweden
Dr. Pramod Agrawal, Chair-Functional Smart Materials, Knowledge Centre Design & Technology, Saxion University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands
H.E. Mentor Villagómez, Ambassador of Ecuador
Mr. Patricio Garcés, Deputy Head of Mission, Embassy of Ecuador
Exhibition ‘The eye of the father and the son - Photography of Hugo and Diego Cifuentes’ opened at NID. The exhibition was opened by Shri Pradyumna Vyas, Director, NID; H.E. Mentor Villagómez, Ambassador of Ecuador and Mr. Patricio Garcés, Deputy Head of Mission, Embassy of Ecuador
Dr. Mirjana Lozanovska, Associate Head of School International, School of Architecture & Built Environment, Deakin University, Australia.
Prof. Anthony Mills, Head of School, School of Architecture and Built Environment, Deakin University, Australia.
Prof. Vladimir Slapeta, Dean, Emeritus, Department of Architecture, Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic and Delegation of Czech Architects
Arch. Giuseppe Marinelli De Marco, Vice Director of ISIA Roma/Pordenone
Ms. Alessandra Bertini Malgarini, Direttore, Italian Embassy Cultural Centre
Ms. Anna Tryc-Bromley, Director, Polish Institute, New Delhi
Ms. Helen Vella Bonavita, Associate Professor, Faculty of Education and Arts, Edith Cowan University (ECU), Australia
Senior Delegation from Beijing Contemporary Art Foundation, China
Ms. Elise Hodson, Acting Chair, School of Design, George Brown College
Mr. Gilles Roduit, Minister & Deputy Head of Mission, Embassy of Switzerland
H.E. Javier Paulinch, Ambassador of Peru to India
‘Nocturnal by Vargas Brothers’ - Exhibition of Photographs by Carlos Vargas Zaconet and Miguel Vargas Zaconet opened at NID. The exhibition organised by the Embassy of Peru in India was opened by H.E. Javier Paulinich, Ambassador of Peru to India
H.E. Tomasz Lukaszuk, Ambassador of Poland to India
Mrs. Maria Lukaszuk, Counsellor, Head of Economic Section, Embassy of Poland
Dr. Bhim Singh, Hon’ble Minister Industries, Govt. of Bihar
Dr. Vanessa Johnson, Head of Student Recruitment, The Glasgow School of Art, UK
35th Convocation Day of NID.
Shri Shekhar Gupta, Renowned Journalist & Padma Bhushan Awardee invited as Chief Guest.
Shri Raju Parmar, Hon’ble Member, National Commission For Scheduled Castes, Govt. of India
Ms Priti Patel, Member of Parliament, UK
Mr. Don Matthewson, CFO and SVP Global Initiatives for California Institute of the Arts (CalArts)
H.E. Mr Tomasz Lukaszuk, Ambassador of Poland to India
Prof. Paweł Nowak, Dy. Vice-Chancellor, Academy of Fine Arts, Warsaw, Poland
Prof. Lech Majewski, Academy of Fine Arts, Warsaw, Poland
Anna Tryc-Bromley, Director, Polish Institute in New Delhi
‘Visual Language of Lech Majewski-Polish Art Posters’ - Exhibition of posters by Lech Majewski. The exhibition was organised by the Polish Institute in India
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29. 16th February 2015 •
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30. 13th March 2015
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31. 13th March 2015
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Barbara Fah Charles, USA
Robert Staples, USA*
Premium museum designers & former associates of Charles & Ray Eames
* Fifty years ago, Robert Staples was sent to Ahmedabad for two weeks to work at NID on the exhibition “Nehru: His Life and His India” and stayed ten weeks to oversee the fabrication. Later he was responsible for the installation of “Nehru” in New York, London, and Washington.
Delegation from Musashino Art University
NISHIKAWA, Satoshi, Professor Craft Design, Ceramics, Department of Industrial, Interior and Craft Design
OOMURA, Shunji, Professor Craft Design, Glassmaking, Department of Industrial, Interior and Craft Design
SUZUKI, Junko, Associate Professor Craft Design, Textile Department of Industrial, Interior and Craft Design
Delegation from Willem de Kooning Academie, Rotterdam University, Netherlands
Mr. Roger Teeuwen, Head of School Design & Social Practices
Mrs. Cora Santjer, International Affairs
Mr. Paul T.Pos, Senior Lecturer
Hindi is the Official Language of the Union of
India. The goals and annual programs are being
specified by the DOL, under the Ministry of Home
Affairs, Government of India, and Official Language
Implementation progressively increasing the use of
Hindi in the institute.
Official Language Implementation Committee
(OLIC)
Institute has arranged Official Language
Implementation Committee (OLIC) to run
smoothly and maintained. Mr. Pradyumn
Vyas is the OLIC ‘s Chairman - Director, NID,
Vice Chairman is Vijay Singh Katiyar and other
members of Committee’s are S Swaminarayan,
Samir More, Shilpa Das, Hemangini K, Hina
Kansara, Dr. Dinesh Prasad, Member and Conv.)
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Work completed on publications in Hindi
On decisions for matters such as providing Hindi
translation work of various design books, the
Official Language Implementation Committee
of the institute has assigned the same to Hindi
Officer, Dr. Dinesh Prasad. Hindi translation of
Prof. Kumar Vyas’s English book, Design and
Environment: A Primer being prepared by him and
under the process of publication.
The second issue of our in-house Hindi magazine
Rupankan is published.
OFFICIAL LANGUAGE
IMPLEMENTATION
Official Language Implementation Activity
Pakhwada committee organizing various activities
of HINDI PAKHWADA for students, faculty
and staff members. To encouraged and increase
interest in the various activities of Hindi. Under the
committee chaired by Vijay Singh Katiyar it was
held on August 12, 2014.
The Committee met on 10th March 2015 under
the guidance and the decisions of the Committee
Institute’s Hindi Department trying to get in
the direction, for propagation and development
of Hindi, a series of important functions to run
smoothly.
Towne Official Language Implementation
Committee, Ahmedabad (TOLIC)
NID is the Member of Ahmedabad TOLIC. As
a member institute, it participated every TOLIC
Meeting. The institute designed a logo for TOLIC
and it was released on its 64th Meeting held at
ONGC, Ahmedabad (June 2014). Shri Pradyumna
Vyas, NID Director was present at the event.
Hindi Pakhwada committee 2014
Institute’s Official Language (Hindi) Pakhwada
Committee has been established in 2013, Hindi
Under the title Shabda evam Vichar, every day,
an email is sent by Dr. Prasad across all three
campuses of the institute. A manual called Shabad
evam Vichar edited by Dr. Dinesh Prasad, Hindi
Officer and its compilation is being prepared by
Hina Kansara, Superintendent, (O.L.). A manual has
been published and released in Salahkaar Samiti
Baithak which is organized be DIPP.
Dr. Uttam Singh, Hindi instructor, has passed
away on May 16, 2014. He has completed Hindi
translation of the book Service rules and regulations
of the Institute. The English version of Service book
is already published and Hindi version is in process.
Annual Report of the Institute -2014 is bilingually
prepared and the Hindi version of the Report has
been translated by Dr. Dinesh Prasad and Mrs.
Hina Kansara.
A Five days training programs arranged by TOLIC
at Ahmedabad on 5th May to 9th May 2014.
Mrs. Hina Kansara, Supt. O.L, received training in
condensed Translation training course, conducted
by Central Translation Bureau, DOL, Ministry of
Home Affairs, New Delhi.
Hindi Pakhwada 2014
Hindi Pakhwada committee’s 2nd meeting held
in August 12, 2014 under the chairmanship of
Mr. Vijaysingh Katiyar. The committee decided
to hold Hindi Pakhwada Celebration in the three
campuses of the Institute.
25 August 2014 to September 12, 2014. In all, nine
competitions and two workshops were held.
Workshops:
Hindi workshop,
The two-day workshop of Calligraphy, 85 participants
Various competitions were held during the
Hindi Pakhwada.
On August 28, 2014, slogan competition.
On August 29, 2014 Essay competition.
September 1, 2014 T-Shirt competition.
September 3, 2014 Hindi comic strip (everyday life)
competition.
September 5, 2014 Hindi dialogues competition.
September 8, 2014 in Hindi and regional language
folk and song-singing competition.
September 10, 2014 Hindi poetry reading
competition.
September 11, 2014 Calligraphy competition.
On September 12, 2014 Hindi Drama competition
of 3(Group) in Ahmedaba and 5 (Group) at
Gandhinager.
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Hindi Workshop and Calligraphy workshop
On 25th Aug 2014, aworkshop on Rajbhasha
activities was held under the guidance by
Dr. Dinesh Prasad. A two-day workshop on
Calligraphy was held under the guidance our Sr.
Faculty of Graphic Design, Tarun Deep Girdher
and Sr. Instructor and Designer Dilip Oza, These
workshops were held in Ahmedabad and
Gandhinagar campuses. There were 85 participants
in the workshops and it includedstudents, faculty
and staff members.
Hindi Pakhwada Competitions
During Hindi Pakhwada various Competitions
were organized to promote Hindi Language on
the Subject Title an Importance of Hindi as the
National Language to Design - T-shirt design, Eassy,
Comic strip, Hindi Dialogues, Slogan, Calligraphy
and Drama competitions.
Hindi Pakhwada’s prizes and certificates
distribution to the winners of the competitions
held on September 25, 2014. Shri Pradyumna Vyas,
gave away the prizes. Faculty, staff and students at
all three campuses of the Institute together made
this program a success.
Apart from promotion of Hindi Language
through various competitions OL department
is also involved in various book translations and
publication of in-house magazine Rupankan.
Publications of Hindi books and magazine for
the year 2014-2015
1 Publication of “Design and Environment” A
Primer
2 Publication of Rupankan, inhouse Hindi
magazine (2nd Edition)
3 Publication of Shabda Evam Vichar
4 Publication of Service Rules and Regulations
book of NID
5 Publication of Design in Indian Context
(Translation work is going on) by Amit Sinha,
Faculty, NID
6 Publication of Design Dictionary (work is in
progress).
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Annexure 1:
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 2015
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.
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The India Design Mark process for 2015 was
announced on the occasion of World Industrial
Design Day on June 29, 2014. A total of 88
applications qualified for Stage 2 evaluations out of
which 58 products were awarded the I Mark.
The stage 2 assessments and Jury took place at
Freedom Park, Bengaluru during February 19 and
20. The jury was followed by a public exhibition of I
Mark Granted products on February 21 and 22. To
open the event to a larger public, a series of activities,
talks and workshops were conducted along side the
exhibition.
Along with the IMark 2015 granted products, a small
exhibition of GMark (Japan) and DeMark (Thailand)
also took place at the same venue.
The India Design Mark granted products have been
exhibited in many trade exhibitions such as Constro
2014 at Pune and Knowledgexpo 2014 at Delhi.
Design Seminars
The council initiated design seminars this year. The
purpose of the seminars was to communicate the
role of design in creating innovation and building
sustainable competitive advantage for companies as
well as to promote the India Design Mark.
The council collaborated with the Confederation
of Indian Industry (CII) to hold these seminars. The
seminar at Kolkata was held on September 24 and at
Delhi on October 10, 2014.
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Both the seminars were well attended and served
the basic objective. After the success of the first two
seminars, the council plans to hold multiple such
seminars in different Indian cities during June –
October 2015.
Design Education
Design Education Quality Mark Workshop
In pursuance of the National Design Policy, 2007,
the India Design Council’s mandate to raise Indian
Design Education to global standards of excellence
remains steadfast.
In reference to the same, the council in
collaboration with the Quality Assurance Agency,
UK (QAA) and support of British Council, has
evolved a quality code for setting and maintaining
academic standards, programme design & approval
along with programme monitoring & review for
design education institutions in India.
Taking this further, India Design Council conducted
a 2-day training workshop from 25th-26th March
2015 at NID, Paldi Campus, Ahmedabad aimed at
training potential Indian assessors and Program
Reviewers in undertaking the review of design
education institutions using the established
quality code. Dr. Penny McCracken from QAA,
UK conducted the workshop, which saw the
attendance of 44 people from over 28 design
schools across the country.
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The applications for the Design Education Quality
Mark are set to open in May 2015.
Re-thinking Basic Design Pedagogy Workshop
The importance of teaching Basic Design or
Foundation-level design in design education is
widely acknowledged. While different design
disciplines may have their domain specific nuances,
it is the Basic Design which binds all of them
together by laying the foundation of a competent
and informed designer.
India Design Council invited design faculty from
all across the country, from various disciplines
participated in this immersive experience. Design
professionals interested in teaching were also
welcomed.
The two-day intensive program held on 27th-28th
March, 2015 at NID, Paldi Campus, Ahmedabad was
a not only a platform for members of various design
institutions to share their best practices, exercises,
pedagogies and methodologies along with their
intended outcomes but also a wonderful opportunity
to network and connect with their peers.
Occupation and Skills Standards
The India Design Council has setup another
objective to evolve design skills and occupational
standards for India. These standards will be helpful
in documenting different job occupations within
the design industry in India and design departments
of businesses operating in India. The standard will
document the different skill sets needed to meet
these job occupations.
The standards so evolved will provide a means for
the academic community, industry and society
to describe the nature and characteristics of
programmes in a specific subject or subject area.
They will also represent general expectations about
standards for the award of qualifications at a given
level in terms of the attributes and capabilities
that those possessing qualifications should have
demonstrated.
The standards will document possible job
occupations outside the design industry where
design skills could become useful and hence
could create additional avenues for design-trained
students. Similarly, the standards will outline the
needed design skills amongst other education
domains such as Engineering and Management and
in school education.
The India Design Council will be working with
Design Council, UK and the International Skills
Standards Organization, UK (INSSO) to develop
these standards.
Brainstorming Meeting on Promotion of Indian
Designs in India and Abroad
A brainstorming meeting on the Promotion of
Indian Designs in India and Abroad was held under
the Chairmanship of Shri Amitabh Kant, Secretary,
Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion on
July 21, 2014 at the Jacaranda Hall No. 2, Indian
Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi.
Earlier to this a meeting with a similar agenda was
held on May 6, 2014 at the office of Controller
General of Patents, Designs and Trade Mark,
Mumbai.
29 people comprising of leading designers and
senior Government Officials attended the meeting.
A detailed deliberation on the aspect of promoting
Indian Design and Design sector happened during
the meeting. The meeting concluded with 9
actionable points:
1. To prepare a detailed plan of action on set up
virtual design museum,
2. To identify case studies in the field of designs
especially those which have created a positive
impact on business detailing the contribution
and role of design in them.
3. Increase the number of design registrations
significantly.
4. To set up a National Data Bank on Indian
ergonomics and anthropometrics
5. To write to MHRD and CBSE/NCERT
requesting to introduce design curriculum for
management students and higher secondary
students respectively.
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6. Setting up of design incubators.
7. Branding Indian design through exhibitions in
India and abroad
8. To integrate design in public places
9. To prepare a project plan on how to boost
Creative Cultural Manufacturing
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.
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.
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.
3. Contribute to the Indian Economy by becoming a channel for promoting
“Designed in India” brand.
2. An accessible resource for all users of design where value of Design is revealed,
awareness is increased and processes of engagement are understood.
4. Improve quality of manufacturing & service output.
5. Create a conduit between Indian Design professionals and Users of Design.
4. Creative Gallery - Create a communal space for
creative expression and global creative opinion.
A non-permanent space where creative minds
can engage & explore.
6. Become a global showcase of Indian case studies & a platform for sharing
Global Expertise.
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.
8. Activation Center for the creative thinking
6. Exchange & Cooperation - Promoting
international exchange, cooperation and
collaborations to improve business of design,
design skills, learning and talent.
7. Showcasing a way to improving the quality of life of people through the
power of design.
Presently the Council is pursuing funding opportunities for setting-up the India
Design Centers.
A Special Invitation to Pradyumna Vyas and Hrridaysh Deshpande
A special invitation was extended to Prof. Pradyumna Vyas and Hrridaysh
Deshpande by Japan Institute of Design Promotion (JDP) to join the special
screening Jury Panel of G Mark 2014 during October 29 and 30. Their travel to
and stay in Japan was funded by the JDP.
India Design Council Endorsements
There are many design related activities happening in India. Many of them
approach the India Design Council for endorsements. The council after careful
consideration and ensuring that the event is indeed adding value to the
profession and industry of design endorses such events.
Two major events that were endorsed by the council during this period were
the 14th CII NID Design Summit and the CII Design Excellence Awards 2014. The
council also endorsed the Designomics Awards 2014.
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Annexure 2:
STUDENTS’ DIPLOMA PROJECTS (UG/PG)
During the year, evaluation process and endsemester / diploma Juries approved following
students for award of NID’s Professional Education
Programme.
4-Year B Design
1 Aashay Meshram AFD-B.Des
Erase-Vita: Erase your child’s creativity
Basoli Group
2 Mihir Lele AFD-B.Des
‘Mumbai Meri Jaan’
All India Bakchod -AIB
3 Upamanyu Bhattacharyya AFD-B.Des
Majhdhaar
Self-Sponsored
4 Arpit Verma ED-B.Des
Dajikaka Museum
Lokus Design
5 Hena Najeeb ED-B.Des
An Enfield story
Lotus Design Services
6 Nihal Raval ED-B.Des
Entering into space (museum design)
Creative Museum Designer
7 Tanvi Kanakia ED-B.Des
New store concept for Arttd’inox
FITCH
8 Vrishti Jain ED-B.Des
Modular display system in bamboo
Abhikram
9 Aashwarya Dixit FVC-B.Des
The Jaipur foot
National Institute of Design – Ford Foundation
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10 Chandrashekhar Rane FVC-B.Des
‘Olakh’
Self-Sponsored
11 Ketki Lonare FVC-B.Des
‘Kintsukuroi’
Self-Sponsored
12 Nishtha Shailajan FVC- B.Des
My dear foodie
Self-sponsored
13 Shipra PD-B.Des
SHOE FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED
Ducere Tchnologies
14 Meha Shetty FID-B.Des
Modular Storage solutions
Urban Ladder, Banglore
15 Shambhavi Tiwari TD-B.Des
BEHIND THE SEAMS
Maskara Exports
16 Vanessa Horig FID-B.Des
Technopod – A sofa for modem lifestyles
&technology
Esthete, Banglore
17 Khyati Trehan GD-B.Des
Visualizing the future of digital public
displays
Think Tank Team, Samsung Research, san Jose
20 Suraj Bir Meena GD-B.Des
Design a New Design/Visual Language for
Mobile devices
Samsung R&D Campus, Banglore
31 Aiswarya Ganeshan GD-B.Des
Making a pitch for a point- of- care
Diagnostic tool for women
Ridhli Tariyal, Blavatnik Fellow,
21 Shivani Saran PD-B.Des
Design Opportunity Mapping in Material
And Child Health
Center for Knowledge Societies. New Delhi
32 Laxmi Verma TD-B.Des
DÉCOR A LA MAISON- Home Décor
G M Syntex Pvt, Ltd
22 Debanjana Saha GD-B.Des
Experience Design of an Adobe Touch App
Adobe systems Pvt, Ltd, banglore
23 Shivani Singh GD-B.Des
PACKAGING PIK STUDIOS
YES YES WHY NOT, Mumbai
24 Manpreet Singh FID-B.Des
The Grunge Effect- A Retail Experience
Wheaton Design Pvt, Ltd Jaipur
25 Asmita Yadav TD-B.Des
HEIMTEXTIL RUSSIA: “TERRY TALE”
Trident Group, Punjab
26 Aishwarya Rajendra Borade TD-B.Des
SPUN: A hand crafted cushion collection
Welspun Global Brands, Mumbai
27 Sudeepti Tucker GD-B.Des
An Experimental Publication on
Bharatanatyam
Quicksand Design Studio , BLOTI, New Delhi
28 Rahul Agrawal PD-B.Des
Portable Power
Invent india Innovations Pvt Ltd
18 Kishnaveni V PD-B.Des
Smart Helmet for the Biker
Ducere Technolodies,Hyadrabad
29 Megha Roy Talukdar GD-B.Des
Communication Design for Decathlon, Noida
Decathlon, Noida
19 Swati Sunil Shelar PD-B.Des
Smart Braille/Audio Readar Design for the
visually Impaired
Ducere Technolodies,Hyadrabad
30 Aloki Shah TD-B.Des
Collection of Bed covers
Hemlines Textiels, Mumbai
33 Varenya Raj GD-B.Des
Re-designing Application Lifecycle
Management : Maintenance planner
SAP labs Pvt, Ltd
34 Utkarsh Arya PD-B.Des
Photo Capturing and Quick Note Taking on
Phone & Tablet
Microsoft IDC, Hydrabad
35 Yuhina Lhamu Lachungpa PD-B.Des
Cost- effective Prosthesis for breast cancer
survivors
IcarusNova Discovery Pvt.Ltd
36 Priya Pakad TD-B.Des
PAPERCUT- Crafting celebrations in paper
Xylem Papercraft Pvt, Ltd
37 Joythi Iyer GD-B.Des
Designing Merchandise for locopopo Shop
Locopopo Design studio, Mumbai
38 Monika kumari TD-B.Des
Digital Printed sarees and shalwar kameez
VIPUL Fashions, Surat
39 Raghuvir Khare GD-B.Des
Visual Identity for ‘The Trees’
Godraj Properties Ltd, Mumbai
40 Pragun Agrawal GD-B.Des
Royal Enfield packaging- Communication
Design approach
Codesign Brand Consultants Pvt, Ltd, Guragon
41 Prithvi Ranjan PD-B.Des
Visual Management
Trident group, Punjab
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42 Mukesh Kumar PD-B.Des
Frugal Vending machine @ point of Sale
Hindustan Unilever Ltd, Mumbai
43 Hrishikesh kogje PD-B.Des
Tackling Stains- A handheld Stain removal
device
Hindustan Uniever Ltd, Mumbai
44 Monica siingh TD-B.Des
Utility storage system
Tracon ESPL
45 Pranab Kumaran FID-B.Des
Collapsible Paper Furniture & Lamps
Inmark Exports Privete Limited, noida
46 Thommen C Lukose ED-B.Des
Learning from Bandra
The Busride Studio, Mumbai
47 Sumedha Vemuri ED-B.Des
The Design Of A Retail Store
Future Research Design Company Pvt Ltd Bangalore
48 Amrita GD-B.Des
The Airport Project- Visual Language for Play &
Retail Area at the Airport
Foley Design Pvt, Ltd Bangalore
49 Isha Pimpalkhre TD-B.Des
Uniform Design for Tanishq and Goldplus
Titan Industries Limeted, Bangalore
50 Anwesha Daolgupu GD-B.Des
Mcafee internet security for Mac users
Mcafee pvt ltd
51 Kulkarni Ninaad Deepak AFD-B.Des
Majhdhaar
Self
4-Year Graduate Diploma Programme In Design
1 Aakanksha Mittra AFD-GDPD
Tail of the Deep
Self-Sponsored
2 Ishika Srivastava AFD-GDPD
“Pagli”
Self-Sponsored
3 Kirat Brahma AFD-GDPD
Hwilang Mwilang (Swing)
Self-Sponsored
4 Neer Mistry AFD-GDPD
‘Hawaldar Halwa’
Self-Sponsored
5 Rabindra Kumar Bhagat AFD-GDPD
Aayo (Mother)
Self-Sponsored
6 Venkatram V AFD-GDPD
‘Halo’
Self-Sponsored
7 Vikrant Barmate AFD-GDPD
‘Jaanwar’
Self-Sponsored
8 Wangdan Wangpan AFD-GDPD
The Wancho Script
Wancho Literary Mission
9 Abhishek Singh AFD-GDPD
Finding
Self-Sponsored
10 Vivek V Ram AFD-GDPD
‘Kannamma’
Self-Sponsored
11 Ankit Kumar ED-GDPD
52 Swarna Srimal PD-B.Des
Casa Binidali Vell, Memorca
Design for wearable Technology Intuitive Smartwatch
Atelier Du Pont
Ducere Technologies,Hydrabad
12 Parth Vinay Nadkarni ED-GDPD
53 Suneelkumar Kushwaha TD- B.Des
Enhancing pedestrian space
Print Apparel
Echostream
Jalaj Exports-Jaipur
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13 Nihar D Desai Fvc-GDPD
Peparboat sailor
Self
24 Zosangpuii TD-GDPD
Technicolor Home
Noorjehan Exports. Haryana
14 Apoorva Gandhi FVC-GDPD
Jewel garden
Mozart Music World
25 Naorem Manoj GD-GDPD
INDIA DESIGN STORE- Brand & web Design
White Ink Design Pvt. Ltd Guraon
15 Manmayee Desai FVC-GDPD
Fiction Film-‘Vermilion’
Dr. Padma Achwal Desai
26 Chhail Khalsa TD-GDPD
DAFAT: An aesthetic innovation in print
design
HOCHSCHULE LUZERN, SwitzerlandNational Institute of design, A’bad
16 Pallav Baruah FVC-GDPD
The square in the circle
Self-Sponsored
17 Suyino Pfoze TD-GDPD
Jersey Collection For Autumn Winter 2013
For European Market
Creative Impex. Delhi
18 Angad Pratap Singh Chauhan FID-GDPD
FURNSHING OF FOUR 1-BHK SERVICE
APARTMENT AT SHIMLA
Great Escape Routs(shimla)
19 Kautuk Atul Trivedi GD-GDPD
The Local Delivery Project_ The Social
Shopping project
Twist Open Innovations
20 Sowmya Iyer PD-GDPD
Smart Protable Gas Detector
Honeywell Technology Solutions Lab Pvt. Ltd
21 Kumari Nikita TD-GDPD
Woven Silk and Wool textiles from
“Devbhumi”
AVANI. Uttarakhand
22 Latika Nehra GD-GDPD
Houses Of Goa
Beard Design
23 Shishir Kumar FVC-GDPD
Advertisement Films
Self-Sponsored
27 Biswajeeta Sethi TD-GDPD
Co-creation with the weavers of Manipur
Caravan Craft Retail pvt. Ltd , Banglore
28 Ritika Meena PD-GDPD
Illuminating Emotions:Lighting system for
Home appliances
Whirlpool of india Limited
29 Mrunmayee Namjoshi TD-GDPD
Bedding collections for a Home store
EUCALYPTUS-A Home Store, hydrabad
30 Vidhushi Singh GD-GDPD
Chinoiserie Revisited
The Great Eastem Home. Mumbai
31 Atula jadhav PD-GDPD
LIGHTING DESIGN FOR LORENZ*KAZ
MILANO
Lorenz*kaz Milano
32 Kanishka Kumari TD-GDPD
TRADITION AND CULTURE: a print
collection for apparel
Patine Designs Pvt.Ltd.
33 Fazal Thanveer V GD-GDPD
Living City: Exploring Communication
design-led intervention for change
Codesign Brand Consultants, Gurgaon
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34 Reuben Jerome D’Silva GD-GDPD
One Small Step: Exploring Communication
design-led intervention for change
Codesign Brand Consultants, Gurgaon
44 Trupti Vijay Bansod TD-GDPD
Threads With a soul- A collection of home
furnishing under CSR
Welspun Globel Brands Limited, Mumbai
35 Vivek Rawat PD-GDPD
Ergonomics Enhancements on Sonar console
for Submarine
Integrated Design services
45 Rodha Breeni Khakhlari TD-GDPD
PRINTS FOR HERITAGE
Heritage Handloom Emporium
36 Rohan Kulkami GD-GDPD
DESIGNING OTT VIDEO CONTENT
RECOMMENDATION Application
Althea Systems. Bangalore
37 Abhijita Panday FID-GDPD
CONTEMPORARY DESIGNS FOR MODERN
HOUSEHOLDS
Room For Thought Pvt. Ltd, Bnaglore
47 Cindrella Samuel GD-GDPD
Spendwell- Personal Finance Management
Application
SAP Labs, Bangalore
38 Prayas Rokde PD-GDPD
DUEL-A New-age learning Experience for
Tweens
Tl Cycles of india, Channai
48 Sumila Devi Phijam FID-GDPD
MAINSTREAMING BAMBOO AND BAMBOO
WORKRES THROUGH COLLABORATIVE
INNOVATION
INHAF, A’BAD
39 Ganesh Palisetty TD-GDPD
AUTUMN/WINTER’2014 COLLECTION
Aditya Dugar
49 George Eliot PD-GDPD
Innovative Kitchen Appliances
Innovations Invent india
40 Saranya S TD-GDPD
Textiles in Space
Siddhartha Das studio, New Delhi
50 Nayan Kumar Shrimali FID-GDPD
POP UP SHOP DESIGN FOR tadpole store
Tadpole Store, Dehradun
41 Mohita Janbandhu GD-GDPD
VISUAL IDENTITY AND USER EXPERIENCE
FOR A SKIPPING ROPE
Ducere Technologies Pvt ,Ltd
51 Anurag gautam GD-GDPD
WANCHO LAEJE: BIRTH OF A NEW SCRIPT
Wancho Literary MISSION, arunachal Pradesh
42 Aarti Lagvankar TD-GDPD
Woven Reflections : a Range of Hand- Woven
Jacquards Sarees
AKAARO, New Delhi
43 Priya Passary TD-GDPD
ORIGAMI INSTALLATION- MAKING
COLLAPSIBLE PARTITIONS
Sameep padora & Associates, Mumbai, SP+A
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46 Medini Khare FID-GDPD
Iqrup Ritz Contempory – Colonial
Residential Furniture series
Iqrup & Ritz Design Private Limited
52 Kiran prasanth Rajan FID-GDPD
Creating Innovative Wooden Furniture for
DIY Market
Synapse Information service Pvt, Ltd
53 Shurti Shashank Gadgil TD-GDPD
A STORY OF THE DRAPE
Saranath, Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu
54 Arushi Kathuria AFD-GDPD
PARMINDER
Self-sponsored
9. Nikhil Chalakh AFD- M.Des
Ants don’t speak but they work together
Self-Sponsored
55 Praveen Kumar Singh TD-GDPD
BLENDSCAPE
Heritage, New Delhi
10. Pushpendra Bharambe AFD- M.Des
Grow together
Self-Sponsored
56 Shipra Srivastava TD-GDPD
Dera: A textile Installation at Agashiye
Victoria Ventures Private Limited
11. Sephin Alexander AFD- M.Des
Elee
Self-sponsored
57 P Sudha ED-GDPD
ACEtech-pidilite Traveling Exhibition
Lotus,Delhi
12. Shirin Khara AFD- M.Des
Man Vs. Nature
Self-Sponsored
4-year Master Design
1 Akshay Raj M P AFD-M.Des
Just another day
Self-Sponsored
2 Bhumika Garbyal AFD- M.Des
Water Diaries
Self-Sponsored
3 Hanoch Samuel John AFD- M.Des
The horse in the city
Self-Sponsored
4 Kapil Gopinathan AFD- M.Des
The Cure
Self-Sponsored
5 Kshitij Verma AFD- M.Des
Supernatural Fantasy
Self-Sponsored
6 Rahul Laishram AFD-M.Des
‘Maru’
Self-sponsored
7. Manimaran R AFD- M.Des
Sundaram Studio
Self-Sponsored
8. Nausheen Javed AFD- M.Des
Her Long Nails
Self-Sponsored
13. Vivek Singh AFD-M.Des
LOVE STORY OF TWO ELECTRONS
Self-Sponsored
14. Aditya Ranade FVC- M.Des
‘Raanachi Pakhara’ (The free spirits)
15. Aditya Gowtham FVC- M.Des
The Visit
Self-Sponsored
16. Ishan Brahmbhatt FVC- M.Des
Out of sight
Self-Sponsored
17. Deepti Ahuja FVC- M.Des
‘Thangam Kalika’
Self-Sponsored
18. Devanshi Yadav FVC- M.Des
Not just another couch
Self-Sponsored
19. Gandhi Shayar Kamal FVC- M.Des
There is Something about SOSYO
Self-Sponsored
20. Ruth Lobo FVC- M.Des
‘Aamchem cantar aum mhuntam’
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21. Nataraja Moorthy FVC- M.Des
T.V
Self-Sponsored
32. Jyoti Mann GD- M.Des
Mobile App Design for Times City
Times Internet Limited,Noida
43. Mintu Das CGD- M.Des
Indian squatting Orissa Pan
Dirty Hands
22. Sumeru Raut FVC- M.Des
NAI TALIM:Education for All
Self-Sponsored
33. Manasi Kajabaje GD- M.Des
Packaging Design for New Rin Antibac by
finding cues of Hygiene
Hindustan Unilever Ltd.Mumbai
44. Neharika Prakash CGD- M.Des
Home accessories In Ceramics,Embellished
With Beads And Wire
Filigree Home Accessories
34. Kedare Rishikesh Bhagwanrao GD- M.Des
Indian By Design-a Publication for Studio
ABD
Studio ABD
45. Manoj Pilli CGD- M.Des
MINI GLASS FURNACE
56. Nauka Yogesh Baxi FID- M.Des
FMOT Solutions for Tier 3 stores
HFSIC,Proctor & Gamble,Mumbai
46. Rahul Dev Rabha CGD- M.Des
Ceramic for Gifting
TITAN Company,Bangalore
57. Nidhi D Tekwani FID- M.Des
Design of Lighting Products using Dupont
Corian
E.I Dupont,Dupont Knowledge
Centre,Hyderabad
23. Saurabh Vyas FVC- M.Des
APABHRANSHA
Self-Sponsored
24. Shashank Sanjay Telegote FVC- M.Des
AAJICHA CHASHMA
Self-Sponsored
25. Shoumini Ghosh Roy FVC- M.Des
KOTHA
Self-Sponsored
26. Taj Ali Naqvi FVC- M.Des
Gaanth
Self-Sponsored
27. Akshan Ish GD- M.Des
A Design Inquiry into the IOT
IDEO GMBH,Munich
28. Anupriya Arvind GD- M.Des
Records for Life:Re-evaluating and
Redesigning a Health Record
Center for Knowledge Societies Consulting Pvt.
Ltd(CKS) New Delhi
29. Athira Gopal GD- M.Des
Publication Design on Nilgiri Mountain
Railways
Krab Media & Marketing Pvt.Ltd.Bengluru
30. Jasleen Kaur GD- M.Des
Branding for a landscape architecture Firm
Jager & Jager,Gamany
31. Jishnuram C A GD- M.Des
Realty Trends-Information & User Interface
Design
Info Edge (India) Limited
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35. Lovepreet Kaur Virk GD- M.Des
Premiumization’ of Lakme through an
Interactive kiosk in a retail space
Hindustan Unilever Ltd. Mumbai
36. Roshini Teresa Pochont GD- M.Des
I Love Earth!: Illustrating Picture Books for
Early Learners
Katha,New Delhi
37. Shreya Chakravarty GD- M.Des
Developing a Toolkit for Project Sammaan
Quicksand Design Studo,New Delhi
38. Vallery GD- M.Des
Reimaging portfolio Feature of Acrobat (User
Experience Design)
Abode System India Pvt.Ltd.
39. Vidhi Agarwal GD- M.Des
Beyond Barriers:Child Rights Game
Thought shop Foundation,Kolkata
40. Ankita Singhal CGD- M.Des
Elegant Dining-Plates & Platter in Bone china
Titan Company Limited,Bangalore
41. Chetan agrwal CGD- M.Des
GLASS BEAD CROCHET JEWELLERY
42. Kriti Malhotra CGD- M.Des
Vision’through Screens
Borosil Glass Works Limited
47. Vineeta Oswal CGD- M.Des
JEWELS OF GLASS-BEADED JEWELRY FOR
PURDILNAGAR CRAFT CLUSTER
48. Akash Bakshi FID- M.Des
Integrated Storage System for Living room
DeLab-A startup by AG.Crorp.)
49. Aleena Elizabeth James FID- M.Des
FURNITURE DEVELOPMENT IN COCONUT
WOOD
DCS for MSME
50. Ganesh A Gulve FID- M.Des
Library Space planning & Furniture for IIM
Udaipur
Nivasarkar Consultans,Pune
51. Harshpreet Kaur FID- M.Des
Luxury Residential Chair
Arquite Design and Build Solutions
52. Neelam Sunil Khetmar FID- M.Des
Rotomolded Sofa Cum Bed
Platypus Design
53. Aditya S Khutale FID- M.Des
Design of Furniture using Dupont Corian
E.I Dupont Knowledge Centre,Hyderabad
54. Lakshmi Kumaresan FID- M.Des
Reimaging a Petrol Station
Integrated Design Consultncy Services.
NID,Ahmedabad
55.Pooja Metkar FID- M.Des
Classroom Furniture for IIM Udaipur
Nivasarkar Consultants,Pune
58. P Srikanth Varma FID- M.Des
Open Source Furniture Design
Synapse Information Services Pvt.Ltd
59. Anisha Rathore FID- M.Des
Retreat Rattan Furniture For Semi-Open
Spaces
Studio Ebone,Pondicherry
60. Sweety Taur FID- M.Des
Layout & Reception design for VLCC
Bargad Healthcare,Kota
61. Arjun Raj Kumar S PD- M.Des
Next Generation Wearable Device for
Distribution Center (DC)
Honeywell Technology solutions Lab
(HTLS),Banglore
62. Balakumar Appavoo PD- M.Des
Design of a Class-B Autoclave
ADVANDES,Pune
63. Darake Sushant Rajendra PD- M.Des
SPECTROMETER REDESIGN FOR BLOOD &
URINE SAMPLES
Lumium Design,Ahmedabad
83
64. Nachiket Sharad Deval PD- M.Des
Device for Prevention of Ventilator
Associated Pneumonia
Innaccel Consulting Services,Bangalore
65. Pooja Inamdar PD- M.Des
Captivate prime-A Learning Management
System
Adobe System India Pvt.Ltd,Banglore
74. Sumesh Somarajan PD- M.Des
Styling of safety shoe for Honeywell China
Honeywell Technology Solutions Lab,Banglore
66. Ishant Singh PD- M.Des
Water Vending Kiosk
Sarvajal(Piramal Water Pvt.Ltd),Ahmedabad
75. Tawfik Abdullah Manham PD- M.Des
HiLITE-INDOOR LIGHTING
Panasonic India Pvt.Ltd.
67. Krthikeyan Gopinathan PD- M.Des
Evolving design strategies for Transition to
Circular Economy- A Case study with Philips
Healthcare
Elien Macarthur Foundation & Philips
Heathcare,Pune,India
76. Abipaul TGD- M.Des
Developing Design Thinking Toolkit for
Schools
Design For Change,Ahmedabad
68. Niranjan patidar PD- M.Des
Indoor Games for improving Physical
Activities in children
Design Clinic Schme,MSME,India
69. Rajat Dhingra PD- M.Des
Creative Cloud Mobile app
Abode Systems India pvt.Ltd,Noida
70. Roseline Toppo PD- M.Des
Car Head Unit (Entry Level)Design For
Indian Market for the Future (2018)
Haman International (India)Pvt.Ltd
71. Sandesh Gavade PD- M.Des
Disruptive Innovation for Cardiac Care in
Emerging Market
Wipro HLS,Banglore
72. Shashank V R Suder PD-M.Des
Near Eye Display barsed Information
Overlay System For industrial application
Honeywell Technology
84
73. Shashidhar Subramanya PD- M.Des
Bijli Bank:Energy Dispenser for Renewable
Microgrids
Ellen Macarthur Foundation,and Panasonic
India Pvt.Ltd
77. Anup Lal Gupta GD- M.Des
Concept art for digital games
Dhruva Interative,Bangalore
78. Hemasiva Dimili TGD- M.Des
Channa patna Wooden Toys For Premium
Market
Foley Designs
79. Girish Krishnan Ramdas TGD- M.Des
Antariksha sanchar-The Adventure of
Creating an India Point and Click Adventure
Quicksand Gameslab
80. Parijata Jain TGD- M.Des
“KEEP IT PLAYFUL”Early Learning
Environment
Latitude Merchandising Pvt.Ltd,Bangalore
81. Pavithra S TGD- M.Des
Casual Game Development Process
Dhruva Interactive,Banglore
82. Prateekshankar Dixit TGD- M.Des
Plugged:Engaging Children in Cycling
TI Cycles of india ,Chennai
83. Abhishek Kumar TAD- M.Des
Future Land Rover for 2030
Tata Elxsi
84. Anupam Deb TAD- M.Des
Microcar for Indian Metro Cities for 2018
Self-Sponsored
85. Aravinda D K TAD- M.Des
SUV Interior for urban India-2025
Visteon Corporation,Pune
86. Arjun Menon TAD- M.Des
Future Concept Cheverolet
General Motors Technical Centre Banglore
87. Bhaktadas Bora TAD- M.Des
KHAGABANDHA,Pesonalised Airborme
Concept
Self-Sponsored
88. Amol B Doiphode TAD- M.Des
Design a Luxury Sedan for Year 2020
Design Edge,Ahmedabad
89. Kuttalingam Dakshinamoorty TAD- M.Des
Future of Car Identities
Self-Sponsored
90. Saket V Nampelliwar TAD- M.Des
Visual Brand Language for Mountain
Bicycles
TI Cycles of India,Chennai
91. Rajesh S TAD- M.Des
Intercity Luxury Coach exterior design for
the year 2020
Ashok Leyland,Chennai
92. Shital Gohil TAD- M.Des
Luxury Boat for Indian Market
Mahindra Odyssea (Mumbai)
93. Mikhil Sonavaria TAD- M.Des
CONCEPT VEHICLE FOR THE MOVIE END
VS END
Self-Sponsored
94. Suyog Patel TAD- M.Des
Compact Medical Emergency
Vehicle(CMEV)for Urban India
Ford Foundation,India
95. Aalie Tandon ADM- M.Des
MilAap-Ethnic/Fusion Womens’ Wear
Apparel
Globus Stores Pvt.Ltd
96. Aditi Gore ADM- M.Des
THE TALE OF LUXURY-SS/14 for
WOMENSWEAR
Satyam Gartex Pvt.Ltd.Jaipur
97. Anubhuti Sansi ADM- M.Des
Enamor-Intimate wear collection
Enamor,Gokaldas Images Private
Limited,Banglore
98. Himani Harish ADM- M.Des
CARAVAN CHIC-Range For women’s Wear :
Spring Summer’14
Carvan Craft Pvt.Ltd
99. Makwana Lajjaben Maheshbhai ADMM.Des
CREYATE-made for you
ARVIND INTERNET LIMITED
100.Nisha Grewal ADM- M.Des
Aviation Corporate Uniform Solutions
Raymond Ltd,Thane,Maharashtra
101.Romil Seth ADM- M.Des
IMPRESSIONS OF THE PAST-SS/14 for
WOMENSWEAR
Satyam Gartex Pvt.Ltd.Jaipur
102.Udita Halder ADM- M.Des
Triburg/Casual Womens Wear/Spring
Summer 2015
Triburg
103.Varun Shashni ADM- M.Des
EXPLORING TEXTILE CRAFT TRADITIONS
OF INDIA
FAbindia Overseas Pvt.Ltd
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104.Abhimanyu Rajvanshi LAD- M.Des
iPhone Cases inspired from Indian Craft
TEQZO Products Pvt.Ltd,New Delhi
105.Jahnawee Potdar LAD- M.Des
PLAYPORT-Space design for Children
Foley Design,Bangalore
106.Kumar samir Saurabh LAD- M.Des
Designing a Wearable companion device for
Urban Smart-phone User
Samsung R&D Institute India-Banglore(SRI-B)
107.Mehak Sharma LAD- M.Des
Bag Collection for Nappa Dori
Nappa Dori Pvt.Ltd.New Delhi
108.Nazuk Keshan LAD- M.Des
Enhancing accessbiity in urban backpacks
VIP Industries Ltd.Mumbai
109.Ravi Anand LAD- M.Des
Table Top Collection in Metal
Michael Aram Design India Pvt.Ltd.Noida UP
110.Ankita Sharma LAD- M.Des
Elegante’ A Collection of Handmade Paper
Lamps
Jenny Pinto & The Purple Turtles
111.Sherya Kasat LAD-M.Des
Plegs-activity Based Learning Tool for
Class 5 Geometry
Kindle Experiential Learning Pvt.Ltd.
Hyderabad
112.Srinivasa K N LAD- M.Des
Range of backpacks for women
VIP Industries Ltd,Mumbai
113.Swati Kujur LAD- M.Des
Enhancing the Multisensory Experience
through CMF in Bicycles
T I Cycles,Chennai
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114.Swati Surman LAD- M.Des
Urban Decor Organizing and Storage Solutions
for Home
TLV Packaging Solution for Home,Banglore
115.Bandana Matharu TD- M.Des
Love Story-A collection of organic cotton sarees
Ethicus,Tamil Nadu
116.Darshini Dalwadi TD- M.Des
Impression-Collections of Jacquard and
Embroidery
G M Syntax Pvt.Ltd,Mumbai
117.Devendra Kumar TD- M.Des
Design Intervention for the Basketry Craft and
Empowerment of Women Artisans of Ghana”
Outreach Programmes,NID
118.Garima Tiwari TD- M.Des
Printing with Effects-Home Furnishing &
Fashion
Lasha Home Fashion (G M Syntex),Pee Gee
Fabrics(Prem Industry)Ahmedabad
119.Hardeep Kaur TD- M.Des
Lamps and Paper
Inmark Export,Noida
120.Kiran Dalal TD- M.Des
HATHI CHHAP A Collecxtion of Printed and
Patchwork Textiles
The Shop
121.Meghna De TD- M.Des
“PARADISE POETRY” Cotemporary Textiles for
Home
G M Syntex Pvt.Ltd,Mumbai
122.Pramila Choudhary TD- M.Des
Silk-Memory’-The Open Access Database
Hochschule Luxzern,Switzerland-National
Institute od Design,Ahmedabad
123.Rajdeep Sarkar TD- M.Des
Unveilling Loops
Trident Group,Ludhiana
124.Rashmi Sridhara TD- M.Des
HEM Printed Home Textiles for Northern
European Market
Latitude Merchandising.Pvt.Ltd,Bangalore
125.Sheefaika Misra TD- M.Des
MAGIC CARPET
Jaipur Rugs
126.Shirali Radhakrishna Tyabji TD- M.Des
Spinning Stories and Weaving Tales:Tasar
Silk in Bhagalpur,Bihar
Eco Tasar Silk Pvt.Ltd.New Delhi
127.Smriti Ahuja TD- M.Des
Aranya Naturals:Co-Creating With Able
Hands Natural Dyes in Munnar
Aranya Naturals,Tata Global Beverages
Ltd,Munnar,Kerala
128.Vibhuti Verma TD- M.Des
Terry Tale
Tident Group, Ludhiana
129.Yadvi Agarwal TD- M.Des
Romncing Florals-Textiles for Apparel
Eka Eon Clothing Co.Gurgaon
2 ½ YEAR POST-GRADUATE DIPLOMA
PROGRAMME IN DESIGN
1. Chitradeep Benerjee AFD-PGDPD
‘Aise Mili Radha’
Outreach Programmes, NID
2. Sartape Prashant Ramesh AFD-PGDPD
Glimpse
Self-Sponsored
3. Priya Goswami FVC-PGDPD
Baksa Ghar
Self-sponsored
4. Sabika Muzaffar FVC-PGDPD
Ghosla
Self-Sponsored
5. Amrit Pal Singh GD-PGDPD
Signage and way finder system for the
museum “Vivek Darshan”
Design Consultancy Services,NID
6. Poshika Singh GD-PGDPD
Re-designing the communication nodes of a
company”
Synapse Pvt.Ltd(Goa)
7. Sandeep Nandi GD-PGDPD
Re-branding Montra
TI Cycles of India,Chennai
8. Vara Prasad Rao MLS GD-PGDPD
Overcoming Maths Phobia-Designing
Resource for Primary Maths
Ford Foundation
9. Mitin Anand PD- PGDPD
Radar Level Transmitter
Honeywell Technology Solutions, Bangalore
10. T Siva Kumar PD- PGDPD
Design of a Rotary Evaporator
Invent India innovations, Ahmedabad
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11. Vicky Anand Nag CGD- PGDPD
Highlighter Tiles for Indian Houses
Pavit Creramics Pvt.Ltd
12. Pranita Pradeep Mujgelwar ADM- PGDPD
Beachwear Collection for Blank London &
Conditions Apply
Zensol Fashions Pvt.Ltd
22. Mithilesh Sarode NMD- PGDPD
Developing Interactive Exhibits for Vivek
Darshan,Khetri
Design Consultancy services,NID
23. Priyanka Borar NMD- PGDPD
Remediation of theatre
Self-Sponsored
13. Nokil Singh LAD- PGDPD
MEDICAL SAMPLE TRANSPORTATION
AND HANDLING
ONIO Design Pvt.Ltd.Pune
24. Saigal Tusshar Ashok Madhu NMD- PGDPD
Design A Toy Car Using Soft Materials With
Future Scope for New Madia Interactions
SHINSEI INDUSTRES/MIN TOY PVT.LTD
14. Shubhrum Pun Suresh LAD- PGDPD
ALO:A Luminaire Design Project
Bikram Mittra,New Delhi
25. Shiraz Iqbal NMD- PGDPD
Aadarsh Purush:Undressing Popular Indian
Masculinties
Self-Sponsored
15. Anannya Patra TD- PGDPD
Fiction Film
Whirpool Of India
16. Khushboo Agarwal TD- PGDPD
Flexible Furniture
Sangaru Design Object Pvt.Ltd, Bangalore
17. Miskin Sanjaykumar Vasudevsa TD- PGDPD
Cars and Crafts
Genreral Motors, Bangalore
18. Monika Bairwa TD- PGDPD
Home Furnishing-Bedding Collections
OCEAN EXIM INDIA PVT.LTD
19. Smruti Laxmanrao Umredkar TD- PGDPD
“Upholster an Idenity”
Siyaram’s Silk Mills, Mumbai
20. Kavitha S Nathan NMD- PGDPD
Experience Visualised (A Visual Narrative
through Mohiniyattam)
Self-Sponsored
21. Mishra Abhinav Nishikant NMD- PGDPD
Antariksha Sanchar An indian Speculative
Science Fiction Adventure Game
Quicksand Game lab
26. Snehal Somkuwar NMD- PGDPD
Buddhism Through Sounds
Self-Sponsored
27. Tanuja Mishra NMD- PGDPD
VoXboX:A Visual History of Voice
Self-Sponsored
28. Vinay Hasija NMD- PGDPD
Designing a Kit for Educational Robotics
Thnik LABS,Mumbai
29. Devanshu Dugar SDM- PGDPD
Performance Support as a Strategy
Honeywell Technology Solutions Lab Pvt.Ltd
30. Roli Agrawal SDM- PGDPD
Living Heritage Centre
Surabhi Living Heritage Pvt.Ltd
31. Krati Yadav photo- PGDPD
AHALYA
Self-Sponsored
32. Veena Trivedi Photo- PGDPD
Sikhism Beyond India Ethnicity
Self-Sponsored
Annexure 3:
FACULTY PROFILE
Name
Qualification
Courses Handled
Areas of Interest
• BE (Mech. Engg.), Jiwaji Uni.,
• Product Design
Pradyumna Vyas
• Design for Crafts
DirectorGwalior
• MDes., IDC, IIT, Mumbai
• Technically Complex Project
• Honorary Masters of Arts,
[email protected]
Uni. of Creative Arts, UK
• Year of Joining NID: 1989
• Design for Crafts
• Design in Plastic
• Design for Social Development
Immanuel Suresh
• Post-Diploma in Fine Arts, Govt.
Graphic Design College of Arts & Crafts, Madras
• Faculty Training Programme, NID
[email protected]
•Illustration
• Exhibition Design
• Print Media
•Colour
•Drawing
• Nature and Form
• Environmental Perception
• Post-Diploma in Applied Arts, • Fundamental Design
• Graphics & Communication Anil Sinha
• Symbol Design System Design
Graphic Design MS Uni., Baroda
• Dip. in HR & Marketing Mgmt.
• Space, Form, & Structure
• Corporate Image & Branding
• Persuing Ph.D from CEPT Uni.
• Basic & Advance Graphic Design • Exhibition Event Design
[email protected]
• Package Design
• Communication Research
• BSc. (Hons.), Uni. of Kolkata
• Interface Design
• Industrial Design and Marketing
Dr. Soumyajit Ghosal
• MSc. (Ergonomics), Uni. of
• Human Factors in Product Design• Management of Technology
Inter Disciplinary
• Safety and Injury Control
Design StudiesKolkata
• Ph.D, Uni. of Kolkata
• Systems Automatisation
[email protected]
• Diploma in Textile Technology,
Vijai Singh Katiyar
Textile Design/Integrated Central Textile Institute, Kanpur
• AEP Dip. in Textile Design, NID
Textile & Apparel
[email protected]
• Yarn Design
• Fabric Design
• Textile Design for Exports
• Textile Technology
• Fundamental Research
•Management
• Dip. in Cinema, FTII, Pune
SB Saksena
• Dip. in Cinematography, FTII, Pune
Film & Video
Communication Design
[email protected]
• Elements of Video
• Elements of Cinematography
• Elements of Editing
• Elements of Lighting
• Demonstration Project
• Production Design
•Advertising
• Exh. Lighting
•Documentaries
Shashank Mehta
• BE (Mech.), REC, Surat
• AEP Dip. in Product Design, NID
Product Design
[email protected]
• Design Process
• Technically Complex Project
• Service Design
• Experience Design
• Design Audit
• Design for Small Scale Industry
• Design for Sustainability • Design Research
• Indigenous Innovations
Shimul Mehta Vyas
• Diploma in Accessory
• Design Projects in Personal
• Jewellery Design
Lifestyle Accessory Design Design, Fashion Institute of
Accessories and Products for Spaces • Interior Aesthetics
• Materials & Processes
• Consumer Lifestyle Study
Technology, USA
• Bachelor of Law, Gujarat Uni.
• Alternative Materials for Accessories, • Trends Spotting
[email protected]
• Bachelor of Commerce, Gujarat Uni. Home Products and Clothing
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Name
Qualification
Courses Handled
Areas of Interest
Dr. Subir Das
• BSc. (Hons.), Kolkata University
• Introductory Ergonomics
• Industrial and Agricultural Ergonomics
• MSc. (Ergo.), Kolkata University • Work Space Ergonomics • Ergonomics of Hand Tools
Interdisciplinary • Ph.D (Industrial Ergonomics),
• Display and Control
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Design Studies
• Human Factors in Product Design • Occupational Safety and Health
Kolkata University
•
Ergonomic Evaluation
[email protected]
of Consumer Products
• MDes. (Industrial Design), IIT • Design Process
• Design for Consumer Products
Praveen Nahar
• BE (Industrial & Production Engg.)
• Systems Design
• Strategic Design
Product Design
• Diploma (Production Engineering) • Workshop Skills
• Design in Public Domain
• Post Graduate Course in Eco
• Materials and Processes
• Green Design
[email protected]
• Appropriate Technology
Design from Delf University of Tech., • Craft Studies
• Design Projects
• Craft Design
Netherland.
Tarun Deep Girdher
• PEP Dip. in Communication
•Typography
• Communication at grassroot level
• Publication Design
• Education at Pre-Primary Level
Graphic Design Design, (Graphic Design), NID
• Printing Technology
• How Learners Learn
• Illustration Techniques
• Psychology-Behavioural Pattern [email protected]
• Graphic Communication Skills & Trends
Chakradhar Saswade
• BFA (Painting), Gulbarga Uni.
• Design Drawing
• Creative Writing
• MFA (Print Making), MS Uni, Baroda • Elements of Composition
•Painting
•Photography
2-year Faculty Dev.
• Film Appreciation, Film & Television • Semiotics of Photography
•Art-Design-Craft-Kitsch
[email protected]
• Elements of Composition
Institute of India, Pune
• 2 Years Faculty Dev. Programme
• Space, Form & Structure
at NID (1999-2001)
• Year of Joining NID : 2001
• Drawing & Visualization
• Visual Narrative
• Basic Graphic Design
• Symbol Design
• Word & Image
• Fundamentals of Visual Design
CS Susanth
• Diploma in industrial Design, NID, 1998 • Folding Furniture Design
• Bamboo and Cane Crafts
• Simple Furniture Design
• Paper Sculpture
Design for Retail Experience Year of Joining NID: 1999
• Material Exploration
• Workshop Skills
• Craft Design
[email protected]
• Craft Documentation
• Basic Materials & Methods
• Furniture Orthography
Neelima Hasija
• BFA (Painting), MS University,
• Elements of Form
• Traditional Crafts & Culture
• Material Skills & Processes
• Craft Research & Design
Ceramic & Glass Design Faculty of Fine Arts
• Post Graduate Diploma in Ceramic • Surface Design
• Design for Development
• Craft Research & Documentation • Travelling & Documenting
[email protected] Design, NID
• Simple Product Design
•Photography
• Complex Design Project
• Systems Project
Arun Gupta
• BA (English Lit.), Uni. of Delhi
• Film Appreciation
• Video on the Web
• Dip. in Cinema (Direction), Film &
• Film Language
• Creative Writing
Film & Video
• Elements of Direction
Communication Design Television Institute of India, Pune
• Scriptwriting & Visual Scripting
[email protected]
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Name
Qualification
Courses Handled
Areas of Interest
V Ravishankar
• AEP in Industrial Design (Product), • Retail Store Design • Universal Design Thinking & Practice
• Product Design Methodology • Design for Indigenous Product Design for Retail Experience NID, 1989
• BE Electrical, University College Engg., • Design Fundamentals Sector & Training
• Design Overview
• Design Triggers
[email protected] Osmania Uni., Hyderabad, 1985
• Universal Design Principles
• Collecting Experiences &
Recording Stories
Dr. Ranjit Konkar
• BTech., IIT, Kharagpur
• Technically Complex Products • Design of Electromechanical Product Design
• MS (Mech. Engg.),
• Materials and Processes
Devices
Uni. of Toledo, USA, Technical Studies
• Mechanism Kinematics
[email protected]
• Ph.D (Mech. Engg.),
• Spatial Geometry Computer
Stanford Uni. Aided Design & Manufacturing
• Year of Joining NID: 2007 Sekhar Mukherjee
• Post Graduate Diploma in
• Drawing and Design for Animation •Films
• Fundamentals of Animation
•Theatres
Animation Film Design Animation Film Design, NID
• Diploma in Multimedia Content
•Illustration
•Writing
• Character Design
• Cartoon & Caricature
[email protected] Creation, MTDRC, Dept of
•Storyboarding
Electronics, Jadavpur University
• Film Appreciation, FTII, Pune
•Kinetics
• BCom., Kolkata University
• Production Process
• Freehand Drawing
Dr. Bibhudatta Baral
• Ph.D (Cognitive Science), IIT, Delhi • Cognitive Psychology
• Cognitive Psychology
• MA (Philosophy), Utkal University •Ergonomics
• Indian & Analytical Philosophy
Information & Interface Design
• MA (English), Utkal University
• Cross Cultural Psychology
•Ergonomics
• Research Methodology
• Philosphy and Psychology of [email protected]
• Communication Studies Logic & Mathematics
• Cross Cultural Psychology & Semiotics
Rupesh Vyas
• MFA (Visualisation)
• Graphic Design
• Computer Graphics
•Typography
• Human Centered Information
Graphic Design MS University, Baroda.
• Elements of Multimedia Design for Public • Information Visualisation Utility Systems
[email protected]
• Design Cognition
• Environmental Graphics
• Multi-sensory Design
Shilpa Das
• BA (English), Gujarat Uni. • Introduction to Indian Culture • Semiotics and Communication • MA (English Literature), JNU, Delhi • Introduction to Semiotics
• Narrative Theory
Interdisciplinary Design Studies
• MPhil. (Critical Theory), Gujarat Uni. • Introduction to Narratives
• Gender and Children’s Literature
• Persuing Ph.D (Social Science),
• Identity and Subjectivity
• Gender and School Textbooks
[email protected]
• Comparative Aesthetics
• Art and Aesthetics
TISS Mumbai
• Approaches to Indian Society • Indian Philosophical Thought
• Cultural Studies
• Translation Theory
• Contemporary Concerns
• Feminist Theory
• Disability Studies
Mamata Rao
• BArch., Karnataka University
• Elements & Principles of Design
• MDes. Science, University of Sydney •Creative Thinking
Design for Digital Experience
• MArch. (Urban Design),
• Design Process
• User Experience Design
[email protected] SPA, New Delhi
• Interactive Media
•Creativity
• User Centered Design
• Design Research
• Digital Design & Society
• AEPEP (Industrial Design), NID
P Rama Krishna Rao
• Certificate in Mechanical Wood
Industries Technology, IPIRTI
[email protected]
• Systems Thinking
• Indigenous Design
• Lifestyle Research
• Product Semantic
• Craft and Folk Art
• Design Overview
• History of Design
• Materials and Methods
• Geometry and Structure
• Design Projects
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Name
Qualification
Courses Handled
Areas of Interest
Bhaumik Nagar
• BE Electronics & Communication,
• New Media
• Web Application and Framework
• Information & Digital Design
• System Architecture
IT Integrated Gujarat University, 1994
• ME Computer Engineering, • Usability & Interface Design
(Experiential) Design
• OOD, Design Patterns and UML
Dharamsinh Desai University, 2006 • Year of Joining: 2007
• Enterprise Service [email protected]
Oriented Architecture
Gayatri Menon
• BE (Production), SS Engg., Bhavnagar • Design Methods
• AEP Dip. in Product Design, NID
• Toy Design
Toy & Game Design • Year of Joining NID: 1999
• Game Design
• System Design
[email protected]
• Design for Special Needs
• PEP Dip. in Textile & Apparel, NID
• Traditional Indian Textiles for Swasti Singh Ghai • Year of Joining NID: 2006 Textile students
Design
• Surface Decoration for
Foundation Studies
Ceramic Students
• Colour and Form
[email protected]
• Design for Children
• Special Needs Sector
• Craft Design Development
• Behavioural Psychology
• Nature & Design
• Work with craft artisans in rural areas
• Sufi Music
Dr. Tridha Gajjar
• BFA (Applied Arts), BHU
• MFA(Applied Arts), BHU
Graphic Design
• Ph.D in Applied Arts, BHU • 2-years FDP at NID (2004–06)
[email protected] • Year of Joining NID: 2006
• Elements of Design
•Semantics
• Basic & Advance Graphic Design • Visualisation Drawing
• Printing Technology
•Research
• Word & Image
•Colour
Dhiman Sengupta
• Dip. in Animation Film Design, NID, 1999
[email protected]
• Basic Animation
• Drawings & Storytelling
• Comic Book Workshop
• Comic Books & Graphic Novels
• Sound Design & Music Appreciation• Music & Compositions
• Title Sequence Design
• Object Oriented Programming
• Visual Scripting
Bhavin Kothari
• Diploma in Construction
• Intellectual Property Rights & Strategic Design Technology, CEPT Business Law
• Design Management
Management • PG Diploma in Planning, CEPT
• PG Diploma in Patents Law,
• Business Communication
[email protected] Nalsar Uni., Hyderabad
• Design Planning & Mgmt.
• Intellectual Property
• Innovation Management
• Change Management
• Design Audit
• Craft Incubation
Krishnesh Mehta
• MSc. (Physics), Gujarat Uni.
• DSTM Convergence
• Dip. in Space Sciences
• Retail Merchandising
• Immersive Designs Product Design
• 2-Years Faculty Trg. Progm., NID
• Multi-Sensory Design & FuturisticTechnologies
• MBA (IGNOU), Delhi •Lighting
krishnesh @nid.edu
• Technical Studies
• Multi-Sensor Experimental Design
• Marketing Communication
• Neurophysiology of Creativity and leadership
• 4D Multimedia
• Alternative Medicine
YN Vivekananda
• MDes. in Visual Communication,
•Photography
• Drawing Design Foundation Studies
IDC, IIT, Mumbai
• Diploma in Applied Arts, College
• Basic Material
[email protected] of Fine Arts Architecture, Hyderabad • Material Exploration
Year of Joining NID: 2007
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• Computer Aided Design
• Crafts Design Development
• Nature & History
• Ply-Split Braiding and Knots
• Lifestyle Accessory Design
• Mathematical Art & Designs
Name
Qualification
Dr. Mihir Bholey
• Ph.D (Social Science), CEPT Uni.
• MA (Humanities) English Literature, Interdisciplinary
Design Studies Patna University
• BA English Honours, Patna Uni.
[email protected]
Courses Handled
Areas of Interest
• Introduction to Indian Society • Socio-economic-political discourse
• Contemporary Concerns
• Ecology-Environment and Design
• Globalization, GDP & Global Warming• Visual and Popular Culture
• Globalization and Design
• Media Studies
• Urbanization and Design
•Literature
• Narrative Theories
•Semiotics
Balaji Rengarajan
• MA (Automotive Design), • Automotive Sketching
• Automotive Exterior/Interior Design
• Representation Techniques
•Motorcycles
Transportation & Coventry University, UK
• BA (Hons.),Transportation Design, • Automotive form/Clay Modelling • Advanced product
Automobile Design
Coventry University, UK
representation techniques
• BTech. (Automobile Engg.),
• Digital Sculpting/Visualization
[email protected]
• Clay Modelling
Madras Inst. of Tech., Chennai
• BSc. (Physics), MK University
• Green Mobility
• Systems Design
• Graphic Design
•Photography
Rishi Singhal
• BTech.Construction Technology,
• Photography Project – Photography• History& Mythology
• Politics & World Views
Photography Design CEPT, Ahmedabad. Design 2nd Sem. (6weeks)
• MFA Photography, CVPA, • Advanced Photography – Exhibition • Anthropology
• Story Telling
[email protected] Syracuse University, NY Design 6th Sem. (2weeks)
• Image Sound Motion (photography) • Visual Arts
New Media Design 2nd Sem. (2weeks)
• Advanced Photography – Ceramics &
Glass Design 2nd Sem. (1week)
Tanishka Kachru
• BArch., Universtiy of Mumbai, 1997 • History of Art
• History of Art
• MA History of Design, Parsons • History of Design
• Architecture & Design Exhibition Design
School of Design, New York, 2001 Experience Design
[email protected]
• BA (Hons.) Architecture,
• Exhibition Design
Dr. Jignesh Khakhar
• Information Design
New Media Design De Montfort University, UK, 2001
• Ph.D (Arch.), Cardiff Uni., UK, 2007 • Interface Design
[email protected]
•Architecture,
• Building Technology
• Environment Design
• Software Programming
• Documentary Filmmaking
• Economics, Visualisation
V Sakthivel • Diploma in Handloom Technology, • Textile Materials and Technology • Weaving and Woven Textiles
• Fibre & Yarn
•Indigo
Textile Design SPKM, IIHT, Venkatagiri, AP
• BBA, University of Madras
•Dyeing
• Indian Cotton in Design • FDP, NID (1999–01)
• Natural Dyes and Technology
[email protected]
• Basic Weaving
•Khadi
• Craft Studies
• Natural Fibres
Sajith Gopinath
• BE (Poly. Engg.), MG Uni., Kerala
• Toy Design
• ME (Plastic Engg.), Mumbai Uni. • Nature & Form
• Design in School Toy & Game Design
• PG Dip. in Toy Design & Dev., NID
• Material Technology Education System
• Elements of Form
• Eco Design
[email protected]
• Craft Design
Vipul Vinzuda
• BE, (Mech.) NITK, Surathkal, 2003 • Design Overview
• Transportation Design
• MSc. Design & Transport,
• Design Projects
• 3D modelling (Alias)
Transporation &
• Digital Form Making & Prototyping • Design Research
Automobile Design Coventry Uni., UK, 2008
• FDP Trainee (ID) 2004–06
• Packaging Design
• Visualisation & Prototyping
[email protected]
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Name
Qualification
Swagata Shrivastava Naidu
• BArch., SCET South Gujarat Uni.
• PG Dip. in Ceramic & Glass Design,
NID, 2007
[email protected]
• PG Dip. in Animation & Film Design,
Ajay Tiwari
Animation & Film Design
NID, 2007
• MSc., Govt. College of Science • Year of Joining NID: 2008
[email protected]
• PG Dip. in Textile Design, NID, 2002
Aarti Shrivastava
• BA in Painting & Lit., Vikram Uni.
Textile Design
[email protected]
Courses Handled
Areas of Interest
• 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
• Script Writing
•Pre-production
• Production Process
•Storyboarding
• Motion Graphics
• Film Appreciation
• Comic Book Design
•Illustration
• Design Process
• Soft Rock
• Short Stories
•Movies
Sonal Chauhan
• Diploma in Fashion Design,
• Draping & Advance Draping
• Traditional Textiles & Crafts
• Garment Construction
• Surface Ornamentation
Apparel Design & NIFT, Gandhinagar
• 1 year FDP (2008–09) at NID
• Garment Manufacturing Tech. • Design for Sustainability
Merchandising
• Fabric Construction
•Ready-to-wear
[email protected]
• PG Dip. Animation Film Creation
• Drawing for Animation •Film
Kaushik Chakraborty
• Character Design
•Photography
Animation Film Design & Direction, Indo-Italian Inst. for • History of Animation
•Painting
Dev. Communication, Kolkata
• Dip. in Multimedia Content Creation, • Design Drawing
• Cartoon & Caricature
[email protected]
• Comic Book
Jadavpur University
• BCom., Kolkata University, Kolkata
• Foreign Language 1 year FDP (2009–10) at NID (German, French)
•Cooking
• BArch., MANIT (RES), Bhopal
• Design Drawing
• Culture & People
Nijoo Dubey
• PG Dip. in F&ID, NID, 2005
• Material & Method
• Space Design
Design for Retail Experience
• Design Concepts & Concerns • Personal Accessories
• Elements of forms
• Research Methodologies
[email protected]
• Spatial perception
• Consumer Research
• Fabric Structure – 2
•Weaving
• Advance Woven Construction • Traditional Crafts
• Design Project – Woven Apparel • Surface Design
• Sketching & Painting
• GDPD in Exhibition Design, NID
• Installation Design
Mayank Loonker
Exhibition Design • Travelling Exhibitions
• Interactive Media for Exhibitions
[email protected]
• Experience Design
• Spatial Perception
• Interaction Design
• Design Process
• Materials and Structures
• GDPD in F&VCD, NID
• Scriptwriting
• Research Methods
Shrinkhala Aren
• Master of Science (Int’l Business & • Introduction to Editing
• Behavioural Psychology
Film & Video
•Photography
Communication Design Mgmt. for Design), Uni.of Sal Ford
• Film History
• Astral Sciences
[email protected]
Jitendra Singh Rajput
• BE (Mechanical) – Nagpur Uni.
• Project Management – • Design Research
• PG Diploma in Strategic Design Design Project II
• Strategic Management Systems
• Materials – Metal
• Project Management
Management – NID
• Design Management [email protected]
• Master in Strategic Design Mgmt., • Design Projects with Academic • Design for Social Needs
Amresh Panigrahi
• System Thinking
Politecnico de Milano, Italy & Professional View Points
• PGDPD in LAD, NID • Design Research
• Dip. in Advance Computer Arts,
• Business Strategy
[email protected]
• Form Studies
National Multimedia Research • Human & Emotion
Centre, Pune
• BArch. from College of Engineering
• Consumer Lifestyle Study
& Technology, Bhubaneswar • Year of Joining NID: 2010
• Trends Spotting
Amit Kumar Sinha
• BA Sociology, Hons. • Collection Development,
• Design Education & Systems Thinking
Apparel Design & Banaras Uni., 1995 (Ready-to-wear, Designwear)
• PG Dip. in Apparel Design, NID, 2000 • Craft Research
• Accessory Design
Merchandising/Lifestyle
• Illustration & Representation Tech. • Ethical & Sustainable Design
Accessory Design
• Soft Material • Performance Apparel & Textile
• Trends and Forecast Research
[email protected] Exploration & Construction
• Nature & Figure Drawing
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Name
Qualification
Courses Handled
Areas of Interest
Jagriti Galphade
• M.A. Fine Arts (Drawing & Painting) • Perception & Representation •Narratives
• Information Design
Design for Digital Experience Barkatullah Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal (Freehand Drawing) • Advanced Diploma in Computer Arts • Design Drawing & Representation • Media & Education
• Basic Graphic Design
• Interaction Paradigms & Healthcare
[email protected] CDAC, Pune
• FDP at NID (2004-2006)
• Visual Communication
• Interactive Systems for School • Year of joining NID: 2004
• Color & Composition Education
• Media Studies
• Digital Storytelling
• Introduction to Narratives
• Prototyping & Usability Evaluation Methods
• Storytelling in Interactive Media
• Research Methodology
• Digital Storytelling
Saurabh Srivastava
• MSc.(IT), Allahabad Agricultural
• Still & Video Inputs
• Still & Video: As Research Tools
• GUI Design Principles for Web •Photography
New Media Design Institute – Deemed University
• MCA, IGNOU
• GUI Design
• BCA, IGNOU
[email protected]
• 2-year FDP (2007–09) at NID
Shekhar Bhattacharjee
• MFA in Painting from IKSVV,
Toy & Game Design Khairagarh, Chhattisgarh
• 1-year FDP (2008–09) at NID
[email protected]
• Design Drawing – I, II
•Toy
• Colour and Form
• Drawing & Illustration
•Material
•Handicrafts
• Representation Technique
• Art & Literature
• Nature Drawing
• Construction Drawing
• Character Design – I, II and Material
• Techniques & Model Making
LC Ujawane
• DFA (Drawing & Painting)
• Interior Design Projects
• Furniture & Interior Design in Wood
• Dip. in Architecture • Furniture Design Projects
• Free-hand Drawing
Furniture & Interior Design • PG Dip. in Product Design, NID
• Furniture Technology
• Advanced PG Dip. in Furniture Design, • Workshop Technology
[email protected] Royal Danish Academic of Fine Arts, • Materials & Processes
•
Workshop Skill
Copenhagen, Denmark
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LIST OF FACULTY RETIRED/ RESIGNED/ CONTRACT EXPIRED
Name
Qualification
Courses Handled
Chaula Patel
• Diploma in Visual Communication, NID• Fundamentals of Visual Design
• Master of Arts (Philosophy) – Guj. Uni. • Elements of Colour
• Bach. Of Arts (Philosophy) – Guj. Uni. • Environmental Perception
• Form, Space, and Structure
[email protected]
• Design Process
Areas of Interest
• Travelling, Reading
• Bird-watching & wild life
• Music & Dance
• Arts & Community Service
Vikram Panchal
• PEP Diploma in Industrial Design
Product Design
(Product), NID : 1981
• Year of joining NID : 1981
[email protected]
Pravinsinh Solanki
• Dip. In Interior Design, School of
• Fundamentals of Visual Design (UG-I) • Retail and Store Design
• Construction and Fabrication • Space Planning
Interior Design,
• PG Dip. in Furniture & Interior Design, (PGDPD-III)
• Space Design and Production
• Design Project – II – Folding
• Production and Execution
[email protected] NID - 2006
• Year of joining NID: 2013 Furniture (PGDPD-III)
• Design and Detailing
• Design Project – • Design and Project Management
Stackable Furniture (GDPD-IV) • Event Design and Execution
• Kitchen and Bathroom Design • Setting up furniture Factories
• Materials and Sourcing
(GDPD IV)
• Construction and Fabrication • Furniture and Cost Cutting
• Bamboo Furniture
(GDPD III)
• Furniture and Interior Design -
Design Studio (GDPD III)
• Design Project – Retail Store Design
(PG-III), R & D Campus, Bangalore
Prahlad Gopakumar • B.Arch., University of Kerala
• Film History
•Cinematography
• PGDPD in Film & Video,
• Basic Photography
• Film Theory
• Still Photography
Design Communication Design, NID - 2008 • Advertisement Workshop
• Year of joining NID: 2014
• Story Boarding
[email protected]
Dr. Vikram Singh Parmar • B.Arch., Inst. of Environmental Design • Design Workshop
• Rural Healthcare-as diagnostic care
• Master of Design, IIT Bombay
• Design Studio preventative information system,
Product Design
• Ph.D. Research (Industrial Design) - • Design driven Entrepreneurship pre-referral services and digital [email protected] T.U. Delft - Netherlands health identity
• Year of joining NID: October 2014
• Behavior change and
communication in healthcare
• Tangible user interface,
persuasive computing
• Venture Design Process
Sutirtha De • B.Sc. Economics (Honours) – • Joined in March-2015
• Calligraphy & Lettering Arts, Lifestyle Accessory Design University of Burdwan No Courses taken till March’15 Custom Logos
• PG Diploma in Leather Design
•Photography
• History & Cultures
[email protected] & Tech. - NIFT
• Year of joining NID : March 2015
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Name
Qualification
Courses Handled
Areas of Interest
• Techno Aesthetic Detailing
• Presentation Techniques
• Simple Product Design
• Electro-Mech. Complexity
• Product Innovation
• Transportation Design
• Design for Health
• Design for Consumer Products
• MFA, Arizona State Uni., USA
• Basic & Advanced Courses
• Textile Design
Krishna Patel
• P.E. Diploma in Industrial Design, both Textile Design and • Apparel Design
AD&M/ Textile Design
• Hand-woven and Hand-printed with specialization in Textile Design, Apparel Design
• Knitwear Design Textiles
[email protected] NID - 1975
• Children’s Wear and Men’s wear • Fibre Art
• Diploma in Industrial Design,
• Advance print design
• History of painted and
Romanie Jaitly
• Print concepts printed textiles
Textile Design (Textile Design),NID- 1981
• Diploma in Print making & Painting • Basic print design
• Historical trade routes [email protected] Visva Bharati Univ. (in reference to textiles)
• Experimental textiles
Sanjay Guria
• PG Dip.in Textile Design, NID - 2006
Textile & Apparel Design
[email protected]
• Pattern Making
• Design Fundamentals
• Systems Design
• Uniform Design
• Menswear Performance Apparel • Traditional Craft & Culture
• Elements of Design
• Trend Research
• Introduction to Textiles
• Fashion & Textiles
• Master of Industrial Design, Georgia • Technically Complex Project (TCP) • Human Centered Design
Gourab Kar
•Ergonomics
• Universal Design
Product Design Institute of Technology
• Master of Design, IIT - Delhi
• Research Methods
• Ergonomics
• Bachelor of Architecture, Birla Inst. • Design Research
[email protected]
of Technology
Divya Dave
• PG Dip. in Product Design, NID - 2008• Design Context 1 (PD)
• Design Projects
Product Design
• B.E. (Mechanical), M.S. University • Design Project 1 (PD) (especially SPD level)
• Material Innovations (FID)
• Elements of Form, Form 1 & 2
[email protected]
• Experimental Structures and
Collapsibility (FID)
• Design Process
(UG foundation Programme)
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Name of Visitng Faculty
Annexure 4:
VISITING EXPERTS
Name of
Course
Design workshop-1
Film Language
Space, Form and Structure
Media Appreciation (Film)
Intro. to conference media
(film appreciation)
Media Appreciation (Film)
Abeek Bose
Introduction to mechatronics
Abhijeet Goel
Design Project II (UID)
Achutha Rao
Design Project - 1
Ajoy David
Design Management II
Amar Gargesh
Design Process
Amit Kapoor
Information visualization -1
Amit Kharsani
Workshop (Calligraphy)
Amit Krishn Gulati
Introduction to Design
Anand Saboo
Systems- Design Proj. 2
Intro to Management
Anand SukumaranEthnography
New Media Studies
Anando Dutta
Design Processes
Anay Mann
Fundamentals of Light
Andrea N
Colour, materials & finishing
Design workshop III
Geometric construction II
Environmental perception
Analytical Drawing
Anirudh Sharma
Design Project
Anirudha Sen
Advertisement workshop
Anish Daolagupu
Freehand Design Drawing I
Freehand Design Drawing II
Anjali Daimari
Introduction to Narrative
(AFD/PD/ED)
Anjali Rana
Design Project - 1
(Fabric Construction)
Anjali Srinivasan
Materials & Method (Glass)
Anjani Kumar
3D Drawing
Ankit Daftery
Design Project-2 Interfaces &
Interactions
Design Project-3
Aarti Badamikar
Aastha Gohil
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Name of
Course
Design Project-II
Design Project-I
Introduction to visual Design
(Colour & form)
Ankon Mitra
Advanced geometry
Anshuman Gupta
Design Project - 1
Anubha Kakroo
Intro. Management
Anupam Chakraborty
Magaj ki Kagaj
Anupam Jain
Design Process
Anuya Naik
Design Project II
Arathi Abraham
Typography and layout design
Design Project -2
Craft documentation
Archana Gupta
Design Project - 1
Archana Prasad
Design Project 4
Arjun gupte
Design workshop
Poetry & Comics
Arjun Raj Kumar
Technical Studies II
Arnav Kumar
Film & Video Communiction
Media Appreciation
Arpan Johari
Future studies
Arshia SattarTheater
Arun Prakash S
After effects module DP II
Asheesh Pandya
Sound Design
Ashok Sejkar
Craft workshop
(bamboo craftsman)
Ashoke Chatterjee
Introduction to design
Ankit Vyas
Ankita Trivedi
Name of
Course
Introduction to textiles
Sweing & knitting
Basic weaving
Introduction to textiles
System Design proj.
Design Project
Animation Typography
Design Workshop - 1
Form III
Fundamentals of Visual Design
(Structure & Composition)
Bela Ravikumar
Elements of colour
Bhadri Sonpal
Construction documents & details
Understanding the Built
Environment
Design Project - 1
Bharat Jain
Garment Manufacturing tech
Bharat Patel
Book Binding workshop
Bhaskar Banerjee
Bhaskargiri Ramugiri
Foundation programme
Bhupendra Singh
Media Appreciation (TV)
Bhushan Deshmukh
Automotive Interiors
Carmina Fernandes
Design Processes
Design Processes
Chaitanya Modak
Dept. elective - graphic novel
workshop
Chandita Mukherjee
History of Indian television
Design Film workshop
Documentary workshop
Chandra Shekhar Badve Design management I
Chintan P Dave
Design Research, Tools, & Tech.
Dadi Pudumjee
Design workshop 3 (Puppetry)
Debasish DebIllustration
Deepak Allied materials
Deepak Kannal
Comparative Aesthetics (AFD/FVC/GD)
Electives - Cultural studies
Introduction to Theater
Comparative Aesthetics
Deepak Makwana
Book binding workshop
Deshna Mehta
Design Project IV
Ashwin Thakkar
Austin Davis
Ayaz Basrai
Baishakhee Sengupta
Balamurali Krishna
Basuki Nath Dasgupta
Name of
Course
Dhavat Singh Uikey
Aroma of the soil
Dhruv Malhotra/
Contemporary photography
Karolina Gembarapractices
Dhvanit Thaker
Media Appreciation (Radio)
Dileep Prakash
Materials & Properties (Analogue)
Dinesh Korjan
Design Project -2
Dinesh Sharma
Nature, form and structure
Design workshop
Dipendra Singh Baoni
System Design
Divya Gopalan
Advertisement workshop
Dr. Abir Mullick
Research Methodology
Dr. Aneesha Sharma
Information visualization I
Dr. Anwar Ali Dhamani Form II
Human factors
Design Project I
Dr. Binod Agarwal
Studies in society & culture
Media Appreciation (Radio)
Dr. Joydeep Majumder Human factors
Mr. Margie Sastry
Comic Book
Intro. To Indian Culture
Colloquium paper presentation
Dr. Poonam Gulalia
Approachies to Indian Society
Dr. Preety A. Trivedi
Material & Culture
Dr. Sonal Nimbkar
Dance & Aesthetics
Dushyant Panvar
Craft documentation
Design Process
Textile Future
Elina Soraina
Material Surface exploration
G. Upadhyaya
Design Project - II folding
Gargi Sharma Gupta
Design Processes
Gary
Design Project- 1
Gaurang Jani
Perspectives on Indian Society
Gauri Gill
practices
Gautam Chakraborty
Sound Track (Design workshop)
Elements of Editing
Gregg Barnett
Workshop on Digital games
Guruprasad Satyanarayanan
Systems Design Proj.
Harish Tarachand Kakwani Media appreciation
Harita Kapoor
Design Project-1 (History of
Costume)
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Name of
Course
Experience Design workshop
Elements of colour (vocal)
Design Managment 2
Print Making
Jewellery workshop
Elective SLA
Space & Perception 1
(Colour & form)
J L Naik
Nature & Form
Photography
Media Exploration
Jai Sharda
Design Project -2
Jalp Lakhia
Communication Graphics
(Craft documentation)
Media Appreciation - print media
Jean Dsouza
Communication Studies
Intro. To semiotics
Symbols & Symbolism
SLA - ID/FID/CGD/TD
(intro. to theatre)
Jinan K B
Draw the world to know the world
Jogan Shankar
Perspectives of Indian Society
Jonak DasScenography
Geometric Construction II
Juhi Pandey
Design Process
Kalhan Raina
Sound Design
Kamlesh Udasi
Kapil Khandeparkar
Design Management I
Kaushik Ramaswamy Materials & Processes (Digital)
Kaveri Bharath
Material Form & Surface (Ceramics)
Kavita Pandya Ganguly Design Project-3 (Studio)
Kintu Gdhavi Media Aprreciation (music)
Kirit Patel
Kodarbhai M Patel
Technical Graphics
Kriti Monga
Expressive littering
Krunal Chaudhari
Combination of materials
Kshitij Marwah
Design Project - 2
Kulasekaran Seshadri
Aroma of the soil
Kuntal De
Intro. Visual Design
Harsh Manrao
Harsha Patel
Hasmukh Padia
Hema Malani
Hemant Wala
Himani Baxi (joshi)
Hrishikesh Pawar
Ishita Jain
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Kurma Rao
Advanced weaving
Lalit Lad
Media Appreciation - print media
Lokesh Ghai
Design Project 3
Star, Peacock, Aeroplanes & Kites
Fashion exploration
Lolita Bhaduri Karnani Stop motion
Design workshop
M P Ranjan
Basic Material & Methods
Madhusudan Mukherjee Story telling
Elective- Creative writing
Intro. To semiotics
Communication Studies
Design Project I
Mahaan Ghose
Design Tools
Design Proj. III (System Design)
Makarand Kulkarni
Design Project-3
Mala Shodhan
Elements of colour
Malavika Rajnarayan
Design Project - 1
Malhar DhruvPhotography
Malhar Salil
Mamta Gautam
System Design proj.
Manish Joshi
Basic Material (metal)
Manish Saini
Fiction workshop
Mayukhini Pande
Design Concept & Concern
Medha Bhatt Ganguly
Design Proj. 3 (Heritage textiles)
Meera Naidu
Design Proj. (Print Design)
Megha Rajguru (Dr.)
History of Design
Meghna Ajit
Design Processes
Milind Malashe
Comparative Aesthetics (PD/TD/
FID/CGD)
Mital Patel
Mohan Chandra
Design Proj. -1
Mohan Kumar V K
Introduction to knitwear GC-3
Mohankrishnan Haridasan Experimental Animation
Mona Prabhu
Elements of composition
Graphic Design
Communication graphics
Mona Shah
Textile Design
Mr Milind Damle
Introduction to editing
Name of
Course
Mr. Kaustub Ray
Animatiton Film Design
Mr. J A Panchal
Materials & Property- Plastic
Materials & Properties (Metal)
Materials & Model making
Orthography
Mr. Karthik VaidyannathanDesign Management III
Mr. Krishnachandran
Drawing for Animation
animation Film design
Mr. Manpal Setia
Toy & Game Design
Mr. Paresh Kothari
Design Project - II
Mr. Sameer Bakshi
Form Studies
Mr. Samir B Bhatt
Design Studio
Furniture Design & Construction
Mr. Sanjay Kumar Pandey Introduction to visual design
(drawing)
Print Making
Mr. Satish Nagedra PoludasTextile Design
Mr. Ujjal Bhuyan
Textile Future
Mr. Utkarsh Biradar
Design Management III
Mridul Mitra
Geometric Construction I
Geometric Construction II
Mrinalini Aggarwal
Design Project-1
Ms. Lutfa Hanum
Intro. To Narratives (TD/FID/CGD
Salima Begum
Ms. Neha Puri
Textile Design
Ms. Nehal Desai
Design Project 2 (Surface design)
Drawing
Ms. Puneet Brar
Materials & Methods (Ceramic)
Ms. Ranjitha Rajeevan
P G Foundation
Ms. Sneha Nagarseth
Ms. Sunita Choudhary
Textile Design
Ms. Urvi Sheth
New materials & digital processes
Namrata Sneha
Nandeep Mali
Workshop on Programming (DP)
Design Project I & III
Neena David
Electives - Cognitive Psychology
Neeraj Kumar (Dr.)
Neuroscience for Design future
studio course
Nikhil Joshi
Media & Technology
Nikhil Raval
Design Management I
Nilesh Misal
Design workshop
Name of
Course
Design Project II
Design Project 2 & 4
Acting workshop
History of Design
Pattern making of structured
clothing (GC-III)
Parag Vyas(Dr.)
Basic Material (wood)
Materials & Technology
Design Project - 3 (Photo, Motion
Graphics & Sound)
Parthiv Shah
Visual Design
Research Workshop II
Parul Zaveri
Design Proj. 3 (Design of space)
Pinaki Roy
Design Management I
Poornima Vaidyanathan Elements of Information Design
Prabir Mukhopadyay
Human Machine Interface
Vehicle Ergonomics & Packaging
Pradeep Patil
(Structure & Composition
Pradipta Ray
Experimental workshop
Illustration
Fundamentals of Animation
Prasad Bidapa
PG Fondation
Prashant Desai
Cinematography workshop
Media Appreciation
Prashant Miranda
Prashant Trivedi
Materials & Technology
Prayas Abhinav
Design Project - 2
Design Project - 1
Preety Trivedi
Electives - Material Calture
Priya Shah
Design Project-II (graphic workshop)
Nina Sabnani
Nirmit Jhaveri
Nitin Goel
Pallavi Patke
Panchami Mistry
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Introduction to visual Design (colour)
Priyanka Singh
Design Process
Priyankar Gupta
Animals are beautiful people
Priyatej Kotipalli
Design Project-3
Probal Ghosh
Prof. Sridhar Pabbisetty Information Visualization - I
Prosenjit Ganguly
Character Developement & Design
Purushottam Singh Kushram Aroma of the soil
Pushkar Nagwekar
Design Project - 2
R L Mistry
Rachita Sareen
Analytical Drawing
Rafiq Khan
Elements of colour (violin)
Raghunath Rajaram
Workshop II (Photography)
Rahul M P
Analytical Drawing
Rajat Dholakia
Music workshop
Rajesh Dahiya
Design Project IV
PG Fondation
Rajni Gaur
Craft workshop (bamboo
craftsman)
Rajoo Barot
Acting workshop
Rajshekhar Narayan
Design workshop-2
Rakesh Kumar
Combination of materials
Ram Rahman
History of Imaging- 1
Ram Sinam
Design Project 2
Ram Singh Urveti
Aroma of the soil
Ramachandra Budihal Design Project 1
Ramandeep
Design workshop - 1
Ramesh Annapindi
Design workshop
Design Projest- 3
Ranjana Harish Dr.
Comparative Aesthetic
Ranjith Kartha
Design Project-1 Store design
Ranjitha Rajeevan
Intro. To Visual Design (drawing)
Ravi Joshi
Craft documentation - History of
costume
Ravikiran Rangaswamy Design Projest- 3
Ravinder Singh
Computer Aided ID
Studio skills 1
Design tools
Rebecca Dsouza
Pattern Making - II
Design Project 3
Priyanka Baliyan
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Reshmy Kurian
Rina Parakh
Film language
script writing
Rita Sodha History of Art
Robin Geley Rai
Design workshop II
Rohit Swarup
Design Management III
Design Management I & III
Rudranil Das
Rukminee Guha Thakurta Introduction to conference media
(Intro. to 2D form & type)
practices
Rupesh Arvindakshan
Studio skills2
S M Shah
Environmental Graphics
Sachin Sachar
Material & Exploration
Saheb Ram Tudu
Intro. To Visual Design (drawing)
Sahil Patel Elements of colour (tabla)
Sambit Kumar Pradhan Space, Form and Structure
Sameer Dublay
Intro. To Indian Music
Sameer Mahajan
Cinematography workshop
Samir B Bhatt
Analytical Drawing
Sanal Thathapuzha
Representation Techniq.
Space & Perception 1
Sanandan Sudhir
Form Studies - II
Sandeep Sangaru
Materials & Innovation
Sangita Shroff
History of Design
Sangramsinh J Parmar
Design workshop II
Sanjay Basavaraju
Creative Communication
Sanjay ku Kanak
Craft workshop (bamboo
craftsman)
Name of
Course
Sanjay Kumar Pandey
Intro.to Visual Design (Drawing)
Santosh Kumar
Elective SLA-PG Campus
Sarbajit Sen
Design Project II
Sarika Samdani
Sasidharan Nair
Material and Methods - Glass 1
Sathyanand Mohan
Photography Theories
Sathyaseelan G
Design workshop
Satish Nagedra Poludas Healing self through drawing
Satrupa Urveti
Aroma of the soil
Satyanarayan Rajpurohit Typography (Letter form)
Saumik Trivedi
Material exploration
Savyasaachi
Seema Khanwalker
Intro. To Narratives
Sejal Patel
Basic Material & Methods
Shailan ParkerPhotography
Drawing with Light
Shailesh Manke
Design Project 4 (Design of space)
Shailesh Prabhu
Media & Technology
Design Project I
Shalini Usha Nair
Design Management
Sharad Panchal
Sharmila Sagara
History of Art
Shashwath Bolar
Automotive History
Shewli Kumar
Shilpa Gavane
Media Appreciation
Photography Module- 1
Shilpa Ranade
Design Management
Shirshendu Ghosh
Design Process
Shivkumar Sunagar
Fund.to visual design drawing
Introduction to visual Design (Colour)
Shraddha Jain
Additional evaluation for students
with fail status
Shri Prakash
Documentary workshop
Shrikrishna M. Kulkarni Combination of materials
Drawing in surface ornamentation
Shrinivasa K R
(Drawing)
Name of
Course
workshop(Sound & type)
Word & Image
Design Process
(Colour & form )
Siddhartha Tripathi
Drawing & Illustration
Everyone is an artist
Sivakumar T.
Computer Aided Prod.Design
(CAID)
Snehal Nagarseth
Sonal Nimkar
Sonam Gupta
Design Project 02 (fabric construction)
Soumik Nandy Majmudar Introduction to visual Design
(composition)
Srila Mookherjee Basu
Material Form & Surface (Glass)
Srinivasarao Pattur
Design Process
Design Concept & Concern
Subhash R Joshi
Subhendu Misra
New Media Design
(Drawing)
Subramaniam Palamadai Project I
Basic Graphic Design
Instructional Graphic Design
Subrata Sarkar
Craft workshop (bamboo craftsman)
Sudarshan Khanna
Design Projetc -2
Systems Design - Introduction
Suddhasattwa Basu
Fundamentals of Animation -2
Sudhakar Damodaraswamy Design Process
(Teddy) Design Concept & Concern
Sudhanya Dasgupta
Mukherjee
Sudhir Sharmaportfolio
Sumandro Chattapadhyay Design Project-IV (Mapping
workshop)
Sumita choudhury
Surface Design & printing
Sumitava Mukherjee
Intro to Management
Management research
Design Proj. -3
Sunil Gupta
Research workshop - 1
Suranjana Kumaresh
Design Processes
Swati Vyas
Character Design & Story Telling
Siddhartha Ghosh
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Tenzing Nyentsey
Tripura Sundari Joshi
Ujjal Bhuyan
Ujjval C Shah
Ujjval Panchal
Space & Perception II
Textile Future
Design workshop-III
Interactive Media (Design
workshop)
Design Project - 2
Script writing
Introduction to theatre
Introduction to Geometry
Basic Material (linear)
Elements of colour (Tech.support)
Design Management
Elements of Form & space
Basics of locomotion
Design Project II
Claymotion
Open Elective
Music workshop
Research workshop - 1
Introduction to visual design
(drawing)
(Colour)
Design Workshop - 1
Vivek ShethScenography
Environmental Graphic
Vrundavan Vaidya
Introduction to Theater
Vrushali DhageAesthetics
Yasmin Sethi
Geometric construction II
Yatin Pandya
Space & Perception II
Seema Anand
SLA (Biomimicry)
Prof. Venkatesh R
Information Visualization II
Prof. Sridhar Pabishetty Infiormation Visualisation II
Prof. Gita Hegde
Retail Systems & Processes
Mr. Nilesh Mishal
Mr. Avinash Singh
Game Design Workshop
Prof. Sridar Pabishetty Information Visualization II
Prof. Suresh Jayaram
Introduction to Aesthetics
Mr.Rupesh Aravindakshan Fundamentals of Visual Design
Ms.Poornima Vaidyanathan Elements of Information Design
Jogan Shankar
SLA(Perspectives of Indian Society)
Mr.Amit Kapoor
Information Visualization I
Mr.Sridhar Pabbisetty
Information Visualisation-I
Dr.Aneesa Sharma
Information Visualisation-I
Mr.Subramanian Palamadai Basic Graphic Design
Mr.Raghunath Rajaram Workshop-II (photography)
Mr.Subramanian PalamadaiProject-1
Mr.Subramanian PalamadaiInstructional Graphic Design
Mr.Ramachandra Budihal Design Projec-1
Prof.Venkatesh R
Information Visualization II
Prof. Sridhar Pabishetty Infiormation Visualisation II
Prof. Sridar Pabishetty Information Visualization II
Prof. Gita Hegde
Mr. Nilesh Mishal
Prof. Mohan Chandra
Mr.Ranjith K Kartha
Design Project-Store Design
Mr. Avinash Singh
Game Design Workshop
Prof. Suresh Jayaram
Introduction to Aesthetics
Mr. Nilkil Joshi
Physical Computing workshop
Mr.Sameer Dubley
SLA (Introduction to Indian Music)
Mr.Ankit Daftery
Design Project-III
Mr.Makarand Kulkarni Design Project-III
Ujjwal Utkarsh
Urmila Bhirdikar
Urvi Sheth
Usha Prajapati
Ushakant Bhatt
Utkarsh Biradar
Uttam Pal Singh V M Parmar
Vaibhav Kumaresh
Vaishali Chauhan
Vasu Dixt Vidisha Saini
Vijay Paul Punia
Vijay Ramole
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Annexure 5:
OUTREACH PROGRAMMES
A. COMPLETED PROJECTS
1.
Product Development & Diversification
Workshop for Terracotta Products for Rural Non
Farm Development Agency (RUDA), Jaipur
Project Head: Swagata Naidu
2.
Designing of “Khadi Mark” Logo for Khadi
and Village Industries Commission, Mumbai
Project Head: Immanuel Suresh
3.
Enhanced scope of work for developing
revised concepts of “Khadi Mark” for Khadi
and Village Industries Commission (KVIC),
Mumbai
4.
5.
Collaborative Design Workshop to Prepare
a Blue Print for Jharkhand Design Institute
for Handloom, Sericulture & Handicraft
Department of Industries, Govt. of Jharkhand,
Ranchi
Project Head: Gayatri Menon
B. ONGOING PROJECTS
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
Designing Craft Based Souvenirs for
Uttarakhand State for Uttarakhand
Handloom & Handicraft Development
Council (UHHDC) Dept. of Industries, Govt.
of Uttarakhand, Dehradun
Project Head: P Rama Krishna Rao &
C S Susanth
2.
Developing a “Handicraft Mark” for Office
of the Development Commissioner
(Handicrafts), New Delhi
Project Head: Amit Sinha
3.
Jute Fabric Development & Product
Development & Diversification Workshops
under JTM-MM/IV for National Centre for
Jute Diversification, Kolkata
Project Head: Paresh Chatterjee
4.
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
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5.
Documenting the Textile Traditions of the
North-Eastern 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
6.
Conducting Diagnostic Study on the
Languishing Pinjrakari Craft in J&K
State for Office of the Development
Commissioner(Handicrafts), New Delhi
17. Design & Development of Handloom
Products for 27 Societies in
Thiruvavthapuram Handloom Cluster for
Directorate Of Handlooms & Textiles, Govt.
of Kerala, Vikas Bhavan, Thiruvananthapuram
Project Head: Neelima Hasija
12. Design for Logo and Packaging for Handloom
Sarees of Tamilnadu for Department Of
Handloom & Textiles, Chennai
Project Head: Anil Sinha & Shashank Mehta
Project Head: Tanishka Kachru
7.
Product Development and Training
Workshop on Knockdown Furniture for
Residential Spaces in Bamboo (in Jharkhand)
for CBTC, Guwahati
13. 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: C S Susanth
8.
Design and Skill Development Training
Workshop for SAPTI, Dhrangadhra for
Commissioner of Geology & Mining (CGM),
Gandhinagar
14. New Design & Development of Silk Patola
Sarees of Kataria for Guj. State Handloom &
Handicrafts Development Corporation Ltd.,
Gandhinagar
Project Head: Amresh Panigrahi
9.
Design and Skill Development Training
Workshop for SAPTI, Ambaji for
Commissioner of Geology & Mining (CGM),
Gandhinagar
15. Design & Development of Handloom
Product for 25 Societies in Kollayil Handloom
Cluster for Directorate Of Handlooms
& Textiles, Govt. of Kerala,Vikas Bhavan,
Thiruvananthapuram
Project Head: Amresh Panigrahi
10. 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
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11. Preparation of Detailed Project Report for
Establishment of Hariram Tamta Traditional
Craft Development Institute for Minor,
Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME),
Uttarakhand Secretariat, Dehradun
Project Heads: Krishna Patel – GHANA
Amresh Panigrahi – ETHIOPIA
Project Head: Praveen Nahar
Project Head: Vijai Singh Katiyar
18. Design Development Tie-ups for Tamilnadu
Weavers for The Tamilnadu Handloom
Weavers Co-operative Society Ltd,
Tamilnadu
Project Head: Shashikala Sathyamoorthy
19. Packaging Design Development and Training
Programme for Karnataka State Handloom
Development Corporation, Bangalore
20. Design & Technology Development Training
Workshops for Leather Development for Central
Leather Research Institute, Adyar, Chennai
Project Head: Shimul Mehta Vyas
21. Skill Upgradation and Capacity Building for
DRDA, Kutch
Project Head: Shashank Mehta
22. Design & Development of Handloom for
Pappiniserry Weavers Industrial Co-operative
Society Ltd.Pappiniserry, Kannur, Kerala
23. Design & Development of Cotton Textiles
and Training Programme under DEPM for
Karnataka Handloom Development
Corporation Ltd., Bangalore
24. Implementation of Handloom Export
Scheme, Design Innovation and Product
Diversification for Sree Bhagawati Handloom
Weaver’s Co-operative Society Ltd,
Thiruvananthapuram
25. Implementation of Handloom Export
Scheme, Design Innovation and Product
Diversification for Sree Vellayani Handloom
Weaver’s Co-operative Society Ltd,
Thiruvananthapuram
26. Strategic Design Intervention for the Design
& Product Development for Handloom
Weavers of Tamilnadu (Tamilnadu Cluster
Project-2) for Department Of Handloom &
Textiles, Chennai
16. Strategic Design Intervention for 4 Handloom
Clusters Of Tamilnadu (Tamilnadu Cluster
Project-3) for Department Of Handloom &
Textiles, Chennai
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Annexure 6:
INDUSTRY PROGRAMMES AND PROJECTS (IP&P)
McKinsey & Company, Gurgaon, Ganpat
University, Ahmedabad, Tata Consultancy
Services Ltd., Chennai and Mahindra &
Mahindra Ltd., Mohali. The workshop was
anchored and conducted by Gayatri Menon.
Design Workshops
• A workshop on “Introductions to Design:
Issues and Methods” was conducted from 7
– 11 April, 2014 at NID, Ahmedabad. In all, 26
participants attended workshop from different
institutes and organizations from all over India.
The workshop was anchored and conducted
by Gayatri Menon.
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•
A three day workshop on “Public Policy and
Design” was conducted from 25 – 27 June,
2014 at NID, Ahmedabad. In all, 14 participants
attended the workshop from different
Institutes and Organisations from all over India.
The workshop was anchored and conducted
by Dr. Mihir Bholey.
• A five day workshop on “Creativity, Design
Strategy & Opportunity Mapping” was
conducted from 25 – 29 August, 2014 at NID,
Ahmedabad. Total 30participants attended
the workshop from different Institutes and
Organisations like Pearl Academy New
Delhi, Godrej Consumer & Product Ltd.,
Mumbai, Godrej Industries Ltd., Mumbai,
EYME Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Trivandrum,
Goa Institute of Management, Goa, G C Jain
Commerce College Chaibasa (Jharkhand),
Manipal University, Manipal (Karnataka),
Fountainhead Entertainment Pvt. Ltd.,
Mumbai, McKinsey & Company, Gurgaon,
Subhaakritee, Kolkata, Mckinsey Knowledge
Centre, Gurgaon, Ingersoll Rand Technology &
Services Ltd., Bangalore, DDB Mudra Max Pvt.
Ltd., Mumbai, DDB Max Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai, UX
LEAD - Design and Development, Hyderabad,
Summer Workshops
Eight summer workshops were conducted in May 2014 at NID, Ahmedabad. Details of the summer
workshop are as per below: 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:
•
Three days workshop on “Illustration for
Fashion Design” was conducted from 8th
– 10th October, 2014 at NID, Ahmedabad.
Total 11 Participants attended workshop from
different industries and institute like Society for
Professional Empowerment & Entrepreneurial
Development, Ludhiana, JRVGTI, Pune,
National Institute of Fashion Technology,
Mumbai and Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd.,
Mumbai. Amit Sinha was anchor faculty of
workshop.
A five days workshop on “Videography for
communication” was conducted from 17-21
November 2014 at NID, Ahmedabad. Total
13 participants attended the workshop from
different Institutes and Organisations like
Light & Magic Photography, Kalyan (Mumbai),
Publisher (Print Books and E books) Ratan
Sagar Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, SAIL, Burnpur
(WB), The Information Company Pvt Ltd
(TIC), Mumbai and Jain Irrigation Systems
Ltd., Jalgaon. The workshop was anchored and
conducted by S B Saksena.
Sr. No. Name of Summer Workshop
1.
Keep clicking – A workshop on Photography
2. Warm Glass process
3. Exploring Silk Screen Printing 4. Clay Modeling to Create Character
5. Creative Book Binding 6. Digital Drawing & Prototyping 7. Toy Design
8. Website Design & Development for Beginners
Date 5 – 9 May Anchor Facutly
Saurabh Srivastava
No. of Participants
27
5 – 9 May
5 – 9 May
5 – 9 May
12 – 16 May
12 – 16 May 12 – 16 May
12 – 16 May Neelima Hasija Tarun Girdher & Dilip Oza
Shekhar Bhattacharjee
Tarun Girdher & Dilip Oza
Franklin Kristi
Cindy Gould
Ankit Mehta
13
09
20
12
30
13
10
The workshops received very good feedback and the participants found them very interesting /
informative and career driven. The participants of the above summer workshops were from following
institutes, schools and organisation from all over country and abroad also.
The all above mentioned programmes were well appreciated by the participants
NEW INITIATIVES TAKEN, INQUIRY RECEIVED AND MEETING ARRANGED/
ATTENDED THIS YEAR
• Inquiry received for design awareness/sensitization programme/training programme/workshop from
following organizations:
Sr. No Name of organization
Particulars of programmes/ workshop
1
Future Group, Mumbai
Understanding and implementing “Experience Design”
2
Weapons and Electronics Systems
Engg. Estb. (WESEE), New Delhi
Introduction to Design: Issues and Methods
3
Cyberoam Technologies Ahmadabad.
Corporate requirements of “innovation and change”
workshop for their employees
4
Craftroots, Ahmedabad
Strings Technique with Prof. Y Vivekanand
5
Wendt India Ltd., Hosur
Off Campus Design Awareness Programme for Mechanical Engineers
6
M/S Sarda Group, Nasik (Maharashtra)
Training programmes for their artisans and officials
7
Emerson Network Power India Pvt.
Ltd.,Thane (West) | Maharashtra
Customised training for their employees
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8
The Commissionerate of Tech. Education,
Government of Gujarat, Gandhinagar
Introduction to Design Course Module in Curriculum
of Engineering College in Gujarat
9
Crompton Greaves Limited, Mumbai.
Two days off campus customized training programme for officials
10
TI Cycles of India, Chennai
Customised Training Progrgamme for employees
11
Disney India, Mumbai
Short term course on Design
12
R&DE (E), DRDO, Pune
Series of targeted training course for young scientists
13
Siemens Technology and Services
Private Limited
“Software User Interface design” for employees
14
AIG, Bangalore
Programme on “Fundamental of Design Principles” for
officials
15
The Higher Secondary Education, Kerala In Campus Programme on “Introduction to Design”
for Students & officials
16
Axis Bank Limited, Mumbai
One day outbound Design workshop for Electronic
Banking Team
17
Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar
Design awareness programmes/ workshop
18
PEC University of Technology, Chandigarh Specific Training Programme and course curriculam design
19
Dhirajla Gandhi College of
Technology, Salem
Design Sensitization Programme
• Meeting was arranged between Mr. Aman
Srivastava, Head of Marketing Youth & Movie
Channel, Disney India, Mumbai and Faculties
of NID to interact with us and explore the
possibilities of our association with Dream
Start.
• Meeting was arranged between Shri B. M.
Shetye Vice President & Chief Technology
Officer & Other Officials of IFB Industries Ltd,
Goa and Faculties of NID on 11th February,
2015 at NID, Ahmedabad to interact with
us and explore the possibilities of different
programmes and other
Institutional relationship. Based on that
meeting, client had sponsored graduation
project of
Arun Kumar Singh.
• Official visit was done to Rajkot & Junagadh
for marketing effort for summer workshop
on 13rd & 14th March, 2015. Visited different
schools, institutes and different organization.
Got good response for summer workshop
2015.
• Confirmation & approval received for
Introduction of Design Course Module in
Curriculum of Engineering Colleges in Gujarat
from the Commissionerate of Technical
Education, Government of Gujarat. Therefore a
meeting between officials of client and project
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head was arranged on 17th September, 2014 at
NID, Ahmedabad. Based on this deliberation,
the following revised activities under
curriculum strand have been finalized.
CLIENT SPECIFIC PROGRAMMERS
• A client base Second Phase In-Campus
Training Programme on “Designing of
Textbooks” for subject experts, illustrators,
and composers responsible for textbook
development and teacher’s training, Rajya
Shiksha Kendra, Bhopal was conducted during
26 – 30 May, 2014 at NID, Ahmedabad.
Programme was anchored by Dr. Tridha
Gajjar. Client is also interested for next level
programme for their officials.
• Five days workshop on “Understanding
concept of sustainability and design solutions
for clothing” for student of International
College of Fashion, ICoFP, New Delhi was
conducted during 28th July to 01st August,
2014 at NID, Ahmadabad. The workshop
was anchored and conducted by Prof. Amit
Sinha. Workshop was well appreciated by the
client and also shown interest for next level
workshop. Programme fee was Rs. 5,50,000/-.
• Two days off Campus Design Awareness
Development Programme “Understanding
Design Language” for Business Development
/ Marketing team members of Kohler
India Corporation Pvt. Ltd., Gurgaon was
conducted during 19th to 20th September,
2014 at Gurgaon. Total 30 officials attended
off campus progamme. The programme
was well appreciated and client is also very
much interested for next level programme.
Programme fee is Rs. 2 lacs. The Programme
was anchored by Dr. S Ghosal.
• Two days off campus customized training
progamme for officials of Crompton
Greaves Ltd., Mumbai at CG Management
Development Centre, Pune was conducted
during 22nd to 23rd September, 2014.
Total 32 officials and engineers attended
training programme. The programme was
well appreciated and client is also very
much interested for next level programme.
was anchored by Prof. Gayatri Menon and Prof.
Krishnesh Mehta.
• Client base three days off campus consultancy
in the field of Design Issues and Methods to
Weapons & Electronics Systems Engineering
Establishment (WESEE) for CMS human
Machine Interface Design was conducted
during 23rd to 25th September, 2014 at
WESEE, New Delhi. Total 37 officials attended
the programme. The programme was well
appreciated and client is also very much
interested for more institional relationship and
more consultancy programme. Programme
fee is Rs.5.5 lacs. The Programme was anchored
by Prof. Gayatri Menon.
• Two day off campus client base programme
“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 conduceted during 09th
to 10th October, 2014 at MRV Center,
Chennai. Total 85 fresh engineers attended
programme. The programme was well
appreciated and client is also very much
interested for next level programme.
was anchored by Prof. Krishnesh Mehta.
INDUSTRY PROGRAMMES
A meeting and communication with coordinators of all disciplines was conducted to generate ideas for
workshops for this year.
Workshops at NID, Ahmedabad
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Name Design of Spaces for Brand Experience Introduction to Design Design of Interactive Experiences
Concept development for sustainable fashion Innovation, Design Strategy & Opportunity Mapping Creating Corporate and Identity Branding
Designing Business Models
Public Policy and Design
Advanced Fashion Illustration: Exploratory approach in methods and techniques
Designing Products, Services and Systems Advertising through film making (Video) Ergonomics & User Centered Design Date /Month 6 – 8 May 25 – 29 May
24 - 26 June
1 – 3 July
20 – 24 July 6 – 10 Aug
29 – 31 Aug 16 – 18 Sept
7 – 9 Oct
Anchor Faculty
Mayank Loonker
Gayatri Menon
Mayank Loonker
Amit Sinha
Gayatri Menon
Anil Sinha
Bhavin Kothari
Dr. Mihir Bholey
Amit Sinha
26 – 30 Oct 23 – 27 Nov
22 – 24 Sept
Gayatri Menon
S B Saksena
Dr. Subir Das
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Annexure 7:
INTEGRATED DESIGN SERVICES (IDS):
A COMPLETED PROJECTS
1. Re-design of Spinning line truck/trolley for
Aditya Birla Nuvo Limited, Verval, Gujarat
2. Preparation of Need Assessment and
Preliminary Space Planning for Interior Design
of Library for Indian Institute of Management,
Bengaluru
3. Customization of Visual Design of Driving
License and Vehicle Registration Certificate for
Registering & Licensing Authority Chandigarh
for Registering & Licensing Authority,
Chandigarh
4. Design of Mini Section Pillar (MSP) for Torrent
Power Limited, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
5. Aesthetic and Ergonomic Enhancement
on Human Machine Interface for Next
Generation Sonar System for Naval Physical &
Oceanographic Laboratory (NPOL), DRDO,
Kochi
6. Design of Signage System for GIFT City for
Gujarat International Finance Tech City Co.
Ltd., Gujarat
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7. Asian Paints / Colour Consultancy Service
Design Project for Asian Paints Limited,
Mumbai
6. Development of a Roadmap and Feasibility
Report for the Kerala State Institute of Design
(KSID), Kerala
8. Customization of Visual Design of DL and RC
of Rajasthan State for M-Tech Innovations
Limited, Ahmedabad
7. Visual Identity of Space Applications Centre
(SAC) for ISRO, Ahmedabad
B ONGOING PROJECTS
1. Customization of Driving License and Vehicle
RC Book Uttar Pradesh State Rosmerta
Technologies Limited, Noida
2. Design of Visual Identity (Logo) for Goods And
Service Tax Network, Delhi
3. Logo Design for NOTA Option for Election
Commission of India, New Delhi
4. Logo Design for Indian Institute for Packaging,
Mumbai
5. Ergonomic enhancements of five
compartments of YARD-12703, P15A Ship” for
Mazagon Docks Limited (MDL), Mumbai
8. Visual Identity for Central Electricity
Regulatory Authority, New Delhi
9. Vision Document for U P Institute of Design,
Lucknow
10. Interior design of IIM Bangalore Library
(Project-2) for Indian Institute of Management,
Bangalore
11. Visual Identity for National Mission for Clean
Ganga, Ministry of Environment & Forests,
Government of India
12. Design of Logo for Land Port Authority of
India, New Delhi
13. Design Implementation of Exhibition Hall
located at GIDM Raisan, Gandhinagar, Gujarat
14. Packaging Design of Parag Milk Bags/bottles
for Pradeshik Cooperative Federation,
Lucknow
15. Retail visual Design of IOCL Retail outlets for
Indian Oil Corporation, Mumbai
16. Improvement of Aesthetics of GSFC product
Packaging of 50Kgs HDPE bags and Packaging
items for Agro Development & Agro Services
(AD & AS) for Gujarat State Fertilizer
Corporation, Vadodara
17. Design Development of Tirumala Tirupati
Devasthanams (TTD) - SV Museum, Tirumala,
Tirupati
18. Design of Mess Block, Hostel area of National
Academy for Direct Taxes, Nagpur
19. Design consultancy for WDG4 Cab Re-design
of Locomotive Diesel Locomotive Works,
Varanasi
20. Design of Museum for Ramakrishna Mission,
Khetri, Rajasthan
21. Aesthetic improvement of Interiors and
passenger amenity items: Non-AC Sleeper
Coach for Integrated Coach Factory, Chennai
22. Design of logo for Jammu & Kashmir Finance
Development Corporation, Srinagar.
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Annexure 8:
NID’s RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
CAMPUS, BENGALURU
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.
Important Events/Happenings in the R&D
Campus, Bengaluru during the Period 2014–15:
• Mr. Santhosh S, Director, Kerala State Bamboo
Mission & Mr. Nick Klotz, Auroville Bamboo
Centre & Mr. Kamesh Salam, Director, South
Asia Bamboo Foundation with NID Team
discussion on South Asia Bamboo Summit and
Exhibition at Kochi in December 2014. Meeting
held on 13/06/2014 at NID R&D Campus.
• D’Frost 14 Futurescapes was held on 29th –
30th November 2014 at NID R&D Campus.
• The JENESYS 2.0 Programme is aimed at
promoting a greater interest in Japan and its
strengths and attraction. At the same time,
promoting global understanding on Japanese
values, the programmewas conducted by JICE
(Japan International Cooperation Center)
utilizing the Japan-ASEAN Integration Fund
(JAIF) of the ASEAN Secretariat. 6 students of
R&D Campus participated in the JENESYS 2.0
Short-term Programme in Japan held on 1st 9th December 2014 (2 from each discipline).
The students travelled to Japan for nine days
from December 1-9, 2014. This program
provided invaluable insights and new
experience to the students which helped them
to expand and evolve as designers.
• INSIGHT 2015 Design Research Symposium
was held on 23rd and 24th January 2015. It
sets the stage for dialogues, convocations
and discourses amongst design academic
and professional practitioners and evangelists
on the form and space of design research.
The symposium constituted sharing of
knowledge, perceptions on design research,
culture, methodology, framework, practice
collaboration and its dissemination.
• Industry Interface held on 12th, 13th&14th
January 2015. Around 60 companies took
part in the Industry Interface. Students
were selected for Full time, diploma, with
remuneration between Rs 7 lakhs to18 lakhs
per annum for regular type jobs. For diploma
students the monthly stipend was between Rs.
30,000/- to Rs. 60,000/-.
• This year in International Open Electives
orgenised from 19th of January to 30th of
January 2015, in which six workshops based
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on the common theme of ‘Drawing by Design’
were offered and successfully conducted from
R&D campus. With a commendable increase
in the numbers of students opting for R&D
campus, in all, total 85 students traveled from
the Paldi and Gandhinagar campuses to
participate in the workshops.
Two workshops were shortlisted by R&D
campus faculty, Three by industry professional
(NID alumnus ) and One by an overseas faculty
visiting from OCADU Canada.
This year students participated with great
enthusiasm, experimented with variety
of mediums and produced works of high
standards. Incidentally, as an example the
workshops were managed with great austerity
yet with an intense academic vigor.
• 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 systematic 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. The Good Design Seminar is a set
of talks by eminent personnel from industry
and academia. The seminar seeks to unravel the
essence of good design. The seminar was held
on Friday, 20th Feb at Freedom Park.
Complementing the exhibition on 21st and
22nd Feb is a series of events and workshops
were organized for furthering understanding,
appreciation and adoption of design and design
thinking by students, entrepreneurs, businesses,
industry and ultimately by the public. The
festival was patronized by Future Group.
Craft videos of E-kalpa were displayed at
Freedom Park.
• Mr. Chakradhar, Coordinator, IID & Ms. Nijoo
Dubey had organized a workshop on separate
themes on 21st February 2015.
Bamboo, the new cool material! Workshop was
conducted by: CS Susanth, Sr Faculty, Industrial
Design, NID Bangalore.
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Colours& Personality Workshop Conducted
by: Nijoo Dubey, Faculty, Industrial Design, NID
Bangalore
Linocut Printmaking Workshop Conducted
by: ChakradharS,Sr Faculty, Communication
Design, NID Bangalore
• The 2nd year students of DDE are displaying
their work (produced as part of Design
Project-3) in a public exhibition at the Rangoli
Metro Art Centre, MG Road metro on 18-19th
March 2015.As their project brief was to design
interactive digital exhibits for the Kempegowda
Museum, this exhibition is an essential part of
their process to test and gain valuable public
feedback on their work.
• Hampi project Exhibition held on 18th & 19th
November 2014 at Habitat Centre, New Delhi.
• Students of R & D campus Participated in
Game Designworkshop hosted by Swizz Nex
India on 26th November 2014.
• Students of R & D Campus worked on Class
room Projects with Toshiba, Honeywell and
Wipro in the month of September 2014.
• Nikhil Shivpuja and Shatabdi Biswas from
Interface and Information Design won the 1st
Prize in 24 hours Design Innovation Challenge
hosted by McA fee India Center, Bangaluru,
3rd Prize was won by Deepika Sahai and Kavita
Singh Panwar from Interface and Information
Design on 25th – 27th September 2014.
• STUDENTS EXCHANGE PROGRAMME
Shilpa Nair, DDE 2013 Batch student Exchange
for OCAD University.
Toronto, Canada, from January 2015 to April
2015
Anurag Arora, DDE 2013 Batch student
Exchange for OCA University
Toronto, Canada, from January 2015 to April
2015.
Research Interests at the R&D campus,
Bangalore:
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.
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).
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.
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 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.
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Annexure 9:
NID’s PG CAMPUS,
GANDHINAGAR
APPAREL DESIGN:
MAX Design Awards 2014 in Association with
ELLE
Abhishek Mukharjee 4th Semester Apparel Design,
NID won the Award at Finale in Mumbai.
Four more Apparel Design students were selected
for the finale to present their concepts as actual
prototypes in Mumbai. They were provided
with a support of Rs. 20000/- each to make the
prototypes and travel to present the same by the
organisers.
The names of students are:
1. Hitender Noonwal, Diploma Sem
2. Georgy Sunny, Diploma Sem
3. LabaKorcy War, Sem II
4. Meenu Pillai, Sem II
World of Wearable Art Award (WOW), New
Zealand
KAGGEN: Apparel Design, 2nd Sem Bijoy’s design
has qualified for the finals to be held in New
Zealand.
JELLYFISH: Lakshmi has teamed up with Rashi and
their design ‘Jellyfish’ has qualified for the finals to
be held in New Zealand.
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Classroom Project: ‘LIVA’ by Birla Cellulose
This project has been initiated through Natural
Fiber Research Chair (NFRC), NID.
The 2nd semester, Apparel Design students have
done their Design Project Ready to Wear as a
sponsored client project for Birla Cellulose’s inhouse brand ‘LIVA’. The students have travelled
to Birla Cellulose’s facility and R&D at Kharach,
Gujarat and are considering the ‘Manmade
Natural Fibers’ for this collection. They had a
presentation with the Design Head, Birla cellulose.
The collection concepts have been developed in
5 weeks. It is now in the process of prototyping
and waiting for further instruction from the design
head, Birla Cellulose.
Curriculum Development for Hari Prasad
Tamta Craft Design Institute
This project targets a unique design Institute
in Uttarakhand. NID is involved in developing
roadmap, conducting workshop with stakeholder
and assessing the proposal from UHHDC,
Uttarakhand. Apparel Design faculty Amit Sinha
has also been an active team member.
This is one of the most important courses to
sensitise foundation students to an environment
and involves a fieldwork consisting 2 weeks.
Apparel Design faculty Amit Sinha participated
in this course and the fieldwork for the village
location at Moti Koral, Baroda district.
Photography:
The 2.5 years programme in Photography is aimed
at photography professionals and enthusiasts,
wanting 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
development of individualistic visual language.
Students get access to latest equipment including
large, medium and small format cameras, color
and black & white dark rooms, well-equipped light
studio, high-end scanners, and large format digital
printers. Our graduates range from independent
artists, media professionals, entrepreneurs, teachers,
and candidates for further research like PhD.
• Dinesh Abiram has been selected as one of the
28 international artists exhibiting in the 8th
edition of Chobi Mela from Jan 23 to Feb 5,
2015 in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Chobi Mela is Asia’s
first and largest Photography Festival initiated
by Shahidul Alam through Drik and Pathshala
in 2000.
• Adira Thekkuveettil’s paper (Selfies-The Ethics
of Self-Representation in the Digital Age) was
selected for Presentation at a symposium on
Ethics in Photography organized by Goa Center
for Alternative Photography, Goethe Institut Max Mueller Bhavan, and Aksgar.
• Dinesh Abiram & Adira Thekkuveettil were
selected for an exhibition titled ‘Home and
Away’, curated by Sunil Gupta at Vadhera Art
Gallery, New Delhi.
• Amit Chahalia’s photobook was selected at
Brighton Photo Biennial for display at Doomed
Gallery in Dalston, UK.
• Mohit Bhatia’s work was selected for exhibition
at Photoville, NY.
• Adira Thekkuveettil & Vishak Vardhan’s work
were part of an exhibit titled Open Wound at
University of Rhode Island, Kingston, Rhode
Island.
• Sneha Trivedi’s photobook was selected for
exhibition at Encontros da Imagem in Braga,
Portugal.
• Sneha Trivedi, Poornima Marh & Dinesh
Abiram’s work were part of DWIH Horizon –
Art meets Science exhibit at IGNCA, New Delhi.
• Mohit Bhatia’s work will be part of
reGeneration3: New Perspectives of
Photography, an international travelling
exhibition and publication produced by Musee
de l’Elysee, Lausanne, Switzerland.
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• Ten students from 2012 & 2013 batch (five
from each batch), who were part of the NIDUCA exchange Programme, exhibited their
work at a show titled Intercontinental Drift at
Strand Gallery, London.
• 5 students have been shortlisted for a month
long programme at University of Creative Arts
in Farnham, UK under the existing exchange
programme between NID and UCA.
• 1st year students visited Delhi to participate in
walking tour of exhibition Drawn from Light:
Early Photography and the Indian Subcontinent
and talk by curator Rahaab Allana of Alkazi
Foundation of Arts. They also attended a tour
and talk by Rubina karode, Director and Chief
Curator at Kiran Nadar Museum of Art.
• Rishi Singhal, Coordinator of Photography
Design, was selected for a curatorial invitation
to Japan for 2 weeks by Japan Foundation
under their Young Curators from South Asia
programme.
• Photography Design Department collaborated
with Goa Photo. It is the first edition of the
annual international photography festival to
be held across Panaji and Reismagos Heritage
center.
• Photography Design Department collaborated
with ‘The Foundation of the Indian Cities’ with
an agenda to sensitize the students into ways
of looking at the public spaces around them. As
part of this collaboration, the Design Project I
of the 1st year students was modelled around a
common theme of ‘Urban Explorations’.
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• The 2nd year students of Photography Design
visited Chobi Mela as part of their semester
field trip. Chobi Mela is Asia’s first and largest
Photography Festival, held every two years, and
initiated by Shahidul Alam through Drik Picture
Library and Pathshala in 2000.
• Students of NID Photography Design and
University for the Creative Arts, Farnham are
exhibiting their work produced during the
exchange programme as part of the exhibition,
‘HAVE SOME TEA – Intercontinental Drift!’
Photography Design has an active collaboration
with TASVEER, one of India’s leading photography
organizations. Following exhibitions traveled to
NID under that programme.
1. Exhibition: A Journey through Asia – Michael
Kenna!
2. Exhibition: Before the Birth of Time – Saibal Das!
3. Exhibition: Sidhpur Time Present Time Past –
Sebastian Cortes!
4. Exhibition: Art Forms in Nature – Karl
Blossfeldt!
5. Exhibition: Kaleidoscope – Ram Shergill!
1. Manu Chaudhary SDM’14 and Aman
Choudhary TAD’14 have won 1st price and cash
amount of Rs. 50,000 at IIM Lucknow’s ManifestVarchasva ( UP tourism - Travel trails)
The event was held on 22nd November 2014
at IIM Lucknow and the task was to come up
with a marketing strategy to promote tourism
in Uttar Pradesh.and had won over schools like
IIMS and ISB Hyderbad
2. SDM students as a part of their service design
course ran a STUFF HANGOVER sale which
was covered in the media. This was an event
where they were running a service of stuff that
was lying unused by everyone and converted
into a sale.
TOY & GAME DESIGN
Toy design perspectives:
Opportunities for exposure and visibility of
the discipline are explored through attending/
participating in various forums and exhibitions in
India of national and international repute.
Students Achievement:
• Ms Bindhu C. P. received Kids India 2014 award
for her game Ulta Pulta Ms. Ketki Despandey
received Kids India 2014 award for her game
Photo Memo.
• Hemant Chhabra TGD’s work was Shortlisted
for gamification idea to attract more urban
youth to vote- Institute of Human Settlement,
Bengaluru.
• Girish Krishnan Ramdas - His game Conqvert
received an Honourable Mention in the
NGFA Student game of the year 2013 at the
Nasscom GDC.
• Veethika Mishra is winner of Indie type legible
typeface design contest. Type¬face: Detta
• Veethika Mishra received MTS Innovatsii award
2014, for Concept: Greeno¬pia, and got a
chance to present at India - Russia Summit, and
an educational trip to Moscow.
• Ms. Abhidnya Mayekar was selected for the
mass media workshop, conducted by Japan
Jenesys 2.0 Group on 2/12/2014 till 9 / 12/2014
and completed successfully. She went to Halle
University, Germany as exchange student for
one semester in 2014.
• System design project was done by TGD
students in Jyoti Sangh of Ahmedabad and was
successfully concluded with number of concepts.
Projet was appreciated by the organization.
• All TGD alumni are placed in good companies
and institutions. Some of them are running
their companies, some of them showcased
there company in Toy Biz and Kids India.
Workshop:
• Along with regular courses department has
initiated discipline industry relation through
toy alley workshop. The Toy Ally (more like a
conclave) is an initiative from Toy and Game
Design department (TGD) at NID to bring
together expertise of various stakeholders
in Indian play industry with an orientation
to create meaningful play initiatives which is
design led, yet collaborative in its construct. The
scenario one visualizes through this initiative is
to bring together like minded (who feels for the
play industry) yet diverse experts under a single
platform, understand each other’s strengths,
abilities and positions and create a sharing and
caring environment which could benefit the
stakeholder to take on regional as well as global
challenges and evolve into value creators for
oneself and to the society at large in near future.
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These workshops are basically two days week
end workshop, where different toy and other
kid’s related company came and interacted
with students. Around a common brief from
the company student worked towards the
concepts of product through design process
and generated numerous concepts and initial
prototypes.
Number of companies came like ZEPHYR
TOYMAKERS Pvt. Ltd, Mumbai. Three days’
workshop was arranged from 3 - 5/1/2014 and
after instance sessions of brainstorming and
other design process concepts and prototypes
were generated. Another wooden toy
company came named Laurus Industries, from
Uttaranchal and three days’ workshop was
arranged from 11- 13February 2015.
• Mr. Shailesh Pravu came from Yellow Monkey,
Mumbai on 2July 2014. Workshop was
successfully concluded with various game
concepts. Mr. Derek Lomas and Mr. Chandra
deep Rana came from Play Power Lab, San
Diago, us and Gandhinagar on 8/8/2014. This
workshop was open for other NID students
also. Eighty students participated and
concluded successfully with number of game
concepts.
• Workshop of Mechatronics happens on 8
August 2014 by Abheek Bose of Robots Alive,
Bangalore. Works was successfully concluded.
Mr. Prashant Tirvedi came from Sintex
industries, plastic division, on 12 September
2014. Lecture, presentation and workshop were
arranged on plastic with students.
• Three sessions on Colour and Perception in
Ip & P workshop was conducted by faculty
member Mr. Shekhar Bhattacharjee in 2014 -15.
Name of these workshops was “Introduction
to Design: Issues and” Methods and Creating
Corporate Identity & Branding”.
Some impressions from Toy sector
• Faculty Mr. Shekhar Bhattacharjee visited
Bengaluru and interacted with couple
of company and organizations. Agastya
International’s Foundation, Headstream and
Magic crate was visited to make collaboration
with TGD for students project, Diploma
projects and professional projects.
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• A team from Ferrero (kinder Joy) came to visit
our discipline and interacted with students
and faculties. A display of students work was
arranged.
• Toy Biz India, a toy fair is organized by toy
association of India, Delhi. In 2014 TGD
was invited and showcased students work
successfully. A Faculty member, Mr. Shekhar
Bhattacharjee participated in the international
seminar “Toys for Tomorrow”.
• Kids India International toy fair 2014 which
were organized by Indo German chamber of
commerce as well as Spielemesse of Germany,
invited TGD and provided space to showcase
student’s works. Exhibition was successful.
Faculty member Mr. Sajith Gopinnath was
invited for panel discussion
Transportation & Automobile Design (TAD):
• NID team won the ‘first prize’ for the “Emerging
Market Mobility” (EMV) project at the GMPACE Annual Global Forum held in Turin (Italy)
in July 2014.
• The team comprised of TAD students, Sougat
Hota & Anoop Balakrishnan and this project
was part of their 4th semester ‘Systems Design’
project (Guided by Praveen Nahar & Mahaan
Ghose with inputs from Abhishek Singh from
GM), where they studied Indian rural mobility
systems and proposed interesting design
concepts. Also during the forum NID as an
institute was awarded ‘Silver certification’ status.
• Nirmay & Kunal Rajpurkar, were selected for
HONDA design workshop (10-days), Thailand
(HRAP-Honda R&D Asia Pacific Co.Ltd.) from a
design contest. The workshop hosted 16 design
students from India, Thailand, Indonesia, and
Malaysia – 4 from each country.
• Nirmay won the FIRST place during the
workshop ($1000) + Award plate + ¼ scale
solid models on display at HRAP lobby.
• Vidyadhar Bhandare won the BEST regional
award for MOBILIITY VISION 2014-15($1000),
design contest sponsored by NISSAN, Japan with
Elephant design studio as Knowledge partner.
Also students from PD and TAD won Special
jury mention, honorary certificates and were
duly acknowledge for their work.
• TAD Department organized range of industry
collaborative workshops: HarshaRaju, Design
lead, Visteon, Pune offered 1-week ‘In vehicle
experience’ workshop to TAD and NMD
students.
• Under FORD foundation sponsorship, TAD
Student Suyog Patel has developed Design
concepts for Compact Ambulance for Urban
india.
• NID TAD dept. students/faculty and staff
participated in AUTOEXPO New delhi in
Feb.2014 and showcased projects done within
institutes, including a 1:1 scale Concept bike.
• Range of guest from International institutes and
industry visited the dept.
• University of Cincinnati USA, College of creative
studies USA, Art Center College of design, also
designers from NISSAN motors JAPAN, Toyota,
Honda studio, Thailand.
• Visit of SIAM delegation, 14 designer/design
managers from various automotive OEMs to
interact with the director & dept. students/
faculty.
• CCS-NID workshop on ‘heritage to future’,
anchored by Alexander Klatt, Chair MFA
Transportation Design program, CCS (College
for Creative Studies) was conducted in PG
campus with TAD students.
Classroom project - Student Awards:
Manoj Kuldeep -winner in “Be Open Foundation”
“Made In India” “ furniture category” 2013-14
Design Competition .
Ravi Anand - winner in FIRST PLACE in
ACCESSORIES category in Park ELLE DECOR
Student Contest 2014-15 .The product “
Ghunghroo Collection ” is showcased in the Park
ELLE DECOR Student Gallery at India Design ID
2015 from 13-15 Feb
Shibu M’s NIDO chair has won The Park ELLE
DECOR Student Contest in the “Special Mention
for Best Use of Traditional Materials” category. .The
product “ NIDO ” is showcased in the Park ELLE
DECOR Student Gallery at India Design ID 2015
from 13-15 Feb
Manoj Kuldeep - selected amongst the final top
three entries for the Pune Design Festival 2015
Student Design Projects competitionon 6th and
7th of Feb at Le Meridian, Pune.
Student work Exhibited Representing LAD,
NID with the support from sun jewels,Bombay
fashion show their jewellery collection in India
international jewellery show - 2014 in Mumbai.
Classroom products Exhibited in Workshop/
conference on design and technology intervention
in natural fiber product innovation on 22nd
and 23rd july 2014. Chief guest was Ms.Zohra
Chatterjee secretary ministry of textile.
Group/individual Achievement - self motivated :
Samir Saurabh - “The garment (Magnum Opus)
was selected as one the winner of first round of
Wills Lifestyle Debut – 2014 held in Mumbai. The
theme for this competition was Urban Strokes
– Cosmopolitan and effortless designs in tune
with the evolution of modern style. The winners
were chosen on key parameters of Creativity,
Technicality and Commercial Viability. The
garment was showcased in Wills Lifestyle India
Fashion Week Autumn-Winter 2014 (March 2630, 2014) at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi.”
Sanskruti Swagat Thorat - jewellery got selected in
the “artsana awards” Golden Glory category out of
800 + entries from worldwide to be manufactured
by GJEPC.
1. Nominated in top 5 jewellery in Golden glory
category at Artisan Award. (18 Feb 2015) and
2. Winner of National jewellery Award (west
zone) 2015 in student category
Sukanya Pasi - Notable in DIY Category in core77
design award for herself initiated project “share a
seed”.
Nazuk Krishan - INDIAFRICA poster design
competition 2014,One of the winners from India.
Rakesh R - Finalist in the 2014 World of Wearable
Art Awards Show in New Zealand.
Preeyal Rajaram Patil and Ayushi jain - One of the
Team Winner of Asian Paints Design Competition
“ The D Door”. Designing Spaces based on a
dedicated theme showcased in the india design
week Delhi 2015 (30th feb 2015 ).
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Shanvi Gupta - One of the Team Winner of
Asian Paints Design Competition “ The D Door”.
Designing Spaces based on a dedicated theme
showcased in the india design week Delhi 2015
(30th feb 2015 ).
LAD International student - Exchange :
Abhilasha Vishesh Jhalani - Selected From LAD,NID
as a international exchange student for exchange
program 2014 -15 for one sem in school of design
Hochschule Pforzheim University, zermany.
Rashi Saraf & Laxmi Gupta - shortlisted for the
National Design Talent Contest organized by the
Fashion Design Council of India ,become the entry
for the 2nd stage of selection by the WOW jury
(18th feb 2015 ).
Anupama Nandakumar - Selected From LAD,NID
as international exchange student for exchange
program 2013 -14 for one sem in school of design
University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.
NEW MEDIA
1) The New Media Design programme
participated in the Story of Light festival held
in Panjim, Goa from January 14-18, 2015. Their
installation on flexible, interactive ‘light pipes’
was installed on the main promenade in Panjim.
2) NID and Tata Consultancy Services signed an
MoU on January 12 at NID’s Gandhinagar
campus for cooperation and collaboration in
the areas of design and technology. TCS CTO K.
Ananth Krishnan was present for the event.
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Annexure 10:
HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
Sr.
No.
Name
Programme Details
Period
1
Ms. Hina Kansara
Condensed Translation Training Course at Central
Translation Bureau,
New Delhi
May 5, 2014 to
May 9, 2014
2
Mr. Himanshu B Patel
2 years MBA in Finance from Sikkim
Manipal University
July 2014 (Continuing)
3
Mr. Sanjay Pandit
Human Resource Management at Ahmedabad
Management Association
(AMA)
July 2014 – January 2015
(Six months Programme)
4
Mr. S T Safri
Workshop on Outcome Budget at ISTM,
New Delhi
August 11, 2014 to August
12, 2014
5
Ms. Jasswini L Bet
PG Diploma in Education Administration (PGDEA)
– Two years progm. of Symbiosis Center for Distance
Learning, Pune.
November 2014 – 2016
6
Mr. T G Shaikh
MA Public Administration at IGNOU
April 2012 – 2014
(Course Completed)
7
Mr. Sanjay V Pandit
Post Graduate Diploma in Human Resource
Management at AMA Ahmedabad
July – December 2014 – Six
months course
(Course completed)
8
Mr. Hasmukh Prajapati
Two days In-house Training and Development
Programme (in Hindi / Gujarati languages) for Technical
Staff by Profile Management Consultants at NID Paldi
Campus, Ahmedabad
July 26, 2014 to
July 27, 2014
9
Mr. Hardik Sanghavi
-do-
-do-
10
Mr. Sachin Panchal
-do-
-do-
11
Mr. Anand Prajapati
-do-
-do-
12
Mr.Jaswantsinh Chauhan
-do-
-do-
13
Mr. Nitesh Patel
-do-
-do-
14
Mr. Dipak Panchal
-do-
-do-
15
Mr. Devendra Solanki
-do-
-do-
16
Mr. Kiran Solanki
-do-
-do-
17
Mr. Pratik Patel
-do-
-do-
18
Mr. Navneet Mistry
-do-
-do-
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19
Mr.Dipakkumar Prajapati
-do-
-do-
47
Mr. Kamlesh Chauhan
-do-
-do-
20
Mr. Rakesh Rathod
-do-
-do-
48
Mr. Hiren Bhakodia
-do-
-do-
21
Mr. Paresh Soni
-do-
-do-
49
Mr. Maulik Sutariya
-do-
-do-
22
Mr. Kamlesh Parmar
-do-
-do-
50
Mr. Karan Mehta
-do-
-do-
23
Mr.Govindbhai Jadav
-do-
-do-
51
Mr. Nirmalsinh Rathod
-do-
-do-
24
Mr. Amit Desai
-do-
-do-
52
Mr. Vishal Arora
-do-
-do-
25
Mr. Shailesh Makwana
-do-
-do-
53
Mr. S T Safri
26
Mr. Paresh Parmar
-do-
-do-
Three days, Academic Administrators Workshop at UGC
Academic Staff College, Sardar Patel University, Vallabh
Vidyanagar.
August 22, 2014 to
August 24, 2014
27
Mr. Shambhu Paswan
-do-
-do-
54
Mr. MPS Nair
28
Mr. Sudhir Shah
-do-
-do-
Three days workshop on Ethics and Value in Public
Governance at ISTM, New Delhi
October 13, 2014 to October
15, 2014
29
Mr. Jagdish Chauhan
-do-
-do-
55
Mr. Sanjay V Pandit
-do-
30
Mr. Franklin R Kristi
-do-
-do-
31
Mr. Nasir Hussain Saiyed
-do-
-do-
56
Mr. Urmil Patel
-do-
32
Mr. Mohmad Sakir Pathan
-do-
-do-
33
Mr. Piyush Panchal
57
Mr. T G Shaikh
MA Public Administration at IGNOU
Completed in November
2014
58
Mr. Rajan Christopher
Management Development Programme on Project
Management at AMA Ahmedabad
4th January to 1st March
2015 (6 Sundays)
59
Mr. Navneet Mistry
Delhi Wood 2015 - 4th International Trade Fare for
Woodworking Machine, Tools, Fittings, and Accessories
and raw materials exhibition
4 - 7 February 2015
60
Mr. Kiran Solanki
-do-
-do-
61
Mr. Dipak Prajapati
-do-
-do-
Two days In-house Training and Development
Programme (in Hindi / Gujarati languages) for Technical
Staff by Profile Management Consultants at PG Campus,
Gnahdinagar.
August 2, 2014 to August 3,
2014
34
Mr. Suresh Mistry
-do-
-do-
35
Mr. Ashok Charkul
-do-
-do-
36
Mr. Urmil Patel
-do-
-do-
37
Mr. Dhanjibhai Dantani
-do-
-do-
38
Mr. Rohit Patel
-do-
-do-
39
Mr. Jasubhai Patel
-do-
-do-
40
Mr. Mahesh Parmar
-do-
-do-
41
Mr. Hemraj Koshthi
-do-
-do-
42
Mr. Prakash Golap
-do-
-do-
43
Mr. Haresh Galsar
-do-
-do-
44
Mr. Bharat Vinzuda
-do-
-do-
45
Mr. P Rameshkumar
-do-
-do-
46
Mr. Bharat Darji
-do-
-do-
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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 on 31 March, 2015, 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.
ANNUAL ACCOUNTS
2014–15
Format – I Prescribed under Bombay Public Trust Act
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. 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 on 31 March, 2015; 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: 28-09-2015
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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN,AHMEDABAD
The Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950. Schedule VIII, (Vide Rule 17(1)) Registration No.F.161, Ahmedabad
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN, AHMEDABAD.
Registered under The Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950. Registration No.F.161,Ahmedabad
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 st MARCH, 2015
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st MARCH, 2015
FUNDS & LIABILITIES
31-03-2015
Rs.
31-03-2014
Rs.
ASSETS
CAPITAL FUND:
(As per Schedule-1)
625772439
637774202
DEPRECIATION FUND:
(As per Schedule-6)
486833744
483019527
EARMARKED FUNDS:
(As per Schedule-2)
638496887
GRANTS AND
CONTRIBUTIONS:
(As per Schedule-3)
124808159
31-03-2014
Rs.
FIXED ASSETS: (At Cost)
(As per Schedule-6)
1111659358
1119735109
INVESTMENTS: (At Cost)
(As per Schedule-7)
451700000
388500000
LOANS:
(Unsecured): Good
(As per Schedule-8)
74049473
CURRENT LIABILITIES:
(As per Schedule-5)
258629490
2208590192
10076599
234047601
1947810610
26862645
2014-2015
Rs.
2013-2014
Rs.
INCOME
2014-2015
Rs.
2013-2014
Rs.
To Expenses in respect
of Properties:
(As per Schedule-13)
25924792
26437167
By Fees:
232742948
219854665
By Consultancy charges,
Service charges, Design
Fees, & Project Income
150143649
111341788
43385667
47310183
187909
174104
38987244
35479025
5740391
6539971
By Transfers from Grants
& Contributions:
201100000
183000000
By Deficit carried over to
Balance Sheet:
22269341
13862408
694557149
617562144
1398546
1438253
230000
230000
To Depreciation:
(Refer Note no.1e )
43385667
47310183
To Amount transferred to
Reserves or Specific Fund:
57500969
57612948
To Expenditure on Objects
of the Trust:
(As per Schedule-15 & 16)
566117175
23254092
To Audit Fees:
35435759
41590470
INCOME OUTSTANDING:
106531009
9112663
CASH & BANK BALANCES:
454132080
INCOME & EXPENDITURE
ACCOUNT
22269341
TOTAL
EXPENDITURE
To Legal expenses &
Professional Fees:
31229312
ADVANCES:
(As per Schedule-9)
GRANTS FOR NEW NIDs
(As per Schedule-4)
TOTAL
551663369
31-03-2015
Rs.
351755868
TOTAL
By Rent:
By Interest:
484533593
By Miscellaneous Income:
13862408
2208590192 1947810610
By Amount transferred from
Capital Fund to the
extent of depreciation:
(Ref. Note.no.1e iii)
694557149
617562144
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
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
Viral Rajyaguru
Controller of Finance
& Accounts
Secretary &
Head, General Administration
CA. Chokshi Shreyas B. Partner
Date :
Viral Rajyaguru
& Accounts
Secretary &
Date :
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Schedule forming part of the Balance Sheet as at 31st March, 2015
CAPITAL FUND
Particulars
a. Capital Fund
Balance as on 1-4-2014
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)
Schedule - 1
31.03.2015
Rs.
636750127
31.03.2014
Rs.
EARMARKED FUNDS
Sr. Name of Funds
No.
Schedule - 2
Opening
Interest
Other
Balance
Credited
Credited
Amount
Ref.
Closing
Debited Note
Balance
As on
582669705
As on
01.04.2014
21263968
47239370
31.03.2015
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
1
Contribution from Govt. of India, New Delhi.
48683781
4403373
53087154
Contribution from Industry, Individuals
43597547
1614383
2758780
99811
2858591
169484
6132
175616
2816365
101894
10157185
54083732
2
969
668172249
112948
684105755
3
Contribution for Bangalore Design Centre
4
Prof. Ravi Matthai’s Memorial Fund
43385667
47310183
5
Donation for Financial Aid to Students
38218
45445
6
Fund for Imported Equipments, Library books
24666805
892430
25559235
7
NID Restoration & Upgradation Fund
14092520
509859
14602379
8
Revolving Contingency Fund
238752
8638
247390
9
Centre of Excellence for Innovative Design
Chair Fund
524338
10
House Building Advance for Employees Fund
68725135
11
Ford Foundation Endowment Fund
85320352
6647090
2124395
12
Jamshedji Tata Trust Corpus Endowment Fund
48052722
3918102
13
Corpus Fund from Govt.for India Design Council
45000000
4387500
14
Corpus from Govt. for India for Venture Capital
Fund
47753150
2739973
15
Fund for Campus Maintenance and Allied
Activities
17895967
16
Special Purpose Fund
17
Appropriation of Fund for Building
1478210
14000
46676140
and Sponsors of Diploma Projects.
624748364
636750127
1024075
1024075
625772439
637774202
101367671
202500
3120759
524338
12349720
1
81074855
4808992
2
89282845
3407270
3407270
3
51970824
1453759
5841259
4
45000000
5
50493123
17895967
4560000
50000000
6
155927671
Construction A/c.(As per Contra)
a. Post Graduate Campus at Gandhinagar
---
8321673
8321673
7
---
b. Vertical Expansion of R & D Campus, Bangalore
---
2552355
2552355
7
---
c. Hostel Block-B Civil work at P.G. Campus at
Gandhinagar
---
220337
220337
7
---
d. Additional Hostel for Girls at Ahmedabad
---
140450
140450
7
---
e. Lecture Halls at Ahmedabad
---
140450
140450
7
---
GRAND TOTAL
551663369
29889185
82391119
25446786
638496887
PREVIOUS YEAR
470041655
24243862
122101402
64723550
551663369
*Note: 1. Created out of current year's interest income and additional contribution of Rs.75,00,000/- .
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133
EARMARKED FUNDS contd.....
Schedule - 2
Name of Funds
Opening Balance
Interest
Other
Amount
Closing Balance
As on 01.04.2014
Credited
Credited
Debited
As on 31.03.2015
a. Scholarship Fund
45120419
b. New Media Fund
19240000
19240000
6228950
6228950
c. Bissel Fund
2124395
0
4248791
4248791
0
e. Interest earned on New Media Fund
12140380
1811746
551814
13400312
2590603
586553
8387
3168769
85320352
6647090
2124395
4808992
89282845
Total
2. Details of Ford Foundation Endowment Fund
Name of Funds
a. Chair for Universal Design Fund
b. Interest earned on Research Chair
Total
Opening Balance
Interest
Other
Amount
Closing Balance
As on 01.04.2014
Credited
Credited
Debited
As on 31.03.2015
44645452
3407270
3407270
3918102
48052722
3918102
3407270
3918102
3407270
51970824
3. Details of Jamshedji Tata Trust Corpus Endowment Fund
Name of Funds
a. Endowment fund from Govt. for India
Design Council
Opening Balance
Interest
Other
Amount
Closing Balance
As on 01.04.2014
Credited
Credited
Debited
As on 31.03.2015
45000000
b. Interest earned on Endowment Fund for
IDC
Total
Grant
Credited
Rs.
---
201100000
Central Govt. Grant Plan (NonRecurring) for Machinery,
Equipment, Furniture etc.
8056920
30000000
13155950
24900970
3
Central Govt. Grant Plan (NonRecurring) for Books & Audio
Visual Publication
1889938
5000000
6889938
---
4
Central Govt. Grant Plan (NonRecurring) for Post Graduate
Campus at Gandhinagar
12643220
0
8321673
4321547
5
Central Govt. Grant Plan (NonRecurring) for Vertical Expansion of
Bangalore Campus
8418897
2552355
5866542
6
Central Govt. Grant Plan (NonRecurring) for Additional
Infrastructure for Implementation
of New Reservation Policy for OBCs
Viz.class rooms/hostel/lab/studios
at PG Campus,Gandhinagar
220337
0
220337
---
7
Central Govt. Grant Plan (NonRecurring) for Construction of
Additional Hostel for Girls
0
25000000
140450
24859550
8
Student Mess at Gandhinagar
0
20000000
9
lecture Halla at Ahmedabad
0
45000000
140450
31229312
326100000
31421153
201100000
0
124808159
78377414
237175000
101323102
183000000
0
31229312
Name of Account
1
Central Govt. Grant for Plan
Recurring Programme
2
48052722
3407270
0
45000000
0
4387500
1453759
5841259
0
45000000
4387500
1453759
5841259
45000000
4. Details of Corpus Fund from Govt. for India Design Council
Name of Funds
a. Corpus from Govt. for India for Rolling
Venture Fund
b. Interest earned on Corpus for Rolling Venture Fund
Total
Opening Balance
Interest
Other
As on 01.04.2014
Credited
Credited
Debited As on 31.03.2015
0
40000000
40000000
7753150
2739973
47753150
2739973
Amount Closing Balance
10493123
0
0
Schedule - 3
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2014
Rs.
Sr.
No.
47244814
d. Interest earned on Scholarship Fund
f. Interest earned on Bissel Fund
GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS
TOTAL
PREVIOUS YEAR
Amount debited
Non
Recurring
Exps
Rs.
Transferred
to I & E
A/c.
Rs.
Ref.
Note
Other
Debited
Rs.
Closing
Balance
As on
31.03.2015
Rs.
201100000
---
20000000
44859550
50493123
5. Details of Corpus from Govt. for India for Venture Capital Fund
Name of Funds
a. Special purpose Fund Fund
b. Interest earned on Special Purpose Fund
Total
Opening Balance
Interest
Other
As on 01.04.2014
Credited
Credited
50000000
150000000
100000000
1367671
4560000
101367671
4560000
5927671
50000000
0
155927671
6. Details of Special Purpose Fund
7. Amount transferred to Capital Fund account to the extent of capital expenditure incurred.
134
135
16789301
--10076599
Note: 1. Amount transferred to CPWD towards construction of boundary wall .
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Particulars
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
1. For Expenses
23537955
27702648
2. For Rent & Other Deposits
28508575
28062297
3. For Sundry Credit Balances
49299321
38003501
157283639
140279155
258629490
234047601
4. For Advance for Projects in Progress
TOTAL
136
Schedule - 5
Additional Hostel for Girls at Ahmedabad
Lecture Halls at Ahmedabad
5
6
367003033
1119735109
1018492502
Sub-Total of C( 1+2+3+4 )
GRAND TOTAL
PREVIOUS YEAR
0
106436050
31533917
10268980
140450
140450
332132
5193443
39609668
0
Modernisation of NID’s Cell at Rajajinagar B’lore
4
39779663
Hostel Block-B Civil work at P.G. Campus at
Gandhinagar
3
1119735109
1111659358
377272013
140450
140450
0
40111795
77300865
75966590
Vertical Expansion of R & D Campus,
Bangalore- Civil Work
2
1334275
19489436
259578453
0
240089017
603552574
85168963
5098026
220912845
86912811
205459929
130834771
51475673
5671256
2013250
69596713
2077879
1281017
796862
As on
31.03.2015
Rs.
19489436
8321673
39609668
549667
34738792
432167
3889042
0
0
Sale/
Adjustment
Rs.
251256780
8321673
21264937
6890907
5438532
1043523
7891975
0
0
Addition
Rs.
Sub-Total
(ii) Electrical work
0
231767344
26865900
Post Graduate Campus at Gandhinagar
15039700
(i) Civil work
11826200
1
26724600
CAPITAL WORK IN PROGRESS
38550800
PREVIOUS YEAR
C
74049473
78827723
2490227
621897305
7536899
Library Books
0
5
84076599
Sub-Total
74000000
5098026
10076599
250213105
43513901
Staff Pool Vehicles
53590500
Computers & Peripherals
28797842
4
202158
3
---
86301455
29000000
201456996
29000000
Furniture & Fixtures
---
Machinery, Equipment & Tools
---
2
---
1
Vijayawada
130834771
5
MOVABLE PROPERTIES
16004836
Sub-Total of ( 1+ 2 + 3 + 4 +5 )
1534864
TOTAL
As on
01.04.2014
Rs.
435744394
483019527
0
0
452578369
42866382
5098026
218042514
53712269
132859178
30441158
9008244
295320
603972
20533622
0
0
47310183
43385667
0
0
40166744
6889001
14352964
6332356
12592423
3218923
1286892
141782
50331
1739918
0
0
For the
Year
Rs.
35050
39571450
0
0
39571450
535989
34738792
420107
3876562
0
0
0
Sale/
Adjustment
Rs.
DEPRECIATION
483019527
486833744
0
0
453173663
49219394
5098026
197656686
59624518
141575039
33660081
10295136
437102
654303
22273540
0
As on
31.03.2015
Rs.
41180537
5234154
1358947
47323173
2077879
1281017
796862
As on
31.03.2015
Rs.
63884890
636715582
624825614
377272013
140450
140450
0
40111795
77300865
259578453
19489436
240089017
150378911
35949569
0
23256159
27288293
636715582
367003033
0
39779663
75966590
251256780
19489436
231767344
169318936
35961341
0
32170591
32589186
68597818
100393613
42467429
5375936
1409278
49063091
2077879
1281017
796862
As on
31.03.2014
Rs.
NET BLOCK
Schedule - 6
97174690
Schedule - 4
B
7536899
(-) 88330
5671256
25076599
88330
51475673
15000000
---
Bangalore Outreach Centre in Rajajinagar
10076599
---
R & D Campus, Bangalore
4963101
---
4
15039700
---
5
Kurukshetra
14920190
2013250
4
79810
69596713
14414935
-----
NID Campus Buildings
585065
7046800
---
Liasion Office in India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.
---
7046800
15000000
2
15000000
15000000
3
15000000
---
Rs.
1281017
---
19677800
Rs.
2077879
11826200
19677800
Rs.
(ii) Land - R & D Campus, Bangalore
11826200
Rs.
Sub-Total of 1
Bhopal
Rs.
Non
Recurring
Exps
796862
3
Rs.
Other
Debited
Amount debited
IMMOVABLE PROPERTIES
(i) Land
Hyderabad
Rs.
Transferred
to CPWD
for Const.
work
Rs.
Closing
Balance
As on
31.03.2015
Total
Rs.
A
1
2
Grant
Credited
during
the year
As on
01.04.2014
Rs.
Jorhat
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2014
Particulars
1
Grant
Utilised up
to
31.03.2014
Sr.
No.
Central Govt.
Grant Plan (NonRecurring) for
Implementation
of National
Design Policy:
Setting up of New
NID Campuses at
Grant
Credited
up to
31.03.2014
G R O S S B L OC K
Sr. Name of
No. Account
FIXED ASSETS
GRANTS FOR NEW NIDs
Schedule forming part of the Balance Sheet as at 31 st March, 2015
INVESTMENTS (AT COST)
Schedule - 7
LOANS
Particulars
Long Term
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
Fixed Deposits with
i. State Bank of India
45000000
---
ii. Bank of India
40000000
40000000
i. Vehicles Loan to Employees
iii. Corporation Bank
18500000
91500000
212500000
162500000
ii. House Building Advance to the Employees against the
Earmarked Fund
11700000
31500000
Sub-Total of (a)
10000000
b. Unsecured
i. Equipment Loan & Food Grain Advance to Employees
iv. LIC Housing Finance Ltd. - Public Deposit
v. NHB Sunidhi- Term Deposit
vi. Exim Bank- Term Deposit
Particulars
80000000
9000000
Bonds
i. 8.00% GOI Savings (Taxable) Bonds
(Face Value Rs.4,40,00,000/-)
44000000
44000000
TOTAL ( a + b )
451700000
388500000
ADVANCES
Particulars
2657718
1692626
23530140
21044640
26187858
22737266
674787
516826
26862645
23254092
Schedule - 9
31.03.2014
Rs.
1. To Employees(Including one year old Rs. 71,899/-)
(Previous year Rs.64,677/-)
2006422
3233708
2. To Others(Including one year old Rs. 71,96,419 /-)
(Previous year Rs.18,85,421/-)
23612467
33889681
9816870
4467081
35435759
41590470
TOTAL
INCOME OUTSTANDING
Particulars
1. Other Project Receipts
(Including one year old Rs. 66,92,015 /-)
2. Service Charges (one year old )
(Previous year Rs.7,64,649 /-)
3. Central Govt.Grant Receivable (Since received)
TOTAL
31.03.2014
Rs.
31.03.2015
Rs.
3. Tax deducted at source
138
31.03.2015
Rs.
Other Loans(Secured/Unsecured)
a. Secured
vii. PNB Housing Finance Ltd. - Public Deposit
TOTAL
Schedule - 8
Schedule - 10
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
6766360
8348014
764649
764649
99000000
---
106531009
9112663
139
CASH AND BANK BALANCES
Schedule - 11
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
Schedule - 12
Particulars
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
Particulars
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
i) BANK BALANCES
a) In Current account with
1. Bank of India, Paldi, Ahmedabad
54889904
52473376
Balance as on 01.04.2014
13862408
152939
Less: Met from NID’s own Income
13862408
152939
---
---
Add: Current year’s deficit (Plan Recurring)
22278069
13882662
8728
20254
22269341
13862408
22269341
13862408
2. Bank of India, Paldi, Ahmedabad (FCRA - Designated bank account)
4462420
3944274
29991
29991
4155151
3412534
338129
338283
15691
16412
63891286
60214870
7. Bank of India, Paldi, Ahmedabad.
1174218
1100169
8. I C I C I Bank Ltd., Ahmedabad.
8225948
9935988
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 )
Less: Current year’s surplus (Non-Plan Recurring)
Deficit carried over to Balance Sheet
b) In Savings account with
Sub - Total ( b )
9400166
11036157
73291452
71251027
31545
29997
210000000
115000000
11. Corporation Bank, Ahmedabad.
---
40000000
12. Union Bank of India, Ahmedabad.
---
40000000
20000000
20000000
150000000
65000000
Sub - Total ( c )
380031545
280029997
TOTAL OF ( i )
453322997
351281024
809083
474844
454132080
351755868
Sub - Total (a) + ( b )
c) In Call/Term Deposit account with
9. Bank of India, London:
In Dollar Call Deposit A/c.
US $ 500.87 (previous year US $ 499.62)
(Conversion @ US $ 1 = Rs.62.98)
10. Bank of India, Ahmedabad
13. State Bank of India, Ahmedabad
14. Allahabad Bank, Ahmedabad
ii) CASH ON HAND
TOTAL ( I + II )
140
141
Schedule Forming part of the Income and Expenditure for the year ended 31st March, 2015
EXPENSES IN RESPECT OF PROPERTIES
EXPENDITURE ON OBJECT OF THE TRUST
EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES OTHER THAN PROJECTS 2014-2015
Schedule - 13
Particulars
2014-15
Rs.
2013-14
Rs.
1. Rates,Taxes,Cesses
1843478
1485159
21937841
23130123
2143473
1821885
25924792
26437167
2. Repairs & Maintenance
3. Insurance
TOTAL
AMOUNT TRANSFERRED TO RESERVE OR SPECIFIC FUND
Particulars
1. Excess of cost over grant for Non-Recurring Expenditure
Schedule - 14
2014-15
Rs.
2013-14
Rs.
969
112948
transferred to Capital Fund a/c.
2. Contribution to HBA Fund
3. Transferred to Fund for Special Purpose Fund
TOTAL
Particulars
7500000
50000000
50000000
57500969
57612948
Plan Recurring Expenses
a. Salaries,wages & allowances
b. Provident fund contribution
d. Medical reim.& staff welfare
Sub - Total
TOTAL
Total of
Non-Plan
and Plan
Recurring
Expenses
Non-Plan
Recurring
Expenses
R&D
Other
Total
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
88219564
1596639
148657715
150254354
238473918
204596763
9225115
9225115
18450230
15908473
0
13954357
12028924
4590367
4590367
9180734
9051873
9225115
13954357
4590367
1596639
162473197
164069836
280059239
241586033
2. Travelling Expenses
9437240
31260
12522563
12553823
21991063
21650464
3. Telephone, Telex, Postage
2773525
2773525
2773525
5547050
5918892
12599421
12599421
12599421
25198842
20587032
5. Interest & Bank charges
0
79169
98635
6. Maintenance: Mechanical, Electrical,
Electronics
5962753
79169
5962753
5962753
11925506
10750713
7. Vehicle Maintenance & Operation
charges
700700
700700
700700
1401400
1167662
8. Material, Supplies,Consumables etc.
3711765
8490316
8574434
12286199
16296889
1302113
1302113
1302113
1271042
187997
187997
11279887
15019354
3468096
3474159
6061092
5372176
3844705
3844705
3844705
2902474
0
28150604
28488981
84118
9. General Expenses for Satellite
Centres
10.Advertisement & Publicity Expenses
11.Welfare,Campus events & other
Expenses
11091890
2586933
6063
12.Library, Journals,Periodical,Subscri
ption etc.
13.Student Freeship & Development
28150604
14.Faculty,Staff HRD & Other Misc.
Expense
24187639
394071
6940532
7334603
31522242
13025107
217271042
2112151
221265918
223378069
440649111
384135454
TOTAL
2013-14
115989403
4. Electricity Expenses
142
2014-15
NON PLAN & PLAN RECURRING
EXPENDITURE
(As allocated by management)
1. Salaries & Wages
c. Gratuity contribution
7500000
Schedule - 15
143
INCOME FROM PROJECT RECEIPTS/GRANTS(NON PLAN)
& EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES FOR PROJECTS(NON PLAN) 2014-2015
INTEREST
2014-2015
Particulars
(A) EXPENSES/SURPLUS FROM TURNKEY IDS PROJECTS
(As allocated by Management)
Schedule - 16
2013-2014
Project
Expenses
Rs.
Project
Receipts
Rs.
Project
Expenses
Rs.
Project
Receipts
Rs.
760572
25436157
897678
11841327
(B) EXPENSES/RECEIPTS FROM INTEGRATED DESIGN
SERVICES PROJECTS
1. Design Interventions for Basketary Craft at Ethopia & Ghana
5680288
10553408
10553408
2. Documentation of Textile Traditions - IGNCA
13680151
13680151
10650393
10650393
3. Design & Skill Deve. Trng. w/shop in Bamboo
487554
487554
---
---
4. Threads of Change: Textile Cultures North India
275222
275222
1897143
1897143
5. Design Craft Baseds Souenirs for Uttarakhand
467187
467187
207631
207631
6. Design Clinic Scheme for MSME Sector
80275862
80275862
54196333
54196333
7. Interior Redesign of Library of IIM B’lore
302591
302591
---
---
8. Design & Implementation of Ram Krishna Museum
1558938
1558938
2798960
2798960
9. Design & Implementation of Exhibition Hall GIDM G’nagar
2149095
2149095
435991
435991
10. Aesthetic on Human Machine Sonar Systems
764035
764035
152382
152382
11. Designing of ACT- Hostel & Mess Building
365734
365734
887457
887457
12. Design Deve. Of Tirumala Tirupati Museum
871016
871016
959791
959791
2199312
2199312
376099
376099
297041
297041
439834
439834
15. Creating Digital Environment for E-Kalp
4423335
4423335
3491545
3491545
16. U.K. IERI Project
1150471
1150471
111290
111290
850710
850710
1702997
1702997
1247643
1247643
546841
546841
14. Redesign of Paint Containers for Berger Paints
17. India Digital Heritage-Bangaluru
18. Deve. Of New Design Product Bead Cluster-DST
19. National Business Incubator (NDBI)
722808
722808
110594
110594
6938499
6938499
9981772
9981772
124707492
124707492
99500461
99500461
GRAND TOTAL(A) & (B)
125468064
150143649
100398139
111341788
TOTAL OF SCHEDULE 15 & 16
566117175
20. Other Projects
Sub-Total:(B)
144
Particulars
(Other than directly credited to Earmarked Funds)
2014-15
Rs.
2013-14
Rs.
1. On Loans
301189
140624
38685980
35338333
75
68
38987244
35479025
2. On Bank Accounts
(i) On Fixed Deposit/Current/ Savings Accounts
(ii) On Foreign Bank Deposits
TOTAL
TRANSFERS FROM GRANTS & CONTRIBUTIONS
5680288
13. Colour Consul Service & Research Studio for Asian Paints
Schedule - 17
Particulars
Schedule - 18
2014-15
Rs.
2013-14
Rs.
201100000
183000000
201100000
183000000
(From Schedule ‘3’)
1. From Central Government Grant:Recurring:Plan
TOTAL
484533593
145
Schedule forming part of Balance Sheet and Income and Expenditure Account
for the year ended 31st March, 2015
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 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
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. Estimated amount of contract remaining to be executed on capital account and not provided for Rs. 47,39,774/-(Previous year Rs. 12,31,448/-)
4. Deficit for the year 2013-2014 of Rs.1,38,62,408/-(For the year 2012-2013 Rs.1,52,939/-) has been debited to misc. exps, as there is no specific govt. grant received for the same during the year.
5. Corresponding figures for the previous year have been regrouped/rearranged where ever necessary.
6. Figures in the Final accounts have been rounded off to the nearest rupee.
Place:Mumbai
Pradyumna Vyas
Director
Viral Rajyaguru
& Accounts
Secretary &
Date : 28-09-2015
2014-2015
Format - II Prescribed by the Government of India
for Autonomous Istitutions
SIGNATURE TO SCHEDULES ‘1’ TO ‘19’
Anand Mahindra
Chairman,
Governing Council
146
ANNUAL ACCOUNTS
147
The Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950. Registration No.F.161,Ahmedabad
Registered under The Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950. Registration No.F.161,Ahmedabad
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 st MARCH, 2015
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st MARCH,2015
(Amount in Rs.)
SCHEDULE
31.03.2015
(Amount in Rs.)
31.03.2014
CAPITAL FUND AND LIABILITIES
SCHEDULE
CURRENT YEAR
PREVIOUS YEAR
INCOME
CAPITAL FUND:
1
625772439
637774202
FEES:
10
232742948
219854665
DEPRECIATION FUND:
6
486833744
483019527
SERVICE CHARGES:
11
150143649
111341788
EARMARKED FUNDS:
2
638496887
551663369
GRANTS:
12
201100000
183000000
GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS:
3
124808159
31229312
INTEREST EARNED:
13
38987244
35479025
GRANTS FOR NEW NIDs
4
74049473
10076599
5928300
6714075
CURRENT LIABILITIES:
5
258629490
234047601
43385667
47310183
2208590192
1947810610
672287808
603699736
TOTAL
ASSETS
OTHER INCOME:
TRANSFERRED FROM CAPITAL FUND
1
TO THE EXTENT OF DEPRECIATION:
TOTAL (A)
EXPENDITURE
FIXED ASSETS:(At Cost)
6
1111659358
1119735109
INVESTMENTS:(At Cost)
7
451700000
CURRENT ASSETS,LOANS,ADVANCES ETC.:
8
INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
9
ESTABLISHMENT EXPENSES:
14
280059239
241586033
388500000
OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE EXP ENSES:
15
188064041
170556206
622961493
425713093
EXPENSES ON PROJECTS :
11
125468064
100398139
22269341
13862408
79169
98635
6
43385667
47310183
2208590192
1947810610
16
57500969
57612948
694557149
617562144
22269341
13862408
INTEREST/BANK CHARGES:
DEPRECIATION: (Ref. Note no.1e )
TOTAL
For NOTES forming part of Accounts, see Schedule - 17
Place:Mumbai
AMOUNT TRANSFERRED TO SPECIFIC FUNDS:
TOTAL (B)
BALANCE BEING DEFICIT CARRIED OVER
TO BALANCE SHEET (A-B)
9
Anand Mahindra
Chairman,
Governing Council
Pradyumna Vyas
Director
For NOTES forming part of Accounts, see Schedule - 17
Place: Mumbai.
Viral Rajyaguru
& Accounts
Secretary &
Date : 28.09.2015
Anand Mahindra
Chairman,
Governing Council
Pradyumna Vyas
Director
Viral Rajyaguru
& Accounts
Secretary &
Date : 28.09.2015
148
149
CAPITAL FUND
Particulars
a. Capital Fund
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)
Schedule - 1
31.03.2015
Rs.
636750127
31.03.2014
Rs.
EARMARKED FUNDS
Sr.
No.
Name of Funds
Schedule - 2
Opening
Interest
Other
Balance
Credited
Credited
Amount
Ref.
Closing
Debited Note
Balance
As on
582669705
As on
01.04.2014
21263968
47239370
31.03.2015
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
1
Contribution from Govt. of India, New Delhi.
48683781
4403373
53087154
Contribution from Industry, Individuals
43597547
1614383
2758780
99811
2858591
169484
6132
175616
2816365
101894
10157185
54083732
2
969
668172249
112948
684105755
3
Contribution for Bangalore Design Centre
4
Prof. Ravi Matthai’s Memorial Fund
43385667
47310183
5
Donation for Financial Aid to Students
38218
45445
6
Fund for Imported Equipments, Library books
24666805
892430
25559235
7
NID Restoration & Upgradation Fund
14092520
509859
14602379
8
Revolving Contingency Fund
238752
8638
247390
9
Centre of Excellence for Innovative Design
Chair Fund
524338
10
House Building Advance for Employees Fund
68725135
11
Ford Foundation Endowment Fund
85320352
6647090
2124395
12
Jamshedji Tata Trust Corpus Endowment Fund
48052722
3918102
13
Corpus Fund from Govt.for India Design Council
45000000
4387500
14
Corpus from Govt. for India for Venture Capital
Fund
47753150
2739973
15
Fund for Campus Maintenance and Allied
Activities
17895967
16
Special Purpose Fund
17
Appropriation of Fund for Building
1478210
14000
46676140
and Sponsors of Diploma Projects.
624748364
636750127
1024075
1024075
625772439
637774202
101367671
202500
3120759
524338
12349720
1
81074855
4808992
2
89282845
3407270
3407270
3
51970824
1453759
5841259
4
45000000
5
50493123
17895967
4560000
50000000
6
155927671
Construction A/c.(As per Contra)
a. Post Graduate Campus at Gandhinagar
---
8321673
8321673
7
---
b. Vertical Expansion of R & D Campus, Bangalore
---
2552355
2552355
7
---
c. Hostel Block-B Civil work at P.G. Campus at
Gandhinagar
---
220337
220337
7
---
d. Additional Hostel for Girls at Ahmedabad
---
140450
140450
7
---
e. Lecture Halls at Ahmedabad
---
140450
140450
7
---
GRAND TOTAL
551663369
29889185
82391119
25446786
638496887
PREVIOUS YEAR
470041655
24243862
122101402
64723550
551663369
*Note: 1. Created out of current year's interest income and additional contribution of Rs.75,00,000/- .
150
151
EARMARKED FUNDS contd.....
Schedule - 2
Name of Funds
Opening Balance
Interest
Other
Amount
Closing Balance
As on 01.04.2014
Credited
Credited
Debited
As on 31.03.2015
a. Scholarship Fund
45120419
b. New Media Fund
19240000
19240000
6228950
6228950
c. Bissel Fund
2124395
0
4248791
4248791
0
e. Interest earned on New Media Fund
12140380
1811746
551814
13400312
2590603
586553
8387
3168769
85320352
6647090
2124395
4808992
89282845
Total
2. Details of Ford Foundation Endowment Fund
Name of Funds
a. Chair for Universal Design Fund
b. Interest earned on Research Chair
Total
Opening Balance
Interest
Other
Amount
Closing Balance
As on 01.04.2014
Credited
Credited
Debited
As on 31.03.2015
44645452
3407270
3407270
3918102
48052722
3918102
3407270
48052722
3407270
3918102
3407270
51970824
3. Details of Jamshedji Tata Trust Corpus Endowment Fund
Name of Funds
a. Endowment fund from Govt. for India
Design Council
Opening Balance
Interest
Other
Amount
Closing Balance
As on 01.04.2014
Credited
Credited
Debited
As on 31.03.2015
45000000
b. Interest earned on Endowment Fund for
IDC
Total
0
45000000
0
4387500
1453759
5841259
0
45000000
4387500
1453759
5841259
45000000
Grant
Credited
Rs.
---
201100000
Central Govt. Grant Plan (NonRecurring) for Machinery,
Equipment, Furniture etc.
8056920
30000000
13155950
24900970
3
Central Govt. Grant Plan (NonRecurring) for Books & Audio
Visual Publication
1889938
5000000
6889938
---
4
Central Govt. Grant Plan (NonRecurring) for Post Graduate
Campus at Gandhinagar
12643220
0
8321673
4321547
5
Central Govt. Grant Plan (NonRecurring) for Vertical Expansion of
Bangalore Campus
8418897
2552355
5866542
6
Central Govt. Grant Plan (NonRecurring) for Additional
Infrastructure for Implementation
of New Reservation Policy for OBCs
Viz.class rooms/hostel/lab/studios
at PG Campus,Gandhinagar
220337
0
220337
---
7
Additional Hostel for Girls
0
25000000
140450
24859550
8
Student Mess at Gandhinagar
0
20000000
9
lecture Halla at Ahmedabad
0
45000000
140450
31229312
326100000
31421153
201100000
0
124808159
78377414
237175000
101323102
183000000
0
31229312
Name of Account
1
Central Govt. Grant for Plan
Recurring Programme
2
Opening Balance
Interest
Other
As on 01.04.2014
Credited
Credited
0
40000000
4. Details of Corpus Fund from Govt. for India Design Council
Name of Funds
a. Corpus from Govt. for India for Rolling
Venture Fund
b. Interest earned on Corpus for Rolling Venture Fund
Total
40000000
7753150
2739973
47753150
2739973
0
Opening Balance
Interest
Other
As on 01.04.2014
Credited
Credited
50000000
150000000
Schedule - 3
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2014
Rs.
Sr.
No.
47244814
d. Interest earned on Scholarship Fund
f. Interest earned on Bissel Fund
GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS
TOTAL
PREVIOUS YEAR
Amount debited
Non
Recurring
Exps
Rs.
Transferred
to I & E
A/c.
Rs.
Ref.
Note
Other
Debited
Rs.
Closing
Balance
As on
31.03.2015
Rs.
201100000
---
20000000
44859550
10493123
0
50493123
5. Details of Corpus from Govt. for India for Venture Capital Fund
Name of Funds
a. Special purpose Fund Fund
b. Interest earned on Special Purpose Fund
Total
100000000
1367671
4560000
101367671
4560000
5927671
50000000
0
155927671
6. Details of Special Purpose Fund
7. Amount transferred to Capital Fund account to the extent of capital expenditure incurred.
152
153
16789301
--10076599
Note: 1. Amount transferred to CPWD towards construction of boundary wall .
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Particulars
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
1. For Expenses
23537955
27702648
2. For Rent & Other Deposits
28508575
28062297
3. For Sundry Credit Balances
49299321
38003501
157283639
140279155
258629490
234047601
4. For Advance for Projects in Progress
TOTAL
154
Schedule - 5
Additional Hostel for Girls at Ahmedabad
Lecture Halls at Ahmedabad
5
6
367003033
1119735109
1018492502
Sub-Total of C( 1+2+3+4 )
GRAND TOTAL
PREVIOUS YEAR
0
106436050
31533917
10268980
140450
140450
332132
5193443
39609668
0
Modernisation of NID’s Cell at Rajajinagar B’lore
4
39779663
Hostel Block-B Civil work at P.G. Campus at
Gandhinagar
3
1119735109
1111659358
377272013
140450
140450
0
40111795
77300865
75966590
Vertical Expansion of R & D Campus,
Bangalore- Civil Work
2
1334275
19489436
259578453
0
240089017
603552574
85168963
5098026
220912845
86912811
205459929
130834771
51475673
5671256
2013250
69596713
2077879
1281017
796862
As on
31.03.2015
Rs.
19489436
8321673
39609668
549667
34738792
432167
3889042
0
0
Sale/
Adjustment
Rs.
251256780
8321673
21264937
6890907
5438532
1043523
7891975
0
0
Addition
Rs.
Sub-Total
(ii) Electrical work
0
231767344
26865900
Post Graduate Campus at Gandhinagar
15039700
(i) Civil work
11826200
1
26724600
CAPITAL WORK IN PROGRESS
38550800
PREVIOUS YEAR
C
74049473
78827723
2490227
621897305
7536899
Library Books
0
5
84076599
Sub-Total
74000000
5098026
10076599
250213105
43513901
Staff Pool Vehicles
53590500
Computers & Peripherals
28797842
4
202158
3
---
86301455
29000000
201456996
29000000
Furniture & Fixtures
---
---
2
---
1
Vijayawada
130834771
5
MOVABLE PROPERTIES
16004836
Sub-Total of ( 1+ 2 + 3 + 4 +5 )
1534864
TOTAL
As on
01.04.2014
Rs.
435744394
483019527
0
0
452578369
42866382
5098026
218042514
53712269
132859178
30441158
9008244
295320
603972
20533622
0
0
47310183
43385667
0
0
40166744
6889001
14352964
6332356
12592423
3218923
1286892
141782
50331
1739918
0
0
For the
Year
Rs.
35050
39571450
0
0
39571450
535989
34738792
420107
3876562
0
0
0
Sale/
Adjustment
Rs.
DEPRECIATION
483019527
486833744
0
0
453173663
49219394
5098026
197656686
59624518
141575039
33660081
10295136
437102
654303
22273540
0
As on
31.03.2015
Rs.
41180537
5234154
1358947
47323173
2077879
1281017
796862
As on
31.03.2015
Rs.
63884890
636715582
624825614
377272013
140450
140450
0
40111795
77300865
259578453
19489436
240089017
150378911
35949569
0
23256159
27288293
636715582
367003033
0
39779663
75966590
251256780
19489436
231767344
169318936
35961341
0
32170591
32589186
68597818
100393613
42467429
5375936
1409278
49063091
2077879
1281017
796862
As on
31.03.2014
Rs.
NET BLOCK
Schedule - 6
97174690
Schedule - 4
B
7536899
(-) 88330
5671256
25076599
88330
51475673
15000000
---
Bangalore Outreach Centre in Rajajinagar
10076599
---
R & D Campus, Bangalore
4963101
---
4
15039700
---
5
Kurukshetra
14920190
2013250
4
79810
69596713
14414935
-----
NID Campus Buildings
585065
7046800
---
Liasion Office in India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.
---
7046800
15000000
2
15000000
15000000
3
15000000
---
Rs.
1281017
---
19677800
Rs.
2077879
11826200
19677800
Rs.
(ii) Land - R & D Campus, Bangalore
11826200
Rs.
Sub-Total of 1
Bhopal
Rs.
Non
Recurring
Exps
796862
3
Rs.
Other
Debited
Amount debited
IMMOVABLE PROPERTIES
(i) Land
Hyderabad
Rs.
Transferred
to CPWD
for Const.
work
Rs.
Closing
Balance
As on
31.03.2015
Total
Rs.
A
1
2
Grant
Credited
during
the year
As on
01.04.2014
Rs.
Jorhat
Opening
Balance
As on
01.04.2014
Particulars
1
Grant
Utilised up
to
31.03.2014
Sr.
No.
Central Govt.
Grant Plan (NonRecurring) for
Implementation
of National
Design Policy:
Setting up of New
NID Campuses at
Grant
Credited
up to
31.03.2014
G R O S S B L OC K
Sr. Name of
No. Account
FIXED ASSETS
GRANTS FOR NEW NIDs
INVESTMENTS (AT COST)
Schedule - 7
CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS, ADVANCES ETC.
Particulars
Long Term
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
Fixed Deposits with
i. State Bank of India
45000000
---
ii. Bank of India
40000000
40000000
II) CASH BALANCES ON HAND
iii. Corporation Bank
18500000
91500000
212500000
162500000
11700000
31500000
III) BANK BALANCES
a) In Current account with
1. Bank of India, Paldi, Ahmedabad
iv. LIC Housing Finance Ltd. - Public Deposit
v. NHB Sunidhi- Term Deposit
vi. Exim Bank- Term Deposit
10000000
vii. PNB Housing Finance Ltd. - Public Deposit
80000000
9000000
Bonds
i. 8.00% GOI Savings (Taxable) Bonds
(Face Value Rs.4,40,00,000/-)
44000000
44000000
TOTAL
Particulars
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
---
---
809083
474844
54889904
52473376
4462420
3944274
29991
29991
4155151
3412534
338129
338283
15691
16412
63891286
60214870
b) In Savings account with
7. Bank of India, Paldi, Ahmedabad.
1174218
1100169
8. I C I C I Bank Ltd., Ahmedabad.
8225948
9935988
Sub - Total ( b )
9400166
11036157
Sub - Total (a) + ( b )
73291452
71251027
31545
29997
210000000
115000000
11. Corporation Bank, Ahmedabad.
---
40000000
12. Union Bank of India, Ahmedabad.
---
40000000
20000000
20000000
150000000
65000000
A. CURRENT ASSETS:
I) INVENTORIES: Civil and Capital Materials (At Cost)
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
451700000
388500000
Sub - Total ( a )
c) In Call/Term Deposit account with
9. Bank of India, London:
In Dollar Call Deposit A/c.
US $ 500.87 (previous year US $ 499.62)
(Conversion @ US $ 1 = Rs.62.98)
10. Bank of India, Ahmedabad
13. State Bank of India, Ahmedabad
14. Allahabad Bank, Ahmedabad
Sub - Total ( c )
156
Schedule - 8
380031545
280029997
Sub Total -III (a+b+c)
453322997
351281024
TOTAL ( I + II + III )
454132080
351755868
157
CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS, ADVANCES ETC. contd…
Particulars
B. LOANS, ADVANCES AND OTHER ASSETS:
I. Loans:
Other Loans(Secured/Unsecured)
a. Secured
i. Vehicles Loan to Employees
ii. House Building Advance to the Employees against the
Earmarked Fund
Sub-Total of (a)
Schedule - 8
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
2657718
1692626
23530140
21044640
26187858
22737266
674787
516826
26862645
23254092
2006422
3233708
23612467
33889681
9816870
4467081
35435759
41590470
6766360
8348014
764649
764649
99000000
---
Sub Total (III)
106531009
9112663
TOTAL OF B (I + II + III)
168829413
73957225
TOTAL OF A + B
622961493
425713093
b. Unsecured
i. Equipment Loan & Food Grain Advance to Employees
Sub Total (I)
II. Advances:
1. To Employees(Including one year old Rs. 71,899/-)
(Previous year Rs.64,677/-)
2. To Others(Including one year old Rs. 71,96,419 /-)
3. Tax deducted at source
Sub Total (II)
III. Income Accrued:
1. Other Project Receipts
(Including one year old Rs. 66,92,015 /-)
2. Service Charges (one year old )
(Previous year Rs.7,64,649 /-)
3. Central Govt.Grant Receivable (Since received)
158
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
Schedule - 9
Particulars
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
Balance as on 01.04.2014
13862408
152939
Less: Met from NID’s own Income
13862408
152939
---
---
Add: Current year’s deficit (Plan Recurring)
22278069
13882662
8728
20254
22269341
13862408
22269341
13862408
Less: Current year’s surplus (Non-Plan Recurring)
Deficit carried over to Balance Sheet
159
FEES
Schedule - 10
Particulars
2014-15
Rs.
2013-14
Rs.
153705164
147204878
22100310
22138250
3. Hostel Fees
8891225
9003961
4. Hostel Electricity Charges
5928375
6004480
5. Application Form Fees
20025064
13364646
6. I.T. Infrastructure Charges
22092810
22138450
1. Tuition Fees
2. Studio Charges
TOTAL
232742948
219854665
INCOME FROM PROJECT RECEIPTS/GRANTS(NON PLAN)
& EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES FOR PROJECTS(NON PLAN) 2014-2015
2014-2015
Particulars
Project
Receipts
Rs.
Project
Expenses
Rs.
Project
Receipts
Rs.
760572
25436157
897678
11841327
5680288
5680288
10553408
10553408
2. Documentation of Textile Traditions - IGNCA
13680151
13680151
10650393
10650393
3. Design & Skill Deve. Trng. w/shop in Bamboo
487554
487554
4. Threads of Change: Textile Cultures North India
275222
275222
1897143
1897143
5. Design Craft Baseds Souenirs for Uttarakhand
467187
467187
207631
207631
6. Design Clinic Scheme for MSME Sector
80275862
80275862
54196333
54196333
7. Interior Redesign of Library of IIM B’lore
302591
302591
8. Design & Implementation of Ram Krishna Museum
1558938
1558938
2798960
2798960
9. Design & Implementation of Exhibition Hall GIDM G’nagar
2149095
2149095
435991
435991
10. Aesthetic on Human Machine Sonar Systems
764035
764035
152382
152382
11. Designing of ACT- Hostel & Mess Building
365734
365734
887457
887457
12. Design Deve. Of Tirumala Tirupati Museum
871016
871016
959791
959791
2199312
2199312
376099
376099
297041
297041
439834
439834
15. Creating Digital Environment for E-Kalp
4423335
4423335
3491545
3491545
16. U.K. IERI Project
1150471
1150471
111290
111290
850710
850710
1702997
1702997
1247643
1247643
546841
546841
722808
722808
110594
110594
(A) EXPENSES/SURPLUS FROM TURNKEY IDS PROJECTS
(As allocated by Management)
(B) EXPENSES/RECEIPTS FROM INTEGRATED DESIGN
SERVICES PROJECTS
1. Design Interventions for Basketary Craft at Ethopia & Ghana
14. Redesign of Paint Containers for Berger Paints
17. India Digital Heritage-Bangaluru
18. Deve. Of New Design Product Bead Cluster-DST
19. National Business Incubator (NDBI)
20. Other Projects
Sub-Total:(B)
GRAND TOTAL(A) & (B)
2013-2014
Project
Expenses
Rs.
13. Colour Consul Service & Research Studio for Asian Paints
160
Schedule - 11
6938499
6938499
9981772
9981772
124707492
124707492
99500461
99500461
125468064
150143649
100398139
111341788
161
GRANTS
Particulars
(To the extent utilised)
1. From Central Government Grant:Recurring:Non-Plan
2. From Central Government Grant:Recurring:Plan
TOTAL
INTEREST EARNED
Particulars
(Other than directly credited to Earmarked Funds)
Schedule - 12
2012-13
Rs.
2011-12
Rs.
10205
9989795
180000000
151000000
180010205
160989795
Schedule - 13
2014-15
Rs.
2013-14
Rs.
22281722
29357358
75
68
Sub - Total (A)
22281797
29357426
B) ON SAVING/CURRENT ACCOUNTS
16404258
5980975
A) ON TERM DEPOSIT
1. Fixed Deposit Account
2. On Foreign Bank Deposits
C) ON LOANS
1. Vehicle Loans
2. Equipment Loans
Sub - Total (C)
TOTAL OF A +B + C
227651
111895
73538
28729
301189
140624
38987244
35479025
ESTABLISHMENT EXPENSES
Schedule - 14
2014-15
Particulars
Non-Plan
Recurring
Expenses
R&D
Other
Total
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
1. Salaries,wages & allowances
88219564
1596639
148657715
150254354
238473918
204596763
2. Provident fund contribution
9225115
9225115
9225115
18450230
15908473
0
13954357
12028924
4590367
4590367
9180734
9051873
162473197
164069836
280059239
241586033
3. Gratuity contribution
4. Medical reim.& staff welfare
TOTAL
13954357
4590367
115989403
1596639
OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
Schedule - 15
2013-14
TOTAL
Other
Total
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Total of
Non-Plan and
Plan Recurring
Expenses
Rs.
1. Travelling Expenses
9437240
31260
12522563
12553823
21991063
21650464
2. Telephone, Telex, Postage
2773525
2773525
2773525
5547050
5918892
12599421
12599421
12599421
25198842
20587032
5962753
5962753
5962753
11925506
10750713
700700
700700
700700
1401400
1167662
8490316
8574434
12286199
16296889
1302113
1302113
1302113
1271042
5. Vehicle Maintenance & Operation charges
6. Material, Supplies Consumables etc.
3711765
2014-15
R&D
4. Maintenance: Mechanical,Electrical, Electronics.
84118
7. General Expenses for Satellite Centres
8. Advertisement & Publicity Expenses
9. Welfare ,Campus events & Other Expenses
11091890
2586933
6063
10. Library, Journals,Periodical,Subscription etc.
11. Student Freeship & Development
28150604
12. Faculty,Staff HRD,Other Misc.Expenses
24187639
187997
11279887
15019354
3474159
6061092
5372176
3844705
3844705
3844705
2902474
0
28150604
28488981
7334603
31522242
13025107
0
1843478
1485159
21937841
0
21937841
23130123
15. Insurance
2143473
0
2143473
1821885
16. Legal expenses & Professional fees
1398546
0
1398546
1438253
230000
0
230000
230000
59308233
188064041
170556206
14. Repairs & Maintenance
17. Audit fees
TOTAL
128755808
394071
187997
3468096
1843478
13. Rates,Taxes,Cesses
TOTAL
Total of
Rs. Non-Plan and
Plan Recurring
Expenses
Rs.
Non-Plan
Recurring
Expenses
Particulars
3. Electricity Expenses
162
2013-14
515512
6940532
58792721
163
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
Schedule - 16
2014-15
Rs.
2013-14
Rs.
969
112948
7500000
7500000
50000000
50000000
57500969
57612948
Schedule forming part of Balance Sheet and Income and Expenditure Account
for the year ended 31st March, 2015
NOTES FORMING PART OF ACCOUNTS
Schedule - 17
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 (%)
Building2.50
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
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. Estimated amount of contract remaining to be executed on capital account and not provided for Rs. 47,39,774/-(Previous year Rs. 12,31,448/-)
4. Deficit for the year 2013-2014 of Rs.1,38,62,408/-(For the year 2012-2013 Rs.1,52,939/-) has been debited to misc. exps, as there is no specific govt. grant received for the same during the year.
5. Corresponding figures for the previous year have been regrouped/rearranged where ever necessary.
6. Figures in the Final accounts have been rounded off to the nearest rupee.
SIGNATURE TO SCHEDULES ‘1’ TO ‘17’
Place:Mumbai
164
Anand Mahindra
Chairman,
Governing Council
Pradyumna Vyas
Director
Viral Rajyaguru
& Accounts
Secretary &
Date : 28-09-2015
165
NATIONAL DESIGN INSTITUTE EMPLOYEES’ PROVIDENT FUND AHMEDABAD
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST MARCH, 2015
LIABILITIES
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
ASSETS
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
Members’ Contribution:
(As per Schedule 1)
69547592
53360497
Investment:
(As per Schedule 4)
124400820
90295820
Institute’s Contribution:
(As per Schedule 2)
Liabilities:
(As per Schedule 3)
65063333
50168877
Loan to Members:
753760
538840
2561092
1097291
Due from National
Institute of Design:
3116061
1990878
Interest Receivable:
1667958
1855429
Bank Balances:
(As per Schedule 5)
6663204
9375484
136601803
104626665
Income & Expenditure Account:
Less:
Excess of Expenditure
over Income
ANNUAL ACCOUNTS
2014-2015
TOTAL
517934
-----
517934
0
136601803
104626665
TOTAL
Place:Mumbai
Examined and found correct
Employees' Provident Fund
Firm Registration No.110417 W
Trustee
166
---
ArunLokhande
Trustee
Immanuel Suresh
Trustee
Membership No.100892
Date: 28.09.2015
167
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST MARCH, 2015
MEMBERS’ CONTRIBUTION
EXPENDITURE
To Interest paid/ Credited to
Members:
To Miscellaneous Expenses:
2014-2015
Rs.
2013-2014
Rs.
9992775
7333745
4000
4000
To Bank Charges:
2311
1568
To Professional Fees:
2850
2809
2014-2015
Rs.
2013-2014
Rs.
By Interest received:
8792353
6318523
By Addl.Contribution received
from N.I.D.
1209583
505665
-----
--517934
INCOME
By Excess of Expenditure
Over Income transferred to
Balance Sheet
Particulars
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
1. SUBSCRIPTION
Opening Balance
Add :a. Interest Credited to Members’ A/c
b. Subscription received during the year
46235393
4490874
13408459
32789378
3246091
13227594
Sub- total
Less: Non-refundable withdrawal
Less : Paid to members who left/ retired from the Institute
64134726
---3349058
49263063
610000
2417670
Sub- total
3349058
3027670
TOTAL 1
60785668
46235393
7125104
5736662
666846
533684
2. VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS
Opening Balance
Add: a. Interest credited on Members’ A/c.
b. Contribution received during the year
TOTAL
10001936
7342122
TOTAL
Place:Mumbai
10001936
7342122
Trustee
ArunLokhande
Trustee
Immanuel Suresh
Trustee
Date: 28.09.2015
Schedule - 1
1590500
1363500
9382450
620526
76333846
508742
Sub- total
620526
508742
TOTAL 2
8761924
7125104
69547592
53360497
Sub-total
Less: Paid to members who left/ retired from the Institute
TOTAL 1 + 2
INSTITUTE’S CONTRIBUTION
Schedule - 2
Particulars
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
Opening Balance
50168877
35804981
4835055
3553973
13408459
13227594
68412391
52586548
---
---
Less: Paid to members who left/ retired from the Institute
3349058
2417671
Sub-total
3349058
2417671
65063333
50168877
Add: a. Interest credited to Members’ A/c.
b. Contribution received during the year
Sub-total
Less: Non-refundable withdrawal
TOTAL
* Note: Subscription/Contribution credited @ 12% p.a. (Previous year @ 10% p.a.)
168
169
LIABILITIES
Particulars
Schedule - 3
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
1. Unpaid Expenses
6850
6809
2. Vinayan Kodoth
11984
11984
3. N. Balasubramanian
4. Bhasker MR Bhatt
5. Gourab Kar
6. Unpaid Contribution
7. Unclear Cheques
TOTAL
4142
4142
---
139801
50979
---
1912628
930260
4295
4295
1990878
1097291
INVESTMENTS
Schedule - 4
Particulars
Long Terms
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
Fixed Deposits with
1. Special Deposit Scheme A/c. with State Bank of India
10770220
10770220
---
33000000
42500000
---
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
12415000
8. 8.15% G.O.I.-2022 (Face Value Rs 5000000)
4817500
4817500
24605000
---
124400820
90295820
2. Corporation Bank
3. PNB Housing Finance Ltd.
BANK BALANCES
Schedule - 5
Particulars
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
1. Bank of India, Paldi Savings Account
4681795
5896806
2. ICICI Bank Ltd., Savings Account
1888210
2375318
3. ICICI Bank Ltd,SGL Account
TOTAL
Place:Mumbai
93199
1103360
6663204
9375484
SIGNATURE TO SCHEDULES '1 TO 5'
Trustee
ArunLokhande
Trustee
Immanuel Suresh
Trustee
Date: 28.09.2015
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)
9. 7.28% GOI Bond 2019 ( Face Value Rs25000000/-)
TOTAL
170
171
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN EMPLOYEES’ GRATUITY FUND AHMEDABAD
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST MARCH, 2015
LIABILITIES
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
ASSETS
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
Members’ Contribution:
(As per Schedule 1 )
69547592
53360497
Investments:
(As per Schedule 2 )
124400820
90295820
Institute’s Contribution:
(As per Schedule 2)
65063333
50168877
Loan to Members:
753760
538840
2561092
1097291
Due from National
Institute of Design:
3116061
1990878
Interest Receivable:
1667958
1855429
Bank Balances:
(As per Schedule 5)
6663204
9375484
136601803
104626665
Liabilities:
(As per Schedule 3)
Income & Expenditure Account:
Less
Excess of Expenditure
over Income
ANNUAL ACCOUNTS
2014-2015
TOTAL
517934
---
0
136601803
104626665
TOTAL
Place:Mumbai
Employees' Gratuity Fund
Trustee
172
---
ArunLokhande
Trustee
Immanuel Suresh
Trustee
Date: 28.09.2015
173
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST MARCH, 2015
NID GRATUITY FUND
EXPENDITURE
To Gratuity Paid:
2014-2015
Rs.
2013-2014
Rs.
2535060
9050900
To Bank Charges:
1905
1493
To Miscellaneous Expenses:
2000
2000
To Professional Fees:
1124
1124
16773697
7340696
INCOME
By NID Contribution:
By Interest received
during the year:
2014-2015
Rs.
2013-2014
Rs.
13954357
12028924
5359429
4367289
Particulars
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
Opening Balance
69038457
61665077
---
32684
69038457
61697761
16773697
7340696
85812154
69038457
Add: Unclaimed Gratuity transferred to fund
Add: Surplus transferred from Income & Expenditure a/c
TOTAL
To Surplus transferred to NID
Gratuity Fund A/c. in
Balance Sheet:
INVESTMENTS
Particulars
TOTAL
19313786
16396213
TOTAL
Place:Mumbai
19313786
Trustee
ArunLokhande
Trustee
Date:28.09.2015
31.03.2014
Rs.
3499910
3499910
---
22500000
3. PNB Housing Fiannce Ltd.
Bonds
1 . 6.25% Central Govt. Loan-2018(Face Value Rs 8,00,000/-)
26500000
---
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
5252500
6. 7.28% GOI 2019 Bond (Face Value Rs.1,00,00,000/-)
9842000
---
67207210
53365210
Long Term
Fixed Deposits with
1. Special Deposit Scheme A/c. with State Bank of India
2. Corporation Bank
TOTAL
174
Schedule - 2
31.03.2015
Rs.
16396213
Pradyumna Vyas
Trustee
Schedule - 1
175
BANK BALANCES
Schedule - 3
Particulars
31.03.2015
Rs.
31.03.2014
Rs.
2976251
1420882
2. ICICI Bank Ltd., Savings Account
890258
1196818
3. ICICI Bank Ltd, SGL A/C
479976
589004
4346485
3206704
1. Bank of India Paldi, Savings Account
TOTAL
Place:Mumbai
SIGNATURE TO SCHEDULES '1 TO 3'
Pradyumna Vyas
Trustee
176
Trustee
ArunLokhande
Trustee
Date:28.09.2015
177
180

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