CANADIAN TRUE FACTS OF THE BRITISH KHALISTANI,islamic gale blowing from arya samaj pipe USURP PLAN OF THE BIRLA EMPIRE

Friday, April 25, 2008

CANADIAN TRUE FACTS OF THE BRITISH KHALISTANI,islamic gale blowing from arya samaj pipe USURP PLAN OF THE BIRLA EMPIRE

See full-size image.

www.bitsembryo.org/images/mayur_gps_lecture.JPG
813 x 450 - 53k
Image may be scaled down and subject to copyright.













































































































See full-size image.

blog.jinbo.net/.../images/200604/050506522.jpg
259 x 186 - 41k
Image may be scaled down and subject to copyrigh


See full-size image.


www.nilkanth.com/my-uploads/mandal%20commissi...
500 x 429 - 156k
Image may be scaled down and subject to copyright.












































































































MY FATHER WAS AN UPHOLDER OF THE ARTICLE 49 OF THE CONSTITUTION SO WAS KILLED MEDICALLY ON 16-11-1994 ,16TH BEING THE SAMSKARA OF DEATH AND THE LIKES OF MY MOTHER SENT HIM ON HIS LAST JOURNEY IN THE ARYA SAMAJ HALL AT NAPIER TOWN ,JABALPUR ;WHILE DURING HIS LIFETIME HE HAD HATED THE FILTH OF KILLERS IN ARYA SAMAJ;BECAUSE OF WHOM ONLY KHALISTANI TERRORISTS FLOURISH AND MY GRANDFATHER HAD TO GET HIS HAIR SHAVEN AT TIRUPATI.
HE WAS SENT TO THE JABALPUR HOSPITAL AFTER HIS HEART ATTACK AND HIS DEAD BODY HAD A PENIS ERECTION.I SAW HIS NAKED BODY WHILE HE WAS BEING GIVEN HIS LAST BATH BY THE LIKES OF KALRA AND LIQUOR MAFIA DHODY FAMILY OF JABALPUR,SAME AS THE HUMILIATING DEATH OF RAJIV GANDHI WHO WAS NOT GIVEN A PROPER HINDU SEND OFF NEITHER DOES HIS SAMADHI AT VIR BHUMI HAS ANY HINDU SIGN OF AUM ,RAM ECT.
AFTER MY FATHER'S DEATH HE WAS ALSO GIVEN A HARYANVI SEND OFF AT KURUKSHETRA WHERE THOSE WHOSE DEATH OCCURS ON THE BED ARE PRAYED FOR.
MY FATHER'S ENTIRE LIFE WAS SPENT WITH MY MOTHER AND HE WAS BADLY HUMILIATED IN DEATH BY THESE MONGRELS WHOM I ABUSE AS MADARCHOD AS ON DATE.












INDIA IS SUPPOSED TO BE A DEMOCRACY BUT THE APEX COURT ITSELF IS DISMISSING HINDUS AND ALLOWING MUSLIM PETITIONS AT THE COST OF THOUSANDS OF LIVES AND OPEN LOOT. PLEASE READ:-

NOVEMBER 27TH 2007 -TUESDAY -THE HINDU
CMS meeting on security soon: PatiL


ARYA SAMAJ ACT OF 1937 AND ESTABLISHED IN 1875 BY HEINOUS DOUBLE OF EARTHLY RAT MORTAL DAYANAND ALIAS MOOLSHAMEKAR BORN IN SYMBOLIC 1824 AS KALKI AVTAAR IS SUPPOSED TO BE THE 24TH .
HIS SEAT WAS FIXED BY HIS DATE OF BIRTH WHICH WAS TOTALLY ISLAMIC BRITISH POLITICAL PLAN TO ECONOMICALLY EXPLOIT AND MORALLY FINISH BOTH INDIA AND HINDUISM .
THERE WERE 16 ANNAS IN A RUPPEE AND 12 ANNAS IN 75 PAISA WHICH IS ALSO HINDU 16TH DEATH SAMSKARA AND 12 JYOTIRLINGAS OF GOD OF MOKSHA SHIVA .
SO 1875 WAS CHOSEN FOR MORAL AND ECONOMIC EXPLOITATION OF HINDUSTAN BY THE IDOL AND WOMEN DESTROYERS CALLED ARYA SAMAJHIS .THE ENTIRE ARYAN RACE WHO HAD DESCENDED FROM VEDIC CULTURE AND HAD PASUPATI SEAL AS ITS CULTURAL UPHOLDER WAS MESSED UP BY CHOSING SUCH A NAME FOR SUCH A HEINOUS ACT,AND SAMAJ.THE GAME PLAN OF CRICKET BETTERS WAS TO FINISH THE MENTAL STRENGTH AND FAITH OF HINDUS SO THAT THEY BECOME AN IMPOTENT RACE DEVOID OF THEIR CULTURE,SAME AS SHIVAJI'S TIME ISLAMIC FILTH.
ALSO IN FRONT OF MY HOUSE NO.22 IN JABALPUR IS AN ARMY SIKH'S HOUSE NAMED AVTAAR SINGH-24TH RAT AVTAAR IN THE INDIAN ARMY AND KILLERS OF INDIRA GANDHI WHO CAME FROM THE LATRINE ON 31ST OCTOBER 1984 AS DAYANAND DIED AT THE AGE OF 59 ON DIWALI ON 31ST OCTOBER.
JUSTICE ADHIKARI OF JABALPUR HIGH COURT WHO WANTED JUSTICE FOR ALL BY THE INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT OF 1872 CLAUSE 45 ;"OPINION OF EXPERTS"ALSO SHOT HIMSELF IN THE LATRINE AND GOLDY CHADDHA OF 10TH CLASS DREW FILTHY PICTURES OF ME IN MY 7TH MONTH OF PREGNANCY IN SCA SCHOOL MEN'S TOILET JABALPUR.
IT IS BECAUSE THESE HEINOUS CHARACTERS DO NOT ALLOW LAW TO GIVE JUSTICE IN THIS WORLD AND ALSO DESTROY THE NATURAL JUSTICE FORMULA ADVOCATED BY HINDUISM THAT IF YOU DO HEINOUS ACTS IN THIS BIRTH YOU ARE BORN AS A MENIAL WORKER.
THAT IS WHY MENIAL WORKERS ARE NOW BEING ENCOURAGED TO BECOME THIEVES AND KILLERS ! AND GOOD PEOPLE ARE BEING GIVEN HELL BY ISLAM ,KHALISTANIS AND ARYA SAMAJ WHO HAVE FORMED A HEINOUS LAW UNTO THEMSELVES WITH THE HELP OF BRITAIN WHICH ONLY WANTS TO LOOT INDIA BY ORGANIZED CRIME.
PLEASE SEE THESE ANTI NATIONALS -MAKING A MOCKERY OF THE ARMY LAW ACT 1950 AND OTHER SYMBOLISM ON THE FRONT PAGE OF HINDUSTAN TIMES ON 21ST MAY 1991,THE DAY RAJIV GANDHI WAS KILLED!1984 WAS SIKH RIOTS AND MEERUT IS THE BEIRUT OF RUT SEX ADVOCATED BY THESE HEINOUS HYENAS.

See full-size image. vakare.files.wordpress.com/.../ lorenabobby.jpg 300 x 260 - 47k

THE TRUE FACTS OF THE BIRLA CORPORATION TARGET BY KHALISTANI,ARYA SAMAJ AND ISLAMIC MAFIA OF OSAMA BIN LADEN IS BEFORE THE PUBLIC TO JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES WHO ALSO KILLED MY FATHER ON 16-11-1994 AND FINISHED BOTH MY BROTHERS BEFORE TARGETING ME.PLEASE SEE WHAT HOLY AND PHILANTHROPIC ENDEAVORS WERE BEING PROMOTED BY THE BIRLAS AND HOW THEY ARE BEING TARGETED VERY LEGALLY AND LOGICALLY AS THE KINGSWAY NURSERY WHICH WAS DEMOLISHED BY COURT ORDER ON 13-1-2006 IN MUKHERJEE NAGAR TO CREATE DESERT SYMBOLISM,MY EYES DAMAGED BY KALRA IN 1513,OUTRAM LANE AS IT HAPPENED TO BE THE 16TH BIRTHDAY OF MY SON ANEESH KALRA WHICH FALLS ON LODHI DAY -A HARVEST FESTIVAL WHICH IS TAKEN TO BE A LODHA OR PHALLUS FESTIVAL BY THE LIKES OF LODHAS AND KALRAS -LAND GRABBERS OF MENIAL CLASS,SUPPOSEDLY SINNERS BY HINDU THINKING WHO SINNED IN THEIR PAST LIVES AND BECAUSE OF THEIR POWER WERE NOT PUNISHED BY HUMANS.
IF PUNISHMENT IS NOT GIVEN IN THE FORM OF MENIAL WORK IN NEXT LIFE THEN PUNISHMENT SHOULD BE GIVEN IN THIS LIFE OR OTHERWISE THIS WHOLE EARTH WILL PERISH.

ITEM No. 1D          Court No. 5            SECTION XVI

(For Judgment)

        SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

            RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS

 C.A.No.2277/2008 @ SLP(C) No.2089/2007

 Krishna Kumar Birla                   Appellant

                 VERSUS

 Rajendra Singh Lodha & Ors.         Respondents

 With

 C.A.No.2278/2008 SLP(C) No. 2090/2007

 C.A.No.2274/2008 SLP(C) No. 2091/2007

 C.A.No.2276/2008 SLP(C) No. 19040/2007

 C.A.No.2279/2008 SLP(C) No. 10571/2007

 C.A.No.2275/2008 SLP(C) No. 10176/2007

 Date :31.3 .2008 : The matter was called on for judgment today.

 For Appellant(s)/     Mr. Umesh Kumar, Adv. for

 Respondent(s)                  M/s Khaitan & Co.

                                   Ms.Sangeet Mandal, Adv. for

                                   M/s Fox Mandal & Co.

                                   Mr. P.H. Parekh, Adv. for

                                   M/s Parekh & Co.

                    Hon'ble Mr. Justice S.B.Sinha pronounced the judgment
of the Bench comprising

His Lordship and Hon'ble Mr. Justice Harjit Singh Bedi.

                       Leave granted.

                      Civil Appeal arising out of SLP(C) No.10176/2007
filed by RSL challenging

appointment of YB is allowed and all other appeals are dismissed with costs.

                       The appeals in the appeal filed by Birlas should deposit
a sum of RS.2,50,000/-

(Rupees Two lac fifty thousand only) with the Member Secretary of West Bengal
Legal Services Authority.

Such deposit should be made within four weeks from today, failing which the
West Bengal Legal Services

Authority would be entitled to realize the amount by filing application for
execution wherefor costs

would be borne by the appellants herein. Let a copy of this order be sent by
the Registry to Member-

Secretary, West Bengal Legal Services Authority.

                     ( Meenu Sethi )            ( Pushap Lata Bhardwaj)

                      Court Master                Court Master

                       Signed reportable judgment is placed on the file

ITEM NO.1(PH)             COURT NO.4                 SECTION XVI 
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA             RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Petition(s) for
Special Leave to Appeal (Civil) No(s).2089/2007(From the judgement and order
dated 21/12/2006 inGA No.1429/2005 in APOTNo.284/2005 in APO No.242/2005 arising
of G.A. no.2721/2004 in FLANo.204/2004 in TS No.6/2004 of the High Court of

Calcutta) KRISHNA KUMAR BIRLA                                    Petitioner(s) 
VERSUS RAJENDRA SINGH LODHA & ORS.                
Respondent(s)(With prayer for interim relief and office report )WITH SLP(C)
NO. 10176
of 2007(With prayer for interim relief and office report)(For final disposal)
SLP(C) NO. 10571 of 2007(With prayer for interim relief and office report)
(For final disposal)SLP(C) NO. 19040 of 2007(With office report)
(For final disposal)SLP(C) NO. 2090 of 2007(For final disposal)
(With prayer for interim relief and office report)SLP(C)
. 2091 of 2007(With prayer for interim relief and office report)

(for final disposal) Date: 10/10/2007 
www.4to40.com/legends/index.asp?id=837
See full-size image.

dr-narasinha-kamath.sulekha.com/content/blogs...
193 x 183 - 8k
Image may be scaled down and subject to copyright.

http://dr-narasinha-kamath.sulekha.com/blog/post/2006/04/
maestro-director-guru-dutt-his-films-and-his-last.htm
MENTAL HEALTH DAY 10-10-2007

Audio here

10^th October, 1964, is considered to be one of the blackest days in the Bollywood Film Industry. This was the day when Maestro Director Guru Dutt died at his residence apparently due to overdose of sleeping pills. It left millions of his fans including myself with deep sorrow and with a sense of great loss. He was only 39 when he died. But in short span of Guru Dutts 13 year film career, he is considered to be one of very few artists who achieved tremendously in the Hindi Film Industry.

Guru Dutt, a Sarswat Brahmin, was born on 9^th July, 1925, in Bangalore to a middle class Couple Shri Shivashankar Padukone and Vasanthi Padukone. His parents moved to Calcutta when Guru Dutt was a small child. Guru Dutt's mother tongue was Konkani (a dialect of Marathi) and not Bengali or Kannada as some people wrongly think. Guru Dutt's creative uncle Shri B. B. Benegal had a great flair for art and music.

This Petition was called on

for hearing today.

CORAM :   HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE S.B. SINHA
HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE H.S. BEDI 

For Petitioner(s)
Mr.Ram Jethmalani,Sr. Adv.SLP(C)-2089/07          Mr.Shyam Sarkar, Sr. Adv.    
Mr. Mahesh Jethmalani, Sr. Adv.                  Mr. nand Gopal Khaitan, Adv.
Mr.Ajay Bhargava, Adv.        
Mr.Atul Shankar Mathur, Adv.                Ms. Vanita Bhargava, Adv.  
Mr.Akhil Sibal, Adv.   
Mr.D.N. Sharma, Adv.     
Ms. Nupor Mukherjee, Adv.                     
for M/S. Khaitan & Co. SLP(C) 2090/2007
Mr. K.K. Venugopal, Sr.Adv.                        Mr. Shyam Sarkar, Sr.Adv.     
Mr. Dushyant Dave,Sr.Adv.     
Mr. Nand Gopal Khaitan, Adv.
Mr.Ajay Bhargava, Adv.                        Mr.Atul Shankar Mathur, Adv.      
Ms.Vanita Bhargava, Adv.     
Mr.Amit Sibal, Adv.                        Mr.D.N.Sharma, Adv.                        Mr.Nupur Mukherjee, Adv.                        for M/s Khaitan & Co.                                        -2- SLP(C) No.2091/2007 Mr.Arun Jaitley, Sr.Adv.                    Mr.Shyam Sarkar, Sr. Adv.                    Mr. Nand Gopal Khaitan,Adv.                    Mr.Ajay Bhargava, Adv.                    Mr.Atul Shankar Mathur, Adv.                    Ms.Vanita Bhargava, Adv.                    Mr. B.A. Ranganadhan, Adv.                    Mr. D.N.Sharma, Adv.                    Ms.Nupur Mukherjee, Adv.                    for M/s Khaitan & Co. SLP(C)No.19040/2007 Mr. K.K. Venugopal, Sr.Adv.                    Mr.Shyam Sarkar, Sr. Adv.                    Mr. Nand Gopal Khaitan, Adv.                    Mr.Ajay Bhargava, Adv.                    Mr.Atul Shankar Mathur, Adv.                    Ms.Vanita Bhargava, Adv.                    Mr. Amit Sibal, Adv.                    Mr.D.N. Sharma, Adv.                    Ms. Nupur Mukherjee, Adv.                    for M/s Khaitan & Co. Advs. SLP(C)No.10176/2007 Mr. Arun Jaitley, Sr.Adv.                    Mr.Shyam Sarkar, Sr.Adv.                    Mr. Nand Gopal Khaitan, Adv.                    Mr.Ajay Bhargava, Adv.                    Mr. Atul Shankar Mathur, Adv.                    Ms.Vanita Bhargava, Adv.                    Mr. B.A. Ranganadhan, Adv.                    Mr. D.N.Sharma, Adv.                    Ms. Nupur Mukherjee, Adv.                    for M/s Khaitan & Co. SLP(C)No.10571/2007 Mr. Bhaskar P.Gupta, Sr. Adv.                    Mr. Shyam Sarkar, Sr.Adv.                    Mr. Nand Gopal Khaitan, Adv.                    Mr.Ajay Bhargava, Adv.                    Mr. Atul Shankar Mathur, Adv.                    Ms. Vanita Bhargava, Adv.                    Mr. D.N. Sharma, Adv.                    Ms. Nupur Mukherjee, Adv.                    for M/s Khaitan & Co. For Respondent(s)   Mr.   Harish N. Salve, Sr.Adv.SLP(C)10571/07      Mr.   A.K. Mitra, Sr. Adv.& 10176/07          Ms.   Indira Jaisingh, Sr.Adv.                    Mr.   P.H. Parekh, Sr.Adv.                    Mr.   Pratap Chatterjee, Sr. Adv.                      Mr. Abhradt Mitra, Adv.                      Mr. D. Mandal, Adv.                      Mr. Sanjiv Trivedi, Adv.                      Mr.Sameer Parekh, Adv.                      Mr. E.R. Kumar, Adv.                      Mr.Ankur Chawla, Adv.                                             -3-                        Mr. Minakshi Grover, Adv.                      Ms. Ranjeeta Rohatgi, Adv.                      Ms. Mary Mitgy, Adv.                      Mr.Sumit Goel, Adv.                      Mr.Arjun Garg, Adv.                      Ms. Pallavi Srivastava, Adv.                      Mr. Pawan, Adv.                      Mr. Rukmini Bobde, Adv.                      for M/s P.H. Parekh & Co. SLP(C) Nos.2089/07,   Mr. Ankur Chawla, Adv.2090/07,2091/07       Mr.Ashish Jha, Adv.& 19040/07            Ms. Meenakshi Chatterjee, Adv.                      M/s P.H. Parekh & Co. For respondents inSLP(C) 19040/07       Mr. Anindya Kumar Mitra, Sr. Adv.& for Petitioners     Mr. Abnhrajit Mitra, Sr.Adv.in SLP(C)10176/07     Mr. Pratap Chatterjee, Adv.                      Mr. Indraneel Ghosh, Adv.                      Ms.Sangeeta Mandal, Adv.                      Mr. D. Mandal, Adv.                      Mr. Sanjiv Trivedi, Adv.                      Ms. Jayasree Singh, Adv.                      Ms.Swati Sinha, Adv.                      for M/s Fox Mandal & Co.       UPON hearing counsel the Court made the following                 ORDER                Mr.Harish N.Salve learned senior counsel resumed his argumentsat 10.40 a.m. concluded at 3.30 p.m. Thereafter, Mr. A.K. Mitra, learned seniorcounsel started his arguments and was on his legs when the Court rose for theday.                The matter remained part-heard.            [ Meenu Sethi ] (A.S.Bisht)   [ Pushap Lata Bhardwaj ]             Court Master     Court Master    Court Master

for M/s Fox Mandal & Co.       UPON hearing counsel the Court made the following
ORDER 
Mr.Harish N.Salve learned senior counsel resumed his arguments at
10.40 a.m. concluded at 3.30 p.m. Thereafter, Mr. A.K. Mitra, learned
seniorcounsel started his arguments and was on his legs 
when the Court
rose for the day. 
The matter remained part-heard.   
[ Meenu Sethi ] (A.S.Bisht)   [ Pushap Lata Bhardwaj ]
Court Master     Court Master    Court Master

Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications


Sunday, Jun 26, 2005
Lodha appointed Birla Corp Chairman'

Kohinoor Mandal

Kolkata , June 25

A LITTLE less than a year after the demise of Priyamvada Birla, Mr Rajendra Singh Lodha has been appointed chairman of the Rs 1,360-crore Birla Corporation Ltd, the flagship company of the MP Birla Group.

The development came to light when the company faxed its annual result for the year 2004-05 to Business Line on Friday after the board of directors approved it. On behalf of the company, the results were signed by Mr Lodha, his designation being given as Chairman.

Sources said the board of directors unanimously appointed Mr Lodha as Chairman. Earlier, even when Priyamvada Birla was alive, the results used to be signed by the Managing Director, Mr K.C. Mittal. Several attempts were made to contact Mr Mittal but he was not available.

However, the company did not issue any notice to the BSE or any other stock exchange about this development though such intimation was made on two earlier occasions when there was a change in the company's board of directors.

On April 5, 2005, it was stated that Mr Ajay Saraf, an ICICI nominee, ceased to be a director as the Birla Corporation had paid off a loan. Similarly, on April 8, it was posted that Mr D Bhandari of UTI ceased to be a company director. Both these changes were intimated to the BSE.

Prior to the death of Priyamvada Birla, Mr Lodha was co-chairman of the company. He continued to occupy that position and the board preferred not to elevate him to the Chairman's post.

However, attention was directed towards Mr Lodha's directorship in September last year, when a group of minority shareholders went to the Company Law Board on the issue. In March 2005, the CLB cleared his name of all charges.

Sources said that Mr Lodha could have become the Chairman of the company in April itself but it was delayed because there was no board meeting. The first meeting after the CLB order was held on Friday.

Legal counsel of Mr Lodha and the Birlas appeared to be unaware of this development. Even senior officials of the Birla group were in the dark when told about Mr Lodha's elevation.

Meanwhile, for the year ended March 31, 2005, Birla Corporation registered its highest ever turnover of Rs 1,343 crore. Its profit after tax was Rs 87 crore and a dividend of 15 per cent was declared.

Article E-Mail :: Comment :: Syndication :: Printer Friendly Page

THE M.P. BIRLA GROUP:

SERVING HUMANITY

"From God we receive

and to God we offer"

The M.P. Birla Foundation is the nodal body of the group for its philanthropic and charitable activities covering the fields of education, health care and scientific research, as well as literary, cultural and purely charitable areas.

Educational Activities

· South Point School, Kolkata, West Bengal

· M.P. Birla Foundation Higher Secondary School, Kolkata, West Bengal

· M.P. Birla Shiksha Bhawan, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh

· M.P. Birla Industrial Training Institute, Rewa, Madhya Pradesh

· Birlapur Vidyalaya, West Bengal

· Birla Vikas Vidyalaya, Satna, Madhya Pradesh

· School at Chittorgarh, Rajasthan

· Sarada Kanya Vidyapith, Barrackpore, West Bengal

· M.P. Birla Foundation Veda Sanskrit Pathshala, Bangalore, Karnataka

Medical Activities

· Bombay Hospital, Mumbai, Maharashtra

· Belle Vue Clinic, Kolkata, West Bengal

· M.P. Birla Medical Research Centre at Birlapur, West Bengal and Satna, Madhya Pradesh

· Birla Vikas Hospital, Satna, Madhya Pradesh

· Birlapur Hospital, Birlapur, West Bengal

· Dispensary at Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh

· Hindustan Medical Institution at Barrackpore, West Bengal

Other Philanthropic Activities

· M.P. Birla Planetarium, Kolkata, West Bengal

· Express Dairy, Behala, Kolkata, West Bengal

· Joka Agricultural & Horticultural Society, Joka, West Bengal

· Publication of Books

· M.P. Birla Lecturing Chair in the United Kingdom

Other Charitable Activities

· Renovation of Ancient Temples

· Donation for Charitable purposes

· Mass Marriages

· Rest House for Pilgrims at Joshimath

Educational Activities

1. SOUTH POINT SCHOOL, KOLKATA :
A premier educational institution of Kolkata has about 13,000 students. The School figured in the Guinness Book of World Records between 1984 and 1992 as the largest educational institution in the world. It has excellent results in its public examinations with its students figuring consistently in the merit list of the top 20 in West Bengal.

To encourage academic and extra-academic excellence amongst the student community, the M.P. Birla Foundation has established the M. P. Birla Smarak Kosh (South Point) to award toppers, all-rounders and other talented students of South Point School.

2. M.P. BIRLA FOUNDATION HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, KOLKATA:
A premier school in south Kolkata, it has about 2,700 students. The School lays emphasis on values and principles, skills and knowledge and encourages students to strive for excellence in all their fields of endeavor.

3. M.P. BIRLA SHIKSHA BHAWAN, ALLAHABAD :
With a view to imparting formal education to students from the backward areas, a school was established at Jhusi, near Allahabad. The School has about 400 students from nearby villages and has been acknowledged as a premier education centre in the area.

4. M.P. BIRLA INDUSTRIAL TRAINING INSTITUTE, REWA :
Considering the importance of imparting vocational training courses, Industrial Training Institute at Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, was established. The Institute imparts vocational training courses in Computers, Electronics, Electricals, Mechanics, Tailoring etc.

5. BIRLAPUR VIDYALAYA , BIRLAPUR , WEST BENGAL:
Fairly adequate educational facilities, up to the secondary school level, are provided to meet the requirements of the Group's employees and residents of surrounding areas.

6. SARADA KANYA VIDYAPITH, BARRACKPORE, WEST BENGAL:
Sarada Kanya Vidyapith was set up in association with the Ramakrishna Vivekananda Mission at Barrackpore, and has about 1,000 girls on its rolls. It maintains a free hostel, which houses approximately 160 poor and destitute students of the school.

7. M. P. BIRLA FOUNDATION VEDA SANSKRIT PATHSHALA, BANGALORE:
To fulfill the aspirations of people interested in Vedic studies as well as to promote the Sanskrit language, classes are being conducted at Bangalore under the aegis of the M. P. Birla Foundation. About 200 students are presently undergoing the courses offered by this Centre.

8. BIRLA VIKAS VIDYALAYA, SATNA, MADHYA PRADESH
The management of Satna Cement Works runs a Higher Secondary School, Birla Vikas Vidyalaya, to provide quality education to children of the employees of the Cement Plant and Universal Cables Limited and also for general public living in the vicinity. As the school receives financial aid from Education Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh, medium of instruction is Hindi. The School is headed by Principal with a staff strength of 38 and 1150 students on roll. The school has well equipped Physics, Chemistry, Biology Laboratories, computer facilities and library to supplement the class room activities.

9. SCHOOL AT CHITTORGARH, RAJASTHAN
To provide quality education at Chittorgarh, a secondary school was set up which has now about 750 students.

Medical Activities

1. BOMBAY HOSPITAL, MUMBAI:
One of the largest hospitals in the private sector in India, Bombay Hospital is a landmark for providing medical relief. The Hospital has a capacity of 846 beds, state-of-the-art equipment, a nurses’ training school and a post-graduate teaching institute. Thirty three percent of its beds are reserved for free treatment of the needy. It has super special departments like Cardiology, Cardiac Surgery, Neurology, Neurosurgery, Urology, Nephrology and Orthopedics.

RAMESHWAR DAS BIRLA SMARAK KOSH :
R. D. Birla National Award has been instituted by the Kosh under the aegis of Bombay Hospital to encourage outstanding research in bio-medical science by an Indian working in India.

2. BELLE VUE CLINIC, KOLKATA :
Considered a premier health care institution at Kolkata, Belle Vue Clinic provides the best medical care and conduct medical research. The Clinic houses state-of-the-art equipment. The 130-bed Clinic has, apart from various diagnostic departments, Intensive Cardiac Care and Critical Care sections for cardiac and trauma cases and a Nephrology unit.

3. M. P. Birla Eye Clinic, Kolkata

4. M.P. BIRLA MEDICAL RESEARCH CENTRE:
The M. P. Birla Medical Research Centre has three research laboratories in Kolkata, Birlapur and Satna. All the three laboratories are actively pursuing research work in the field of medical sciences.

5. BIRLA VIKAS HOSPITAL:
Established by the M.P. Birla Foundation in 1991 on a 37 acre area adjacent to the Satna Cement Plant, Birla Vikas Hospital is one of its kind in Vindhya region. With a belief in 'From God we receive and to God we offer', the Birla Vikas Hospital has been serving the needy in almost all specialized fields of medicine at a very nominal cost. A dedicated team of medical experts provides medical care in the following fields using the latest facilities : General Medicine, Cardiology, Nephrology, Neurology, Ophthalmology, ENT, Radiology, Orthopedics, Dental, etc. Under the patronship of Chairman Mrs. Priyamvada Birla, the hospital has grown to be one of the most modern hospitals.

6. BIRLAPUR HOSPITAL, BIRLAPUR:
It has the infrastructure facilities catering to various medical disciplines to meet the requirements of the locality. Specialized advice from experts is also provided.

7. DISPENSARY AT ALLAHABAD:
Looking at the need of medical facilities in the backward and rural area of Jhusi, near Allahabad, a dispensary was set up in 1988 by the Foundation. More than 3,50,000 patients have been benefited so far and the dispensary has become very popular among villagers.

8. HINDUSTAN MEDICAL INSTITUTION AT BARRACKPORE:
The 10 bed hospital was established in 1989 and is managed in association with the Ramakrishna Vivekananda Mission. About 10,000 patients avail of its facilities every year.

Other Philanthropic Activities

1. M.P. BIRLA PLANETARIUM, KOLKATA:
The M.P. Birla Planetarium, set up in July 1962, one of the largest in Asia and has made significant contributions to astronomy, besides opening up the cosmic galaxies to visitors. The Planetarium conducts an M.Phil Degree Course, a Post-Graduate Diploma course and free evening course in astronomy.

2. EXPRESS DAIRY, BEHALA, KOLKATA:
The Express Dairy in Kolkata distributes about 5,000 liters of high quality milk daily. The motivation behind running the dairy is the desire to nurture cows and serve the community at the same time.

3. JOKA AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, JOKA:

Spread on an 85-bigha plot, the Society is engaged since 1987 in research on agricultural and horticultural activities. The Society’s mission includes the popularization of the use of organic fertilizer and ensure ecological balance.

4. PUBLICATION OF BOOKS:
The Research and Publication Unit of the M.P. Birla Foundation embarked on the publication of the series titled "Classics of the East". The Foundation has till date published 12 books, namely:

Hitopadesa, Tiruvalluvar Tirukkural, Mahanama Mahavamsa, Classical Chinese Poetry, Katha Sarit Sagar, Kautilya’s Arthasashtra,

Synthesis of Yoga, Shri Guru Granth Sahib, Rabindranath Tagore - Three Plays, Krishna Charitra, Silappadikaram, Dhammapada.

5. M.P. BIRLA LECTURING CHAIR IN THE UNITED KINGDOM:
The M. P. Birla Foundation instituted the M.P. Birla Lecturing Chair in various British universities.

Other Charitable Activities

1. RENOVATION OF ANCIENT TEMPLES:
M. P. Birla Foundation is taking up the task of renovation and repairs of ancient Indian temples in different parts of the country. A number of temples in South India have been renovated, in association with Shri D. Veerendra Heggade of Dharamsthala.

Temple before Renovation

Temple after Renovation

2.

3. DONATION FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES:
Various charitable trusts, regularly provide contributions, donations and assistance. The M. P. Birla Seminar Hall of the National Institute of Prakrit Studies and Research at Dhavaltirtha, Shravanbelagola (Karnataka), the M. P. Birla Auditorium of Rajasthan Bhavan at Chandigarh, M. P. Birla Outpatients’ Block of the Lions Eye Hospital at Bhadravati and the Community Hall at Shimoga are but a few examples of the charitable activities undertaken.

4. MASS MARRIAGES:
The R.D. Birla Kalyan Nidhi Trust, set up in 1990, provides funds every year for conducting mass marriages at Dharmasthala in Karnataka through Mr. D. Veerendra Heggade, Dharmadhikari. It also contributes and supports the marriage of daughters of other poor and needy persons.

5. REST HOUSE FOR PILGRIMS AT JOSHIMATH :
The Seva Nidhi Trust, provides clean accommodation at subsidised rates to pilgrims going to and coming from the holy shrine of Badrinath - Kedarnath at its Rest House at Joshimath in the Garhwal region of Uttar Pradesh.

6. SC dismisses Birlas' plea, imposes Rs 10 lakh

Font Size -

-A +A

7. Agencies

8. Posted online: Monday , March 31, 2008 at 04:32:57
   Updated: Monday , March 31, 2008 at 04:56:17
9. Print Email To Editor Post Comments
10. 
    
    New Delhi, March 31: The Birla family's bid to protect the Rs 5,000 crore estate of late Priyamvada Birla suffered a set back on Monday with the Supreme Court dismissing three petitions that challenged the Calcutta High Court order which denied them the right to object to her purported 1999 Will.

11. It also dismissed another petition filed by Birlas' challenging Chartered Accountant R S Lodha's right to object to M P Birla and his wife Priyamvada's 1982 Will, through which the couple left their property for charity.

12. However, through a purportedly revised 1999 Will after her husband's death, Priyamvada had bequeathed her Rs 5,000 crore estate to Lodha.

13. A bench headed by Justice S B Sinha, while dismissing the petitions, has imposed cost of Rs 10 lakh (2.5 lakh each) on the petitions filed by the three Birla family members - K K Birla, B K Birla and Yashovardhan Birla.

14. It also directed the Birlas to deposit the money with the West Bengal Legal Services Cell within four weeks. However, the bench while dismissing Lodha's petition

15. upheld the caveatable interest of another Birla family member, G P Birla, executor of the purported July 13, 1982 Will of M P Birla and his wife Priyamvada. Earlier, the High Court had held that G P Birla only had the right to challenge the purported 1999 will as a 'sham and invalid document'.

16. The apex court also allowed Lodha's plea challenging the appointment of Yashovardhan Birla as executor of the Will.

17. Justice Sinha while reading the operative portion of the judgement also directed the High Court to decide the probate pleas expeditiously and hear the Priyamvada 1999 Will first, followed by the 1982 Will of M P Birla.

18. Challenging the High Court's decision, K K Birla, B K Birla and Yashovardhan Birla had submitted that it was not merely the power of the trustees but also their duty to see that the Rs 5,000-crore Priyamvada Birla estate was not being appropriated and was given to three public charities as designated under the mutual Wills executed by M P Birla and Priyamvada in 1982.

19. As trustees and potential beneficiaries under the mutual Wills of 1982, they were duty bound to contest the Will of 1999 and oppose the grant of probate so that they were not being accused of breach of trust, they argued.

20. Lodha, on the other hand, said under the 1982 Will, M P Birla's widow Priyamvada Birla had got the absolute rights in the property, and she had bequeathed the entire estate to Lodha after her death in July 2004 through a Will of 1999.

21. "The three Birla members are opposing the probate because they have got nothing and want to claim interest by contesting the 1999 Will," he said in its petition.

22. Their interests can be carried on by other Birla family member and the executor of the purported July 13, 1982 Will - G P Birla - and others executors who have been given the right by the High Court to challenge the purported 1999 Will," Lodha added.

23. According to the petitions, the three Birla family members in their capacities as relatives of the deceased, had interests coupled with duty to ensure that the wishes of M P Birla (being a Hindu) to attain spiritual well being and atonement of his sins, if any, by bequeathing his property to charity after his demise or his wife's demise were fulfilled.

24. They further added that a Hindu by religion considered charity an essential part of religion, whereby he or she attains spiritual benefit.

Section 507. Criminal intimidation by an anonymous communication

Whoever commits the offence of criminal intimidation by an anonymous communication, or having taken precaution to conceal the name or abode of the person form whom the threat comes, shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to two years, in addition to the punishment provided for the offence by the last preceding section.

Section 511. Punishment for attempting to commit offences punishable with imprisonment for life or other imprisonment Whoever attempts to commit an offence punishable by this Code with 1[imprisonment for life] or imprisonment, or to cause such an offence to be committed, and in such attempts does any act towards the commission of the offence, shall, where no express provision is made by this Code for the punishment of such attempt, be punished with 2[imprisonment of any description provided for the offence, for a term which may extend to one-half of the imprisonment for life or, as the case may be, one-half of the longest term of imprisonment provided for that offence], or with such fine as is provided for the offence, or with both.

Illustrations (a) A makes an attempt to steal some jewels by breaking open a box, and finds after so opening the box, that there is no jewel in it. He has done an act towards the commission of theft, and therefore is guilty under this section. (b) A makes an attempt to pick the pocket of Z by thrusting his hand into Z's pocket. A fails in the attempt in consequence of Z's having nothing in his pocket. A is guilty under this section. 1. Subs. by Act 26 of 1955, s. 117 and Sch., for "transportation for life" (w.e.f. 1-1-1956). 2. Subs. by Act 26 of 1955, sec. 117 and Sch., for certain original words (w.e.f. 1-1-1956).

A HOLDS A KNIFE TOWARDS B'S NECK AND WANTS TO KILL HER,
BUT B DIES OF HEARTFAILURE AS A RESULT OF THE FEAR INDUCED OF
DEATH ;A WILL BE PUNISHABLE IN THIS SECTION AS A WANTED TO KILL
HER IN ANY CASE.
AS IN HINDI-ADHA KAAM ADHA PUNISHMENT



Getting to know G.D. Birla

N. S. Vageesh

The Life And Times Of G. D. Birla By Medha M. Kudaisya Publishers: Oxford University Press Price: Rs 850

It's 20 years since G.D. Birla passed away. Yet for thousands of families in South India,

his name is quite familiar - they have sent their boys and girls to the Birla Institute of

Technology and Science at Pilani for engineering courses.

Whether it was in starting and endowing educational institutions and hostels or in

building temples and supporting other religious causes across the country, or in the

way he bankrolled the freedom movement and the Congress leaders, G.D. Birla stands

in a class of his own as a philanthropist. "The Life and Times of G D Birla" by Medha

M. Kudaisya is a useful in understanding the contributions and impact made by this man.

The book traces the history of the Birlas from their origins in Pilani, their move to

Calcutta and assumption of a prominent role in the Marwari community and their

gradual switch to industry from their trading background, in the first two decades

of the 20th century.

Birla's public career begins with his nomination to the Bengal Legislative Council by

the Governor, who picks him in a bid to strengthen the moderate elements of the

Marwari community, which was facing its own struggles with the extremist and

wing. Around this time, Birla, along with his brothers, forayed into the world of

newspaper publishing by taking over two papers in Calcutta. Birla soon came

under the influence of nationalist leader Madan Mohan Malaviya and then

Mahatma Gandhi. The Birla family also turned to these two, when they faced

ostracism within the community over a social dispute.

Birla's frosty relationship with Nehru (because of his closeness to Sardar Patel)

suffered a little more when he staved off a move to turn the Birla House in Delhi

(where Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated) into a national memorial.

He also suffered considerable indifference at the hands of leaders such as Indira

Gandhi, Morarji Desai among others. When their underlings took pot shots at him,

these leaders didn't call off the hounds. But to his eternal credit, Birla demonstrates

a statesman like quality - in not yielding to the temptation to give a heave-ho to

the Congress at that stage. He continued to offer it both moral and financial support

and hoped to change it from inside, rather than break ranks and strengthen the forces

of the leftists and communists.

Birla rendered yeoman service to this country in his capacity as an unofficial

ambassador to financial institutions such as IMF, World Bank, etc during the 1960s.

His contribution to economic planning through the Bombay plan initiative in mid 1940s

is also noteworthy.

The 1940s and 1960s were difficult years for India in the immediate aftermath

of partition. The Birla Empire managed to grow and became the second largest

industrial group in the country. But it is a bit of irony that the man who had such

clear cut ideas on partition failed to foresee the shape his own empire would take

. The attempts to partition the Birla Empire on the basis of "line of control"

ended up in creating discontent and left him open to charges of favouritism

towards B.K. Birla and grandson Aditya.

If at all this book has one big failing, it would be that it couldn't throw light on

how he actually generated so much money? He is said to have remarked that

his business ran on "auto-pilot" and that he was called in only to make the big

momentous decisions.

How did he get the kind of managerial talent to run so many businesses?

How did he handle his managers? How did he get the time to devote himself

to national causes and still keep his businesses profitable?

Even with the extensive family support system that the Birla family had and

the loyalty of their top brass that they enjoyed, it must have been a mighty task.

But even without these details, there is a considerable amount of insight and

inspiration that a number of fellow industrialists in the current generation can

take from this book.

There is one passage in particular which is a must read for them - a quotation

given in the annexure in the chapter on "The spokesman of Indian big business",

where Birla speaks in the Central Legislative Assembly during a debate in March

1930, after being attacked by a British minister for supporting the increase in excise

duty on kerosene because he was interested in oil imports. Birla says, "

It is quite correct that I have a small interest in the import of kerosene oil, but in

this House, Sir, I represent only one interest... . Sir, it is a mere coincidence that

I happen to have a special interest in all the five things, which it is proposed to tax

in the present finance bill. Sir, I am a small importer of sugar, and as such I do not

like the import duty; and yet, in the national interest, I have supported it. Then Sir

, I carry large stocks of silver, and therefore the silver duty has benefited me

considerably, and yet I have opposed the silver duty. Then again, Sir, the income

tax touches my pocket directly, but I have not said a word against it.

And Sir, the proposal for Imperial Preference is calculated to benefit my own mills

- situated as they are in the up country - more than the Bombay mills, and yet,

in the national interest, I have opposed it. Therefore, Sir, if I have supported

the present proposal, I have done so because I felt that the national interest

demanded that the excise duty and import duty should be equalised".

SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

Case Status PENDING

Status of : Special Leave Petition (Civil) 10571 OF 2007

RAJENDRA SINGH LODHA .Vs. GANGA PRASAD BIRLA & ORS.

Pet. Adv. : M/S P.H. PAREKH & CO. Res. Adv. : M/S. KHAITAN & CO.

Subject Category : PERSONAL LAW MATTERS - MATTERS RELATING TO TESTAMENTARY SUCCESSION

This Case is connected to :Special Leave Petition (Civil) 2089 OF 2007

Listed 0 times earlier Last Listed on : 11/10/2007

Last updated on Nov 13 2007

SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

Case Status PENDING

Status of : Special Leave Petition (Civil) 2089 OF 2007

KRISHNA KUMAR BIRLA .Vs. RAJENDRA SINGH LODHA & ORS.

Pet. Adv. : M/S. KHAITAN & CO. Res. Adv. :M/S P.H. PAREKH & CO.

Subject Category : PERSONAL LAW MATTERS - MATTERS RELATING TO TESTAMENTARY SUCCESSION

Arising From : GA 1429/05 OF HIGH COURT OF CALCUTTA

Listed 3 times earlier Last Listed on : 11/10/2007

Last updated on Nov 13 2007

http://www.bdointernational.com/

ITEM No. 1D          Court No. 5            SECTION XVI

(For Judgment)

        SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

            RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS

 C.A.No.2277/2008 @ SLP(C) No.2089/2007

 Krishna Kumar Birla                   Appellant

                 VERSUS

 Rajendra Singh Lodha & Ors.         Respondents

 With

 C.A.No.2278/2008 SLP(C) No. 2090/2007

 C.A.No.2274/2008 SLP(C) No. 2091/2007

 C.A.No.2276/2008 SLP(C) No. 19040/2007

 C.A.No.2279/2008 SLP(C) No. 10571/2007

 C.A.No.2275/2008 SLP(C) No. 10176/2007

 Date :31.3 .2008 : The matter was called on for judgment today.

 For Appellant(s)/     Mr. Umesh Kumar, Adv. for

 Respondent(s)                  M/s Khaitan & Co.

                                   Ms.Sangeet Mandal, Adv. for

                                   M/s Fox Mandal & Co.

                                   Mr. P.H. Parekh, Adv. for

                                   M/s Parekh & Co.

                    Hon'ble Mr. Justice S.B.Sinha pronounced the

judgment of the Bench comprising

His Lordship and Hon'ble Mr. Justice Harjit Singh Bedi.

                       Leave granted.

                      Civil Appeal arising out of SLP(C) No.10176/2007

filed by RSL challenging

appointment of YB is allowed and all other appeals are dismissed with costs.

                       The appeals in the appeal filed by Birlas should

deposit a sum of RS.2,50,000/-

(Rupees Two lac fifty thousand only) with the Member Secretary of West

Bengal Legal Services Authority.

Such deposit should be made within four weeks from today, failing which

the West Bengal Legal Services

Authority would be entitled to realize the amount by filing application

for execution wherefor costs

would be borne by the appellants herein. Let a copy of this order be

sent by the Registry to Member-

Secretary, West Bengal Legal Services Authority.

                     ( Meenu Sethi )                             

    ( Pushap Lata Bhardwaj)

                      Court Master                              
Court Master

                       Signed reportable judgment is placed on the file

SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

http://www.bdointernational.com/

See full-size image.

www.birlacorporation.com/board/harsh.jpg
112 x 125 - 4k
Image may be scaled down and subject to copyright.

Mr. Harsh V. Lodha (Director)

Mr Harsh V Lodha is an eminent Chartered Accountant and Partner of Lodha & Co., Chartered Accountants, a member firm of BDO International, the fifth largest accounting and consulting firm in the world. He is on the Boards of several reputed companies and has served on the Executive Committee of FICCI, and as Chairman of its Corporate Laws & Governance Committee and Co-Chairman of its Young Leaders Forum. Mr Lodha has been actively involved in significant in the areas of takeovers and mergers/reconstructions and rehabilitations, international and domestic financing, project structuring, capital mobilization, joint ventures and collaborations. Background The BDO story begins in 1963. Accounting firms from the UK, Netherlands, Germany, US and Canada saw the opportunity to combine and thus expand their knowledge base and relative strength. The resulting Binder Seidman International Group worked together as a network of firms until 1973, when the common name of Binder Dijker Otte & Co was adopted. In 1988, a world wide structure was formed and to ensure that local strength retained its prevalence as one of the network’s underlying goals, the acronym of BDO was agreed upon, placed before each local Member Firm’s name. At the same time, a logo and corporate identity was created that promoted consistency throughout the network. Since then, the BDO network has undergone a transformation that now sees it as the world’s fifth largest accounting network, with more than 620 offices in over 110 countries. A combined workforce of almost 32,000 people continues to promote and extend the values and objectives foreseen from the outset. BDO is known for client rapport and partner accessibility, for extensive local knowledge combined with a global outlook, and for partners and staff who are challenging, ethical and practical in their approach and advice to clients. The organisation’s growth has continued year on year and the international network continues to serve BDO and its clients well in changing economic and market conditions. BDO has weathered the accountancy scandals around the world and embraced the new regime of Sarbanes-Oxley. BDO Member Firms use a best practice approach to methodology and international collaboration and this, along with an unchallenged knowledge and understanding at a local level, makes them able to do this in a manner which preserves both our reputation and our transparency to the market. Auditors, accountants and advisers are operating in a world of five dimensions: Clients - and prospective clients –the principal stakeholders The regulators – professional services firms have to follow regulations because of their public responsibility, and BDO’s presence at many a forum, conference and meeting means that the regulators know BDO. BDO has the most PCAOB registered firms in the world outside the 'big 4', and the number of listed clients in the major economies is continues to grow The standard setters - global businesses require consistent services for which the standards must be set internationally. By virtue of consistent reactions to exposure drafts and other published materials, the IASB and FASB are well aware of BDO’s input in this area The users - investors, audit committees, the institutions, journalists, opinion formers, employees actual and potential – all are aware that BDO provides a distinctively different option - and for them, having an increased choice of auditors is critical The competitors – know BDO well: they are consistently confronted with views and opinions in international forums and conferences. BDO participates in the GPPC over public policy issues and, together with the 'big 4' and Grant Thornton, drafted the vision report on financial reporting that was published in Paris in November 2006, as well as the IFRS awareness paper in December 2007.

http://www.birlacorporation.com/charity.html

www.helenakaushik.org/January2002.htm

See full-size image. dqindia.ciol.com/2004/images/bits01_may312k4.jpg 300 x 187 - 19k Image may be scaled down and subject to copyright.

dqindia.ciol.com/.../schools/2004/104052502.asp

BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE, PILANI: Easy Does It Besides academic rigor, and strong industry interface, bits’ advantage comes from the philosophy to keep things functional and simple Tuesday, May 25, 2004 BITS came into being with the merger of Birla College of Arts, Birla College of Engineering and the Birla College of Science, Commerce and Engineering in 1964. In its early years BITS had collaborated with Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and it is by the virtue of this collaboration that BITS still retains that flavor of the American education system. BITS Pilani, unlike other institutions, does not conduct an entrance examination but offers admission on the marks obtained in the 10+2 examination. The marks obtained are normalized and the merit list then created. "This does not put extra burden on the applicants to prepare for an entrance and it has worked well for us for the last 30 years," says Dr LK Maheshwari, director, BITS Pilani. Practice School Apart from the academic rigor, BITS Pilani places an unmatched emphasis on live projects. Every student has to spend two months after the second and the entire seventh or the eighth semester in an organization working on a live project. A faculty member is also deputed to guide and work on the project onsite. The list of companies or Practice Schools, as they are known as in campus lingo, is long and includes companies like Cognizant,, Honeywell, HP Labs, i-flex, Motorola, Intel, Sun and Wipro. "The projects are allocated to students on merit and other considerations that are specified from to time," says Prof. VS Rao, deputy director and dean (Practice School division). Strong Industry Interface Apart from the Practice Schools, the faculty and students of BITS Pilani work with the industry on a number of research projects of mutual importance. For instance, BITS houses the IBM Laboratory for Visual Programming Technologies as a wind of its Center for Software Development. The IPv6@BITS project received a lot of interest and acclaim, and made BITS the first connected IPv6 internetwork of India. BITS Pilani now has eleven international IPv6 tunnels running to Canada, Singapore, Korea and China. Industry Interface Practice School: Students spend two months after their fourth semester and their last or their penultimate semester of five and a half months training on a live project BITS works on collaborative research projects with IBM, Motorola, Intel among others The institute has also upgraded the facilities of its VLSI design lab. It also has the Cisco BITS Advanced Networking lab for research in the areas of VPN and video-on-demand. Philosophical Matters Barring the technology at BITS, everything else at the sprawling campus reflects the philosophy of the institute, which is to keep things functional and simple. Whether it is the furniture or the design of the campus. For instance the administration block built in 1948 is still big enough to allow smooth functioning of the institute even though it has grown five-fold since then. Birla Institute of Technology and Science Add: Vidya Vihar, Pilani 333 031, Rajasthan Tel: +91-1596-242192 Fax:+91-1596-244183 Web: www.bits-pilani.ac.in Year of establishment: 1964 Director: Dr LK Maheshwari The technology, however, is state-of-the-art, including BITS Connect, their network which was funded totally by BITS alumni. The institute ensures that the students get a hang of the latest. Students can opt for technology-specific certifications but only in the evening. BITSians therefore have no problem during placement time. Infosys alone picked up as many as 200 students from campus last year and the average salary for a BTech graduate was Rs 2.75 lakh per annum and while the highest went up to Rs 11 lakh per annum.

---

Posted by MAMTA DHODY at 1:31 AM