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REGISTERED NO. D. (D)-72

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 36] NEW DELHI, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1976/MAGHA 20, 1897

Separate paying is given to this Part in order that it may be filed

as a separate compilation

MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY AND CIVIL SUPPLIES

(Department of Industrial Development)

RESOLUTION New Delhi, the 9th February 1976

No. 7(l)/75-Paper.—The Government have decided to constitute a panel for the print- ing indnstry with the following composition, for a period of one year from the date of this Resolution.

Chairman

Shri R. M. Cama, C/o Bombay Samachar Pvt. Ltd.. Syed Abdullah Brelvi Road., Bombay-1.

Members

1. Shri Kasturirangan, Managing Editor, The Hindu, Madras,

2. President, All India Federation of Master Printers, New Delhi-49. 3. Shri S. M. Jambholkar, Director of Printing, Ministry of Works and Housing, Nirman Bhavan. New Delhi-11.

4. Managing Editor, Thomson Press (India) Pvt. Ltd., Delhi-Mathura Road, Farida- bad, Haryana.

5. Managing Director, Sivakasi Coronation Lithe Works, Dharam Vilas Building, Sivakasi, Tamil Nadu.

6. Managing Editor, Tata Press, Bombay.

7. Shri Kohli, Managing Director, Printers House (Pvt) Lid., 10, Scindia House, New Delhi-1.

8. Shri Pattabhiraman, Joint Technical Manager, Hindusthan Machine Tools, Ltd., Kalamasserl, Kerala,

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9. Director, Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Ministry of Informatiou and Broadcasting, New Delhi.

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10. A. B. Malik, Development Officer, Industrial Machinery Directorate, D.O.T.D., New Delhi. j

11. Managing Editor, The Statesman, Calcutta.

12. Mrs. N. V. Wadia, President, Advertising Agencies Association of India, Bombay.

13. Shri Sailen Guha Roy, Managing Director, Saraswati Preas, Calcutta.

Member Secretary

Shri Y. A. Rao, Under Secretary, Ministry of Industry and Civil Supplies (Depart- ment of Industrial Development), New Delhi.

2. The functions of the Panel will be as under:—

(a) To make an assessment of; the present stage of development of the printing industry and to consider measures necessary for further growth of the indus- try on modern lines;

(b) To assess the requirements of the printing industry in respect of plant and machinery/spares, printing inks, papers and other materials, and to recom- mend measures for organised development of the related industries to meet the requirement of printing industry;

(c) To examine the present norms of consumption and efficiency and to suggest measures for reducing wastage and for obtaining higher efficiency in the operations of the printing industry.

(d) To recommend measures for improvements in the lay-out and quality of printing, for achieving the requisite standards in respect of styling and designs, with a view to make the¹ printed material attractive and aesthetically appealing, particularly in respect of publicity, advertising, and mass com- munication material, literature for children, export promotion literature and other similar special types of printed material.

(e) To examine the needs of the printing industry in terms of various types of specialised and skilled manpower and to recommend measures for strengthen- ing the training facilities;

(f) To advise on any other matter relating to the Industry, which may be referred to the Panel by the Central Government.

D. K. SAXENA, Jt. Secy.

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