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1 DAE All India Official Language Conference DAE All India Official Language Conference is being organized jointly by Institute of Physics (IOP) and National Institute of Science Education and Research (NISER), Bhubaneswar on November 2 nd & 3 rd About Bhubaneswar: Bhubaneswar is the capital of the Indian state of Orissa, known as the City of Temples. The history of the city stretches back over 2000 years, the area first appears as the ancient capital of Kalinga. Bhubaneshwar, the 'city of temples', named after Tribhuvaneswar, 'Lord of Three Worlds', still preserves over 500 of India's finest temples, around which the religious life of the city revolves. Mythological references and the epigraphic sources describe the area as Ekamra Kshetra and Saiva Pitha. In 1936, the Odisha (Orissa) became a separate province with Cuttack as its Capital, which was eventually changed to Bhubaneswar in Together with Puri and Konark, Bhubaneswar forms the 'golden triangle', one of the most visited destinations in East India, for its proud possession of magnificent sculp-ture and majestic architectural heritage Weather: Bhubaneswar is situated between 21 15' North Latitude 85 15' Longitude and at an altitude of 45 meters above sea level. Geographically, Bhubaneswar is situated in the eastern coastal plains of Orissa and south-west of the Mahanadi River. The city is subdivided into a number of townships and housings. The city has a tropical climate, specifically a tropical savanna climate. The average temperatures range between a minimum of around 12 C (54 F) in the winter to a maximum of 45 C (113 F) in summer. Sudden afternoon thunderstorms are common in April and May. The south-west monsoons appear in June. The average annual rainfall is 154 cm, most of which is recorded between June and October. Culture: Bhubaneswar at one point in time is supposed to have had over a thousand temples. Although a large number of temples have given way for urban infrastructure, Bhubaneswar still abounds in temples of various deities. This has earned it the tag of the Temple City. The most famous ones are Lingaraj Temple, Lakshmanesvara group of temples, Parasuramesvara Temple, Svarnajalesvra Temple, Muktesvara Temple, Rajarani Temple, Vaital Temple, Brhamesvara temple, Meghesvara temple, Vaskaresvara Temple, Ananta Vasudeva Temple, Sari Temple, Kapilesvara Temple, Markandesvara temple, Yamesvara temple, Chitrakarini temple, Sisiresvara Temple.Apart from the ancient temples few other important temples were built in recent times that includes Ram Mandir, Maa Kanakdurga Pitha, ISKON etc. The Lingaraj Temple towers above the cityscape and is visible from far. Careful conservation has helped save many of these symbols of Oriya culture.

2 There has been a recent awareness towards preserving the ethos of Oriya culture in the form of Classical Odissi dance, handicrafts, sand artistry, sculpturing as well as theatre and music. Boundary walls and gardens are increasingly being redone to depict the folk art of the region. The Ekamra Haat is the popular hand-loom and handicrafts market that was constructed recently to popularise them. Similarly SRJAN, the Odissi dance academy founded by Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra the legendary Odissi dancer is located here. The Rabindra Mandap in central Bhubaneswar plays host to a number of cultural engagements and it also has a modern amphitheatre to host theatre and private functions. At Ratnagiri, Lalitgiri and Udaygiri (on the way to Paradip) Buddhist sites of great historical significance have been excavated. The site at Ratnagiri is the most extensive and the carvings and sculpture are highly regarded for their proficiency and artistic merit. Transport Rail The East Coast Railway has its headquarters in Bhubaneswar. Bhubaneswar Railway Station(BBS) is one of the main stations in India. It is located in the city center and is connected to major cities of the country such as New Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore, Kochi, Jamshedpur, Raipur, Ranchi, Guwahati, Siliguri, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Lucknow, Thiruvananthapuram, Jodhpur, Bokaro etc. by daily express and passenger trains. Bhubaneswar is also one of the major Indian cities to get a world-class railway station soon.it has five railway stations within its city limits, namely (from North to South) Patia Halt, Mancheswar, Vani Vihar, Bhubaneswar station( near Master canteen) and Lingaraj Temple Road. Train Timings at Bhubaneswar Train No Name of Train Time at BBSR Time at BBSR Days of service at BBSR 2507 Ernakulam Guwahati Th 2508 Guwahati Ernakulam Sa 2509 Guwahati Bangalore F, SA, SU 2510 Bangalore Guwahati M, TU, W 2515 Guwahati Trivandrum TU 2516 Trivandrum Guwahati TH

3 2513 Guwahati Secundrabad M 2514 Secundrabad Guwahati F 2891 Bhubaneswar Baripada W, F, SA 2892 Baripada Bhubaneswar M, TH, SA 2815 Puri New Delhi Nilachal Exp. Via- Adra M, W, TH, SA 2816 New Delhi Puri Nilachal Exp. Via- Adra TU, TH, F, SU 2821 Howra Bhubaneswar Dhauli Exp Daily 2822 Bhubaneswar Howra Dhauli Exp Daily 2819 Bhubaneswar New Delhi Sampark Kranti Exp W, SU 2820 New Delhi Bhubaneswar Sampark Kranti Exp W, SA 2703 Howrah Secundrabad (Falaknuma Exp.) Daily 2704 Secundrabad Howrah (Falaknuma Exp.) Daily 2875 Puri New Delhi Nilachal Exp. Via- Tata TU, F, SU 2876 New Delhi Puri Nilachal Exp. Via Tata M, W, SA

4 2421 BBSR New Delhi Rajdhani Exp, Via Adra W, SA 2422 New Delhi BBSR Rajdhani Exp. Via Adra TUE, SAT 2443 BBSR New Delhi Rajdhani Exp. Via Tata M, F 2444 New Delhi BBSR Rajdhani Exp. Via Tata Thu, Sun 8645 Howrah Hyderabad East Cost Exp Daily 8646 Hyderabad Howrah East Cost Exp Daily 2073 Howrah BBSR Janasatabdi Exp Exp. Sunday 2074 BBSR Howrah Janasatabdi Exp Exp. Sunday 2841 Howrah Chennai Coromondal Exp Daily 2842 Chennai Howrah Coromondal Exp Daily 5629 Chennai Guwahati Exp TU 5630 Guwahati Chennai Exp TH 5929 Chennai Dibrugarh Exp F 5930 Dibrugarh Chennai Exp TH

5 2663 Howrah Tiruchirapalli Exp TH, SU 2664 Tiruchirapalli Howrah Exp W, SA 2665 Howrah Kanyakumari Exp M 2666 Kanyakumari Howrah Exp SU 8449 Puri Patna Baidyanathdham Exp M 8450 Patna Puri Baidyanathdham Exp TH 5639 Puri Gowahati SA 5640 Gowhati Puri TH 8409 Howrah Puri Jagannath Exp Daily 8410 Puri Howrah Jagannath Exp Daily 2863 Howrah Yeshvantpur Daily 2864 Yeshvantpur- Howrah Daily 2801 Puri New Delhi Purrussottam Exp Daily 2802 New Delhi Puri Purrussottam Exp Daily

6 Air Biju Patnaik Airport also known as Bhubaneswar Airport is currently the only major domestic airport in Orissa. It is situated 3 km south of the city. There are regular flights to many destinations across India from this airport like New Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai, Bangalore, Raipur, Goa, Srinagar, Chennai, Bagdogra & Port Blair. It has been learnt from the recent visit of the Honourable Union Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel that the Biju Patnaik, alias Bhubaneswar Airport would soon be upgraded to an international one, with all the benefits of an international airport, heightening the glory of the state and the country. FLIGHT TIMINGS ORIGIN DESTINATION CARRIER DAYS FLIGHT NO. DEP.TIME ARR.TIME BHUBANESWAR DELHI IC DAILY IC :30 16:30 BHUBANESWAR DELHI S2 DAILY S :50 12:50 BHUBANESWAR DELHI DN DAILY DN :00 13:00 BHUBANESWAR DELHI IT DAILY IT :00 19:20 BHUBANESWAR MUMBAI IC DAILY IC :15 16:15 BHUBANESWAR CHENNAI IC DAILY IC :55 17:50 BHUBANESWAR KOLKATA IC DAILY IC :55 13:50 BHUBANESWAR KOLKATA S2 DAILY S :00 13:55 BHUBANESWAR KOLKATA DN DAILY DN 552 7:55 9:10 BHUBANESWAR KOLKATA DN DAILY DN :30 19:50 BHUBANESWAR HYDERABAD S2 DAILY S :50 17:25 BHUBANESWAR HYDERABAD IT DAILY IT :00 16:25 BHUBANESWAR BANGALORE IC DAILY IC :55 19:15 HYDERABAD BHUBANESWAR S2 DAILY S :50 12:25 HYDERABAD BHUBANESWAR IT DAILY IT :10 13:45 DELHI BHUBANESWAR IC DAILY IC :45 13:45 DELHI BHUBANESWAR S2 DAILY S :15 10:15 DELHI BHUBANESWAR DN DAILY DN 735 7:30 10:35 DELHI BHUBANESWAR IT DAILY IT 802 9:20 13:35 MUMBAI BHUBANESWAR IC DAILY IC :25 13:35

7 RAIPUR BHUBANESWAR IC DAILY IC :35 13:35 CHENNAI BHUBANESWAR IC DAILY IC :30 12:25 BANGALORE BHUBANESWAR IC DAILY IC :30 12:25 KOLKATA BHUBANESWAR IC DAILY IC :30 15:25 KOLKATA BHUBANESWAR S2 DAILY S :25 15:20 KOLKATA BHUBANESWAR DN DAILY DN 551 6:20 7:35 KOLKATA BHUBANESWAR DN DAILY DN :55 18:10 IC - Indian, IT - Kingfisher, DN- Deccan, S2- Sahara

8 How to Reach Institute of Physics (IOP) and National Institute of Science Education and Research (NISER), Bhubaneswar.

9 Currently, NISER and Institute of Physics (IOP) campus are located near Doordarshan Centre and Sainik School. The nearest landmark is Apollo Hospital. The driver's of auto-rickshaws and taxis know it as 'Physics' rather than 'Institute of Physics'. Via Air route: From Biju Pattanaik airport one can hire a taxi or auto-rickshaw to get IOP campus. There is a prepaid taxi counter at the Bhubaneswar Airport (normal fare is approximately Rs. 300) while an auto rickshaw may charge Rs 150. Via Train: From the Railway Station one can hire an auto-rickshaw (or taxi) to reach the Institute. The normal fare is approximately Rs. 100/- (or 150/-). Town Bus Facility: Various town buses are also plying from Railway Station and Air Port to reach at IOP and NISER Campus through Acharya Vihar Square by payment of a nominal fare of Rs.10 to Rs.15. To Reach at Hotel Suryansh: The nearest landmark is kalinga Hospital Square, infront of Institute of Life Sciences, Bhubaneswar. To Reach at Hotel Ginger: The nearest landmark is Hotel Swosti Premium, NALCO Corporate Office and Hotel Trident Hilton on the Chandrasekharpur Main Road. Healths help during the Conference: All the participants are requested to contact Dr. Jagannath Mohapatra at Institute of Physics Dispensary, in case of any medical emergency in his contact no , Mob. No

10 ACCOMODATION DAE ALL INDIA OFFICIAL LANGUAGE CONFERENCE HOTEL DETAILS OF PARTICIPANTS SURYANSH HOTEL Sl. No Name of participant Designation Name of the Unit Room No Date of Date of Deparature Depareture Remarks 1 Station Director (Family) NPCLIL, Tarapur Suit 2 Shri H. C. Soni (Family) Director, Store & Purchase DPS, Mumbai King size bed 3 Shri N. S. Gavane Director DCSEM, Mumbai King size bed Shri S.K Malahotra Head, PAD DAE, Mumbai King size bed 4 Dr. Akhilesh K. Arora Outstanding Scientist IGCAR, Kalpakkam King size bed 5 Kr. Sadhana Hemrajani Dy Director DAE, Mumbai 6 Shri Basbaraj Swami Establishment Officer TIFR 7 Shri Gajanan Pandey DD (OL) NFC, Hyderabad 8 Shri Jayanarayan Soni Dy. Director RRCAT 9 Shri K. Biswanath General Manager HWP, Talcher 10 Shri Mahabir Sharma NPCIL, Rajasthan 11 Shri Narasingh Ram Dy. Director IGCAR, Kalpakkam 12 Shri S. B. Bose HWP, Talcher 13 Shri Suryakant Manager NPCIL, Karnataka 14 Shri V. Govindan Kutti Under Secretary DAE, Mumbai 15 Smt. Anuradha Dodke Dy. Director (BRIT) BRIT 16 Smt. Bharti Sant Dy. Director DPS, Mumbai 17 Dr. Rashmi Varshney AD (OL) DAE, Mumbai 18 Shri M. Satish Kumar Assit. Director NFC, Hyderabad

11 19 Shri B. B. Devkar Manager (Hindi) IREL 20 Shri D. Da Meshram Hindi Officer MAPS, Kalpakam 21 Shri Dinesh Kumar Hindi Officer NPCIL, TAPS Shri H.C Tiwari + Family AD (OL) Barc, Maysore 23 Shri Jagannath Gupta Hindi Officer NPCIL, Rajasthan 24 Shri Manoj Sharma HWP, Kota 25 Shri P.K Balakrishnan + 2 TIFR (Officer) 26 Shri Surendra Kumar Telenge Hindi Officer NPCL, Norora (Family) Smt. A. Ramadevi Administrative Officer NFC, Hyderabad 28 Smt. Amrit Malhotra PGT AEES, Mumbai 29 Smt. Priya Gunjal Assit. Director BARC 30 Shri Syed Masum Raza Asst. Director HWP, AP 31 Shri Bhaskaranand Jha Asst. Director VECC 32 Kr. Sadhana Hemrajani Dy Director DAE, Mumbai 33 Shri Tikam Singh Manager NPCIL, Kakrapar 34 Officer 35 Officer

12 DAE ALL INDIA OFFICIAL LANGUAGE CONFERENCE HOTEL DETAILS OF PARTICIPANTS GINGER HOTEL Sl. No Name of participant Designation Name of the Unit Room No Date of 1 Shri Arun Kumar Administrative Officer-II HWP, Talcher Date of Deparature Depareture Remarks 2 Shri D. Dhanasekharan MAPS, Kalpakam 3 Shri Pradeep Agrawal DAE, Mumbai 4 Shri Rajnish Prakash HWB 5 Shri Rishi Bhardwaj NPCIL, TAPS Dr. K. K. Mishra Reader F TIFR 7 Shri J. P Gupta Section Director NPCIL, Karnataka 8 Shri A. Ramakrishna AERB, Mumbai 9 Additional Director AMD, Hyderabad 10 Shri B. K Jena CAO RRCAT 11 Shri K. Gopalkrishanan APO DAE, Mumbai 12 Shri K. Padmanavan Chief Administrative GSO, Kalpakam Officer 13 Sri Mahasen Gandle Chief Administrative BRIT Officer 14 Shri Mahendra Singh Add. General Manger NPCIL, Karnataka 15 Shri Naresh Chandra Gupta ES-E Institute of Plasma Research, Gandhinagar 16 Shri Pranab Kumar Banerjee Dy. Chief Executive NFC, Hyderabad 17 Shri S. Krishan Chief Administrative AERB, Mumbai Officer 18 Shri B. M Thomas Chief Administrative HWB Officer 19 CA & AC AMD, Hyderabad 20 Shri A. K. B Nayar Chief Administrative BARC Officer 21 Shri Prabin Kumar Chopra Joint Director BARC 22 Shri A.S. Laxman Rao Chief Administrative HWP, AP Officer 23 Shri V. V. Mallikarjun Rao Registrar SINP 24 Smt. Sima Bhattacharee Administrative Office SINP

13 PRASAR BHARATI HOSTEL DAE ALL INDIA OFFICIAL LANGUAGE CONFERENCE HOTEL DETAILS OF PARTICIPANTS Sl. No Name of participant Designation Name of the Unit Room No Date of Date of Deparature Depareture Remarks 1 Shri Shubham S. Rathore Joint Dy. Director DAE, Mumbai 2 Shri Shekhar Chauhan APO AERB, Mumbai 3 Shri Kamber Singh Chauhan Jr. Hindi Translator AERB, Mumbai 4 Smt Bina Bendre DAE, Mumbai 5 Shri Dinesh Hagde HWB 6 Smt. Laxmi Hatti HWB 7 Shri Retesh Ranjan Jr. Hindi Translator AMD, Silong 8 Shri H. C. Satish Kumar OIC HWP, Talcher 9 Shri Dhanesh Ra. Parmar Jr. Hindi Translator HWP, Talcher 10 Shri Piyush Sakaria (Family + 8) Assistant RRCAT 11 Shri Suryakant Patra Dy. General Manager IREL Not requested 12 Shri A. B. Anjaneyulu Dy. Manager IREL Not requested 13 Smt. M. S.R Bidyarsri Jr. Hindi Translator GSO, Kalpakam 14 Shri Bimlesh Ku. Tripathy Sr. Hindi Translation SINP 15 DD (OL) AMD, Hyderabad 16 JHT AMD, Hyderabad

14 DAE ALL INDIA OFFICIAL LANGUAGE CONFERENCE HOTEL DETAILS OF PARTICIPANTS IOP GUEST HOUSE Sl. No Name of participant Designation Name of the Unit Room No Date of Date of Deparature Depareture Remarks 1 Shri Ram Prakash Biswakarma Dy. Director BARC 2 Shri Achaleswar Singh Dy. Director HWB 3 Shri K. N. Padey Joint Director DAE, Mumbai 4 Shri V.V Kulkarni AD (OL) DAE, Mumbai 5 Smt. Nilam Gava DD (OL) DAE, Delhi 6 Shri Mithilesh Sharma EX-JD (OL) DAE, Delhi IN CASE OF EMERGENCY PLEASE CONTACT SRI BHAGABAN BEHERA (INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS) MOBILE NUMBER:

Bhubaneswar Last Updated Friday, 19 November :10

Bhubaneswar Last Updated Friday, 19 November :10 Bhubaneswar The word Bhubaneswar means the Lord of the Universe Bhubaneswar replaced Cuttack as the political capital of the state of Orissa in 1948, a year after India gained its independence from British