Captain C M Randhir elected as President of MIDC Industries Association

Capt C. M. Randhir and C. G. Shegaonkar were unanimously elected as President and Secretary respectively of MIDC Industries Association (MIA), Hingna. G. L. Neema was elected as Treasurer. The other Office Bearers are Mayank Shukla as Immediate Past President, Amit Pacheriwala and Chandrashekhar Bendre, Vice Presidents, K. K. Daga and Sameer Khosla, joint Secretaries. Chander Khosla, D. N. Gupta, N. N. Gupta, S. M. Patwardhan, Ganeshlal Jaiswal, Sachin Jain, and Arun Lanjewar as Executive Committee Members. The election of the new committee was conducted on Sunday at the AGM.

Earlier in the annual general meeting of the association, Capt. C. M. Randhir Secretary read out the activity report of the association, and financial statement for F. Y. 2013-14 was presented by Treasurer Shri Chandrashekhar Bendre was approved by the MIA House unanimously.

Subsequently the Election Committee comprised of Immediate Past President Shri D. N. Gupta as Chairman, Past President Shri Chander Khosla and member Shri S. S. Baranga, presented their report and announced that the Executive Committee comprising of eleven members who were unanimously elected. The team elected the office bearers for the term of 2014-15 & 2015-16.

Capt. Randhir has been a very senior MIA member having unit Paramount Electroplaters & Industries which deals in manufacturing of aluminum windows with German Technology. He is a retired army officer, a graduate in English Literature & Economics and served the association as Treasurer and Secretary in the past.

Shri C. G. Shegaonkar, a graduate in Mechanical Engineering has a unit Shegaonkar Associates & Consultant. He too is a very senior member of MIA. Shri G. L. Neema is a very seasoned and senior member of MIA executive and in charge of MIA Test Lab.

The newly elected team of MIDC Industries Association thanked the members for electing them unanimously and reposing faith in their leadership.

They said that the team would take up the burning issues of the industrial units in the MIDC Hingna Industrial Estate with the respective departments of State as well as Central governments. In MIDC Hingna Industrial Area, there are more than 1000 industries.