Narinder Gupta
Improving the Quality of Rations Supplied to Army Personnel
The most crucial aspect is inspection of the ration offered by a contractor under the contract and acceptance of the same by the contract operating officer with due care and with reference to quantity as well as quality.
Project Management in Border Roads Organisation and related Management Concerns
Chairperson: Shri Amiya Kumar Ghosh
Discussants: Shri T P Velayudhan and Shri K K Y Mahinderkar
Dynamics of Rules and Regulations in Defence
During application of prescribed procedures, many contradictions and ambiguities crop up, resulting in delays in decision making and, in some cases, to even faulty decisions.
Building Road Infrastructure along the Line of Actual Control: Hurdles and Constraints
Though the target date for completing the 73 envisaged roads is 2012, only nine have so far been completed.
Defence Budgetary Allocation 2010-11: Adequacy vs. Usage
Adequacy or inadequacy of defence allocation largely lies in the manner it is spent keeping in view the defence requirements for meeting operational and strategic goals and to have the needed defence preparedness to deal with threats.
Avoiding Time and Cost Overruns in the Construction of Rohtang Tunnel
The BRO could consider constituting a high level monitoring committee both at headquarters and on site to co-ordinate with the contractor, the consultant and other agencies to sort out issues that may have the potential to cause delay.
Will Indian Defence Private Sector Deliver with Recent Policy Changes?
With the growth of the public sector in Defence Production a large number of industrial units in the Private Sector has also grown with varied scales of operation in areas like outsourcing of raw materials, components, sub-systems, assemblies and sub-assemblies.
