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FINAL REPORT

National Agricultural Innovation Project

(Indian Council of Agricultural Research)

Zonal Technology Management and Business Planning & Development Unit at CIRCOT, Mumbai

Central Institute for Research on Cotton Technology (CIRCOT)

Adenwala Road, Matunga, Mumbai – 400019

www.circot.res.in/www.bpdcircot.com

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FINAL REPORT

National Agricultural Innovation Project

(Indian Council of Agricultural Research)

Zonal Technology Management and

Business Planning & Development Unit

at CIRCOT, Mumbai

Central Institute for Research on Cotton Technology (CIRCOT),

Adenwala Road, Matunga, Mumbai – 400019

2014

ZTM & BPD unit-CIRCOT, Mumbai

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Printed on : June, 2014

Component : 1

Copyright : © Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), New Delhi.

All rights reserved. Reproduction of material in this report for educational or other

non-commercial purposes is permitted provided the source is fully acknowledged.

Disclaimer : The information presented herein is contribution of the consortia.

Published by : Dr. S. K. Chattopadhyay, Director, Central Institute for Research on Cotton

Technology (CIRCOT) , Adenwala Road, Matunga, Mumbai

Phone: +91 22 24127273 Fax: +91 22 24130835

E-mail: [email protected]

Edited by : Dr. S. K. Chattopadhyay, Director, Central Institute for Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai, India

Compiled by : Er. Ashok Kumar Bharimalla, Senior Scientist & CPI, ZTM & BPD,

CIRCOT, Mumbai

Shri. R. M. Gurjar, Principal Scientist & Incharge Head , CBPD, CoPI,

ZTM & BPD,CIRCOT, Mumbai

Dr. A.S.M. Raja, Senior Scientist & Co PI, ZTM & BPD, CIROT, Mumbai

Dr. N. Vigneshwaran, Senior Scientist & Co PI, ZTM & BPD, CIRCOT,

Mumbai

Shri. B. R. Pawar, ACTO & Co PI, ZTM & BPD, CIRCOT, Mumbai

Mr. Anurag Arun Athavale, Business Manager, ZTM & BPD,CIRCOT,

Mumbai Hindi

translation

: Mrs. Sudha Tiwari, Technical Officer, CBPD, CIRCOT, Mumbai

Mr. S. Banerjee, ACTO, QEID, CIRCOT, Mumbai

Mrs. Vinaya R. Naik, Stenographer, QEID, CIRCOT, Mumbai

Cover page

photograph

: ZTM & BPD Unit-CIRCOT receiving the Best performing NAIP Business

Planning and Development (BPD) unit award for overall performance and for

maximum license per technology (Technology commercialization award) at the

hands of Dr. K. Kasturirangan, Member, Planning Commission, (18th

-19th

July,

2013) at Agri-Tech Investors Meet 2013, Indian Council of Agriculture Research,

New Delhi

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CONTENTS

Page No.

Foreword 1

Preface 2

3

Executive Summary/ Key words 5

Part-I: General Information of Sub-project 8

Part-II: Technical Details

1. Introduction 10

2. Overall Sub-project Objectives 12

3. Baseline Analysis 12

4. Patents (Filed/Granted) 15

5. Media Products Developed/Disseminated 24

6. Meetings/Seminars/Trainings/Kisan Mela, etc. organized 27

7. Participation in Conference/ Meetings/Trainings/ Radio

talks, etc.

33

8. Foreign Trainings/Visits 36

9. Technology Commercialisation 38

10. Performance Indicators 44

11. Employment Generation 44

12. Assets Generated 44

13. Revenue Generated 47

14. Awards and Recognitions 49

15. Possible Future Line of Work and sustainability 50

16. Personnel 52

17. Governance, Management, Implementation and

Coordination

53

Part-III: Budget and its Utilization 54

Part-IV: Declaration 56


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Foreword

CIRCOT has stepped into its 90th year in 2013 with rejuvenated aim and purpose. CIRCOT, a bridge

between the farmer and the industry has been continually evolving, redefining and serving its purpose as a

major research centre in the agriculture sector, specifically in cotton/textile technology. ‘Innovation’ in R

& D has been the key to sustain CIRCOT’s viability and credibility through these years. Innovation,

through which improved knowledge is applied to economic processes, makes a great contribution in the

growth and development of a country’s economy and sustains its competitiveness in the global

marketplace. The innovation has received a fillip in India, with the government declaring the period

2011-2020 as the ‘Decade of Innovations’.

Innovation leads to the creative application of knowledge and in turn, to entrepreneurship that requires

due focus, nurturing and support to grow. It is with this aim, the ZTM-BPD unit has been set up at Central

Institute for Research on Cotton Technology (CIRCOT), Mumbai with support from the Indian Council

of Agricultural Research (ICAR) through its National Agricultural Innovation Project (NAIP) to cater to

the needs of budding entrepreneurs, exporters, consultants, policy makers, concerned central and state

Government personnel, and other ICAR institutions. The ZTM & BPD unit of CIRCOT is in the fifth year

of its existence; it has lived up to expectations of the stakeholders being instrumental in technology

commercialization, providing entrepreneurial support and development, consultancy and organising of

various technologies based training events leading to the strategic development of businesses and

employment generation from different ICAR West Zone technologies. It has brought out many

knowledge-rich and informative publications for the benefit of stakeholders. With innovative initiatives

like soft landing and setting up of India’s first nanocellulose pilot plant, the ZTM-BPD unit of CIRCOT is

bound to achieve the pinnacles of success in the field of technology commercialization with continued

and sustained support from ICAR. The ZTM-BPD unit envisages to have viable growth in the future by

transforming the perceived market and the stakeholders’ needs into relevant and collaborative research in

technology development, and product innovation, and as a connecting link between the technology

inventors and the consumers and thus, stimulating the overall economic growth in the Western Zone of

ICAR.

I wish all success to this young and vibrant unit of CIRCOT in spreading the culture of innovations, and

for its effort to create many more successful entrepreneurs. Further, the commendable efforts of the team

members of the unit have resulted in bringing out this Final Report, which provides specific information

about the unit’s progress in the last five years. I hope that this eloquent report will be useful as a ready

reference on the activities and performance of the ZTM-BPD unit of CIRCOT.

Dr. S. K. Chattopadhyay

Director, CIRCOT


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Preface

CIRCOT is on the threshold of the tenth decade of its fruitful existence. The journey has been

productive, successful, eventful and encouraging. It has been our constant endeavour at CIRCOT

to conduct high potential and high impact research work which can add value to farmers and

stakeholders.

The Zonal Technology Management and Business Planning and Development (ZTM & BPD)

Unit, was set up at CIRCOT with an objective to promote and nurture technology & knowledge

based enterprises, encourage and promote sustainable business growth, stimulate innovation led

entrepreneurship and start-ups and accelerate commercialization of technologies developed by

the ICAR institutes located in the West Zone of the country. The ZTM-BPD Unit’s remarkable

contribution in the form of marketing assistance, quality evaluation and research for business

development have led to the commercialization of Zonal agribusiness technologies across the

country among various stakeholders.

The ZTM-BPD Unit, at CIRCOT has so far catered to the entrepreneurial needs of

approximately 2000 stakeholders by organizing various business meets, training programmes,

pre-commercialization workshops and Entrepreneurship Development Programmes (EDPs).

These efforts, not only have led to the revenue generation, but also the creation of enterprises

based on various technologies developed by ICAR West Zone institutes.

Er. Ashok Kumar Bharimalla

Senior Scientist & CPI, ZTM-BPD, CIRCOT


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Executive Summary

Cotton has since long been the most important commercial crop of India and the most

preferred natural fibre for the Indian textile industry. The upward momentum in demand for

cotton and its versatile qualities are the two major contributing factors for its continued and

sustained importance among the textile fibres. India is the second largest producer of cotton in

the world after China and accounts for about a third of the global cotton area and one-fifth of the

world production. The Central Institute for Research on Cotton Technology (CIRCOT) under the

administrative control of Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), New Delhi has been

serving the cotton community through its research and development for the past nine decades in

post-harvest processing, quality assessment, engineering yarn and textile manufacture,

development of eco-friendly chemical processes and finishing and utilization of cotton by

produce.

National Agricultural Innovation Project (NAIP), started in the year 2006 by ICAR

responds to the GOI and the World Bank's targets, which is also expressed in India’s National

Policy on Agriculture (NPA). The project is according high priority to the generation and

transfer of agricultural technologies, and reforms in the technology management system. With

fourfold objectives set under the NAIP, the creation of Zonal Technology Management and

Business Planning and Development Unit (ZTM & BPD) was envisaged under the first objective

itself to utilize the vital capacity of ICAR as a catalyzing agent for management of change.

CIRCOT was one of the few institutes entrusted with the task to send proposals for the creation

of Business Planning and Development (BPD) unit by the NAIP. Because of its past credence as

a unique technology institute within the ICAR system with rich experience in technology

commercialization, technology transfer and Intellectual Property Right (IPR) management,

CIRCOT’s proposal was approved with the assigned task to guide the other ICAR institutes

located in the West Zone of country in matters of technology management. The West Zone

consists of eighteen ICAR institutes conducting research on field crops, horticultural crops,

farming equipment, soil, fisheries, weeds and crop-processing. Consequently, the first ZTM &

BPD unit in India was launched at CIRCOT in November 2008.

Initially, the ZTM & BPD unit-CIRCOT started by sensitizing scientists belonging not

only to CIRCOT, but also to other West Zone institutes of ICAR, on various facets of IPR

management. For the first time in the ICAR system, it chalked-out parameters for identifying

potential marketable technologies and then, catalogued those selected technologies as ready-

reckoners for the entrepreneurs and the stakeholders. It introduced ideas like off-site and virtual

incubation for the benefit of entrepreneurs, who are placed at different locations. It also helped

zonal scientists to understand the process of technology commercialization. The ZTM & BPD

unit-CIRCOT conducted trainings, demonstrations, workshops for budding entrepreneurs. It also

conducted workshops at various West Zone ICAR institutes to sensitize and guide scientists on

IPR management and ZTM & BPD activities. By the incorporation of techno-commercial


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feasibility, the Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) for the technologies, viz. Ginning, Biogas from

Textile Mill Waste, Particle Board from cotton stalk and Natural Dye have been meticulously

prepared for its smooth delivery to entrepreneurs and relevant stakeholders. To provide hands on

experience to entrepreneurs and for prototyping of Particle Board technology, ZTM & BPD unit-

CIRCOT is operating 1 Tonnes Per Day (TPD) capacity pilot plant in Nagpur.

Commercialization of technologies being the prime objective, ZTM & BPD unit-

CIRCOT is marketing its technologies employing various above-the-line and below-the-line

marketing strategies. It has broadened its activity horizon and ventured into commercialization of

high impact and innovative technologies like Nanocellulose, Absorbent Cotton Technology and

Novel Ginning machinery. Initiatives like Entrepreneurship Development Programmes (EDP),

Training cum Exposure Programme on “Post-Harvest Management of Cotton and Value

Addition to Crop Residue” under Technical Assistance Programme (TAP) for Cotton for select

African Countries, participation in international exhibitions like INDIA-ITME, thematic

workshops, seminars in tier II cities, financial support tie-ups and programmes and mentor-

entrepreneur interaction workshops have provided ZTM & BPD unit of

CIRCOT the mileage to grow and excel. With 59 patents filed in four

years consisting of 12 patents in 2012-13 itself, ZTM & BPD unit-

CIRCOT has not only facilitated patent filing for the West Zone

institutes of ICAR, but has also cultivated an intellectual property

management culture in all these R & D institutes. Besides, ZTM & BPD

unit-CIRCOT has provided consultancy services to many corporate

houses and entrepreneurs. It has fruitfully marketed CIRCOT Calibration

Cotton standard for calibrating the sophisticated cotton testing

equipment, like High Volume Instrument (HVI) in India against stiff

competition from the USDA standards, thus saving valuable foreign exchange.

ZTM & BPD unit-CIRCOT is in the fifth year since its inception and has commercialized thirty

(32) technologies, generated a revenue of more than Rs. 1 crore, supported over one hundred

and twenty (129) entrepreneurs and incubated 15 budding entrepreneurs, organised 30 events for

entrepreneurship development, twenty nine (29) consultancy agreements and filed fifty two (59)

patents.It has developed linkages with several banks, venture capitalists, national and

international organizations of repute, with independent mentors and published more than twenty

six (26) knowledge-rich publications for entrepreneurs and other stakeholders till date.

Impeccable and untiring efforts have resulted in its signing fifteen (15) consultancy agreements

worth more than Rs. 1 crore in the fifth year (2013-14) itself. This exemplary performance of

ZTM & BPD unit-CIRCOT has been duly recognized and the unit has been bestowed with Best

performing NAIP Business Planning and Development unit for the Technology

Commercialization award at the Agri-tech Investors meet 2013 held in New Delhi. The award

was presented by Dr. K. Kasturirangan, Planning Commission Member (S&T) and Former Head,

Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) in the presence of various other dignitaries. Also,

Mr. K.G. Bhat, the Proprietor of Precision Tooling Engineers, Nagpur, an incubatee of ZTM


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&BPD Unit-CIRCOT has been felicitated by Prof. Abhijit Sen, Member, Planning Commission,

Government of India for manufacturing machines based on CIRCOT technologies which are

ergonomically designed in October, 2013. These awards have infused the much need zeal in the

activities of the unit and provided the morale boosting to scale-up greater heights.

ZTM & BPD unit-CIRCOT envisages itself to become a hub for entrepreneur

incubation, technology transfer and IPR management in agriculture. It plans to convert ideas like

soft-landing into reality that would help agri-technology based international companies to set up

a base in India. Public-Private partnerships for strengthening the commercialization, transfer of

technology and creation of successful ventures are also on the radar of the unit. ZTM & BPD

unit-CIRCOT resolves to continue working towards its basic and noble objective to take Indian

agriculture to greater heights through entrepreneurship development.


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Part-I: General Information of Sub-project

1. Title of the sub-project: Zonal Technology Management and Business Planning and Development

Unit at CIRCOT, Mumbai

2. Sub-project code:12015101

3. Component: I

4. Date of sanction of sub-project:19th November 2008

5. Date of completion: 30thJune 2014

6. Extension if granted, from 1st April 2012 to 31st March 2014, further extension from 1st

April 2014 to 30th

June 2014

7. Total sanctioned amount for the sub-project: Rs. 1044.17 lakhs

8. Total expenditure of the sub-project:

a. Total Released budget: Rs. 842.22 lakhs

b. Budget utilised: Rs. 730.85 lakhs

9. Consortium leader:

Dr. S. K. Chattopadhyay, Director, Central Institute for Research on Cotton Technology

(CIRCOT), Adenwala Road, Matunga, Mumbai 400019, Phone: +91 22 24127273 Fax: +91

22 24130835, E-mail: [email protected], website: www.circot.res.in

10. List ofCPI and Co-PI:

Sr. No. Name of CPI/ CCPI

with designation

Name of organization and

address, phone & fax, email

Phone & Fax Email

1 Er. Ashok Kumar Bharimalla, Senior

Scientist & CPI

Central Institute for Research on

Cotton Technology(CIRCOT),

Adenwala Road, Matunga, Mumbai

400019

Mob:97028

78249

Telefax no. 022-

241431718

ashokbhari72

@gmail.com

bpd.circot@g

mail.com

Co-PI’s

2 Shri. R. M. Gurjar, Principal Scientist &

Incharge Head, CBPD


Cotton Technology (CIRCOT),


400019

Mob:92212719

71

022-24127273

Fax:022-

24130835

raviprakashgu

[email protected]

o.in

3 Dr. A. S. M Raja, Senior Scientist



Adenwala Road, Matunga, Mumbai –

400019

Mob:

8767952731

022-24127273

Fax:022-

24130835

asmraja16475

@gmail.com

4 Dr. N. Vigneshwaran, Senior Scientist




400019

Mob:

98692 69477

022-24127273

Fax:022-

24130835

nvw75@yaho

o.com

5 Dr. S. K. Shukla, Senior Scientist

Ginning Training Centre of

CIRCOT, Amravati Road, Wadi,

Nagpur 440 023

Mob:

9158507741

0712-2500289

Fax: 0712-

2500592

gtc_ngp@redi

ffmail.com

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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6 Dr. S. Venkatakrishnan CTO and Officer in

charge

Quality Evaluation Unit of

CIRCOT,TNAU Campus, Lawley

Road P.O.Coimbatore –

641003,Tamil Nadu

Mob:

9047070302

Telefax: 0422-

2438506

circotcbe@re

diffmail.com

7 Dr. Hamid Hasan, ACTO and Officer in

charge

Regional Unit of CIRCOT, CICR

Campus,

Sirsa 125 055, Haryana

Mob:

9416623041

01666-231 594

Fax: 01666-

227884

circot@sanch

arnet.in,

circots@yaho

o.co.in

8 Shri. S. Mukundan, ACTO and Officer

incharge

Regional Unit of CIRCOT, Regional

Agricultural research Station

Campus, Lam farm,

Guntur 522 034, Andhra Pradesh

Mob:

9347526187

Telefax: 0863

2524 013

circotgn@san

charnet.in

9 Shri. K. Narayanan, STO and Officer incharge

Regional Unit of CIRCOT,

Agricultural Research Station,

Dharwad farm(BPO), Dharwad, 580

007, Karnataka

Mob:

9845978186

Telefax: 0836-

2446 336

circotdwr@sif

y.com

10 Shri. C. G. Mistry, STO and Officer in charge

Regional Unit of CIRCOT,

Agricultural Farm, Athwa, Surat 395

007, Gujarat

Mob:

9426746094

Telefax: 0261-

2668 845

seniorscientist

_1@rediffmai

l.com

11 Shri. B.R. Pawar, ACTO Central Institute for Research on Cotton Technology(CIRCOT),


– 400019

Mob:

9869218289

022-24127273

Fax:022-

24130835

[email protected]

om/circot@bo

m.nic.in

11. Statement of budget released and utilization partner-wise (Rs. in Lakhs):

a) Total Sanctioned Amount for the sub-project (In Rs. Lakhs): Rs 1044.17 lakhs

b) Total expenditure of the sub-project (up to June, 2014) : Rs 730.85 lakhs

c) Total Sanctioned Amount and Expenditure:(Figs in Rs. Lakhs)

Amount sanctioned

(Rs. in Lakhs)

Amount released

(Rs. in Lakhs)

Expenditure

(Rs. in Lakhs)

2008-09 108.07 103.53 6.13

2009-10 147.55 118.78 188.13

2010-11 88.04 118.74 32.32

2011-12 46.60 3.5 39.31

2012-13 49.59 24.17 44.46

2013-14 478.17 416.58 318.21

2014-15 126.15 56.92 102.29

Total 1044.17 842.22 730.85


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Part-II: Technical Details

1. Introduction

The Central Institute for Research on Cotton Technology (CIRCOT) under Indian Council of

Agricultural Research (ICAR), New Delhi has been serving the cotton community through its

research and development for the past nine decades in post-harvest processing, quality

assessment, yarn and textile manufacture, eco-friendly chemical finishing and by-product

utilization of cotton. National Agricultural Innovation Project (NAIP) started in the year 2006 by

ICAR responds to GOI and World Bank's target, and is also expressed in India’s National Policy

on Agriculture (NPA). The project accords high priority to the generation, transfer of agricultural

technologies and reform in the technology management system. With fourfold objectives set

under the NAIP, the creation of Zonal Technology Management and Business Planning and

Development Unit (ZTM & BPD) was envisaged under the first objective itself to utilize the

vital capacity of ICAR as a catalyzing agent for management of change. CIRCOT was one of the

few institutes entrusted with the task to send proposals for the creation of Business Planning and

Development (BPD) unit by the NAIP. Because of its past credence as a unique technology

institute within the ICAR system with rich experience in technology commercialization,

technology transfer and Intellectual Property Right (IPR) management, the first ZTM & BPD

unit in India was launched at CIRCOT in November 2008. The ZTM-BPD Unit at CIRCOT was

assigned the task to guide eighteen other ICAR institutes located in West Zone in matters of

technology management of field crops, horticultural crops, farming equipment, soil, fisheries,

weeds and crop-processing.

Creation of Zonal Technology Management and Business Planning & Development (ZTM &

BPD) unit at Central Institute for Research on Cotton Technology was envisioned to be an

effective way for fostering the growth of sustainable business endeavour, technology

commercialisation and to provide a wide range of services ranging from incubation facilities

such as research support and business planning to business services such as office space, access

to information and communication technologies, advice on management, marketing, technical,

legal and financial issues. With the world cotton production scenario, India is ranks second only

to China in production with an average yield of 560 Kg/ha and the total biomass generated in

terms of cotton stalk to be roughly 25 million tonnes per annum and about 10 million tonnes of

cotton seed. The overall earnings of textile industry have crossed USD 40 billion and are poised

for a growth to reach USD 80 billion by 2010 & USD 120 billion by 2015.

The ZTM & BPD Unit at CIRCOT has envisaged to promote entrepreneurial attitude and raise

awareness about the opportunities that entrepreneurship can bring into the local business

environment. One of the important roles of this ZTM & BPD unit was to provide quantitative

information to the micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME), to identify the gaps and

provide insight on the levels of institutional capacity in the identified region and promote the

sharing of information among MSME.


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The chief objectives of BPD unit was also to help the MSME to market their commodities by

offering broad scale support system to build a network of active and practical backers. The BPD

unit was in essence an endeavour to build & strengthen partnership with many organisations such

as service provider, universities, emerging entrepreneurs, Government departments, finance

providers, large MNCs to help as mentors, trainers and as channels to markets. The ZTM-BPD-

CIRCOT was promoted through various marketing channels like Trade Shows, Technical

Symposia, Technology Transfer Conferences, Trade Association Meetings, Professional

association contacts and web marketing. As the ZTM-BPD-CIRCOT played an important role in

the regional economy and development, aggressive marketing efforts were undertaken to

popularize the business planning and development concept. The existing contacts and technology

transfer channels of CIRCOT were utilized to promote ZTM-BPD-CIRCOT and its services

vigorously. Various interactive business opportunity workshops with various entrepreneur

development cells, Industrial associations, Industrial development/financial corporations,

Universities, various technology promotion agencies were carried out to promote the services

offered by the unit. The ZTM-BPD-CIRCOT has participated in major agricultural exhibitions,

workshops and symposia to promote its activities and services in India. It has also networked

with various agricultural and textile research institutes and universities by participating in the

programmes organized by them.

The ZTM-BPD-CIRCOT was envisioned to function through off campus facilities at Nagpur

and Coimbatore to promote and utilize CIRCOT technologies among the textile enterprises

available around Nagpur and Coimbatore. Based on the above indicated action plan, the

following technologies and services were identified in the first phase for technology incubation

and commercialization in respect of CIRCOT technologies.

Technology for Particle Board manufacturing from cotton stalk

Calibration Cotton Standards for HVI

Miniature spinning system

Cotton stalks as an alternate raw material for particle board & related industry

Technology to dye cotton yarn & fabric with Natural dyes

Eco-friendly Bio-Scouring technology suitable for adoption by SMEs

Marketing of testing services

Technology for Portable Gins

Technology for producing kraft pulp from cotton stalk

Technology for production of Nanocellulose

2. Overall Sub-project Objectives

a) To accelerate technology development and utilization between ZTM & BPD-CIRCOT

and entrepreneurs for commercialization of Zonal agri-business technologies

b) To provide services on marketing assistance, quality evaluation, research and

development for business development and help small entrepreneurs in setting up of

textile testing facility

c) Networking with relevant R&D, academic & business development institutes


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d) Creating awareness and interest about BPD unit

e) To canvas cotton stalk as an alternate raw material to timber in particle board & related

industry

f) To promote grading of cotton at village level through the use of mobile laboratories

g) To enhance marketing potential of the existing testing and consultancy services of

CIRCOT and other Zonal institutes

h) To provide specialized services to the SMEs in textile and other sectors in the Zone.

3. Baseline Analysis

To prioritize the technologies and its services based on the demands of market and industry, a

market survey was conducted by the ZTM & BPD-CIRCOT to motivate entrepreneurship

development during March 2009. A questionnaire was given to various stakeholders from

Nagpur, Coimbatore and Mumbai area and responses were collected either personally or either

through post or by email.

Number of responses received

Sl.

No.

Area Market

survey forms

collected

personally/by

hand

Market survey

forms received

through email

Market

survey forms

received by

post

Total

1 Coimbatore 25 1 0 26

2 Nagpur 22 0 0 22

3 Mumbai 15 11 2 28

Total 76


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The following technologies had been identified as top technologies

List of technologies in sequence of priority are as follows:

I. Calibration Cotton Standards

II. Natural Dyes

III. Mobile laboratory

IV. Portable Gins

V. Particle Board

VI. Miniature Spinning System

VII. Bio-Scouring

VIII. Double Roller Gins

IX. Kraft paper

X. Compost from cotton willow dust

While, the following services were scored as following:

Calibration

Cotton Standards

(28%)

Natural Dyes

(10%)

Mobile laboratory

(10%)

Portable Gins

(10%)

Particle Board

(8%)

Miniature

Spinning System

(6%)

Bio-Scouring

(4%)

Double Roller

Gins

(4%)

Kraft paper

(4%)

Compost from

cotton willow dust

4%

Others

(12%)

CIRCOT Potential Technologies

No. of respondents:

76


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Also, the Intellectual Property Rights status of the West Zone Institutes was compared between

pre and post ZTM & BPD-CIRCOT era. Following diagram indicates that patent filing and IP

awareness increased by 4 times in the ZTM & BPD-CIRCOT era.

Professional Consultancy

(17%)

Marketing of CIRCOT Textile testing

(14%)

Product development

services (10%)

Lab space (10%)

EDP (10%)

Canvassing programmesfor

cotton stalk (7%)

Libraries (7%)

Test Marketing (4%)

IPR issues (4%)

Affordable work spaces

(4%)

Info. Eminent consultants

(4%)

Business equipments

(3%)

Conference facilities (3%)

Adv. Commmunication

(3%)

26

96

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

Before BPD After BPD

Increase in Patent Filing and IP Awareness in ZTM BPD, CIRCOT era


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4. Patents (Filed/Granted)

Total No. of Patents applied: 59 CIRCOT patents: 35 West Zone Patents facilitated: 24 No. of PCT applications filed: 2

S. No. Title of Patent Inventor(s) (Name & Address) Filed/Published/Granted

(No./Date)

Responsible

Partner

1 Microbiological

pretreatment of

polyester fabric to

improve the

moisture regain

and wear comfort.

R. H. Balasubramanya

Swati Wavhal Under Examination

(360/MUM/2009)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

2 Biological

Softening of

Lignocellulostic

Material for

Preparing

Binderless Board


A. J. Shaikh Under Examination

(361/MUM/2009)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

R.M.Gurjar Adenwala Road,

CIRCOT, Matunga, Mumbai-19

3 Microbial R.H.Balasubramanya Under Examination CIRCOT,

Patents filed for CIRCOT

technologies (59%)

Patents facilitated for

West Zone technologies

(37%)

No. of PCT applications

filed (4%)

Number of Patents signed since inception


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Degumming of

Mulberry Silk

Shraddha Nishant Kambli,

Adenwala Road,Matunga, CIRCOT,

Mumbai-19

(362/MUM/2009) Mumbai

4 Roller Type

Cotton Stalk

Compacting

Machine

A.K.Bharimalla Under Examination

(363/MUM/2009)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai R.H.Balasubramanya, Adenwala Road, CIRCOT, Matunga, Mumbai-

19

5 Miniature Lap

Preparation

Machine Micro

spinning

A.K. Bharimalla, Adenwala Road,

CIRCOT, Matunga, Mumbai-19 Under Examination

(364/MUM/2009)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

6 A New Enzymatic

process for the

preparation of

Absorbent cotton

from non

Spinnable Short

Staple Cotton

Suhas Gopalrao Gayal

Ravi D. Nagarkar, Adenwala Road,


Under Examination

(366/MUM/2009)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

7 Process for

Dyeing of

Textiles using

Solvent Extracted

Marigold Flower

waste

Sujata Saxena Under Examination

(367/MUM/2009)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai P.V. Varadarajan

R.R. Mahangade

Rajesh Shashikant Narkar,

Adenwala Road, CIRCOT,

Matunga, Mumbai-19

8 A Biochemical

process for

Preparation of

Absorbent Cotton

from Non

spinnable Cotton

using Microbial

Consortium

Prashant Sadanand Wani,

Nishant Digambar Kambli,


Matunga, Mumbai-19

Under Examination

(368/MUM/2009)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

9 A Bioenrichment

of Cattle of feed

for better

Digestibility

R.H.Balasubramanya Under Examination

(369/MUM/2009)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai Arati Aravind Kathe, Adenwala Road, CIRCOT, Matunga, Mumbai-

19


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10 A method for the

Production of

Cellulose Powder

from Crop

Residue

R.H.Balasubramanya,

A.J.Shaikh,

S.Sreenivasan, Adenwala Road,


Under Examination

(370/MUM/2009)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

11 Degumming of

Decorticated

Ramie Fibres by a

Biochemical

Method

R.H.Balasubramanya Under Examination

(371/MUM/2009)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

S.Sreenivasan, Adenwala Road,


12 Autogroover

machine for

making helical

grooves on leather

rollers used in

roller ginning

machines

Dr. Manoj Kumar, Adenwala Road,

CIRCOT, Matunga, Mumbai-19 Published on 4.11.11

(1309/ MUM/2009)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

13 A Unified Process

of Non-

Conventional

Scouring and

Dyeing for Cotton

Textiles

Dr. R. P. Nachane

Mrs. Meena Sharma, Adenwala

Road, CIRCOT, Matunga, Mumbai-

19

Under Examination

(1824/MUM/2009)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

14 A new process of

dyeing of a cotton

with natural dyes

Dr. P. V. Varadarajan Under Examination

(2861/MUM/2009)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai Dr. J. K.Verma

Mr. Ramesh Ramachandra

Mahangade

15 A process for the

preparation of

cellulose nano-

particles using the

fungus

Trichoderma

reesei

Dr. N. Vigneshwaran,

Dr.A.A.Kathe, , Adenwala Road,


Under Examination

(3012/MUM/2009)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

16 A Novel Adhesive

activated

polyester fabric

substrate for

rubber composites

and the process

for producing the

Dr. S. K. Chattopadhyay

Mr. Ashok Kumar Bharimalla

Mrs. Bindu Venugopal,

Mr. M. K. Talukdar,

Mr. Kusumgar


Matunga, Mumbai-19

Under Examination

(493/MUM/2010)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai


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adhesion under

NAIP-Comp4

17 Multi -Sheath

Feeder To

Raspador Fibre

Extractor

Dr. R. P. Nachane Abandoned

(901/MUM/2010)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai Mr. M.V. Viveknandan

Mr. R. V.Kadam,


Matunga, Mumbai-19

18 Zinc Chloride

Pretreatment Of

Micro Crystalline

Cellulose For

Preparation Of

Nano Cellulose

By

Homogenization

Process


Mr Ashok Kumar Bharimalla,

Mr. Vilas Karande,


Matunga, Mumbai-19

Under Examination

(1193/MUM/2010)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

19 Development of

Cylinder Type

Cotton Pre-

Cleaner Based on

Axial Flow

Principle

V. G. Arude Under Examination

(1454/MUM/2010)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai Dr. Manoj Kumar

S. K. Shukla,


Matunga, Mumbai-19

20 Tractor operated

cotton stalk

uprooting

machine

V. G. Arude Under Examination

(2049MUM/2010)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai Dr. Manoj Kumar

S. K. Shukla

Ravindran Nair,


Matunga, Mumbai-19

21 Double Roller

Ginning Machine

With Hinged

Knife, Leaf

Spring Pressure

Mechanism And

Dr. Manoj kumar,

V. G. Arude,

Krishnavilas Krishnan Anand,

Milli. Noby Joseph,


Matunga, Mumbai-19

Under Examination

(2167/MUM/2010)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai


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Reciprocating

Finger Type Seed

Metering Device

22 A Pneumatic

operated Roller

Loading System

for Double Roller

Gin

A. K. Bharimalla Under Examination

(2465/MUM/2010)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai S. B. Jadhav

R. S. Prabhudesai

A. J. Shaikh,


Matunga, Mumbai-19

23 A Parallelized

Yarn Bundle

Preparation

Machine for Yarn

Strength Test

Dr. R. P. Nachane Under Examination

(2922/MUM/2010)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai Shri. D. V. Mahadgut, Adenwala Road, CIRCOT,

Matunga, Mumbai-19

24 Novel Coconut

Fibre Segregation

Machine

Dr. S. K. Chattopadhyay Under Examination

(345/MUM/2011)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai A. K. Bharimalla

Shri. D. L.Upadhay

Mrs. Bindu Venugopal,


Matunga, Mumbai-19

25 Enzymatic

Pretreatment to

Cottonseed kernel

for Enhanced Oil

Recovery

Dr. S. G. Gayal Abandoned

(750/MUM/2011)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

N. D. Kambli

R. P. Kadam,


Matunga, Mumbai-19

26 A Novel Flexi

Check Dam for

Efficient Use of

Water in

Agriculture

P. R. Choudhury Recently applied

(1461/MUM/2011)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai S.K. Chhakraborty

S.K.Chattopadhyay

A.K.Bharimalla

Narayan Sahoo

S.K. Jena

Y.K. Kusumgar

M. K. Talukdar, Adenwala Road,


27 A Novel Organic Fertilizer of Banana

B.N. Kolambe Recently applied

(1609/MUM/2011) CIRCOT,

Mumbai K.K. Patel


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Pseudostem S.L. Pawar

J.M. Patel

D.R. Prajapati

Vijay Anand

H. B. Vaidya

R.G. Patil

28 Straw Reaper with

Rectangular

Container, CIAE-

Rattan Straw

Combine

Harvester

Dr R. N. S. Yadav

Shri H. Singh

Recently applied

(3453/MUM/2011)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

29 Safety Attachment

to Chemperi

Model Palm

Climbing Device

Dr H. L. Kushwaha

Dr. Dushyant Singh

Recently applied

(3454/MUM/2011)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

30 Power Operated

Potting Machine

for Horticultural

Nursery

Dr M. M. Selvan

Dr C. K. Thankamani

Dr S. J. K. Annamalai

Recently applied

(3455/MUM/2011)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

31 Pedal Operated

Sugarcane Bud

Chipping Machine

Dr S. J. K. Annamalai

Dr R. Naik

Dr N. V. Naik

Recently applied

(3456/MUM/2011)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

32 A Novel Machine

for Extracting

Fibre from

Banana

Pseudostem

R.P. Nachane Recently applied

(1590/MUM /2011)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai N.G. Savani

R.G. Patil

B. N. Kolambe,


Matunga, Mumbai-19

33 Development of Candy from Central

Core of Banana

Pseudostem

Parag Pandit Recently applied

(1624/MUM/2011) CIRCOT,

Mumbai C. S. Desai

K.K. Patil

S.K. Desai

B.N. Kolambe

R.G. Patil


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34 Hydrolysis of

Cellulose for

Production of

Nanocellulose in a

Membrane-based

Bioreactor

Assembly by

Cellulase Enzyme

P.U. Jain

Dr. N. Vighneswaran,


Matunga, Mumbai-19

Recently applied

(797/MUM/2012)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

35 Pretreatment of

Cottonseeds with

Microbial

Consortium for

Energy Efficient

Removal of

Linters


Nishant Kambli,


Matunga, Mumbai-19

Recently applied

(1553/MUM/2012)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

36 Pedal Driven

Banana Fibre

Spinning System

Dr. R. P. Nachane Recently applied

(1554/MUM/2012)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai Mr. Vivekanandan

Mr. Sameer Kanabargi,


Matunga, Mumbai-19

37 Banana

Psudostem Fibre

Drawing Machine

Dr. R. P. Nachane, Recently applied

(3464/MUM/2012)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai Dr. N. Shanmugam, Adenwala Road, CIRCOT,

Matunga, Mumbai-19

38 Banana

Pseudostem Fibre

Carding Machine


(3465/MUM/2012)

CIRCOT,


Matunga, Mumbai-19

39 Cellulosic

Materials

Incorporating

Nano Zinc Oxide

and Method to

Manufacture the

Arputha Raj,


Dr. Sujata Saxena,

Rajesh Narkar,

Rajesh Kadam,

R. R. Chhagani,

Recently applied

(3466/MUM/2012)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai


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Same P. K. Mandhyan,

G. V. Hadge, Adenwala Road, CIRCOT,

Matunga, Mumbai-19

40 Banana

Pseudostem Fibre

Ring Spinning

Machine


(3467/MUM/2012)

CIRCOT,


Matunga, Mumbai-19

41 Cotton Textile

Incorporating

Titanium Dioxide

Nano particles

and Method to

Manufacture the

Same

Kartick Kumar Samanta,

Dr. Sujata Saxena,


Sujata Kawlekar,

Rajesh Narkar, Adenwala Road, CIRCOT,

Matunga, Mumbai-19

Recently applied

(3468/MUM/2012)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

42 Power Operated Jute Ribboning

Machine

Dr. U. R. Badegaonkar,

Sr. Scientist, AMD

Abstract

Published (118/MUM/2012) CIRCOT,

Mumbai

43 Pneumatically Operated sugarcane

Bud Chipping

Machine

Dr. S. J. K. Annamalai,

PS & Head, IEP Coimbatore,

Dr. R. Naik, SS, IEP,

Dr. N. V. Nair,

Director, &

Dr. N. R. Prasad,

PS, Sugarcane Breeding Inst

Abstract published

(117/MUM/2012) CIRCOT,

Mumbai

44 A Novel Organic Fertilizer of Banana

Pseudostem

B.N. Kolambe Not yet published

(PCT/IB2012/ 053268) CIRCOT,

Mumbai K.K. Patel

S.L. Pawar

J.M. Patel

D.R. Prajapati

Vijay Anand

H. B. Vaidya

R.G. Patil

45 CIAE Dynapod Dr. P. S. Tiwari Dr. L. P. Gite

Dr. M. M. Pandey

Abstract published

(116/MUM/2012) CIRCOT,

Mumbai


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46 Method of Dyeing

and Protective

Finishing of

Cotton Textiles

Using Vegetable

Extract

Shantanu Basak,

K. Samanta,

Arputha Raj,

Dr. Sujata Saxena,

Ramesh Mahangade,

Rajesh Narkar, Adenwala Road,


Recently applied

(3469/MUM/2012)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

47 Optical scanner

based fabric

pilling

measurement

system

Dr. R. P. Nachane Recently applied

(362/MUM/2013)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai Shri. V. N. Mayekar, Adenwala Road, CIRCOT,

Matunga, Mumbai-19

48 Process

Technology For

Soy Butter

Dr. Dipika Murugkar

National Fellow (ICAR)

Recently applied

(17/MUM/2013)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

49 CIAE Fruit and

Vegetable Grader

for Spherical

Commodities

Dr. Nachiket Kotwaliwale,

PS, APPD,

Dr. B. D. Shukla,

Ex. PS, APPD,

Dr. S. D. Deshpande,

Recently applied

(18/MUM/2013)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

PS, APPD,

Dr. Sunita Singh,

Former, PS, APPD, CIAE, Bhopal

50 Process

Technology for

Utilization of

Digested Biogas

Slurry for

Cellulase

Production

Dr. Mrs. Urmila Gupta,

AICRP, RES, PAU, Ludhiana

Recently applied

(1711/MUM/2013)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

51 Intra canopy

spraying system

for cotton and

pigeon pea crops

Dr. Suresh Narang, Former PS,

Dr. K. N. Agarwal, SS, AMD,

Dr. R. C. Singh, Head, AEP

Recently applied

(1712/MUM/2013)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

52 LPG fired thermic

fluid heated deep

fat dryer

Dr. L. K. Sinha, PS, APPD

Dr. R.T. Patil, Ex-PS, APPD

Dr. S. D. Kulkarni, PD, APPD

Recently applied

(1713/MUM/2013)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai


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53 Power cum

manual operated

fruits and

vegetables grader

developed

Dr. S Mangaraj, SS, APPD and

Dr. R. K. Pajnoo, SMS and I/c RW,

AMD

Recently applied

(1714/MUM/2013)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

54 Process technology for multi nutrient

composite mix for

biscuits

Dr. Dipika Murugkar,

National fellow, APPD

Filed at Patent Office,

Mumbai (2435/MUM/2013) CIRCOT,

Mumbai

55 Continuous feed aloevera whole gel

extraction

equipment

Dr.Ravindra Naik SS and

Dr. S. J.K. Annamalai, PS, CIAE-

IEP, Coimbatore

Filed at Patent Office,

Mumbai (2436/MUM/2013) CIRCOT,

Mumbai

56 Design of weed

assisted wastewater

bioremediation

system for irrigation

use

Dr. Premraj Jagoji Khankhane &

Dr. Jay Gopal Warshney, DWSR Recently applied

(1286/MUM/2014)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

57 A Novel Process for

gossypol reduction

and nutritive quality

improvement in

cottonseed cake for

its use in non-

ruminants

Dr. Mageshwaran Vellaichamy

and Dr. Arati Arvind Kathe

Recently applied

(1477/MUM/2014)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

58 RFL (Resorcinol

Formaldehyde

Latex)-free process

for textile based

rubber composite

Guruswamy Krishna Prasad,

S. K. Chattopadhyay,

Sunity Kumar Chakraborty,

Aamir Mazhar Vohra,

Ashok Kumar Bharimalla

Recently applied

(1509/MUM/2014)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai

59 Composite Made

from waste paper &

the method of

producing the same

Sekhar Das

Manik Bhowmick

Santanu Basak

Recently applied

(1723/MUM/2014)

CIRCOT,

Mumbai


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5. Media Products Developed/Disseminated

Sr.

No.

Type of

Publication Title Authors ( If applicable)

Month &

Year of

Publication

1 Leaflet Business Development Programme on CIRCOT

Technologies NA July' 2009

2 Leaflet CIRCOT technologies, processes, products and services NA Sept' 2009

3 Leaflet CIRCOT schedule of fees for test NA Nov' 2009

4 Booklet Zonal Technology Management and Business Planning

and Development Unit-CIRCOT NA Nov' 2009

5 Booklet Business Incubation Facility to textile Entrepreneurs NA Jan' 2010

6 Leaflet CIRCOT-A bridge between farmer & textile industry NA Jan' 2010

7 Leaflet Synthesis of Monodisperse Nano Zinc Oxide Particles by a

newer Chemical Route NA Jan’ 2010

8 Leaflet A Training Course on Evaluation of Cotton Quality NA Feb’ 2010

9 Booklet An Intergrated Training Course on Double Roller Ginning

technology & Cotton Quality Evaluation NA Feb’ 2010

10 Calender CIRCOT Technologies Not applicable Dec' 2012

11 Book

Report on the Training-cum-Exposure Programme on Post-

harvest Management of Cotton and Value Addition to

Crop Residues (Cotton Technical Assistance Programme

for select African nations)

Dr. S.K. Chattopadhyay, Dr. P.G.

Patil, Er. A. K. Bharimalla, Shri. R.M.

Gujar, S.K. Shukla, V.G. Arude, P.S.

Deshmukh, Jyoti M.Nath

Jan' 2013

12 Booklet Business Incubation Facility for agropreneurs: A Pilot

Plant for Manufacturing Particle Board from Cotton Stalks Not applicable Jan' 2013

13 Book

ENCHIRIDION on Entrepreneurship Development

Programme for Technologies on Biomass Utilisation.

Focus: Particle Board & Nanocellulose

Dr. S.K. Chattopadhyay,

Er. Ashok Kumar Bharimalla,

Dr. P.G. Patil,

Shri. R.M. Gujar,


Mr. Anurag Arun Athavale,

Ms. Saswati Mukherjee

Mar' 2013

14 Brochure Entrepreneurship Development Programme for Not applicable Mar' 2013


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Technologies on Biomass Utilization and the programme

to be organised

15 Leaflet Flexi Check Dam ( Rubber Dam) made of Textile- Rubber

Composite for Watershed Application Not applicable May' 2013

16 Leaflet Microbiological Testing Services for Textiles Not applicable Jun' 2013

17 Leaflet Biogas from Textile Mill Waste Not applicable July' 2013

18 Brochure

" Invitation" A brochure ' Business meet on Cotton

Technologies Related to Ginning, Linter & Calibration

Cotton technology and the programme to be organised

Not applicable Aug' 2013

19 Brochure

" Invitation" A brochure ' CIRCOT's Calibration Cotton,

Absorbent Cotton and Biogas Technologies technology

and the programme to be organised

Not applicable Aug' 2013

20 Booklet An Overview of CIRCOT HVI Calibration Cotton

Standards and Guidelines for Testing

S. Venkatakrishnan and

S.K. Chattopadhyay Aug' 2013

21 Leaflet Entrepreneurship Development Programme on Absorbent

Cotton Technology Not applicable Aug' 2013

22 Leaflet Cotton Linter Not applicable Aug' 2013

23 Booklet IPR News letter Printed "TECHNO IMPRINTS"


Dr. P.G. Patil, Er. A.K. Bharimalla,

Dr. N. Vigneshwaran

Sep' 2013

24 Booklet Cotton Processing Technology Developed by CIRCOT Not applicable Sep' 2013

25 Book COMPENDIUM Entrepreneurship Development

Programme On Absorbent Cotton Technology


Er. Ashok Kumar Bharimalla,

Dr. P.G. Patil,

Shri. R.M. Gujar,

Dr. A.S.M. Raja,


Mr. Anurag Arun Athavale,

Ms. Laxmi M. Singh

Sep' 2013

26 Leaflet CIRCOT Calibration Cotton Not applicable Sep' 2013

27 Booklet Appropriate Technology For Indian Ginning Industry Not applicable Nov' 2013

28 Calender Depicting CIRCOT & West Zone Technologies Calender

2014 Not applicable Dec' 2013


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29 Brochure

" Entrepreneurship Development Programme" A brochure

about ' Disintegration, Defibring of Husk, Segregation &

Captive Retting of Coconut Fibre' technology and the

programme to be organised

Not applicable Dec' 2013

30 Leaflet

BANANA PSEUOSTEM CENTRAL CORE A noval

nutritive product developed by Navsari Agricultural

University, Gujarat

Not applicable Dec' 2013

31 Leaflet Technology for production of bypass fat indigenously

developed by ICAR Research complex for Goa Not applicable Dec' 2013

32 Leaflet ZTM-BPD CIRCOT at a glance….. Not applicable Dec' 2013

33 Leaflet NANOCELLULOSE PRODUCTION: Eco- friendly &

energy-efficient CIRCOT TECHNOLOGIES Not applicable Dec' 2013

34 Leaflet Utility Card about ZTM & BPD CIRCOT Not applicable Dec' 2013

35 Leaflet कचरा रहित स्वच्छ एवम उत्तम गुणवत्ता युक्त कपास का

उत्पादन Not applicable Dec' 2013

36 Leaflet उत्तर भारत मं कपास की सघन खेती मं उप्पादन व गुणवत्ता

बढ़ाने के तरीके Not applicable Dec' 2013

37 Catalogue AGRI TECHNOLOGIES AVAILABLE FOR

COMMERCIALISATION (WEST ZONE)

Draft is ready for printing &

publication NA


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6. Meetings/Seminars/Trainings/Kisan Mela, etc. organized

Sr. No. Details of event Type Location Year Number of

Participant

1 BPD Launch workshop Workshop Central Institute for

Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Nov, 2008 110

2 Business Development Programme

for CIRCOT Technologies

Business

Development

Programme

Cotton Association of

India, Mumbai

Aug' 2009 27


for CIRCOT Technologies

Business

Development

Programme

Southern India Mills'

Association, Coimbatore

Dec' 2010 28

4 Business Planning & Development

Unit awareness programme

Business

Development

Programme

Central Institute for Cotton

Research, Nagpur

Jan' 2011 19



Business

Development

Programme

National Research Centre-

Grapes, Pune

Jan' 2012 15



Business

Development

Programme

Directorate of Onion &

Garlic Research, Pune

Jan' 2013 17



Business

Development

Programme

Central Institute of

Fisheries Education,

Mumbai

Jan' 2014 12

8 IPR-BPD awareness programme for

scientists

Awareness

Programme

Directorate of Medicinal

Aromatic Plants Research,

Anand

Jan' 2011 20

9 Intellectual Property Rights and

ICAR Guidelines for IPR at

CIRCOT, Mumbai

Workshop Central Institute for

Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Jun' 2010 60 Scientific and

technical staff of

CIRCOT


on cotton technologies

Business

Development

Programme

Ahmedabad Management

Association

Jan' 2011 100 entrepreneurs


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11 A demonstration on Patent Search

and IP Management software at

CIRCOT, Mumbai


Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Jan' 2011 65 Scientific and

technical staff of

CIRCOT, CIFE,

CMFRI and CIFT

12 Screening committee meeting for

shortlisting Agri business proposals

for MSME


Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Sept' 2011 30

13 Press Meet to give publicity to

CIRCOT technologies and services

Awareness

Programme

Ginning Training Centre of

CIRCOT, Nagpur

Aug' 2011 120 (press

reporters,

entrepreneurs and

farmers)

14 ICAR-ZTM-BPD meeting cum

Workshop (West zone –CIRCOT,

Mumbai)


Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Jan' 2012 60 (west zone

ITMU staff and

entrepreneurs)


on Cotton Technologies

Business

Development

Programme

DKTE Society’s Textile

and Engineering Institute,

Kolhapur

Jan' 2013 110 (Entrepreneurs

from textile

industry)

16 Sensitisation meeting with Co-PIs of

ZTM-BPD Unit

Meeting Central Institute for

Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Dec' 2012 9

17 DR Ginning Technology & Cotton

Quality Evaluation training

Training Central Institute for

Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

May' 2012 4




Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

June' 2012 1




Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

June' 2012 2




Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

July' 2012 7


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Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Aug' 2012 2




Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Sept' 2012 3




Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Nov' 2012 2




Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Nov' 2012 9




Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Nov' 2012 6




Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Dec' 2012 1

27 Taining-cum-Exposure Pragramme

on Post-Harvest Management of

Cotton and Value Addition to Crop

residues


Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai and

Ginning Training Centre,

Nagpur

Jan' 2013 31

28 National Training Programme on

Quality Evaluation of Cotton


Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Feb' 2013 7




Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Jan' 2013 11




Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Jan' 2013 31


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Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Feb' 2013 19




Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Feb' 2013 10




Research on Cotton

Technology, Mumbai

Mar' 2013 3

34 Entrepreneurship Development

Programme for

Technologies on Biomass Utilization

Focus: Particle Board &

Nanocellulose

EDP Central Institute for

Research on Cot

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