Optical Devices & Systems

Awards
 AWARDS & HONOURS

Asia Education Summit and Awards-2016

Indo-Swiss Training Centre, CSIR-CSIO has been

awarded as "Most Promising Technical Education College
of The Year" for the year 2016 in Asia Education Summit
and Awards held at hotel The Ashok, New Delhi on March
15, 2016. On behalf of Director, CSIR-CSIO, the award
was received by Sh. VPS Kalsi, Principal and Sh. Narinder
Singh, Sr. Scientist from Smt. Kirron Kher (MP
Chandigarh).

Award received by Sh. VPS Kalsi, Principal &

Sh. Narinder Singh, Sr. Scientist from Smt. Kirron
Gandhian Young Technological Innovation Kher (MP Chandigarh) on 15th March, 2016

(GYTI) Award

Shri Manoj Kumar Patel, Scientist has been awarded the

Gandhian Young Technological Innovation (GYTI) Award
2016 given by Society for Research and Initiatives for
sustainable Technologies and Institutions (SRISTI) for the
PhD work, awarded under more from Less for Many
(MLM), Hariom Ashram Dr. Amulya K. N. Ready GYTI
category at the hands of Dr. R A Mashelkar, FRS,
Chairperson, National Innovation Foundation (NIF) -
India, at Rastrapati Bhawan, New Delhi on March 13,
2016. Shri Manoj Kumar Patel receiving Gandhian
Young Technological Innovation
(GYTI) Award 2016

SKOCH Smart Technology Award 2015

Shri Manoj Kumar Patel, Scientist has been awarded the

SKOCH Smart Technology Award 2015, given by SKOCH
Foundation for the project entitled "Design and
Development of Electrostatic Nozzle for Agricultural
Applications" on December 11, 2015 at India Habitat
Centre, New Delhi.

Shri Manoj Kumar Patel receiving

SKOCH Smart Technology Award 2015

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SKOCH Order-of-Merit Award 2015

Shri Manoj Kumar Patel, Scientist has been awarded the

SKOCH Order-of-Merit Award 2015 given by SKOCH
Foundation for qualifying amongst India's Best-2015
Smart Technology for the project entitled "Design and
Development of Electrostatic Nozzle for Agricultural
Applications" on December 10, 2015 at India Habitat
Centre, New Delhi.

Shri Manoj Kumar Patel receiving

SKOCH Order-of-Merit Award 2015

Bharat Gaurav Purskar

Dr. C. Sethuraman has been awarded Bharat Gaurav

Purskar for "Individual Contribution for National Economic
& Social Development" by the Global Achievers
Foundation awarded on January 30, 2016 at Panjim, Goa.

Best Paper Award

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M. K. Patel, Hemant K Sahoo, Manoj K Nayak, Ashwani Kumar, C Ghanshyam and Amod Kumar
have been awarded Best Paper Award for the paper entitled “Electrostatic Nozzle: New Trends in
Agricultural Pesticides Spraying” at national conference on “Emerging Fields in Engineering and
Science (EFES-2015)” held at Barwala, Panchkula, April 11, 2015.

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Best Paper Award at National Conference on “Advances and Research Trends in Electronics
and Communication (ARTEC-2015)”, organized by SRM Smarak Womens College of Engg. &
Tech., Bareilly (UP) on April 25, 2015 for the paper entitled “Facile Synthesis of Nano Sized ZnO
by Hydro-thermal Method”, authored by Manish Kumar, Sachin, Zeba Parveen, Jaspreet Kaur,
Nitesh Kumar, Baban Kumar.

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Best Paper Award at National Conference on “Advances and Research Trends in Electronics
and Communication (ARTEC-2015)” organized by SRM Smarak Womens College of Engg. &
Tech., Bareilly (UP) on April 25, 2015 for the paper entitled “Soil pH Sensing Techniques and
Technologies- A Review”, authored by Sachin Kumar, Baban Kumar, Ritula Thakur and Manish
Kumar.

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Amardeep Bharti, Suman Singh, Vijay Kumar Meena, Navdeep Goyal have been awarded Best
Paper Award for the paper entitled “Structural Characterization of Silver Hydroxyapatite
Nanocomposite: A Bone Repair Biomaterial”, presented in International Conference on Recent
Advances In Nano-Science And Technology RAINSAT 2015, held at Sathyabama University,
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, from July 8 -10, 2015.

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Deepika Bhatnagar, Ashok Kumar and Inderpreet Kaur awarded Best Paper Award for the paper
entitled ''Towards a novel FRET immunosensor using biocompatible Graphene Quantum Dot for
early diagnosis of Myocardial Infarction'' at 6th world congress on Biotechnology organized by
Omics International at New Delhi on October 5-7, 2015.

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Renu Bhardwaj recieved Best Paper Award at 6th International Conference and Workshop on
Computing and Communication (IEMCON 2015), held at University of Columbia, Vancouver,
Canada, organized by Institute of Engineering & Management, West Bengal, India in association
with University of Engineering & Management, Jaipur during October 15-17, 2015 for the paper
entitled “Allan Variance the Stability Analysis Algorithm for MEMS based Inertial Sensors
Stochastic error”, authored by Renu Bhardwaj, Vipan Kumar and Neelesh Kumar

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Narinder Singh Jassal, Sanjeev Verma, Kashidas Chattopadhyay and BS Pabla awarded Best
Paper Award for the paper entitled “Surface Modification of Aluminium 6061 using PM Electrode
on EDM” at 5th International Conference on “Advances in Materials and Manufacturing
Technology", held on October 16, 2015 at Chitkara University, Rajpura, Punjab.

Best Poster Award

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Sanjeev Bhardwaj, Neha Sharma, Jyotsana Mehta, Amit L Sharma, Akash Deep and Atal Gill
have been awarded Best Poster Award for the poster entitled “Phosphinic Acid Derivative doped
Polyaniline for Heavy Metal Sensing” at 6th World Congress on Biotechnology held on October
05-07, 2015 at Crowne Plaza, New Delhi, India.

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Vidhu S. Pandey, Rishibrind K. Upadhyay, Jaswant Singh, SachinTyagi and Mano K. Nayak
received second prize in poster presentation for the poster entitled “Synthesis and
Characterization of BaTiO3 Nanoparticles for Thermal Sensing Application” at International
Conference on “Emerging Technologies: Micro to Nano (ETMN-2015)” held on October 24-25,
2015, Organized by BITS Pilani & CSIR-CEERI Pilani and Manipal University Jaipur at Jaipur..

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Best Poster Award for the poster entitled “Study of optical and surface characteristics of e-beam
deposited TiO2 thin films” by P. Sunita, VSRS Praveen Kumar, Mukesh Kumar, P K Rao, Neelam
Kumari , Vinod Karar and Amit L. Sharma at First International Conference on Advanced
Materials for Power Engineering (ICAMPE 2015) held on December 11-13, 2015 at Mahatma
Gandhi University, Kottayam, Kerala.

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Deepika Bhatnagar has been awarded Poster Award (first Prize) for the poster entitled
“Electrochemical graphene qd-dendrimer composite nanosensor for early detection of
myocardial infarction” at International Conference on Nanoscience, Nanotechnology and
Advance Material organised by GITAM University at Vishakhapatnam on December 14-17,
2015.

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1st Prize in the Best Poster category to the poster titled 'Holographic Activities at CSIR-CSIO'
authored by Dr. Raj Kumar and presented in National seminar on "Fascination of Light and
Photonics for Life," held on January 22, 2016 at Post Graduate Govt. College for Girls (PGGCG),
Sector 11, Chandigarh.

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2nd prize in the Best Poster category was awarded to Ms. Neha Khatri for the poster titled
“Investigation of Surface Roughness in Diamond Turning of Plastics using Artificial Neural
Network and Regression Analysis” at National Seminar on "Fascination of Light and Photonics
for Life" held on January 22, 2016 at Post Graduate Govt. College for Girls (PGGCG), Sector 11,
Chandigarh.

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Rajnish Kaur and Akash Deep have been awarded Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) Materials
Horizons Best Poster Award 2016 for the poster entitled “Synthesis and Characterization of Eu-
Mof for Fluoride Sensing in Water” at International Conference on Advance Materials for Energy,
Environment and Health on March 4-7, 2016, IIT Roorkee, Roorkee, India.

Ph.D Awarded

Name : C. Sethuraman, Sr. Scientist

Title of the Thesis : Studies on pyrolysis and pyrolysis pulse oxygen incineration (PYPOI) processes
for recovery of renewable gaseous and liquid bio – feuls from hazardous
choromium tanned and leather solid waste.
Name of the Institute : University of Madras

Name : Amol P. Bhondekar, Principal Scientist

Title of the Thesis : Design & Development of an impedance tongue

Name of the Institute : Panjab University

Name : Parsant Kumar Mahapatra, Sr. Scientist

Title of the Thesis : Nano Positioning error compensation by augmented imaging using bio-inspired
computing
Name of the Institute : Panjab University

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 MAJOR EVENTS

National Technology Day

CSIR- Central Scientific Instruments Organisation celebrated "National Technology Day" on May 12, 2015
by holding an Open Day from 9.00 am to 1.00 pm and organizing National Technology Day Lecture. All the
labs of CSIR-CSIO were kept open for general public in the forenoon.

Many visitors including students from various schools,

colleges, universities and general public visited the
laboratories of the institute. They interacted with the
scientists and were given exposure to the technologies
available & being pursued at CSIR-CSIO.

Later in the afternoon Shri. Surinder Singh, Outstanding

Scientist and Director Semiconductor Laboratory delivered
the National Technology Day Lecture on the topic entitled
"Overview of Space Systems and Technologies".
Students being demonstrated Laboratory
Technologies on the Occasion of National
Technology Day

He described the Space Systems and discussed the Indian Scenario in a very concise and intelligible way.
He gave an overview of Launchers and Earth Orbiting Satellites for Remote Sensing, Communication and
Navigation. He also informed the audience about Deep Space Missions, Mars mission and future trends.

He also described Near Earth Objects and in the end he took the scientists and researchers present on a
Virtual tour of SCL. He highlighted the fact that Satellites provide distance independent links and large area
coverage irrespective of terrain conditions with ease of configuring and expanding networks and give
space based reference of high accuracy with quickest reach independent of distance and coverage of land
masses that are not our own. While delivering the lecture he quoted that "The beauty of life does not depend
on how happy you are, But on how happy others can be because of you."

Shri. Surinder Singh, Outstanding Scientist and Dr. Amod Kumar, Acting Director, CSIR-CSIO,
Director Semiconductor Laboratory delivering Shri. Surinder Singh, Director Semiconductor
National Technology Day Lecture Laboratory and Dr. C. Ghanshyam on the occasion
of National Technology Day

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Prior to this Dr. Amod Kumar, Acting Director, CSIR-CSIO welcomed the chief guest and said that National
Technology Day is celebrated in India on May 11 every year to mark the Indian technological advancement
in order to commemorate the history of India's technological capability and expertise. On this particular day,
India achieved a huge technological progression. The first, indigenous aircraft Hansa-3 was test flown from
Bangalore. India performed successful test firing of the Trishul missile on the same day and also executed
three successful nuclear tests, carried out at Pokhran, in Rajasthan.

He emphasized that Scientific Research should be for the

benefit of society. He stated that technology is neither good
or bad it is the application of technology that proves to be
beneficial or harmful. He said that at times there is a debate
whether we should develop processes or products but the
more important thing is to develop something that can either
be a product or a process which is useful to the society and
directly benefits the common man.

Shri. Surinder Singh, Outstanding Scientist and

Director Semiconductor Laboratory delivering
National Technology Day Lecture

A scientific publication of CSIR-CSIO in Hindi language "SOCH" was released during this function and also
the prizes were given away to the winners of football match organized in CSIR-CSIO.

Later on Shri. Surinder Singh interacted with the Scientists of CSIR-CSIO and shared his experiences in
the field of research.

CSIR Foundation Day

CSIR-Central Scientific Instruments Organisation celebrated "CSIR Foundation Day" on September 26,
2015 by holding an Open Day from 9.00 am to 1.00 pm and organizing a Foundation Day Lecture. The
Foundation Day Lecture entitled "The Story of the Optical Fiber" was delivered by Prof. Ajoy Ghatak,
Former Professor of Physics, IIT Delhi.

He is a recipient of several awards including the 2008 SPIE

Educator award and the 2003 Optical Society of America Esther
Hoffman Beller award in recognition of his contributions to optical
science and engineering education, the 1979 CSIR SS Bhatnagar
award, 16th Khwarizmi International award and the International
Commission for Optics Galileo Galilei award for his research
contributions in Fiber Optics.

In his talk, Prof. Ghatak highlighted the importance of Research in

the area of Fiber optics by informing that Professor Kao has been
Prof. Ajoy Ghatak, Former
Professor of Physics, IIT Delhi delivering
CSIR Foundation Day Lecture

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awarded half of the 2009 Nobel Prize in Physics for "groundbreaking achievements concerning the
transmission of light in fibers for optical communication".

He emphasized that this is truly a very apt recognition of an area which has touched almost everyone. In
addition to the phenomenal application in communications, he also talked about many recent
developments in fiber optics like the fiber laser and the supercontinuum generation due to non-linear
effects, which find very important applications.

The talk gave a brief history of the evolution of the field of fiber optics and also provided exposure to few
fascinating optical phenomena.

Earlier, Prof. R. K. Sinha, Director, CSIR-CSIO while

welcoming the chief guest highlighted the aims and goals of
CSIR and its contribution in the field of science and
technology.

He also talked about various incentives and awards schemes

of CSIR for young scientists and school children. Prof. Sinha
also presented an overview of the on-going projects and
future plans of the Laboratory.

All those staff members of CSIR-CSIO, who completed the Prof. R. K. Sinha, Director, CSIR-CSIO
while welcoming Prof. Ajoy Ghatak,
25 years of regular service in CSIR and also who retired Former Professor of Physics, IIT Delhi
during the preceding year were also honoured by presenting
them mementoes, Shawls and Prashasti Patra on the
occasion.

The programme concluded with the prize distribution to the

wards of staff, who have excelled in various sports and other
events.

Prior to this, a quiz competition was organized for the CSIR-

CSIO staff on September 24, 2015. It was a broad
spectrum quiz in which all the scientists, technical and
administrative staff participated with enthusiasm. Besides Prof. R. K. Sinha, Director, CSIR-CSIO
this, various competitions were organised for the wards of honouring a staff member
CSIR-CSIO staff as a part of CSIR Foundation Day
celebrations.

These competitions were organized for kids of different age groups. In all, 67 children participated in these
events and they all were given prizes. In the poetry competition, the children exhibited their creativity by
composing poems in Hindi in praise of CSIR and on various subjects of science and technology. Children of
classes 1st to 5th recited poems in Hindi some of which were their original composition. Besides this, a
dance competition was also organized for children of CSIR-CSIO employees.

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As a part of CSIR Foundation Day celebration, CSIR-CSIO Labs were kept open for general public on
September 26, 2015 from 9:00 Hrs to 13:00 Hrs. More than 1500 visitors, including students from various
schools, engineering colleges, university and general public went around various laboratories of the
organisation. This provided them a unique opportunity to see the live demonstration of the instruments
developed at CSIR-CSIO and a chance to interact with the scientists. A team of students from IIT Ropar
also visited the organization for the first time.

CSIR-CSIO Foundation Day Celebration

CSIR-Central Scientific Instruments Organisation celebrated its Foundation Day on October 10, 2015. Dr.
P. S. Goel, Honorary Distinguished Professor, Antriksh Bhawan, ISRO, Bangalore, gave an inspiring,
motivating and thought provoking Foundation Day Lecture entitled "I am an Engineer.., Am I ?".

Dr. Goel started his career initiating activity on Satellite

Altitude Control System for spinning RS-1 satellite at
Trivandrum and later moved to Bangalore as part of
Aryabhata Project team. He was Chairman, Spacecraft
System Advisory Board for IRS-1; Project Engineer, AOCS
for APPLE; and Associate Project Director of INSAT-2. He
was Head, Control System Division; Group Director of
AOCS; Deputy Director, Mission and Control Area; Associate
Director of ISAC; and was Director, ISRO Satellite Centre
(1997-2005). He was secretary, Ministry of Earth
Sciences(2005-2008) and later worked as Chairman RAC, Dr. P. S. Goel, Honorary Distinguished
DRDO. Professor, ISRO delivering
CSIR-CSIO Foundation Day
In the CSIR-CSIO Foundation day lecture, Dr Goel stressed
that engineering is not just a degree, not just problem solving or just doing research, but it involves all the
above leading to finding solutions to problems that exist, but do not really seem to exist. He said that
Engineering is about changing life, its perception and its meaning and is a way of life, it reflects in every day
actions. It may or may not result in big change, it is a mindset "to change". He emphasized that there is a
need to create mind of engineer in the engineering education, not a job seeker with high salary. He
encouraged the participants saying that "There is a magician in you, wake it up and let it free to show a trick
or two, to the world". Subsequently the annual report of CSIR-CSIO was released.

Prof. R. K. Sinha, Director, CSIR-CSIO while welcoming the

chief guest highlighted the aims and goals of CSIR-CSIO and
its contribution in the field of science and technology. Prof.
Sinha also presented an overview of the on-going projects
and future plans of the organisation. He said while releasing
the annual report of CSIR-CSIO that the lab has traversed a
long journey and is celebrating its 56th foundation day. He
also pointed out the new heights achieved in Head up
Display technology and the plans to make variants for
different types of aircrafts. He also informed about the
Release CSIR-CSIO Annual Report 2014-15

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development being carried out in the areas of Agrionics, Biomedical applications, Photonics and
Geoseismic instrumentation He thanked the industry for coming forward to take the technologies from
CSIR-CSIO like Electrostatic Sprayer and Electronic Stethoscope this year.

National Science Day

CSIR-Central Scientific Instruments Organisation celebrated "National Science Day" on February 28, 2016
by holding an Open Day and organizing National Science Day Poster Competition and National Science
Day Lecture.

All the labs of CSIR-CSIO were kept open for general public
in the forenoon. Around 1000 visitors including students from
various schools, colleges, universities and general public
went around the laboratories of the institute. They interacted
with the scientists and were given exposure to the
technologies available & being pursued at CSIR-CSIO.

Later in the afternoon Prof. Kehar Singh, Emeritus Fellow,

Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi delivered the National
Science Day lecture on the topic "Holograhy: A Brief History
of Early Developments (Mysteries, myths,
Prof. Kehar Singh, Emeritus Fellow, Indian
misunderstandings, intrigues and more...". Institute of Technology, Delhi delivering the
National Science Day lecture
He described hologram as a physical structure that diffracts
light into an image. He said that a holographic image can be seen by looking into an illuminated
holographic print or by shining a laser through a hologram and projecting the image onto a screen.

He remarked that he had visited CSIR-CSIO many times and his first visit was when he had been selected
as a scientist B in this organization. He said that although he could not continue with CSIR-CSIO but many
of his students are now serving CSIR-CSIO.

Prior to this Prof. R. K. Sinha, Director, CSIR-CSIO welcomed the chief guest and said that National
Science Day is celebrated in India on February 28 every year to mark the discovery of Raman Effect by C.V.
Raman, for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize.

He also introduced the Chief Guest and gave a brief overview of the National Science Day celebrations.
Research Council Meetings.

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Research Council Meetings

The 44th and 45th meetings of Research Council (RC) of CSIR-CSIO were held on September 06-07,
2015 and January 29-30, 2016 respectively at CSIR-CSIO Chandigarh under the chairmanship of
Padmashri Sh. Arun Firodia, Chairman, Kinetic Engineering Limited, Pune. Dr. Girish Sahni, Director
General, CSIR & Secretary, DSIR also attended the 44th RC meeting. Progress of the ongoing projects of
the laboratory was reviewed and future projects were deliberated. Confirmation of Minutes and Action
Taken reports of the 43rd and 44th RC were also discussed.

The 44th Research Council Meeting in progress The 45h Research Council Meeting in progress

Management Council Meetings

The 40th meeting of Management Council was held on December 23, 2015 under the Chairmanship of
Prof. RK Sinha, Director CSIR-CSIO. The Council reviewed the progress of ongoing projects and noted
the progress of completed projects. Besides organisational level management issues were discussed in
the meeting and decisions were taken for the welfare of CSIO.

Staff Club Activities

CSIO Staff Club is an initiative by the members of CSIR-CSIO Chandigarh that aims to create a
rejuvenating and conducive environment at workplace by organising various cultural, sports and
recreational events. The club remains steadfast in achieving its objective which is to provide the CSIR-
CSIO employees a kind of work culture that leads to self-actualisation of each of its employees.

By organizing various cultural, sports, social, literary and recreational activities, the club is devoted to make
the organisation abounding with an air of fraternity all around. The activities of the CSIR-CSIO staff club are
governed by rules and regulations explicitly scribed in CSIR-CSIO constitution and are modified
accordingly in order to adapt to the need of the hour.

The clubs finds its strength in the implacable and uncompromising support of its members and their
innovativeness. The following events were organised by the CSIO Staff Club for the members and their
families throughout the year apart from outdoor and indoor sports activities and the participation in these
events were considerably increased:

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Medical Health Check-up Camp
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Eye Check-up Camp
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Greenathon Run & Drawing Competition as a part of GREEN ENVIRONMENT Drive
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Bhajan Sandhaya
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Joint Marathon with DRDO-TBRL and OCF Chandigarh on the occasion of Clean India, Green
India Environment Drive
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Cultural Evening on CSIO Foundation Day
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Maiden programme “Coffee with Veterans” with our superannuated colleagues on the occasion
of CSIO Foundation Day
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Car Maintenance Camp
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Blood Donation Camp
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Screening of various patriotic and movies of social relevance and values
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Excursion trips
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Opening of Table Tennis Academy
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Opening of Gym facility
During the year 2015-16, the CSIR-CSIO cricket and volleyball teams participated in 47th Shanti Swaroop
Bhatnagar Memorial Tournament-Zonals (SSBMT) during November 17-20, 2015 held at CSIR-IIP
Dehradun. Subsequently, the Cricket Team qualified for the 47th SSBMT (Final) and participated in the
tournament held at CSIR-NAL Bengaluru during February 24-27, February 2016.

A Glimpse of CSIR-CSIO Staff Club activities

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