Central Eastern Chapter of Contamination Control Society of India launched

Metro India News | Hyderabad

The Central Eastern Chapter (CE Chapter) of the Contamination Control Society of India (CCSI) was officially inaugurated on Sunday at Hotel Manohar, Begumpet. Also known as Hyderabad Chapter, it covers the states of Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Orissa. Sant Advani, the National Secretary and International Trainer of Contamination Control Society, India (CCSI) presented a paper on "Energy Efficient Clean Rooms – An Essential Requirement for Pharmaceutical, Electrical, Semiconductor, Biotech, Space Research & EVM Batteries."

This society intends to be a bridge between the industry and research for the MSME industries. Also, the society is looking forward to interacting with engineering colleges to introduce Air Contamination Control as a curriculum. M. S. Anand of CRP Group of Industries, a veteran and expert in the Indian contamination control field was elected as the Chapter Chairman of the Board of Governors. The Board consists of Sachin Goswami, Asif Bhasha, Swapna, Srikant Reddy, Ramanjaneyalu, V. Subramanyam, Jayavant, Sreedhar and Nirupa Narayanan as Administrative Executive.