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Orientation Programme on Urban transportation reforms for clean and liveable cities: November 18 - 20, 2010



CSE organised an orientation workshop on 'Urban transportation reforms for clean and liveable cities' from November 18 - 20, 2010 in New Delhi. Many Indian cities have already begun to develop action plans in response to the air quality and transportation management policies and the reform agenda under the urban renewal mission to achieve clean air and sustainable mobility. These along with the state level transportation and clean air action plans have created the policy opportunity for change. The orientation programme brought together a select group of regulators from South Asian cities for an orientation programme on this critical issue

List of participants

Mr. Kamlesh S. Gohel Deputy Executive Engineer Rajkot Municipal Corporation Rajkot, Gujarat Mr. Ajay M. Vegad Deputy Executive Engineer Rajkot Municipal Corporation Rajkot, Gujarat Mr, Mohan Lal Dhiman Assistant Commissioner (Technical) Transport Department Parivahan Bhawan Shimla, Himachal Pradesh Mr. H. K. Gupta Divisional Manager (Traffic) Himachal Road Transport Corporation Shimla, Himachal Pradesh Mr. Vikas Sharma IT Officer Dhanbad Municipal Corporation Dhanbad, Jharkhand Mr. Vishnu Khare City Planner Municipal Corporation Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh Mr. S. K. Mishra Joint Secretary to Government Housing and Urban Development Department, Government of Orissa, Bhubaneshwar, Orissa Mr. G. Paulraj Managing Director Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation (Coimbatore) Limited Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu Mr.V. Lawrance Deputy Manager Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation (CBE) Limited Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu Mr. P. R. Belwariar Regional Manager , Noida U.P. State Road Transport Corporation, Noida Uttar Pradesh Mr. Rajiv Chauhan Regional Manager, LMPS Lucknow U.P. State Road Transport Corporation Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh Mr. Mukul Raj Deputy Commissioner, Transport Transport Department, Jaipur, Rajasthan		Mr. Prayag Langalia Assistant Manager - BRTS Ahmedabad Janmarg Ltd Ahmedabad, Guajrat Mr. Atul Kotia Scientist M P Pollution Control BoardIndore, Madhya Pradesh Mr. Pon. Senthilnathan RTO, Tirunelvelli Regional Transport Office, Transport Department, Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu Mr. G. Elumalai MVI-Gr-I, Sholinganallur Transport Department, Office of the Motor Vehicle Inspector, Solinganallur Chennai, Tamil Nadu Mr. V Arunachalam MVI-Gr-I, RTO Chennai (W) Regional Transport Office, Chennai (W), Chenai, Tamil Nadu Mr. R. Venkatesan Regional Transport Office Chennai (NW), Chennai, Tamil Nadu Mr. Chandresh Patel Research Director Auroville Community Transport/Integral Enterprises (IntEnt), Auroville, Tamil Nadu Mr. Pashi Kapur Project Advisor Auroville Community Transport Auroville, Tamil Nadu Mr. Kapil Dangol Under Secretary Transport Management Office, Nepal Mr. Ramesh Prasad Dahal Section Officer Department of Transport Management, Nepal Mr. Mihiranakanamge Don Bandusgna Chairman Sri Lanka Transport Board, Colombo, Sri Lanka Mr. H.W Wipulasena Director (Operation and MonitoringNational Transport Commission, Colombo, Sri Lanka

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