UCCI Annual Report 2020-21

UDAIPUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY
MENTORING

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About UCCI
President's Message
Key Highlights
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Project Activities Under Taken
Which Are In Progress
Notable Activities of the Year
Sub Committees for the Year 2020-21
List of Sectoral Incharge and
Co-Incharge for the Year 2020-21
Executive Committee Meetings
A Summary
Representations / Memorandums
to Government
40 Independent Auditor's Report
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About UCCI (Infrastructure & Facilities)
Founded on 12th February 1965, UCCI is the multi district apex
body of trade, industry, mining, tourism & education of Southern
Rajasthan. We have partnered with the industry and government
through advisory and consultative processes to bring about socio-
economic development in the region.
UCCI is Southern Rajasthan's premier business association, with a
growing membership. At present we have a member base of 572
organisations from diverse sectors. All major local associations are
also affiliated with us. Through them we represent about 3000
industrial units across the 8 districts of South Rajasthan including
Udaipur, Rajsamand, Chittorgarh, Bhilwara, Banswara, Dungarpur,
Pratapgarh and Sirohi which constitute about Rs. 57,000 Crore of
investment. We have another 1260+ members across Rajasthan
who make use of Rajasthan Waste Management Project.
UCCI has the distinction of the only chamber on Rajasthan to have
been accredited with ISO 9001, 14001, 45001 & 27001
certifications. It is authorized by the Government of India to issue
Certificates of Origin for the products of exports and also for
recommendations for issuance of Visa. UCCI is affiliated with FICCI,
PHDCCI, CII, IGCC, FIEO, FIMI, RCCI, CAIT and other leading
organizations of India having similar objectives.
UCCI's works on the principle of “Unity & Co-operation for
Commerce & Industrial development” and proclaims its motto of
“Upgradation of skills, Capacity building, Communication &
Infrastructure development” to reflect the Chamber's commitment
towards balanced development that encompasses all sectors of the
economy and all sections of business, at all levels.
UCCI houses an exceptional auditorium, three conference halls, a
Vocational Training Center wing, President's chamber, a meeting
room and an admin block which houses the secretarial staff on the
premises. The campus is spread across 1,50,000 sq. feet of land with
around 13,000 Sq. ft of constructed building area. The remaining
land has been created into an environment park which is a kind of
green oasis in the middle of an industrial area.
Cafeteria
Environment
Park
P.P. Singhal
Auditorium
Hazardous
Waste Management
UIWM&RC
Regn.No. 15/UDA/2004
Mewar Harmony
Vocational Training Center
Facilities
Pyrotech-Tempsens
Hall
Aravali
Hall
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Friends, when I took over as President last year in the month of November, we
collectively set our core theme and we have come up with an
“Together We Can”
Action Agenda focusing on revamping the Chamber, despite big exogenous factor
of Covid-19 threatening us. Our Chamber, despite its modest size, strives to a punch
above its weight by being unique and distinctive. We aspire to be forward looking
and one-step ahead through innovation and creativity.
During these times of pandemic, when the industry, trade and enterprise have been inflicted with almost
crippling restrictions, it became evident that the most important thing we could do was to find ways in which
businesses continue to operate and stay afloat. I feel satisfied that we could accomplish this objective to a
great extent. The government listened to us about letting the industry continue operations during the second
wave of Covid-19 pandemic to avoid migration of workers. We left no stone unturned to make representation
and memorandum to the local administration and government to ensure that the supply chain is more or less
allowed to function in its entirety.
We focused on the matters ranging from local infrastructure to paving way to future developments for the
benefit of Udaipur region. If you look at the list presented in the annexed annual report, you would construe to
the extent of our efforts within this short tenure to get things moving at administrative and policy levels. Two
things would need especial mention. One is, the effort to get Maharana Pratap Airport of Udaipur recognized
as international airport. To that effect, the domestic cargo services have already begun and the process of
approval for customs checking necessary for operating international flights is also underway. Our PP Shri Salil
Singhal has guided & supported in this initiative for pursuing with the central government for declaration as
International Airport by the Union Cabinet. The second important project we've laid the grounds for is, the
setting up of a CETP for industries of Udaipur. Initial study of the requirements have shown the complications.
We asked for support from Ramky Enviro Engineers Limited, who are experts in the field. Shri CSR Mehta, Shri V
Jayaraman & Shri Achal Agarwal contributed a lot in this regard. I firmly believe that the upcoming Team will
continue to focus on this area and take the projects to fruition. Also, the strong ties that we have built with the
government departments and ministries would be nurtured further. This will greatly matter in bolstering the
function of the Chamber in the post-Covid time.
Alongside developing the government and industry connect, we have taken radical steps towards connecting
the industry with academia. The long overdue aspect of vocational training centre was rigorously reviewed by
our committee. I must commend Shri R.S.Vyas, Director, Techno NJR for his persistence in developing the
framework for the future skill development courses which will be run in the Mewar Harmony Vocational
Training Centre (MHVTC) fully furnished & equipped this year. The industry academy conclave organized was a
rare event, which saw the heads of all the universities and colleges of Udaipur converge under the same roof. I
am happy to share that under the able guidance of Shri Sanjaya Singhal, we have been able to establish
communication with IIM, Udaipur and its Centre to set up one of its kind MSME's Centre for Emerging Leaders.
Persistent desire of PP Shri B.H.Bapna for MHVTC to be fully functional has paved the way for us. These steps
will definitely prove to be game changer in the time to come.
In terms of the building and infrastructure development of the Chamber, we were able to greenlight the
infrastructure projects with exceptional guidance from PP Shri P.S.Talesra, PP Shri Virendra Siroya, PP Shri
M.K.Taya and architect consultant Shri Abhinav Mantri. We have been very attentive on pushing the projects
that will enhance the facility for members. A massive 5000 sq. ft. area shed was erected to cover the rooftop of
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the secretariat building to use it as an overflow area for gatherings. A dedicated service kitchen and store room
are also being constructed under the shed for supporting catering in this area. The fencing on the south-west
side separating the Environment Park and RSEB switch yard was raised using pre-built concrete wall to prevent
unauthorized access to UCCI premises. It was felt that the unutilized area on the back side of the Environment
Park covered in bushes and foliage along with the old waterbody could be reclaimed for more purposeful use.
It took three month's long project to level the area using earthmovers and fill the pond. Now, it needs
landscaping, so sought landscape designer's proposal for developing the Environment Park, a concept of
open spaces and a new cafeteria. Also, a plan for the parking area is in the works.
Considering that we took up so many activities and approached so many dimensions of UCCI's objectives, it
became necessary to strengthen the team. I am glad to state that this year we received more than 200
applications for UCCI Excellence Awards under able guidance of PP Shri C.P.Talesara and PP Shri Vinod Kumat.
However, due to Covid-19 restrictions and time constraints, the Jury process could not be completed and we
had to postpone the event. The results of the awards will be declared by the Jury as soon as normalcy is
attained to complete the process of evaluation. I wish to also inform that Constitutional Amendment Sub-
committee under Chairmanship of Patron Shri Arvind Singhal & Co-Chairman PP Shri Virendra Siroya has
convened several meetings & had interactions to draft proposal for amendments, which now requires physical
meeting of Executive Committee followed by general meeting of the Chamber and thus, would be taken up at
the appropriate time.
We also initiated major membership data verification tasks. The process of collection of HWM membership
renewal fee was bolstered and the results were astounding. PP Shri V.P.Rathi took initiatives for MSME Tool
Room at Udaipur & Cluster of Industrial Areas to be developed in proximity of Udaipur. PP Shri M.L.Lunawat led
the delegation to meet Director Mines & Geology for issues of Mining Industry & Transit Pass issue faced by
mineral processing Industry. PP Shri Ramesh Choudhary took up concerns of Mandis & Agriculture produce.
Iampleasedthatwehavebeenabletofulfillouraimtowardsbuildingarobustteam,whichisreadytotakeonany
responsibility. Case in point, organizing the successful vaccination camps and blood donation camps for the
industrial area. Our drive to achieve 100% vaccination in the industry was hugely successful and appreciated by all
sectionsofthesocietyandtheeffortsofShriUmeshManwaniintheseactivitiesarecommendable.
When the push came to shove, the industry did not back down to support the emergency situation that was
before the government. The 2nd wave of the pandemic came with disastrous situations relating to shortage of
medical oxygen supply and if it were not promptness and generosity of the industry, the situation could have
never been brought under control. Initially, the industry sacrificed its own production by giving up there
industrial oxygen cylinders for the purpose of transporting medical oxygen. Our member companies like
Earnest Gases and Adarsh Gases operated at their peak capacity day and night to make the oxygen available.
Then, when it became apparent that the current facilities available for oxygen refilling will not be adequate,
our industry members like Hindustan Zinc Limited opened up their industrial oxygen generation plants. The
ingenuity of our industry proved helpful when our member Macsen Laboratories set up the first of its kind
oxygen-testing laboratory necessary for certifying the quality of oxygen for medical use. However, the
appetite of Coronavirus seemed insatiable. There was still more patients in need of oxygen urgently. So, there
came the suggestion of using oxygen concentrator machines. Our Chamber took upon itself the task of
procuring these oxygen concentrator machines for the district administration. It was a difficult task looking at
the sudden rise in demand for these machines but we managed to place orders for more than hundred
machines. I thank all our generous contributors for their enormous gesture of opening up their resources for
supporting these noble initiatives.
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This year, we could also resolve the deadlock on the matter of tripartite agreement with the Operator of HWM
facility. A supplementary TPA was signed to settle the dispute around HWM membership fee. Patron Shri
Arvind Singhal, PP Shri Hansraj Choudhary and Hon. Member Secretary UIWM&RC Shri CSR Mehta played a
crucial role in this regard. We also improved our digital assets including development of an asset management
module for the portal with the help of Shri Ankit Sisodiya.
As I complete my tenure as President of this Chamber, it is time to express my gratitude and thanks.
I must attribute our success to the constant support and guidance of our Patron Shri Arvind Singhal. He has
always encouraged us to take bold steps for the development of the Chamber. I thank him from the core of my
heart for his conferring his blessings to this executive committee without which we would not have been able
to accomplish so much in a little time.
I received unstinted support from our Senior Vice President Shri Hemant Jain, Vice President Shri Vijay Godha,
Hony. Secretary General Dr. Anshu Kothari and Hony. Treasurer Shri Sandeep Bapna. It has been an absolute
pleasure to work with them. I also acknowledge my thanks to our Advisors PP Shri B.H.Bapna and IPP Shri
Ramesh Singhvi.
All Executive Committee members have been exemplary in their support and unitedly worked towards the
initiatives. While I can carry on naming all those who have rendered their support to us, it would probably not
ﬁt within the space for this message. Please forgive me. It was surely a privilege to work together for our
common goals.
My special gratitude to our Hony. Members Shri MK Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar, Shri Akhilesh Joshi and Shri Janat
Shah to deliberate on the matters relating to tourism industry, mining industry & academia interface,
respectively.
I am also thankful to all Sub-committee Chairmen, its Members and Sectoral Incharge for their guidance,
encouragement and valuable advices. My especial thanks to CA (Dr.) Satish Chandra Jain, Shri Sunil Agarwal,
Shri Dilip Talesra, Shri Ashok Shah, Shri Chaitanya Kochar, Smt. Shweta Dubey, Smt. Haseena Chakkiwala , Smt.
Ruchika Godha, Shri B.L.Kothari, Shri Ashish Chhabra, Shri Prakhar Babel, Shri Giriraj Sisodia, Shri Om Prakash
Nagda, Shri Manish Godha and Shri Kunal Bagla, who remained highly active and supported our initiatives.
I would like to convey my heartfelt gratitude to District & Health Administration, Government Departments,
Airport Authority ofﬁcials, Print & Digital Media and all our partners for their support and encouragement.
I take this opportunity to thank all our members and those who could not be named here-in-above for their
trust and support extended to the team. I also wish to thank Shri Koustubh Bhattacharya COO, Shri Asit
Bhardwaj Dy. EO and the entire UCCI Secretariat team for standing by our efforts and working to materialize
the same.
I wish the Chamber, every success in the years ahead.
Thank you once again for all your support and encouragement to me and to the Chamber.
Jai Hind !! Jai UCCI !!
Komal Kothari
President
2020-21
“Together Team UCCI Can”
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1965-1979
Late Shri P.P. Singhal
Founder President
2020-2021
Komal Kothari
President
Our Torch Bearers
Shri Salil Singhal
1987 - 1989
Shri K.K. Lahoti
Shri B.H. Bapna
Late Shri M.H. Soni
Shri S.R. Nevatia
1985 - 1987
1983 - 1985
1980 - 1982
1979 - 1980
Shri Ramesh Choudhary
1997-1999
Shri Komal Kothari
Shri Arvind Singhal
Shri O.P. Kedia
Late Shri Dhiraj Murdia
1995 - 1997
1993 - 1995 / 2001 - 2003
1991 - 1993
1989 - 1991
Shri Virendra Siroya
2008-2010
Shri M.L. Lunawat
Late Smt. Mandakini Murdia
Late Shri K.S. Mogra
Shri P.S. Talesara
2007-2008
2005-2007
2003-2005
1999-2001
Shri V.P. Rathi
Shri Vinod Kumat
Shri M.K. Taya
Shri C.P. Talesara
2015-2017
2014-2015
2012-2014
Shri Hans Raj Choudhary
2017 - 2019
2010-2012
Past Presidents
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(Kundan Switchgears Pvt. Ltd.)
Hemant Jain
Sr. Vice President
(Udaipur Marble Processors Smiti)
Vijay Godha
Vice President
(Subh Management Academy)
Dr. Anshu kothari
Hony. Secretary General
(Mewar Polytex Ltd.)
Sandeep Bapna
Hony. Treasurer
(R.K. Phosphates Pvt. Ltd.)
Ramesh Kumar Singhvi
Immediate Past President
(Siroya Cement Udyog)
Virendra Siroya
(Choudhary Offset Pvt. Ltd.)
Hansraj Choudhary
(Secure Meters Ltd.)
Sanjaya Singhal
(Arcgate)
Kunal Bagla
(Fusion Business Solutions Pvt. Ltd.)
Shweta Dubey
(Nahar Colour & Coating Ltd.)
Manik Nahar
(PIL Italica Lifestyle Ltd.)
Rajendra Kumar Heda
(Sachin Motors Pvt. Ltd.)
Subhash Singhvi
(Ajit Marbles Pvt. Ltd.)
Rajendra Kumar Chandaliya
(Bharat Polychem Industries)
Prakhar Babel
(Hotel Meghdot)
Dr. Narendra Kumar Dhing
(Liberty Financial Services)
Umesh Manwani
(Macsen Laboratories)
Achal N. Agarwal
(Oracle Chemicals Pvt. Ltd.)
Arvind Mehta
(PHP Poets IT Solutions Pvt. Ltd.)
Ankit Sisodiya
(Subh Sangmermer Pvt. Ltd.)
Om Prakash Agarwal
(Tilo Pvt. Ltd.)
Chetan Choudhary
(Amrapali Enterprise)
Jatin Nagori
(Dugar Marble & Granites)
Arihant Dugar
(Wilworth Techsol Pvt. Ltd.)
Prateek Nahar
(D.C. Agrawal & Associates)
Sunil Agrawal
(Kartavya & Company)
Kartavya Shukla
(Advaiya Solutions Pvt. Ltd.)
Ruchika Godha
(Quality Marble Exports (India))
Haseena Chakkiwala
(Gudli Chamber of Commerce & Industry)
Om Prakash Nagda
(Indian Soapstone Producers Association)
Kezar Ali Kurawarwala
(Udaipur Marble Processors Samiti)
Dr. Hitesh Patel
Executive Members
(Kay Travel & Tours)
Komal Kothari
President
(Wolkem India Ltd.)
Arvind Singhal
Patron
“Together we can!”
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Key Highlights
November2020
 5th-49thAnnualGeneralMeeting2020
 7th-ElectionofPatron&NominationofGen.SecyandTreasurer
 9th-InteractiveMeetingwithDICandRIICOOfficials
 11th-InteractiveMeetingwithAirportDirector,Udaipur
 11th-WebinaronE–ProcurementandDigitalTransformation
 13th-JointvisitofSukher,Madri&GudliIndustrialAreasbyUCCI&RIICO
 18th-MeetingwithKaladwasChamberofCommerce&Industry
 19th-InteractiveMeetingwiththeOfficialofAAICargoLogistics&AlliedServicesCompanyPvt.Ltd.
 20th-InaugurationofGurpreetGroupReceptionLobbyHall
 23rd-ReviewMeetingwithRIICOOfficials
 25th-InteractiveMeetingwithZonalChiefEngineer,AVVNL
 26th-InteractiveMeetingwithNorthRegionalExecutiveDirector,AAI
 30th-RSPCBSectoralCommitteeMeeting
December2020
 3rd-InteractiveMeetingwithViceChancellor,SirPadampatSinghaniaUniversity,Udaipur
 4th-HWMSubCommitteeMeeting
 11th-TrainingSessionofSuvidhaParishad
 12th-Industry–AcademiaConclave
 17th-JointMeetingoftheMiningSubCommitteeandDimensionalStone&MarbleSlurryDisposalSubCommittee
 18th-ParticipationinthePre-BudgetMeetingofStateGovernment
 19th-TourismSubCommitteeMeeting
 23rd-Webinaron“VivadSeVishwas”SchemeofITDepartment
 25th-BloodDonationCamporganisedbyPyrotech-Tempsens
January2020
 1st-MeetingwithAdditionalDirectorGeneralofAnti-CorruptionBureau
 16th-HarmonyMewarVocationalTrainingCenterMeeting
 26th-RepublicDayCelebrationProgram
 26th-InteractivemeetingwithShriJitendraSinghKamyotra,Retd.MemberSecretary,CPCB
February2021
 6th-SigningofSupplementaryTripartiteAgreement
 9th-InteractiveMeetingonMining&Minerals
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 19th-InteractiveMeetingonproposedplanforsettingofCETP
 20th-PresentationofMemorandumtoLeaderofOppositionShriGulabChandKataria
 20th&21st-2DayRegionalConferenceofCIRCofICAI
 26th-FelicitationoftheteamofMaharanaPratapAirport,Udaipur
March2021
 1st-InauguralCeremonyof44thMinesSafetyWeek,UdaipurRegion
 5th-OneDayAwarenessProgramon“GITagging”(GeographicalIndications)
 8th-MeetingwithIIM–UdaipurIncubatorTeam
 8th-ParticipationintheRERCPublicHearing
 8th-ParticipationintheWomen'sDayProgram
 16th-RIICOCamponFinancingPhysicalPossessionofAllottedLands
 24th-SeminaronSkillDevelopmentatMeeraGirlsCollege,Udaipur
 24th-DRMMeetingofDLIACatCollectorate
April2021
 2nd-MeetingwithRSPCBOfﬁcials
 3rd-MeetingonMSMEClusterDevelopmentProgram
 7th-MeetingwithDMG,Udaipur
 14th-VideoConferencewiththeChiefMinister
 18th-VideoConferencewiththeChiefMinister
 19th-Campaigntocollectoxygencylindersfromtheindustries
 20th-EffortstoarrangeOxygenforCovid-19Patients
 24th-26th-3DayVaccinationCamporganisedatUCCI
 28th-MOUwithDistrictAdministrationforProvidingOxygenConcentrators
 28th–Providing20OxygenConcentratorMachinestoDistrictAdministration
 29th&30th-2DayVaccinationCamporganisedatUCCI
May2021
 7th&8th-Blood&PlasmaDonationCampsorganizedbyUCCI
 8th–Providing10OxygenConcentratorMachinestoDistrictAdministration
 11th-MeetingwithDistrictCollectoronCovid-19Restrictions
 15th-MOUwithDistrictAdministration&CMHOforprovidingOxygenConcentratorMachinesforruralCHCs
 15th-Providing15OxygenConcentratorMachinestoDistrictAdministration
 21st-MeetingwithIIM-UteamonstartingacourseonDigitalTransformationforMSMEs
 21st-UCCIwillprovideOxygenConcentratorMachinesforthePoliceLinesHospitalunderMOU
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MENTORING
“MSME Centre for
Emerging Leaders”
in association with IIMU-IC
Rooftop Shed Project
on 2nd Floor
MSME Center for Emerging Leaders in association with
IIM,Udaipur:AsoughtafterneedtogrowtheMSMEi.e.
Small to Medium & Medium to Large,wherein the
mentors will be from Industry to look after the practical
aspects of handling varied needs of the business and
IIMU-IC will look into the Academic, project initiating
partandoutsourceneedbasedmentors.
Rooftop project of 5000 sq.ft on 2nd Floor: A unique
support facility to host activities in almost Open
Environment, Industrialist's meeting point on the
concept of “DEVANIA” in Gulf, covered area for
serving meals, etc. is being developed with rooﬁng
done and rest needs to be completed as per designs
beingﬁnalized.
Mewar Harmony Vocational
Training Center
The project of Mewar Harmony Vocational Training
Centre has been fully equipped & furnished and is
on verge of taking-off in association with Techno
NJR,Skilldevelopment&traininghasalwaysbeen
partofUCCI'sservicetomembers.
How industry and academy help each other for
providingfortrainedmanpowertoindustry.
PROJECT ACTIVITIES UNDER TAKEN
WHICH ARE IN PROGRESS
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Audio- Visual (AV) Facilities in
PP Singhal Auditorium
& Meeting Halls
Setting-up of CETP
Audio visual facilities in all the Meeting Halls &
Auditorium : Hybrid working is the demand of time
and to keep the activities continue, we have
installed AV facility in the Meeting Hall. Further,
initiated proposals of AV facilities for the PP
Singhal Auditorium&PyrotechTempsensHalltobe
onlinemeetingready.
WealreadyhaveHazardousWasteTreatment&Disposal
facility operational since 2006 and further expansion is
under way. Our initiative to have a CETP to ease the
Chemical Industries around is welcomed. RIICO has
already reserved land for this facility in Kaladwas
Industrial Area but considering the spread of industries,
need of transportation of efﬂuent by tankers has to be
permitted by Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board
for which a request has been made while a feasibility
studyisbeingdonejointlywithRamky.
Environment Park Landscaping
& Development
Environment Park Landscaping & Developments : To
establish an environment related NABL accredited testing
lab with facility also to train and conduct awareness
programme is the need of the hour. UCCI's involvement in
Hazardous Wate Management is in operation under Tri-
partite agreement with Ramky Enviro, UIWM& RC Trust.
TheTrustundertookinitialworkofleveling&ﬁllingtomake
almost 50% of waste land usable for developments. The
proposals for Lab &Environment Park landscaping have
alsobeeninitiated.
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Notable Activities of the Year
The 49th Annual General Meeting of UCCI was
organized online through Video Conference on
5th November 2020.
UCCI Patron Shri Arvind Singhal said in his
address that due to the Corona epidemic and the
current circumstances, it was decided to organize
the Annual General Meeting virtually. He also
thanked the Election Officer Shri B.R. Bhati for his
approval to conduct the election through e-
voting.
Subsequently, the President for the Year 2019-20
Shri Ramesh Kumar Singhvi presented summary
of the transactions of the past year and the
audited balance sheet for the F.Y. 2019-20. He
thanked all the members for their support.
After the AGM, Election Officer Shri B.R. Bhati
started the online election process through e-
voting. Two experts from an IT company, Mumbai
were present at UCCI to conduct the e-voting
successfully and guided the UCCI members to
resolve their voting related problems. After
completion of the e-voting process and counting
of votes received online during the election
through software, Election Officer Shri B.R. Bhati
announced the Executive Committee for the Year
2020-21.
Shri Komal Kothari was elected unopposed for
the Post of President and Shri Hemant Jain was
elected unopposed for the Post of Sr. Vice
President for the upcoming session of 2020-21.
Shri Vijay Godha was elected as the Vice
President for 2020-21.
Patron Shri Arvind Singhal congratulated the
newly elected Office Bearers and members of the
Executive Committee for 2020-21.
The newly elected President Shri Komal Kothari
said in his address that resolving the industrial
and business problems of the members would be
his highest priority. At the end of the program,
Shri Kothari expressed his gratitude to Election
Officer Shri B.R. Bhati and his team for
conducting the elections successfully. He also
thanked Patron Shri Arvind Singhal, all Past
Presidents, and the distinguished members of
UCCI for their participation.
UDAIPURCHAMBEROFCOMMERCE&INDUSTRY
49th Annual General Meeting conducted virtually at PP Singhal Auditorium UCCI
49th Annual General Meeting 2020
(5th November 2020)
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Shri Arvind Singhal was elected as Patron of UCCI
for the next 3 years at the 1st Meeting of the
Executive Committee for the Year 2020-21
organized on 7th November 2020 at Aravali Hall of
UCCI. Shri Sanjaya Singhal and Dr. Anshu Kothari
were co-opted as Executive Members for the year 2020-21. Dr. Anshu Kothari was nominated as
Hony. Secretary-General and Shri Sandeep Bapna were nominated as Hony. Treasurer of UCCI for
the Year 2020-21.
Shri Arvind Singhal Dr. Anshu Kothari Shri Sandeep Bapna
Election of Patron & Nomination of Secretary General and Treasurer
(7th November 2020)
T h i s m e e t i n g w a s w i t h D I C & R I I C O
Officials regarding Govt. decision to organize
meeting to resolve MSME Issues and stand there full
support . This meeting was followed by visits to all
industrial areas to take stock of the roads and
infrastructure.
Smt. Aruna Sharma, GM-DIC & Shri Ajay Pandya, Sr.
RegionalManager-RIICO,Udaipurwerepresent.
Interactive Meeting with
DIC and RIICO Officials
(9th November 2020)
Mainly the issue of initiating International flights from
Maharana Pratap Airport was put up by President Shri
Komal Kothari. The Airport Director gave her suggestions
on pursuing the matter with the relevant authority.
(11th November 2020)
Interactive Meeting
with Airport Director, Udaipur
Shri Komal Kothari, Dr Anshu Kothari, Shri Hemant Jain and Shri
Sandeep Bapna in a meeting with Airport Director Ms Nandita
Bhatt along with Airport Officers Ms Charulata Sharma & Mr
MarxBhartiya.
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The team accompanying Shri Godha included members Shri
Hemant Jain, Shri Prakhar Babel, Shri Shailendra
Khamesara,ShriKailashJain,ShriOmPrakashNagda.
Problems regarding repairs & maintenance of roads,
drainage, street lights, cleaning work, encroachment, etc.
wereidentified.
Joint visit of Sukher, Madri & Gudli
Industrial Areas by UCCI & RIICO -
UCCI in association with Business Standard organized a
Webinar on “e-Procurement and Digital Transformation”
on 11th November, 2020. Shri Naresh Manvatkar,
Assistant Director-MSME, Shri Gaurav Kumar, ADOBE,
Singapore & Shri Abhilash Pillai and Problem Solver-
UdanAppweretheexpertspeakersintheWebinar.
Webinar on E–Procurement
and Digital Transformation
A meeting with the President, Secretary, and other Office
Bearers of KCCI was organized on 18th November 2020 at 4
pm at UCCI. Infrastructure-related problems in Kaladwas
Industrial Area were discussed. It was decided to make joint
effortsforresolvingtheproblemsfacedbyTrade&Industry.
Meeting with Kaladwas Chamber
of Commerce & Industry
Shri Gaurav Kumar, ADOBE- Singapore, Shri Bibhu Mishra,
Business Standard and Shri Abhilash Pillai, Udaan App,
addressed theparticipantsduringthewebinar.
UCCI VP Shri Vijay Godha along with UCCI & RIICO
OfficialsvisitedSukher, Madri, GudliIndustrialArea
UCCI Officials, Shri Komal Kothari, Dr Anshu Kothari, Shri
Hemant Jain, Shri Vijay Godha & Shri Sandeep Bapna in an
interactivemeetingwithKCCIOfficials.
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Shri Gurpreet Singh Soni inaugurated the Gurpreet
GroupReceptionLobbyHallon20thNovember2020.
President Shri Komal Kothari expressed gratitude to
Shri Gurpreet Singh Soni for sponsoring the renovation
oftheReceptionLobbyHall.
Inauguration of Gurpreet
Group Reception Lobby Hall
Interactive Meeting with the
Official of AAI Cargo Logistics &
Allied Services Company Pvt. Ltd.
A meeting with RIICO officials was held at UCCI to
review the activities undertaken by RIICO in the
industrial areas to improve the roads and
infrastructure. All the previous pending matters and
thegrievancesbythememberswerealsodiscussed.
(23rd November 2020)
Review Meeting with
RIICO Officials
AmeetingwithShriKekuGazdar,CEOofAAICargoLogistics
& Allied Services Company Pvt. Ltd. was organized through
VideoConferencefordiscussingthepossibilitiesofstarting
a Cargo facility at Maharana Pratap Airport Udaipur and
Shri Gazdar considered setting up domestic Cargo
facilities. Standard Operating Procedures for the same are
beingprocessed.
Shri Komal Kothari & Shri Gurpreet Singh Soni at the
InaugurationCeremonyofGurpreetGroup Lobby atUCCI.
UCCI Officials in an interaction with Shri Ajay Pandya,
Sr. Regional Manager, RIICO ltd.
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The opportunity and challenges of making Maharana
Pratap Airport, Udaipur an international airport were
discussedindetailduringthemeeting.
Interactive Meeting with North
Regional Executive Director,
Airports Authority of India
AmeetingwithShriGirishParikh,ZonalChiefEngineer,
AVVNL was organized on 25th November 2020 to
discuss the various problems related to AVVNL and
laying of 33 KV and/or 11 KV underground cables in
industrial areas and for providing RMU in front of each
industry
Zonal Chief Engineer, AVVNL
A Meeting of the RSPCB Sub Committee was held at UCCI. In-charge of RSCPCB matters
ShriAchalAgrawalchairedthemeeting.IssuesrelatedtoRSPCBwerediscussed.
Key issues of the industry relevant to the Environment and Pollution Control Board were
identiﬁedandlistwasprepared.
The committee will pursue the matter with the Chairperson, Rajasthan State Pollution
Control Board. The representation was sent to the Chairperson, RSPCB on dated 24th
December 2020 for extension of the Special Dispensation Scheme for obtaining
ConsenttoEstablish/ ConsenttoOperate.
RSPCB Sectoral Committee Meeting
UCCI Ofﬁcials met with Shri Girish Parikh,
Zonal Chief Engineer, AVVNL
Meeting with Shri DK Kamra, North regional Executive
Director, Airport Authority of India, Smt Nandita Bhatt,
Director, Udaipur Airport and Mr Marx Bhartiya, Airport
Director, UdaipurAirport.
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(4rd December 2020)
HWM Subcommittee Chairman Shri Hans Raj
Choudhary addressed the meeting about the
potential development of CETP for Industrial Areas of
UdaipurregionwithShriVinayKatta,regionalOfficer,
RSPCB, Udaipur, Dr BK Soni, Technical Officer RSPCB
andShriVJayraman,HindustanZincltd.
Governmentschemesandincentivesondevelopment
of CETPs & Transportation of affluent need to be
explored.
HWM Sub Committee Meeting
Vice Chancellor, Sir Padampat
Singhania University, Udaipur
Micro and Small Enterprises was organized at the Aravali
HallofUCCItoprovideinformationabouttheworkrelated
tothenewlyformeddivisionalfacilityinthestate.
(11th December 2020)
Training Session of
Suvidha Parishad
(3rd December 2020)
Potential & Challenges regarding “How Industry and
Academia can Help Each Other” for providing trained
manpowertoindustrieswerediscussedinthemeeting.
Meeting with Prof. Shree Hari, Vice-Chancellor, Sir
Padampat Singhania University regarding providing
morejobopportunitiesfor youngsters
Mrs Aruna Sharma, General Manager, DIC Udaipur addressing
entrepreneurs. On the dais with her are Shri YN Mathur, Additional
Director, Commissioner Industries Office, Shri Hemant Jain, Sr.
VP, Shri Vijay Godha, VP, PP Shri P S Talesara and Shri Ajay
Pandya,Sr.RM,RIICO, Udaipur
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Industry – Academia Conclave
Prof. R S Vyas, Chairman VTC, Prof NS Rathore, Vice Chancellor, MPUAT among other Industry and Academic representatives
alongwithUCCI Ofﬁcials,PresidentShriKomalKothari&Hony. SecyGeneralDrAnshuKotharitookpartinthediscussions.
Universities should prepare courses for the long-term development of students according to
the requirement of industries was the gist of the conclave .
The meeting discussed in detail the problems related to
mining, new regulations implemented by the government,
disposal and use of marble slurry, market search of marble,
and other dimension stones of Udaipur in the domestic and
internationalmarkets.
Joint Meeting of the Mining Sub
Committee and Dimensional Stone &
Marble Slurry Disposal Sub Committee
CA Shri Sunil Agarwal presenting suggestions for the FY
2021-22 to Shri Akhil Arora, Principal, Secretary
(Finance), Ms Tina Dabi, Joint Secretary Finance
(Taxation) and Govt. Employees from State GST
Department, Commercial Taxation Department, Labour
department&RIICOLtd.
Participation in the Pre-Budget
Meeting of State Government
Shri MLLunawath, Chairman-Mining Subcommittee, Shri
Dilip Talesara, Chairman-Dimensional Stone and
MarbleSlurryDisposal Subcommittee.
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The camp was organized at Tempsens Instruments
(I) Pvt. Ltd., Unit – IV. UCCI members and their staff
participated in the camp and donated blood. Total
108unitsofbloodweredonatedduringthecamp.
Blood Donation Camp organised
by Pyrotech-Tempsens
Tourism Sub Committee Meeting
(1st January 2021)
Meeting with Additional Director
General of Anti-Corruption Bureau
Members associated with the hotel business
expressed their issues in the meeting and gave
details of the problems faced in the last 6 months,
including issues related to shortage of staff to long-
term shutdown of hotels, lack of travel of tourists &
manysuchpostCovidissueswerealsodiscussed.
Shri Hinglaj Dan, IPS – DIG, Shri Sudhir Joshi, ASP also
shared with Industry and Trade Leaders Government's
desire to create an “Awareness about ACB's working”,
toeducate,sensitizeandencouragethepeopletocome
forwardwiththeirgrievancesaboutcorruptpractices.
Meeting of Tourism Subcommittee under Chairmanship of
MK Shri Lakshya Raj Singh Mewar at Darbar Hall, Fateh
Prakash, CityPalace.
Blood Donation Camp in association with Pyrotech Tempsens
Group and MB Hospital Udaipur at Tempsens Instruments (I)
PvtLtd, Unit-IV
Meeting with Shri Dinesh MN, ADG, Anti-Corruption
Bureau at the Conference Hall at Directorate of Mines
and Geology.
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Republic Day Celebration Program
(26th January 2020)
Signing of Supplementary Tripartite Agreement
(6th February 2021)
Revised Tripartite agreement being signed between ShriArvind Singhal, Patron UCCI and Chairman, UIWM & RC Trust,
Shri Komal Kothari,President,UCCI and Shri SanjivKumar, NationalHead, RamkyEnviroEngineersLtd.
Hazardous Waste Management facility at Gudli will be expanded in the next nine months at a cost of about Rs. 40 crores.
72ndRepublicDayofIndiawascelebratedbyUCCIon26thJanuary2021withgreatenthusiasm.
FlaghoistingattheUCCIEnvironmentParkwasdonebyPatronShriArvindSinghalandPresidentShriKomalKothari.
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Harmony Mewar Vocational
Training Center Meeting
(16th January 2021)
A meeting with the representatives of the Vidya Bhawan
Society was organized at UCCI for exploring possibilities of
collaboration on skill development programmes under the
aegis of the Harmony Mewar Vocational Training Center of
UCCI. A team of Professors had come from Vidya Bhawan
Societyandappreciated theconceptofVocationalTraining
Centre at UCCI. They invited the VTC team to visit the
MechatronicsCentre

A detailed memorandum on matters of industry which
require immediate attention including budgetary
considerations and infrastructure of Udaipur was
presented to Shri Kataria by the UCCI President. Shri
PhoolSinghMeena,MLAUdaipurRuralwasalsopresent.
(20th February 2021)
Presentation of Memorandum
to Leader of Opposition
Shri Gulab Chand Kataria
Interactive Meeting on
Mining & Minerals
For proposed CETP, a survey form was developed and
circulatedtoallChemicalIndustriestocollectthedata
regarding generation of efﬂuent so that a feasibility
report of the CETP plant can be prepared and a strong
RepresentationtoGovernmentcanbemade.
Interactive Meeting on
proposed plan for setting of CETP
(9th February 2021)
A detailed memorandum regarding the matter of
Transit Pass (TP) was prepared and sent to DMG,
Udaipur.
Members of the mining and mineral processing fraternity
during the meeting. UCCI Patron Shri Arvind Singhal,
President Shri Komal Kothari and Mining Subcommittee
chairman PPShri MLLunawathdeliberatingon theissues.
Shri Bobby Kurian of Ramky giving a presentation on
CETPtotheUCCI committeeconstitutedfor thispurpose.
UCCI Ofﬁce Bearers in discussion with Leader of Opposition
ofGovernmentofRajasthanShri Gulab Chand Kataria.
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Ms Nandita Bhatt, Airport Director, Maharana Pratap
Airport, Ms Sikha Saxena, Deputy Director Tourism
Department and UCCIN Ofﬁce Bearers celebrating
Maharana Pratap Airport's Success of achieving Ist
PositioninCustomersatisfaction.
Felicitation of the team
of Maharana Pratap Airport,
Udaipur
The theme of the conference was “CA Profession –
Empowering Indian Economy” and was attended by
Chartered Accountants from 7 States of Central
IndiaRegion.
2 Day Regional Conference
of CIRC of ICAI
(20th & 21st February 2021)
(1st March 2021)
Shri Manish Murkute, Dy. Director General of Mines
Safety North-Western Zone, Udaipur addressing the
meeting on the celebration of 44th Mines Safety Week
along with Chairman of Mining Subcommittee PP Shri
ML Lunawath ji, Shri Mukesh Chaturvedi, Group
General Manager / Agent & Chairman, 44th Mines
SafetyAssociationandUCCIPatronShriArvindSinghal
Inaugural Ceremony of 44th
Mines Safety Week, Udaipur Region
Shri Swayam Sourabh, CFO, HZL, Shri Sanjaya Singhal,
Secure Meters and Shri Komal Kothari, President, UCCI
lightingthelamp.
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Shri. Kannan Soundararajan, CEO of IIM-U Incubator
withMs.SureshDhaka,COOandMs.AasthaBhatnagar,
Manager (Operations) were part of the visiting
delegationwhounveiledtheneedofmentoring MSME.
(8th March 2021)
Meeting with IIM – Udaipur
Incubator Team
Shri Rajendra Ratnoo, IAS - Controller General of
Patents,Designs&Trademarksgivingtheinaugural
address at the One day Awareness Programme on
“GeographicalIndicationTag”
One Day Awareness Program on
“GI Tagging”
(Geographical Indications)
Received objections and suggestions on the draft
Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory Commission (Grid
InteractionDistributedRenewableEnergyGeneration
Mechanism) Regulations, 2020. UCCI demanded to
keepthenetmeteringsystemunchanged.
(8th March 2021)
Participation in the
RERC Public Hearing
(5th March 2021)
UCCI VTC Team discussing with IIM-Udaipur Incubation
team about setting up a Center of Excellence for MSME
SectorEntrepreneurs
Shri Hemant Jain - Sr. Vice President and Shri Surendra
Jalora, Member - Energy & AVVNL Sectoral Committee
representingUCCI attheRERCPublichearing
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(16th March 2021)
RIICO Camp on Financing Physical
Possession of Allotted Lands
Participation in the
Women's Day Program
(8th March 2021)
(24th March 2021)
Seminar on Skill Development at
Meera Girls College, Udaipur
TheThemeoftheprogramwas“WhyWomenMake
BetterManager.”Morethan50womenemployees
ofHotelLeelaparticipatedintheprogram.
All allottees and successful bidders to whom offer
letter issued under Udaipur Unit were invited by the
RIICO to participate and also get physical
possessionoftheallottedplots.
“VocationalTrainingcantransformStudentsintoasought-
after skilled manpower” was the theme of a Seminar
organized at Meera Girls College under the aegis of the
UCCISkillDevelopmentinitiative.Morethan100students
from all the streams participated and showed keen
interestintrainingprogrammethemselves.
DrAnshu Kothari, Hony. Sec. General, UCCI participating
as the Keynote Speaker at the International Women's Day
CelebrationatHotelLeelaPalace
Shri S K Nenawati, Sr. Regional Manager, RIICO, Udaipur
and Shri S.P. Kalwar, Dy. General Manager, RIICO Udaipur
addressed theparticipantsduringtheprogramme.
ShriRSVyas.Chairman,VTCSubcommittee,addressingstudents
aboutskilldevelopmentatMeeraGirlsCollege,Udaipur
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AninteractionmeetingwasorganisedwithShriVinayKatta
–RegionalOfficer,RSPCBandDr.B.K.Soni–Sr.Scientific
Officer, RSPCB to discuss modalities to organise Two-day
CampatUCCIinassociationwithRSPCBsothatIndustrial
Units,Hotels&Restaurants,Hospitals&Clinics,Marriage
Gardens, Battery Sellers, Commercial & Residential
InfrastructureDeveloperswhoseconstructionareaismore
than 2500 square meters and other industries which are
required to obtain permission from Pollution Control
Boardshallavailthebenefitunderthescheme.
(2nd April, 2021)
Meeting with RSPCB Officials
The meeting of District Level Industrial Advisory
Committee was held at the Collectorate under the
Chairmanship of the District Collector Shri Chetan
Deora. The meeting was for the Dispute Resolution
Mechanism to discuss the grievances of the
industry.
DLIAC Meeting
at Collectorate
(3rd April 2021)
Meeting on MSME Cluster
Development Program
(24th March 2021)
President Shri Komal Kothari and Vice President
ShriVijayGodhaattendedthemeetingfromUCCI.
They presented the issues of the industries in the
Madri,Sukherand GudliIndustrialAreasand also
handedoverarepresentation.
Shri Vipul Jani, GM DIC, Udaipur and Shri S.K.
Nenawati, Sr. Regional Manager, RIICO, Udaipur
were present during the meeting along with
representatives of other departments. They
assured that the pending infrastructure related
workincludingroadrepairsintheindustrialareas.
The team from District Industries Center presented the
recently introduced scheme called the MSE – CDP
(Cluster Development Programme) to the MSME
subcommittee of UCCI. The purpose of the meeting was
to generate awareness about the scheme and explore
the role UCCI can play in developing different sectoral
clusterswhichcanbenefitfromthescheme.
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(14th & 18th April 2021)
Video Conferences with
the Chief Minister
(19th April 2021)
Campaign to collect
Oxygen cylinders from the industries
UCCI suggested to the Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot
to adopt strictness rather than increase in curfew,
statingtheneedtosensitizethepublicwithaviewto
preventingcoronainfection.
UCCIappealedtoallitsmembersandmemberbodies
toinformthenumberofoxygencylinderavailablewith
them. Details were collected and provided to District
Administrationon19thApril2021.
About 200 cylinders were collected from the industry
and reported to the ADM (City). UCCI Vice President
Shri Vijay Godha coordinated the collection of
Meeting with DMG, Udaipur
(7th April 2021)
The delegation of Udaipur Chamber of Commerce and
Industry met DMG Udaipur Shri K.B. Pandya, IAS to
discuss issues related to Transit Pass system and the
practical problems faced by the mineral grinding units
oftheregion.
Mainly the mineral grinding units using waste marble
and granite as raw materials are facing issues in
compliance of Transit Pass as there is no provision for
theminthesystem.Asaresulttheownersofsuchunits
often face penalties from the department. DMG
Udaipur assured to take positive decisions in the
interestoftheentrepreneursandresolvetheproblems
soon.
UCCI members who were present in the delegation
included Senior Vice President Shri. Hemant Jain, Vice
President, Shri. Vijay Godha, Chairman of UCCI's
Mining Subcommittee Shri. M.L. Lunawath, Shri.
Rajendra Harlalka, Shri. Kezar Ali, Shri. Laxmikant
Vaishnav, Shri. Suresh Jain, Shri. Arvind Agarwal and
ShriGirishBhagat.
cylinders from the Marble and Granite processing
units.
Government acquired the cylinders and also took
control of the Oxygen plants of UCCI Members M/s
Earnest Gases & M/s Adarsh Engitech Projects in
Madri which have a combined reﬁlling capacity of
around2000+oxygencylindersperday.
With the request from DIC and RIICO to help in
gatheringasmanyOxygenCylinderavailablewiththe
industrieswhichmaybeacquiredbytheGovernment
forsupplyofmedicaloxygeninhospitals.
UCCI President Shri Komal Kothari and PP Shri
Hansraj Choudhary attended an interaction with CM
ShriAshokGehlot.
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MacsenLaboratoriessetupOxygentestingequipment
with the logistical help of UCCI within 2 days. The
Oxygen was tested and certiﬁed for Medical use. We
thank our members, Hindustan Zinc Ltd. and Macsen
Laboratoriesfortheirsupport.
(20th April 2021)
Efforts to arrange Oxygen
for Covid-19 Patients
(28th April 2021)
MOU with District
Administration for Providing
Oxygen Concentrators
machines through members and well-wishers
and to ensure the maintenance and upkeep of
themachinesinfuture.
UCCI President Shri Komal Kothari, District
Collector Shri Chetan Deora, RNT Medical
College Principal Dr. Lakhan Poswal, and
Superintendent M.B. Hospital Dr. R.L. Suman
signedtheMOU.
(24th – 26th April 2021)
3 Day Vaccination Camp
Organised at UCCI
With the support of CMHO, Udaipur a 3 day Free Covid-
19 vaccination Camp was organised at UCCI for people
of Madri and nearby areas. The camp received great
response from people wanting to get their ﬁrst dose as
wellasseconddose.Withinthe3daysatotal527doses
wereadministered.
ATripartiteMOUwassignedbetweenUCCI,RNT
Medical College and District Administration
signed by Collector, Udaipur for providing 100
Oxygen from HZL Dariba Plant being tested for
medicaluseatMacsenDrug Laboratories
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(29th & 30th April 2021)
2 Day Vaccination Camp
Organised at UCCI
(7th – 8th May 2021)
Blood & Plasma Donation Camps
Organized by UCCI
A 2 Day Vaccination Camp was organised at UCCI for
people of Madri and nearby areas. The camp received
even better response than the previous one. Since
morning people wanting to get their first dose as well
asseconddoseflockedtotheUCCIChamberBhawan
and got vaccinated. A total of 267 doses were
administeredwithin2days.
UCCI Members took the initiative to donate blood and
plasma which are highly needed in these times of Covid-19
crisis. UCCI President Shri Komal Kothari appealed to all
able persons to come forward and participate in this noble
cause.TheblooddonationcampswereorganizedatUCCIon
7th May 2021 at UCCI Chamber Bhawan and on 8th May
2021attheofficeofFusionBusinessSolutionsinMadriwith
support of Executive Committee Member Smt. Shweta
Dubey.
Providing 20 Oxygen
Concentrator Machines to
District Administration
(28th April – May 2021)
UCCI Office Bearers Shri Komal Kothari, President,
Dr Anshu Kothari, Hony. Secy. General, Shri
Hemant Jain, Sr Vice President, Shri Vijay Godha,
Vice President, presenting MOU to Rural MLA Shri
Phool Singh Meena donating 20 Oxygen
Concentrator Machines to RNT Medical College
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(11th May 2021)
Meeting with District Collector
on Covid-19 Restrictions
(15th May 2021)
MOU with District Administration
& CMHO for providing Oxygen
Concentrator Machines
for rural CHCs
UCCI President Shri Komal Kothari along with Hony.
Secy. Gen. Dr. Anshu Kothari, Hony. Treasurer Shri
Sandeep Bapna and VP Shri Vijay Godha handing over
the Oxygen concentrator machine to district collector
ShriChetanDeoraandCMHO,DrDineshKharadi.
Providing 10 Oxygen
Concentrator Machines
to District Administration
(8th May 2021)
These machines were donated by UCCI Member M/s
Ravindra Heraeus. Shri Kishore Choksi of Ravindra Heraeus
handed over these machines to UCCI President Shri Komal
KothariandappreciatedtheeffortofUCCIincoordinatingfor
essential equipment required for the administration to deal
with the Covid-19 pandemic. The machines were handed to
Dr.R.L.Suman,SuperintendentofMBHospital,Udaipur
Shri Kothari represented the concerns of the
industry in complying with the new requirement to
issue one hour transit passes and e-IDs to all the
employeesintheindustry.
UCCI Ofﬁce Bearers meeting with District Collector Shri
ChetanDeora onthematterofmovementrestrictions.
Other issues related to Covid-19 preparedness were are
alsodiscussed.
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Prof. Srinivas Pingali of IIM-U in conversation with UCCI Executive
Member Shri Sanjay Singhal during the virtual meeting.
(29th & 30th April 2021)
Meeting with IIM-U team on
starting a course on Digital
Transformation for MSMEs
(21th May 2021)
UCCI will provide Oxygen
Concentrator Machines for the
Police Lines Hospital under MOU
UCCI is launching 6 week course for Small and
Medium Enterprises ( SME) on " Transforming to a
Digital World " in partnership with Indian Institute
ofManagement,Udaipur.Coursewillbeconducted
byProf.SrinivasPingaliofIIM,Udaipur
President Shri Komal Kothari and Hony. Secy. Gen. Dr
Anshu Kothari handing over the oxygen concentrator
machines to the superintendent of police Dr Rajeev
Pachar, IPS & Superintendent of Police and Shri Gopal
SwaroopMewara,AdditionalSuperintendentofPolicefor
cooperation in providing Oxygen Concentrator Machines
intheCovid-19HospitalatPoliceLinesUdaipur.
Providing 15 Oxygen Concentrator
Machines to District Administration
(15th May 2021)
Another set of 15 machines with support from
Mewar Harmony Group, Arcgate & Arcgate
employees were handed over to the District
Collector Shri Chetan Deora and Chief Medical
Health Ofﬁcer (CMHO), Udaipur Shri Dinesh
KharadibyUCCIPresidentShriKomalKothari.
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UCCI and Chamber of Commerce
demands permission to open Trade
& Commercial Establishments
of Udaipur
(25th May 2021)
Shri Paras Singhvi, President- Chamber of Commerce
said that along with protecting the lives of the people, it
is also necessary to strengthen the system of trade and
livelihood earning. Middle class traders who have to
bear the brunt of the lockdown have suffered the most
fromeconomiclossesaswellasemotionaldepression.
Excellence
Awards 2021
Excellence Awards Sponserers
The awards seek to measure key performance indicators that reflect business performance and potential.
In addition, as a catalyst, the environment we desire is a network that is supported by an infrastructure
(physical and learning resources) that allows reflection, awareness (of our business and the knowledge
outside it), openness (to talk about our difficulties and be open to new ideas) and support. This will enable
thebusinesscommunitytoretainitsvitalitythroughgenerationalchangeswhileremainingtruetobusiness
ethicsandsupportingthecommunityatlarge.
Vision of the Excellence Awards
The UCCI Excellence Awards 2021 were announced on 10th February 2021. PP CP Talesara Chairman sub
committeeandPPVinodKumatasco-chairmaninitiatednewerwaysofpromotingexcellence.Totalof214
applicants showed their expression of interest from different categories of businesses. The applicants
showed enthusiasm and confidence in the award process and 121 applications were received in the
SecondStagewhichareundertheJuryreviewprocess.TheJurymembersareShriAnilVaish,IAS,ProfJanat
Shah, Ahri Akhilesh Joshi, Shri Shobhit Agarwal & Smt. Neelima KhetanThe Awards were scheduled for
24thApril2021,whichhavebeenpostponedasofnowduetotheCOVID-19Pandemic.
An Action Report
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Sub Committees for the Year 2020-21
S.No Name of Sub-Committee Chairman / Co-Chairman
1. Constitution Amendment Patron Shri Arvind Singhal
PP Shri Virendra Siroya
2. Code of Conduct Patron Shri Arvind Singhal
3. Membership Promotion & Screening PP Shri Mahendra Taya
4. Asset Management Shri Hemant Jain
5. Purchase & Sales PP Shri Virendra Siroya
6. Legal, Arbitration, RTI & Consumer Protection Shri Chaitanya Kochar
CA Shri Kartavya Shukla
7. Finance & Taxation (Direct & Indirect) CA Dr. Satish Chandra Jain
8. Website & Technology Ms. Shweta Dubey, Shri Ankit Sisodiya
9. Tourism Kunwar Shri Lakshya Raj Singhji Mewar
10. Dimensional Stones & Slurry Disposal Shri Dilip Talesara
Shri Om Prakash Agrawal
11. Mining – Major & Minor Minerals PP Shri M.L. Lunawath, Shri Kezar Ali
12. Agri Business PP Shri Ramesh Choudhary
13. MSME PP Shri P.S. Talesara, PP Shri V.P. Rathi
14 HWM PP Shri Hansraj Choudhary
15 Vocational Training Center and GST Cell Shri Raj Shekhar Vyas
16 CSR and Medical Health PP Shri B.H. Bapna, PP Shri Vinod Kumat
17 UCCI Excellence Awards PP Shri C.P. Talesara, PP Shri Vinod Kumat
18 Cultural Programmee Shri R.N. Kogta
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List of Sectoral Incharge and Co-Incharge for the Year 2020-21
S.No Description Incharge Co-Incharge
1 Local Admin (UIT, Nagar Nigam Mr. B.L. Kothari Mr. Shailendra Singh Khamesra
& Smart City, Town Planning)
2 Air, Railways & Roadways Mr. Komal Kothari Mr. Siddharth Chatur
3 ESIC & PF Mr. Om Prakash Nagda Mr. Vivek Vashist
4 Energy & AVVNL Mr. Ashok Shah Mr. Kailash Jain
5 Rajasthan State Pollution Mr. Achal Agarwal Mr. Mansoor Ali Rangwala
Controal Board
6 DGFT & Foreign Trade Mr. Manik Nahar Ms. Sandeep Bapna
7 National Highway Mr. Vinod Agarwal Mr. Abbas Ali Bandookwala
Authority of India
8 Labour Mr Chetan Choudhary Mr. Mukesh Modi
9 Public Works Department Mr. Prateek Nahar Mr. Kshitij Kumbhat
10 Factory & Boilers Mr. Arvind Mehta Mr. Pradeep Gupta
11 Industrial & Fire Safety Mr. Prakhar Babel Mr. Prashant Jain
12 News Letter & Members Blog Mr. Ashish Singh Chhabra Dr. Tuktak Bhanawat
13 Youth Entrepreneurship Mr. Prateek Hingar Mr. Anshul Mogra
Development
14 Women Entrepreneurship Ms. Ruchika Godha Ms. Manjeet Kaur Bansal
15 Rajsamand Co-ordinator Mr. Anil Mishra Mr. S. P. Kabra
16 Bhilwara Co-ordinator Mr. Ashok Kumar Mehta
17 Banswara Co-ordinator Mr. J K Jain
18 Dungarpur Co-ordinator Mr. Anubhav Ladia
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETINGS – A SUMMARY
A brief summary of the Meetings of the Executive Committee organized during the Year 2020 – 2021
1. To con rm the minutes of the last Executive Committee Meeting held on 7th May 2020.
2. To co-opt two members in Executive Committee for the year 2020-21.
3. To nominate the Honorary Secretary General for the year 2020-21
4. To nominate the Honorary Treasurer for the year 2020-21.
5. To elect Patron under clause 2.2.1 for next term.
6. To approve the authorisations to operate bank accounts.
7. To approve the authorisations for the signing of the Certi cate of Origin, Attestation of Documents and
Visa Recommendations.
8. To constitute the Sub-Committees.
9. To approve the authorisation for the signing of HWM Project related documents.
10. To approve expenses authorised by Patron in past months as per details attached.
11. Any other matter with the permission of the Chair.
1. To con rm the minutes of the First Executive Committee Meeting held on 7thNovember, 2020.
2. Action Taken Report for period since last meeting.
3. To adopt nomination of Honorary Member for the year 2020-21.
4. To consider & approve the memberships recommended by the Membership Promotion & Screening
Subcommittee (2019-20).
5. To approve the authorisations for online signing of the Certi cate of Origin, Attestation of Documents
and Visa Recommendations of Hon. Secretary General.
6. To constitute the Sub-Committees.
7. To nominate Trustees for UIWM&RC Trust for year 2020-21, appraise status of HWM Tripartite
Agreement and Membership Renewal Fee software development
8. To review Budget for 2020-21 as per position of accounts as on 15thNovember, 2020.
9. To authorise President jointly with Hon. Treasurer for online banking of PNB account.
10. To discuss plan for digitisation of Chamber's assets through inventory management tool.
11. To appraise the status of Vocational Training Centre & GST Cell.
2nd. Executive Committee Meeting 20th November, 2020
1st. Executive Committee Meeting 7th November, 2020
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1. To con rm the minutes of the Second Executive Committee Meeting held on 20th November, 2020.
2. To present the Action Taken Report for the activities since the last Executive Committee Meeting.
3. To apprise on the HWM Tripartite Agreement revision and renewal fee matter.
4. To appraise the status of Harmony Mewar Vocational Training Centre.
5. To apprise about the activities of Asset Sub-committee and UCCI infrastructure development plan
including re safety provisions for the Chamber Bhawan.
6. To apprise about the activities / meetings of Sub-committees for (1) Vocational Training Centre, (2)
Tourism, (3) Website & IT, (4) Excellence Awards, (5) MSME & Cluster Development, (6) Dimensional
Stone & Slurry Disposal, (7) Mining, (8) Finance & Taxation, (9) Hazardous Waste Management, (10)
Energy & AVVNL, (11) RSPCB
1. To con rm the minutes of the Third Executive Committee Meeting held on 30th December, 2020.
2. To present Action Taken Report for activities since the last Executive Committee Meeting.
3. To apprise about execution of HWM Revised Tripartite Agreement, proposed HWM activities and
Special Dispensation Scheme of RSPCB.
4. To present the status of the UCCI infrastructure development activities.
5. To apprise the progress on “UCCI Excellence Awards – 2021”.
6. To appraise the status of “Harmony - Mewar Vocational Training Centre” and discuss about interface
with IIM-U incubation facilities proposal by Shri Sanjaya Singhal.
7. To discuss for suggestions in respect of Amendments in the UCCI Constitution.
8. To discuss & approve termination of members, who have not yet deposited their Annual Subscription
for the F.Y. 2020-21.
9. To apprise about the activities / meetings of Sub-committees for : (1) Energy & AVVNL, (2) Finance &
Taxation, (3) Website & IT.
12. To approve furnishing of of ce and upgrading of equipment, Implementation of re safety provisions for
the Chamber Bhawan, Installation of floodlights for Environment Park and Parking Area, purchase of
new pump and required plumbing for the second tube well in parking area
13. To plan for developing dedicated Video Conferencing Facility in HZL hall.
14. To adopt staff salary appraisals done.
3rd. Executive Committee Meeting 30th December, 2020
4th. Executive Committee Meeting 26th February, 2021
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1. To con rm the minutes of the Fourth Executive Committee Meeting held on 26th February, 2021.
3. To appraise about payment status of Annual Membership Subscription for the Year 2021 – 22 and
provisions of Memorandum and Articles of Association with respect to Annual General Meeting,
Elections etc.
4. To appraise about support of providing Oxygen Concentrator (Generator) to RNT Govt. Hospital and
Vaccination Camp held on 22nd to 24th April 2021. To discuss about future activities to be undertaken.
5. To present the status of the UCCI infrastructure development activities.
6. To apprise the progress on “UCCI Excellence Awards – 2021”.
7. To appraise the progress about draft of Amendments in the UCCI Constitution.
1. To con rm the minutes of the Fifth Executive Committee Meeting held on 4th May, 2021.
3. To appraise about payment status of Annual Membership Subscription for the Year 2021 – 22 and
provisions of Memorandum and Articles of Association with respect to Annual General Meeting,
Elections etc.
4. To appraise about support of providing Oxygen Concentrator (Generator) to RNT / ESIC Govt. Hospital,
Blood Donation Camp held at UCCI on 7th May 2021 and at Fusion Business Solutions on 8th May 2021.
To discuss about Vaccination Camps to be held at UCCI for members, employees & their family.
5. To apprise on “UCCI Excellence Awards – 2021” function.
6. To approve the Draft of the Audited Accounts & Annual Report for the year 2020-21.
7. To discuss and x the day, date & time of Annual General Meeting to be held in hybrid – virtual mode.
8. To nominate the Returning Of cer for the election of UCCI for the year 2021-22.
9. To discuss draft Budget for the Financial Year 2021-22 for approval in Annual General Meeting.
5th. Executive Committee Meeting 4th May, 2021
6th. Executive Committee Meeting 19th May, 2021
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Representations / Memorandums to Government
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UCCI jointly with Chamber of Commerce (Udaipur Division)
demand permission to open commercials
establishments from 1st June 2021
25-05-2021

Auditor's Report &
Annual Accounts
2020-21
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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT
Deopura & Associates
Chartered Accountants
Dev Dream Tower”
243,2nd Floor
Pathon Ki Magri
Subhash Nagar
Udaipur - 313 001
Phone: 9414161882
To,
The Members,
Udaipur Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Udaipur - 313 003
1- We have audited the attached Balance Sheet of UDAIPUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY
(the “Chamber”) as at 31st March, 2021 and also the Income and Expenditure account for the year
ended on that date, annexed thereto (collectively referred to as the “financial statements”) . These
financial statements are the responsibility of the management of the Chamber. Our responsibility is
toexpressanopiniononthesefinancialstatementsbasedonouraudit.
2- We conducted our Audit in accordance with the auditing standards generally accepted in India.
Those Standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance
about whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes
examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial
statements. An Audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used and significant
estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement
presentation. We believe that our audit provides a reasonable basis for our opinion.
3- Further to our comments referred to above, we report that :-
a) We have obtained all the information and explanations which to the best of our knowledge
and belief were necessary for the purposes of our audit.
b) In our opinion, proper books of accounts as required by law have been kept by the Chamber
so far as appears from our examination of those books.
c) The financial statements dealt with by this report are in agreement with the books of account.
4- In our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us,
the said financial statements together with the notes and accounting policies thereon and
attached thereto give a true and fair view in conformity with the accounting principles generally
accepted in India, in the case of ;
a) the Balance sheet, of the state of affairs of the Chamber as at 31st March, 2021; and
b) the Income and Expenditure account, of the surplus of the Chamber for the year ended 31st
March, 2021.
For Deopura & Associates (FRN:002012C)
Udaipur. The 19th May, 2021
UDIN: 21070357AAAAEB6418
(CA M. L. Deopura)
Partner
M.No.070357
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SOURCES OF FUNDS
1 Capital Fund :
Balance b/d 3,97,64,473 3,31,17,847
Add : Net surplus for the year 62,166 51,811
: From New Members 2,50,000 4,50,000
Tfr. : Environment Park Development Fund 1,41,300 0
: Building & Infra. Dev. & Maint. Fund 19,01,134 0
: Capacilty Building Fund 0 4,21,19,073 61,44,815 3,97,64,473
2 Other Funds : 'A'
Covid-19 Emergency Relief Fund 16,94,487 22,89,262
Building & Infra. Dev. & Maint. Fund 14,18,866 9,50,000
Hazardous Waste Mgmt. Fund 0 69,50,000
Legal Fund 35,749 35,749
UCCI Excellance Awards Fund 37,79,363 34,55,779
Environment Park Development Fund 58,700 2,00,000
Project Development Fund 51,00,000 1,20,87,165 0 1,38,80,790
3 Current Liabilities & Provisions 'B' 32,41,255 24,03,293
5,74,47,493 5,60,48,556
APPLICATION OF FUNDS
1 Fixed Assets : 'C'
Gross Block 4,75,49,683 4,40,43,527
Less : Accumulated depreciation 1,22,32,925 1,01,60,812
Net Block 3,53,16,758 3,38,82,715
2 Fixed Deposits 'D' 1,68,43,358 1,49,21,873
3 Security, Deposits & Advances 'E' 12,22,769 11,84,115
4 Current Assets 'F' 39,73,578 58,77,792
5 Non Current Assets 'G' 91,030 1,82,061
5,74,47,493 5,60,48,556
Notes on Accounts & Accounting Policies 'M'
PARTICULARS SCHEDULE As at
31.03.2021
As at
31.03.2020
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST MARCH, 2021
In terms of our report of even date.
For Deopura & Associates(FRN:002012C) For Udaipur Chamber of Commerce and Industry
( Amount in Rs.)
42
(CA M.L.Deopura)
Partner
M.No.070357
th
Udaipur, The 19 May, 2021
(Komal Kothari)
President
(Sandeep Bapna)
Hony.Treasurer
(Dr. Anshu Kothari)
Hony. Secy. General

INCOMES
1. From Members & Others 'H" 43,20,300 46,55,300
2. Other Income 'I' 45,45,009 46,37,933
88,65,309 92,93,233
EXPENDITURES
3. Charitable,Educational & Industrial
Programmes 'J' 10,44,376 20,47,181
4. Administrative 'K' 29,25,282 33,32,046
5. Others 'L' 8,57,417 10,53,572
48,27,075 64,32,799
SURPLUS BEFORE DEPRECIATION 40,38,234 28,60,434
Depreciation 'C' 20,72,112 17,67,592
NET SURPLUS / DEFICIT (-) FOR THE YEAR 19,66,122 10,92,842
Add:Prior Period Adjustments 37,075 0
Less:Deferred revenue expenses w/off 'G' 91,031 91,031
Balance Appropriated to Projects Funds :
a) Building & Infra. Dev. & Maint. Fund 18,50,000 1,00,000
b) Capacity Building 0 6,50,000
c) Environment Park Development 0 18,50,000 2,00,000 9,50,000
SURPLUS / DEFICIT (-) CARRIED TO BALANCE SHEET 62,166 51,811
PARTICULARS SCHEDULE Year Ended
31.03.2021
Year Ended
31.03.2020
INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH , 2021
( Amount in Rs.)
43
(CA M.L.Deopura)
Partner
M.No.070357
th
(Komal Kothari)
President
(Sandeep Bapna)
Hony.Treasurer
(Dr. Anshu Kothari)
Hony. Secy. General

SCHEDULE - A
OTHER FUNDS
a. COVID-19 EMERGENCY RELIEF FUND
Balance b/d 22,89,262 0
Contributions received during the year
-From Members 9,96,450 12,48,262
-From Others 27,51,000 20,41,000
60,36,712 32,89,262
Less:Funds Utilized 43,42,225 16,94,487 10,00,000 22,89,262
b. BUILDING & INFRA. DEVELOPMENT & MAINTENANCE FUND
Balance b/d 9,50,000 8,50,000
Add:Approprited from Income & Expenditure A/c 18,50,000 1,00,000
Add:During the year 5,00,000 0
Add:Transferred from UCCI Excellance Award Fund 20,000 0
33,20,000 9,50,000
Less:Utilized & Transferred to Capital Fund 19,01,134 14,18,866 0 9,50,000
c. HAZARDOUS WASTE MANGEMENT FUND
Balance b/d 69,50,000 45,00,000
Add:HWM fund received during the year 2,25,000 24,50,000
71,75,000 69,50,000
Less:Transfer to Ramky during the year 71,75,000 0 0 69,50,000
d. CAPACITY BUILDING FUND
Balance b/d 0 33,74,815
Add:Transferred from UCCI Excellance Award Fund 0 20,000
Add:Approprieted from Income & Expenditure A/c 0 6,50,000
Add:Donation 0 21,00,000
0 61,44,815
Less:Balance Transferred to Capital Fund Being Utilized 0 0 61,44,815 0
e. LEGAL FUND
Balance b/d 35,749 54,054
Add:Received during the year 0 3,00,000
35,749 3,54,054
Less:Expenses incurred during the year 0 35,749 3,18,305 35,749
f. UCCI EXCELLANCE AWARDS FUND
Balance b/d 34,55,779 37,63,317
Add:Received during the year 1,00,000 1,00,000
Add:Intt.accrued/received on Funds (Bank) 2,65,900 2,52,299
38,21,679 41,15,616
Less:Sponsorhip Fund returned 0 4,00,000
:Expenses incurred during the year 22,316 2,39,837
:Transferred to Building & Infra. Development & Mtc. Fund 20,000 37,79,363 20,000 34,55,779
g. ENVIRONMENT PARK DEVLOPMENT FUND
Balance b/d 2,00,000 0
Add:Approprieted from Income & Expenditure A/c 0 2,00,000
2,00,000 2,00,000
Less:Utilized & Transferred to Capital Fund 1,41,300 58,700 0 2,00,000
h. PROJECT DEVELOPMENT FUND
Balance b/d 0 0
Add: Received during the year 51,00,000 0
51,00,000 0
Less:Expenses incurred during the year 0 51,00,000 0 0
As at
31.03.2021
As at
31.03.2020
( Amount in Rs.)
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SCHEDULE - B
CURRENT LIABILITIES & PROVISIONS
1 CREDITORS FOR EXPENSES & OTHERS
Expenses payable-General 4,62,345 4,26,709
Expenses payable-Capital Expenditures 2,89,330 0
Ramky Enviro Engineers Ltd. 18,60,000 0
Other Creditors 1,05,574 8,08,889
GST Payable 5,057 2,64,250
Security Deposits 1,00,000 4,00,000
TDS payable 2,758 28,25,065 3,405 19,03,253
2 ADVANCE SUBSCRIPTION
From members for the ensuing year
-Annual & Additional 6,500 3,67,580
-Attestation and others 0 2,660
-HWM Membership fee 4,09,690 4,16,190 1,29,800 5,00,040
32,41,255 24,03,293
As at
31.03.2021
As at
31.03.2020
SCHEDULE - D
FIXED DEPOSITS (includes interest accrued)
1 S.B.I., M.I.A., Udaipur 29,057 25,870
2 S.B.I., M.I.A., Udaipur 2,96,129 2,78,934
3 S.B.I., -7239 8,40,745 7,83,655
4 ICICI Bank ,MIA,Udaipur (UCCI Excellance Award A/c) 40,89,953 38,43,996
5 ICICI Bank -1969 11,85,550 11,23,879
6 ICICI Bank ,MIA,Udaipur 9,75,419 14,74,658
7 Punjab National Bank,UIT Circle,Udaipur 49,74,166 31,68,655
8 Punjab National Bank-3957 44,52,339 1,68,43,358 42,22,226 1,49,21,873
1,68,43,358 1,49,21,873
As at
31.03.2021
As at
31.03.2020
( Amount in Rs.)
SCHEDULE - C
FIXED ASSETS
GROSS BLOCK DEPRECIATION NET BLOCK
Dep.
Rate
AS AT (+) ADDITION / (-)DEDUCTION AS AT UP TO FOR THE UP TO AS AT AS AT
S. DESCRIPTION OF ASSETS 1.4.2020
>180 DAYS <180 DAYS
31.03.2021 1.4.2020 YEAR 31.03.2021 31.03.2021 31.03.2020
No.
1 Building 5% 3,39,69,994 0 9,31,851 3,49,01,845 74,06,581 13,51,467 87,58,048 2,61,43,797 2,65,63,413
2
Environment Park Land &
Development
0%
44,86,142 0 1,41,300 46,27,442 0 0 0 46,27,442 44,86,142
3 Furniture & Fixtures, Ofﬁce Equipments 10% 50,16,737 0 5,94,722 56,11,459 24,95,820 2,81,828 27,77,648 28,33,811 25,20,917
4 Computers & Periphirels 40% 0 0 7,77,000 7,77,000 0 1,55,400 1,55,400 6,21,600 0
5 Intangible Assets(Website & Mobile App.) 25% 5,70,654 0 92,000 6,62,654 2,58,412 89,561 3,47,973 3,14,681 3,12,243
6 Solar Equipments 40% 0 0 9,69,283 9,69,283 0 1,93,857 1,93,857 7,75,426 0
TOTAL 4,40,43,527 0 35,06,156 4,75,49,683 1,01,60,813 20,72,112 1,22,32,925 3,53,16,758 3,38,82,715
PREVIOUS YEAR FIGURES 3,64,33,386 73,56,508 2,53,633 4,40,43,527 83,93,220 17,67,592 1,01,60,812 3,38,82,715 2,80,40,167
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SCHEDULE - E
SECURITY, DEPOSITS & ADVANCES
I Security & Deposits :
B.S.N.L.(Telephone) 19,250 19,250
B.S.N.L.(Internet) 1,250 1,250
LPG Connection 4,050 4,050
P.H.E.D. 9,000 9,000
RIICO Ltd. 1,00,000 1,00,000
A.V.V.N.L. 95,973 2,29,523 60,820 1,94,370
II Advances
a) Subscription for Af liation 33,688 33,688 34,063 34,063
b) Others Advances
Service tax pre-deposit @7.5% 0 40,942
Staff advance 18,000 40,000
Against Capital goods 25,000 2,79,000
GST receivable (on advance receipts) 66,597 84,875
GST receivable (other) 2,94,695 21,094
Income Tax TDS receivable 5,55,266 9,59,558 4,89,771 9,55,682
12,22,769 11,84,115
SCHEDULE - F
CURRENT ASSETS
1 Receivable & Advances
Subscription ,Contribution & others
-Rajasthan Waste Management Project (EM Fee) 16,91,576 10,60,667
-Miscellaneous 1,30,540 18,22,116 30,679 10,91,346
2 Cash & Bank Balances
Cash in hand 6,121 7,846
PayUmoney wallet 5,892 2,589
Cash at Banks
S.B.I.,MIA 12,241 2,28,495
ICICI Bank,MIA 7,465 16,325
ICICI Bank,MIA (UCCI Excellance Award A/c) 1,95,627 1,89,769
Punjab National Bank,MIA,Udaipur (100226) 18,17,078 42,94,351
Postage stamps in hand 811 20,45,235 1,449 47,40,824
3 Inventory
Stationery 57,496 14,079
4 Prepaid Expenses 48,731 31,543
39,73,578 58,77,792
SCHEDULE - G
NON CURRENT & MISCELLANEOUS
1 Deferred Revenue Expenses
Balance b/d 1,82,061 2,73,092
Less: Written off 1/3 91,031 91,030 91,031 1,82,061
91,030 1,82,061
SCHEDULE TO THE INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
SCHEDULE - H
INCOME FROM MEMBERS & OTHERS
1 Annual Subscription 29,40,500 28,86,500
2 Certi cate of Origin, Attestation & Others 8,01,800 8,82,400
3 Admission Fee 3,75,000 6,75,000
4 Associate Membership 15,000 24,000
5 HWM membership renewal 1,88,000 66,000
6 Voluntary Donations 0 43,20,300 1,21,400 46,55,300
As at
31.03.2021
As at
31.03.2020
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As at
31.03.2021
As at
31.03.2020
SCHEDULE - I
OTHER INCOME
1 Interest on Bank FDR's 8,36,756 7,92,977
2 Interest on Saving Bank & Autosweep A/c 12,906 31,132
3 Interest on I.T. refund 11,970 11,161
4 Interest on AVVNL security 0 4,003
5 Accomodation & infrastructure 1,33,500 6,37,244
6 Environment Monitoring 24,67,965 23,25,427
7 Miscellaneous Receipts 1,66,716 83,853
8 Vocational Training Certi cation 2,195 1,52,136
9 HWM Processing Fee 4,40,000 6,00,000
10 Membership of HWM Facility 4,65,000 0
11 News Letter & Bulletins 8,000 45,45,009 0 46,37,933
SCHEDULE - J
CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL & INDUSTRIAL
PROGRAMME EXPENSES
1 Meeting, Conference & Academic 4,46,385 4,27,569
2 Workshop, Seminars,Training & Publicaton 16,700 3,64,634
3 Social Service-Clean n green project 0 2,71,598
4 HWM Project Development 5,67,291 5,41,000
5 ISO Certi cation & Audit fee 9,000 37,000
6 UCCI Annual Day Programme 0 4,01,343
7 Vocational Training Centre 5,000 10,44,376 4,037 20,47,181
SCHEDULE - K
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
1 Travelling & conveyance 8,142 4,537
2 Printing & Stationery 85,298 90,361
3 Postage & Courier 53,874 59,923
4 Advertisement 0 33,816
5 Salaries & Allowances 15,65,877 15,23,376
6 Electricity, Power & Fuel 3,81,688 5,55,879
7 Bank & Wallet Charges 19,169 27,731
8 Telephone, Internet & SMS 59,056 56,703
9 Membership & Af liation 79,175 78,862
10 Membership Mementos 44,951 31,635
11 Insurance 28,468 22,748
12 Of ce & Miscellaneous 1,24,161 1,21,124
13 IT website & updation 2,39,296 2,01,000
14 Books & Periodicals 6,076 13,593
15 Repair & Maintenance 1,78,167 1,89,104
16 Legal & Professional 26,885 2,96,654
17 Auditor Remuneration 25,000 29,25,282 25,000 33,32,046
SCHEDULE - L
OTHER EXPENSES
1 Plantation & Lawn 2,29,036 2,32,878
2 Security Charges 3,62,239 3,34,300
3 Interest & Fee:GST & Other 41,422 5,823
4 Service tax under amnesty SVLDRS 0 1,43,060
5 Interest on TDS 0 3,260
6 Economic Rent-RIICO 0 97,981
7 Water Charges 8,174 16,187
8 House Keeping Service 2,16,545 8,57,417 2,20,083 10,53,572
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(CA M.L.Deopura)
Partner
M.No.070357
th
(Komal Kothari)
President
(Sandeep Bapna)
Hony.Treasurer
(Dr. Anshu Kothari)
Hony. Secy. General
SCHEDULE - M
ACCOUNTING POLICIES AND NOTES ON ACCOUNTS
YEAR: 2020-2021
A. ACCOUNTING POLICIES
1. The Mercantile method of accounting has been followed and Income and Expenditure are recognized
on accrual basis.
2. Fixed assets are carried at cost of acquisition less depreciation till the year ending. Depreciation is
provided on the written down value of the assets in accordance with the Income Tax Act, 1961. No
depreciation has been provided on “Environment Park” being total cost pertains for land filling,
landscaping and development.
3. Amounts received for specific purposes have been duly credited to their respective reserve fund
account and following this, UCCI Excellence Awards Fund has been earmarked as bank fixed deposits
as well as saving bank account. Interest earned on such bank deposits and saving bank account have
been credited to Fund account only.
4. Deferred revenue expenses pertains for Building paint and washing expenses and shall be write off
over the period of three years.
B. ACCOUNTING NOTES
1. Financial figures have been rounded off to the nearest rupee.
2. Previous year's figures have been regrouped/rearranged wherever necessary.
3. Income and Expenditure have been netted wherever necessitated in the Income & Expenditure
account.
4. In pursuance of Executive Committee decision, the following accounting entries have been made :
a) Out of the surplus of the year Rs. 18.50 Lacs has been appropriated towards “Building &
Infrastructure Development & Maintenance Fund”.
b) Funds of Rs. 0.20 Lacs has been transferred from the “UCCI Excellence Awards Fund” to the
“Building & Infrastructure Development & Maintenance Fund” being twenty percent share of the
UCCI as stipulated.
c) Project Development Fee of Rs.51.00 Lacs has been transferred to the “Project Development Fund”.
d) Program Fee received from members Rs.5.77 Lacs has been transferred to the “COVID-19
Emergency Relief Fund”
5. Provision for Taxation has not been made in view of the exemption available u/s 11 of the Income Tax
Act, 1961.
Schedules “A” to “M” are forming part of the Balance Sheet and Income & Expenditure Account for the year
ended 31.03.2021.
Signature to the Schedule A to M.

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