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1.

Name and Address of the P.E.

India International Centre

40 Max Mueller Marg, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi-110003

 

2.

Website Address

www.iicdelhi.in

 

3.

Name and Address of the proprietor/Director/Partners

Shri. K. N. Shrivastava

Director

India International Centre, 40, Max Mueller Marg, Lodhi Estate New Delhi-110003

 

4.

Phone / Mobile Number And E-Mail I.D of Establishment Incharge of Contract Work

9871575778

admin.iic@nic.in

 

5.

Name and Address of the Place/ Site where the contract workers  are to be employed

India International Centre, 40 Max Mueller Marg, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi-110003

 

6.

Phone/ Mobile Number and E-mail ID of Incharge of the site

9871575778

admin.iic@nic.in

 

7.

Copy of Power of Attorney / Board resolution authorizing To Act As P.E.

Rule 10 (d) of IIC Rules and Regulations

See attachment

8.

Copy of MOA/AOA/Partnership Deed/proprietor’s ID Proof

 

See attachment
 

 

9.

Name of the work for which Contract workers are to be engaged/ employed

Housekeeping, Maintenance, Catering, Kitchen and Garden.

 

10.

Form “V” issued by P.E. to each contractor – Rule 21(2)

 

See attachment

11.

Notice of commencement/Completion of Contract Work- Rule 81 (3)

 

See attachment

12.

Application in form I-Rule 17(1)

 

See attachment

13.

Agreement with Each contractor along with rate & no.of worker for which contract has been given

 

See attachment

14.

Letter of extension of contract period issued to contractors, in case of renewal of license

Not applicable
(Application relates to newly entered two Labour contracts) 

 

15.

Affidavit By P.E. regarding compliance of Rule 25(2) (V) and that wages to contract workers are being Paid through Account payee Cheque/ ECS

 

See attachment

16

Name and Designation of the person Authorized under Rules

Shri Gandharv Sharma

Assistant Administrative officer

 

17.

Challan of registration fees ( G.A.R.-7)

 

See attachment

18.

Registration Certificate No. Under CLRA Act-1970

 

See Attachment

19.

Registration number / Certificate under the Companies Act-1956

Registration of Societies Act XXI of 1860 No. S 1406 of 1958-59

See attachment

20.

Registration Number/Certificate under the Delhi Shops & Establishment Act, 1954/Factories Act, 1948

91/III dt. 26th August, 1984

 

 

21.

Copy Of Application For Amendment

Not applicable
(Application relates to newly entered two Labour contracts) 

See Attachment

22.

Annual Return-Rule 82(2)

 

See Attachment

 

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Stories Across Borders: India and France in Comics and Cinema

Exploring the cultural exchange between India and France, these talks examine how comics and cinema reflect and influence societies across borders. From Astérix to Amar Chitra Katha, and the Lumière brothers to Bollywood, both mediums reveal deep mutual impact – shaping narratives, styles and artistic dialogues across time and geography.

Speakers: Krithika S. and Anuj Sharma, teachers at Alliance Française de Delhi.

Moderator: Rohini Rangachari Karnik, teacher at Alliance Française de Delhi.

(Collaboration: The Alliance Française de Delhi)

The Journey and Impact of Khabar Lahariya and Chambal Media

Speaker: Lakshmi Sharma, Executive Producer and Operations Head at Khabar Lahariya (KL) and Chambal Media (CM)

Khabar Lahariya, is India’s only women-led rural news network. With grassroots women reporters across Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and Chhattisgarh, It started in 2002? And reaching 10 million viewers every month. It runs a hyperlocal, video-first channel with over 600,000+ YouTube subscribers. Chambal Media is a digital media social enterprise working to center the voices of women on the margins of India’s digital revolution.

Chair: Ravneet Pawha, VP, Deakin University

Moderator: Prof. Archana Kumar, Lady Irwin College

24th BCF Annual Lecture

(Collaboration: Business and Community Foundation)

Naqsh…………. the imprint

An Exhibition on Architectural Epigraphy of Kashmir (14th -19th CE)

This exhibition showcases the surviving heritage of architectural epigraphy in Kashmir from the 14th to 19th centuries, tracing its evolution from the Sultanate period to later Afghan and Sikh rule. Featuring inscriptions in Persian, Arabic, and rare Sanskrit, it highlights the region’s rich calligraphic traditions, their cultural significance, and their role in shaping a distinct Persianate landscape. Drawn from a detailed documentation project, the display preserves what remains of this unique fusion of art, language, and architecture.

The detailed documentation, study and translation of architectural epigraphic material in Kashmir was undertaken by Sameer Hamdani, Mehran Qureshi, Tabish Haider Gazi, Umar Farooq, Zoya Mehraj Khan and Ta-Ha Mughal

Preview on 16th September at 18:30 hrs

The exhibition will be on view till 28th September from 11:00 to 19:00 hrs.

CBO GUIDELINES

CENTRE BOOKING OFFICE

Please click on link below to view Guidelines of booking of IIC Venues, Internet / WiFi Services details and Catering.

  1. Booking Requisition Forms (Venue & Catering)
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  4. Contact details for Hybrid meetings / Zoom / Webcasting / Video recordings / Livestreaming services etc.
  5. Banquet Food Menu

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12TH CREATIVE THEORY COLLOQUIUM

Indian Political Theory: Possibilities and Challenges

The Inaugural Session and Panel Discussion

Debating Indian Political Theory: Political Theory in India

Coordinators: Savita Singh and Manindra Nath Thakur

Discussants: Prof. Rajeev Bhargava, Prof. Pratap Bhanu Mehta, Yogendra Yadav, Prof. Gopal Guru, Prof Gurpreet Mahajan

Chair: Prof. Manoranjan Mohanty

Followed by an Open Discussion with the audience

(Collaboration: Association of Creative Theory & Foundation for Creative Social Research; International Herbert Marcuse Society, USA; The Raza Foundation; and Shanti Sahyog)

Addressing Climate Change with a Just Transition to Clean Energy

How is India fairing in achieving a just and equitable energy transition that benefits both the environment and its people? How is India addressing the socio-economic dimensions of the energy transition? Are ecological impacts, community participation and nurturing local adaptability also being kept in mind? These are question the discussion aims to discuss at the public lecture

Speakers: Dr Atul Kumar, Professor, Energy Studies Programme, Jawaharlal Nehru University. Mr Karthik Ganesan, Fellow and Director, Strategic Partnerships, Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW); Dr Debajit Palit, Centre Head- Centre for Climate Change & Energy Transition, Chintan Research Foundation.

(Collaboration: Toxics Link)

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