Tata Steel wins accolades from the Indian Institute of Metals
November 11, 2005

A D Baijal conferred the prestigious Tata gold medal

A D Baijal, vice-president (raw materials) Tata Steel has been conferred the prestigious Tata gold medal from the Indian Institute of Metals for his significant contribution to metallurgical industries for the year 2005. Among the distinguish recipients of the Tata gold medal award from Tata Steel are Dr Jamshed J Irani former managing director, Tata Steel and director Tata Sons, Dr T Mukheerjee, deputy managing director (steel) Tata Steel and B Muthuraman, managing director, Tata Steel.

The Indian Institute of Metals has been commemorating the National Metallurgists’ Day (NMD) every year on November 14. The Indian Institute of Metals on behalf of the ministry of steel selects and honours distinguished metallurgists of India for their outstanding contribution in the field of metallurgical education, research and industry.

Several other executives from Tata Steel will also be recognised for their contribution in metallurgy by the Indian Institute of Metals at the NMD celebrations slated for November 14, 2005 at 'Student Activity Centre, Convocation Hall', Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai.

The O P Jindal gold medal for outstanding contribution to the development of ferrous metals and alloys is being awarded to U K Chaturvedi, vice president (long products) Tata Steel. The SAIL gold medal for best paper published in the transactions - TP1884 'Modelling cored wire injection in steel melts' is being jointly awarded to Sarbendu Sanyal, Tata Steel, Sanjay Chandra, Tata Steel, Amreek Singh and G G Roy of IIT, Kharagpur. Alka Bhatia of Tata Steel will be awarded with the young metallurgist award.