DeitY bags ‘EFY Award 2012 for Best Initiative by a Government Organisation’

Dr. Ajay Kumar, Jt Secy, DeitY, receiving the award

The Indian electronics industry has started getting global attention. Companies are exploring opportunities to invest in the country as the environment is turning favourable and friendly. All this could happen because of constant government support that the industry got over the years. Department of Electronics and Information Technology has been particularly instrumental in understanding the needs of the industry and getting solutions for them in the form of government support. Had it not been for DietY, the Indian electronics industry would not have been able to withstand the global economic pressures, while maintaining its growth.

Recognising its efforts and contribution towards the growth of the Indian industry, Electronics For You has felicitated DeitY with an EFY Award 2012 in the “Best Initiative by a Government Organisation” category. DeitY was the unanimous choice of jury for the awards, comprising of Rajoo Goel, secretary general, ELCINA, Dr RC Chopra, senior advisor, CII, Dr DS Rawat, secretary general, ASSOCHAM, and Suresh Khanna secretary general, CEAMA.

Among others, DeitY is responsible for policy matters relating to electronics and matters relating to promotion and manufacturing of Semiconductor Devices in the country excluding all matters relating to Semiconductor Complex Limited (SCL),Mohali; The Semiconductor Integrated Circuits layout Design Act,2000 (37 of 2000).

Thanking EFY on behalf of DeitY, Dr Ajay Kumar, joint secretary, Department of Electronics and Information Technology, Govt of India, said, “It is great that the work the government is doing in promoting the electronics industry has being recognised by industry. The industry is seeing its second revival, if I may say so, and in the next 10 years or so, we can revive the glory day of the Indian Electronics industry.”

Apart from this, EFY Awards 2012 were presented across 26 product categories to brands voted by the readers of Electronics For You magazine and Electronics Bazaar. The awards also featured six special categories, selected by a jury of four members.

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Ever since its inception in 2004, EFY Readers’ Choice Awards event, is eagerly awaited by the industry every year. The aim of EFY Awards has been to motivate, support and recognise outstanding brands, organisations and individuals who have acted as catalysts in furthering the growth story of the Indian electronics industry. The awards have evolved with time in response to the demands and suggestions received from the stakeholders of the Indian electronics ecosystem and our valuable readers.

“To keep up with the changes in the industry and the products churned out by it, the awards announced are reviewed every year and changed as per requirement. This year the EFY Awards Jury decided upon three new awards which are the Best Initiative by a Government Organisation, Certificate of Excellence 2012 for Emerging Organisation of the Year, and ‘Certificate of Excellence 2012 for Government Organisation of the Year’,” says Ramesh Chopra, founder and vice chairman, EFY Group.

Here’s a list of winners of EFY Awards 2012:

Capacitors: Vishay

Resistors: Vishay

Diodes & Transistors : Vishay

LEDs: OSRAM

LED Drivers: Texas Instruments

Sensors, Transducers, Actuators & Related ICs : Honeywell

Switches & Relays: Omron

Connectors: Phoenix Contact

Microcontrollers: Atmel

EDA Tools: Cadence

Multimeters: Fluke

Oscilloscopes: Tektronix

Soldering & Desoldering Stations: Weller

Educational Kits & Trainers: Vegakits

Solar Cells: Moser Baer

Solar Panels: Tata Power Solar Systems

SMF Batteries: Exide

Inverters: Microtek

UPS Systems: Microtek

Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs): Siemens

EPABX and Key Telephones: Panasonic

CCTV Cameras: Bosch

Training Institutes (Electronics): Jetking

Pick & Place Machines (SMT): Juki

Printed Circuit Boards: PCB Power

EMS Organisations: Flextronics

EFY Jury Awards:

Lifetime Achievement Award: N Ramachandran, managing director, MEL Systems and Services Ltd

Electronics Leader of the Year: Dr Ajay Kumar, Joint Secretary, Department of Electronics and Information Technology, Govt of India

Electronics Organisation of the Year: Panasonic

Best Initiative by a Government Organisation: Department of Electronics and Information Technology

Certificate of Excellence 2012 for Emerging Organisation of the Year: MyBox Technologies
Pvt Ltd

Certificate of Excellence 2012 For Government Organisation of the Year: Centre for Development of Telematics, Govt of India

By Diksha P Gupta, EFYTIMES News Network

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