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The Aeronautics R&D Board has instituted a Grants-in-Aid Scheme to nurture the
available research talent and to develop facilities in IITs, universities, higher technological
institutes, colleges and other research centres including industry in the country for
promoting research, design and development programmes in Aeronautics and Allied
Sciences, keeping in view the future needs of the country with respect to aircraft,
helicopters, missiles and all other air borne vehicles & their operation. Under this scheme,
grants are offered to approve research institutions, universities or colleges, departments or
laboratories or individuals attached to reputed industrial firms with R&D facilities both in
the Government and non-Government sector. The scheme will be coordinated through a
number of specialist panels duly constituted by the Chairman AR&DB to cover the different
disciplines viz.
Aerodynamics Panel
Aerospace Resources Panel
Materials & Manufacturing Panel
Propulsion Panel
Structures Panel
Systems/ Systems Engineering Panel
Special Interest Group for Micro Aircraft
PURPOSE OF AWARD
Projects or schemes of value to aircraft, helicopters, missiles and all other airborne
vehicles including their operation would be supported. The Aeronautics R&D Board shall
also entertain applications for sanction of grants-in-aid for build up of basic facilities /
infrastructure and for conducting seminar, symposia, short courses, deputation / training
of manpower, intensive short courses of current interest to Aeronautics and missiles,
award of flying scholarships & other promotional activities within the country. AR&DB
shall not make personal payments to members of regular staff of universities, colleges
and institutions.
6. To meet travel expenses in India for projects / facilities including their monitoring,
symposia, seminar, short courses etc. and for deputation abroad in connection with
presentation of papers in International symposia and for visit to advanced Aeronautical
R&D facilities and to meet expenses in India for eminent scientists invited by AR&DB.
10. To meet the cost of honorarium to invited speakers for AR&DB sponsored short
courses / workshops.
PROCEDURE
SANCTION OF PROJECTS
1) Research & Development projects to be framed out under this scheme originate as
follows:
(i) Projects of interest to national needs formulated by the Aeronautics & R&D Board are
referred to universities / research institutions / industry etc.
(ii) Proposals for research, design, development & operation in the field of Aircraft,
helicopter, missiles and all other air-borne vehicles may be submitted by the universities /
research institutions / industry etc.
(iii) Proposal for projects involving storage, handling and usage of explosives would be
scrutinized and sanctioned, only if the safety regulations as stipulated in procedure for
projects involving storage / handling & usage of explosives are met by the agency
seeking grants from AR&DB.
2) All proposals will be referred to the appropriate specialist panel of the Aeronautics R&D
Board. In the case of projects / schemes for which no single specialist panel can be
identified, the Secretary will make alternative arrangements for formation of an ad-hoc
committee / special panel consisting of at least 4 specialists including coordinators /
members of panels. For all practical purposes this ad-hoc committee will be considered
as a specialist panel.
3) Based on the recommendations of the panel, the Secretary AR&DB may approve
project / scheme and issue sanction letters where the cost of the project / scheme does
not exceed Rs 10 lakhs. For projects costing more than 10 lakhs but less than 25 lakhs,
the Chairman AR&DB may approve the project / scheme after vetting by AR&DB Sectt.
For projects costing more than 25 lakhs, the project / scheme would also be referred to
Technical Committee. Based on the recommendations of the panel & Technical
committee, Chairman AR&DB may approve the project / scheme in consultation with Addl.
FA (DRDO) and another member of board located at Delhi. All letters of sanction will be
issued by Secretary AR&DB/O i/c AR&DB. All approvals by the Chairman / Secretary
must be reported to the Board at its next meeting.
See Terms of Reference of Technical Committee under Misc. Tab
5) Secretary AR&DB may also approve the enhancement in the cost of the project on
account of fluctuations in exchange rates for procurement of imported items in respect of
projects costing more than 10 lakhs within a ceiling of 10% of the project cost.
6) Projects will be sanctioned for the entire projected period along with the total estimated
cost with the year-wise breakdown. The grant shall, however, be payable yearly. The
universities, institution etc. will be responsible for the administration of the scheme and
maintenance of separate accounts etc. The grants shall be exclusively utilised for the
purpose for which it is sanctioned. Funds for subsequent years will be released on
satisfactory progress based on the recommendation of the appropriate panel and on the
production of
(i) Annual progress report and
(ii) Statement of accounts certified by the competent authority of the institution.
Secretary AR&DB should be approached for granting temporary
continuation of a project up to 3 months in such cases where delay in
holding a regular meeting of the concerned panel is anticipated.
Request for extension of PDC and cost over-run should be sent to AR&DB through the
concerned Panel Coordinator.
All accounts maintained by the university / institute will be subject to audit by the
university / institute auditors. On termination of the project, accounts for the entire project /
scheme duly audited by the auditors shall be submitted and the unspent balance along
with interest earned thereon, if any of the funds sanctioned will be refunded
through Demand Draft in favour of PCDA (R&D), New Delhi to Secretary AR&DB,
Directorate of Aeronautics, DRDO Bhawan, New Delhi-110105.
7) The project would be deemed to have become operative with effect from the date on
which the grant is received by the institution. This date will be intimated to the Secretary,
Aeronautics R&D Board and coordinator of respective panel.
8) During the progress of the projects, the institution concerned will provide all facilities to
the scientists of the Research & Development Organisation / members of the specialist
panels of the Aeronautics R&D board for visiting the institute for ensuring timely
achievements of the objectives of the projects. The investigator(s) may visit appropriate
R&D establishment within the country for consultations, seminar / symposia etc. provided
such visits are of direct relevance to the project and within the sanctioned amount under
TA/DA head. TA/DA would be regulated as per his normal entitlement within the
institution. Such visits will be reported in the annual progress report of the project
submitted to Secretary AR&DB.
9) Evaluation of products / processes developed under Grants-in-aid projects will be
carried out by the appropriate specialist panel or monitors appointed by concerned panel
of the Aeronautics R&D Board. The TA/DA of the monitor including a monitor from Govt.
agencies could also be paid out of the TA / DA budget of the project as per the
entitlement of the monitor by the grantee institution.
10) Continuation of the projects beyond the original sanctioned period will be permitted
only under exceptional circumstances.
11) Once a project is sanctioned to an institution, the head of the institution would be the
financial controlling authority for operating the grant.
SANCTION OF FACILITIES
a) Twenty copies of the proposals for financial support from the Aeronautics R&D Board
for setting up of facilities should be submitted by the institutions concerned in the same
format as for a project. Alternatively the proposals can be submitted online through
ardb.drdo.gov.in alongwith one hard to the AR&DB secretariat. The proposal must clearly
bring out an appreciation of how the setting up of facilities asked for would lead to better
Aeronautical R&D / training and also how lack of such facility has handicapped the
programmes within the country or programmes of the institutions together with a
certificate that funds for taking up such a scheme can not be provided from their own
budget or other sources. This appraisal should be in a narrative form and should be
comprehensive enough to enable the security of the proposal to be made and the need
for setting up of facility appreciated.
a) Aeronautics R&D Board will also receive proposals for financial support for conduct of
seminar / symposia / presentation / courses etc. Such proposals, which are in the interest
of promotion of Aeronautics Research & Development and training of specialist
manpower, will be supported by Aeronautics R&D Board, to the extent possible.
Proposals in this regard will be submitted by the institution concerned in the prescribed
performa for conducting Seminar / Symposium / Presentation / Short Course etc.
d) The proposals for Grants-in-aid for conducting seminar / symposia, presentation, short
courses etc. should be submitted to Secy. AR&DB at least 3 months in advance. (6
months in advance where cases involve invitation of foreign experts).
PROCEDURE FOR GRANTS-IN-AID FOR INVITING EMINENT SCIENTISTS /
ENGINEERS / FROM ABROAD TO ATTEND CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA /
WORKSHOPS ETC. IN INDIA
The proposal in twenty copies should be forwarded to Secretary AR&DB complete with all
information as stipulated in Performa for Seminars / Presentations etc. The proposal
should bring out the professional background of the invitee and his contributions /
achievements in his field of specialization. The relevance of the invitation to the identified
gaps in technology & benefits accruing to our country in terms of our programmes should
clearly be brought out. In case any visits to Defence Laboratory is also envisaged this
should be specifically stated so as to ensure clearance from security considerations. The
proposal would be examined by the concerned specialist panel / ad-hoc-committee /
panel & Chairman may approve the proposal based on the recommendations of the
panel, Secy. AR&DB and Integrated Finance and the sanction conveyed by Secretary
AR&DB / O i/c AR&DB.
a) Aeronautics R&D Board will also receive proposal for financial support for conducting
intensive short courses of current interest to Aeronautics including missiles. The proposal
in this regard will be submitted by the institution concerned in the same format as
indicated by Procedure for Seminar & Symposium and scrutinized by the concerned
panel. Based on the recommendations of the panel, the sanction will be accorded by
Secretary AR&DB if the outlay is up to Rs. 1.00 lakh. In case the requirement of the fund
is more than 1.00 lakh the technical committee will also examine the proposal. Based on
the recommendations of the panel and the technical committee, the Chairman AR&DB
could approve such cases. However, no ceiling for financial support for such individual
activity is proposed. Further, an overall ceiling of 10% of AR&DB budget per year would
apply for all such courses and expenditure on other promotional activities of the board.
b) The AR&DB will also consider the extent desirable, proposals for inviting specialists
from abroad for participation in such short courses, and procedures outlined in Procedure
for Seminar & Symposium would apply.
c) The sponsors of Intensive short courses will also render a comprehensive report
including lecture material, comprehensive analysis of the subject and the plan of action
evolved to resolve the grey areas on completion of the course.
a) Award of honorarium to the extent of Rs. 250/- per lecturer could be granted by
Secretary AR&DB & in exceptional circumstances, Chairman AR&DB could approve
honorarium to the extent of Rs. 500/- per lecture subject to a ceiling of Rs. 35,000/- per
annum
a) A scheme for award of 'Flying Scholarship' has been introduced under the aegis of
AR&DB with a view to indicates a realistic appreciation of performance and handling
aspects of aircraft. It is expected that the opportunity provided through this scheme would
result in improved interaction between the practicing aeronautical Scientists / Engineers
and the Operation crew.
c) Flying under this scheme would be restricted to approx. 60-70 hrs. per year per trainee
and the scholarship would be tenable at any recognized flying club. Also normally only a
maximum of 70 hrs. Flying / candidate would be provided under this scheme.
d) The scholarship amount would be paid directly to the institution to which the Scientist /
Engineer / Student is attached or to the concerned flying club.
e) A selection committee with Secretary, AR&DB as Chairman and Members drawn from
DGCA, Aeronautical Industry, R&D Organisation, Academic Institution and a Test Pilot
would be constituted. The Committee would review all applications received during the
year and make suitable selections. The total number of flying scholarships each year
would be limited to 15.
f) An upper age limit of 35 years would apply in all cases and the candidate would have to
satisfy requirement regarding aptitude and medical fitness as per prevailing rules under
DGCA. He will sign an indemnity bond in favour of his sponsor, AR&DB and the flying
club.
g) The amount of scholarship will cover all expenses connected with flying, including
flying club membership as necessary. Expenses on transport to and from the flying club
would be regulated as per admissible Road Mileage allowances under existing rules. The
scholarship will not cover any other incidental expenditure including examination fees, if
any.
PROCEDURE FOR SANCTION OF GRANTS IN AID FOR DEPUTATION ABROAD
a) Aeronautics R&D Board will receive proposals for Grants-in-aid for partially (fully in
exceptional cases) meeting the most of deputation of aeronautical scientists abroad for
presenting papers in International symposia and for visit to advanced Aeronautical R&D
facilities. The proposal in this regard will be submitted by the institution concerned in 20
copies to AR&DB Sectt at least 3 months in advance. Alternatively, 2 copies of the
proposal along with the recommendations of the concerned AR&DB panel should be
submitted, 45 days in advance.
b) In case the proposal for deputation abroad is related to AR&DB supported activity the
deputation would be approved by Chairman AR&DB based on the recommendation of
panel & Secy. AR&DB in consultation with Integrated Finance and financial sanction
intimated by Secy. AR&DB/O i/c AR&DB
c) In case the proposed deputation is not related to any AR&DB supported project but has
importance / relevance to the field of Aeronautics, the proposal would be submitted to
Chairman AR&DB, on a case by case basis, through Integrated Finance, as at present;
and the financial sanction intimated by Secy. AR&DB /O i/c AR&DB.
1. On receipt of the sanction letter, the institution will prepare a contingent bill (in triplicate)
and will submit the same to Secretary AR&DB, Directorate of Aeronautics, DRDO
Bhawan, New Delhi-110105 for counter signature and onward transmission to PCDA
(R&D), New Delhi for payment.
2. On receipt of the contingent bill the concerned CDA will issue the cheque (if otherwise
in order) in favour of the institutions and will send the same directly to the concerned
authority of that institution. An intimation of the payment will also be sent by the CDA to
Secy. AR&DB & the concerned project investigator simultaneously.
3. On receipt of the cheque by the institute authority a formal receipt of the grant will be
issued by the institutions to the Secy. AR&DB & CDA. The date of receipt of the grant
would reckon as the commencement date for the project / facility.
EQUIPMENT
For smooth and expeditious execution of the project, arrangements can however be
made for the use by the investigators of such specialized equipment as are available in
the various R&D establishments to the extent possible.
The university, college or the institution concerned will be responsible for careful custody
and maintenance of the equipment purchased out of the grant. Equipment should be
purchased on competitive tender basis. Proper stock of accounts should be maintained
for the equipment purchased. The equipment should be stamped Aeronautics R&D
Project No. All equipments purchased should be serially numbered. An inventory of the
equipment purchased out of the grant should be sent to the Secretary, Aeronautics R&D
Board in form GFR 19 along with the periodical reports in 20 copies. The inventory should
give the description of the equipment (whether expendable or non-expendable), its cost in
rupees, date and purchase and the name of the supplier. The stock registers maintained
by the institution / universities for the purpose should be shown to the auditors for
applying the necessary check with reference to the grant received. The
auditors should be requested to issue a certificate that necessary check has been made
and the inventory is found to be in order. The inventory and the requisite certificate from
the auditor should be furnished along with the audited accounts. The equipment / surplus
stores will be the property of the Aeronautics R&D Board who will be responsible for its
future transfer / disposal after the termination of the project. The Board at the written
request of the grantee institution may agree to out-right transfer of some or all equipment
of the AR&DB inventory to the institution concerned based on the recommendations of the
concerned panel. The Secretary, on behalf of the board, may agree to such out-right
transfers up to a ceiling of Rs 10 lakhs. Chairman may approve transfer of equipment
beyond this amount.
STAFF
(i) The institution / organisation concerned will access the categories and number of
research and development staff with field of specialisation required for each project on
individual basis. The appropriate specialised panel will examine this requirement keeping
in view the nature of problems, competence levels and time scales involved. The
recommendations of the panel will be put up to the appropriate sanctioning authority of the
board for approval of the financial grant for the staff.
(ii) Once a proposal for staff has been approved by the Board the institution / organisation
concerned will be responsible for recruitment of staff and will ensure that the normal
recruitment procedures and audit rules are observed. For the AR&DB projects of short
duration the grantee institute could evolve temporary norms for speedy recruitment /
execution of the project.
(iii) The staff on the project will be appointed only when all facilities for conducting the
work on the project are available. In case of the staff leaving the institution prior to the
completion of work it will be the responsibility of the head of the institution to see the
continuity of the work is maintained.
(iv) The staffs employed under the Grants-in-aid scheme are full time employees for
research work on the project. They should not be engaged for routine lecture or
demonstration work in the institutions in which the projects are based.
(v) The staff appointed on research projects are for all practical purposes, treated as
employees and are subject to the administrative control and rules (leave, TA/DA, etc.) of
the institution / university where projects are based.
(vi) In the case where the investigator is already employed in the institution and has to
work on Grants-in-aid project in addition to his normal duty in the institution, the time
spent by him on the project will be treated as part of his duty. Where this is not possible
the case will be examined by the appropriate specialist panel for granting to the
investigator an honorarium, which will be further considered by the Board for approval.
(vii) The staff on projects could be employed in pay scales as applicable to institute norms
as per the scales laid down by Deptt. of Science & Technology (DST), if applicable.
REPORTS
During the period of grant, the institution / organisation is required to submit 20 copies (2
copies to Secy. AR&DB & the remaining to the panel members & monitor(s)) of annual
progress reports on the projects as per the Performa. The report will cover the work done
during the year. The specialist panel will scrutinize the progress report and the renewal of
the project sanctioned will be subject to its satisfactory progress.
Monitoring
Panels on behalf of Secretary AR&DB may identify monitor(s) for each project. The PIs
should make efforts to contact monitors, invite them to their laboratory and brief them on
the progress of the projects. The initiative for the meeting between the PI and the
monitors should rest with the PI. It is generally expected that the monitors and the Sectt.
should receive at least two reports (summary of progress) from the PI as follows:
I Report by July of every year
II Report by January of every year
Technical Reports
The technical reports on the projects should be submitted by the investigators as soon as
they finish a significant aspect of their work. This need not wait for the annual meetings.
Generally, investigators may submit more than one technical report every year. In any
case, one good technical report should be submitted before January to enable the panel
to consider the technical progress. This should reach the monitor before the annual
meeting. The following format may be followed for numbering the reports:
ARDB - NM - TR - YY - PPPP -
NM: Name of Panel *
TR: Technical Report
YY: Year
PPPP: Project Number
NN: Report Number in the year
* Use
For every year the final stage of monitoring is by the annual progress report and
presentation at the annual symposium. If the investigators are absent at the annual
meeting and they do not send their annual progress report on time, the panels may
recommend termination of the project. The annual report needs to contain the following:
Part B - A brief summary of progress in the year (Not more than 3 to 5 pages). (Kindly
refer to Annexure II)
The technical presentations at the annual meeting are crucial for the panel to take
decisions. It is generally expected that the PI would be present in person to brief the
panel on the progress of the project. Only in extraordinary circumstances he should pass
on this responsibility to others and not be present at the meeting. The presentations
should be well planned, clear and be up to the point.
The panels would review the progress of the projects based on the annual report and that
of the monitor(s) and recommend combination / revision of scope / closure / short closure
of projects to Secy. AR&DB.
CLOSURE REPORTS
If a technical report including the one for the final year is submitted earlier, the closure
report may have a technical section, which briefly summarizes the total work, carried out
on the project. The technical reports submitted earlier may be referred in this summary.
Kindly enclose at least one copy of all Technical Reports submitted earlier with the final
closure report.
Prior permission of the coordinator of the respective panel should be obtained for
publishing the results of AR&DB sponsored projects etc. in Indian and foreign journals
including Defence Science Journal. The coordinator while granting the permission will
endorse a copy to the Secretary AR&DB along with a copy manuscript / abstract. The
assistance rendered by the Board will be acknowledged in the papers. Three copies of
reprints of papers published will invariably be sent, to Secretary AR&DB and costs if any,
may be met from the contingency grant of the project. However, permission of Secretary
AR&DB would need to be obtained for making any commercial use of the investigations
carried out under grants-in-aid scheme.
The research work carried out by a grantee institution, including experimental results and
computer software developed in a project, would be reviewed by the concerned specialist
panel and if it is recommended by the panel that wider dissemination to the aeronautical
community in India and abroad is desirable, the project investigator would be requested
to prepare a technical report, in the approved AR&DB format, and make available 250
copies of the technical report to AR&DB Secretariat as part of project activity. AR&DB
Secretariat would centrally provide additional funds for the above.
PATENT RIGHTS
TRANSFERS
TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY
(i) The modality of transfer of technology could be decided based on the recommendations
of the know-how transfer committee which could consist of the concerned panel
coordinator which had sponsored the project, PI of the project / and rep of the institution
developing the know-how and rep of AR&DB. Secretary AR&DB could nominate any other
member in the committee if considered desirable. AR&DB Sectt. would further progress
the case.
(ii) The know-how transfer committee would consider modalities of transfer of technology
based on the applications received after advertisement in the leading newspapers.
(iii) The technology could be transferred through NRDC or any other agency approved by
chairman AR&DB in case the grantee developing the know-how has not got the
infrastructure for transfer of technology or does not intend to transfer technology through
its own infrastructure and in such case the royalties could be shared in the ratio of
30:35:35 between NRDC, AR&DB and the agency developing the know-how. In case the
lab developing the know-how has got infrastructure to transfer the technology it could be
transferred directly by lab developing the know-how and in such case the royalties would
be shared equally between AR&DB and the grantee developing the know-how.
(iv) The royalties would be charged preferably in lump sum in one or two installments so
that further legal action could be avoided.
(v) No charges will be levied from organisations either in public or private sector for the
transfer of know-how when the processes / techniques / stores are to be utilised /
produced for Defence purposes only. The transfer of know-how in such cases is done by
nominating / associating / selection of a suitable production agency by the Deptt of
Defence Production / Deptt of Defence Supplies or any other suitable agency as approved
by Chairman AR&DB.
APPLICATION FOR GRANT OF RESEARCH / DEVELOPMENT PROJECT / FACILITIES
UNDER GRANTS‐IN‐AID SCHEME OF AERONAUTICS R&D BOARD
SECTION – A
(To be completed by the Principal Investigator)
1. Title of research/development proposal
(make the title concise and specific)
2. (a) Name of the Principal Investigator
Designation
Name of Institution
Address
Email : Phone :
(b) Other Investigators
Designation
Name of Institution
Address
Email : Phone :
3. (a) Proposed duration of the research/development proposal
(b) Proposed date of commencement of project/facilities
(Attention is invited to section 4. (g) of Grants – in –Aid Rules
4. Amount of grant proposed for
(a) Research Staff (please specify the qualification)
(b) Special Equipment
(c) Consumable stores, chemicals, etc.
(d) Contingencies (5% of a, b, c)
(e) TA/DA
(f) Overheads
Total Rs.
Grand Total
5. (a) Department of the institution where R&D project will be
carried out
(b) Other departments if any, which will cooperate in this
study
6. (a) Specific Aim of the Project
(c ) Key words
(d) Classification of the project
7. Background and justification
(Basis for the proposal with a brief review of the state of the
art in the subject, followed by an outline of the relevance and
importance of the project in particular towards research /
development / design related to Aircraft, Helicopters, Missiles
and all other Air Borne Vehicles
8. (a) Approach (details of the actual approach intended to be
adopted in the execution of the project / facilities
indicating how each of the objectives listed in item 6 (a)
will be achieved)
9. Facilities available for carrying out the proposed R&D work in
the applicant’s institution (to be attached as Appendix).
Describe the general facilities at your disposal. List major
items of permanent equipment which are essential for this
project/ facilities and available in your institution
10. Previous work done in this or related fields (to be attached as
Appendix). Describe briefly any work done that is particularly
pertinent to the proposal and list
(i).your personal publications in this and related areas and
(ii).Personal publications in other areas
11. Details in respect of Research project facilities currently being
undertaken/ likely to be undertaken by the PI and Co‐Project
Investigator from various sources including AR&DB (List all
current research support of the investigator from AR&DB and
other agencies)
PI
CO‐PI
(c) Fields of major scientific interest in order of choice
(d).Any other additional information
SECTION‐B
1. Name of Institution submitting application :
2. Address :
3. Name, designation and full address of the official to whom
cheques are to be mailed :
CERTIFICATE
I have gone through the rules for grants‐in‐aid scheme of AR&DB and
(i) I agree to abide by the terms and conditions set forth for the Grants‐in‐Aid scheme of the Aeronautics
R&D Board and certify that basic necessary facilities for the proposed work are available and the
same will be extended to the investigator(s).
(ii) I certify that in case the present investigator is not available for any reason to continue the work on
the project/facilities alternative arrangements will be made to employ suitable person/persons.
(iii) I certify that separate accounts will be kept for funds received from AR&DB and spent on the
project/facilities and the same will be made available to the Auditors of this Instituion and on
demand if required to an officer of the AR&DB secretariat.
(iv) I certify that this proposal has not been submitted to any other agency for funding.
(v) I certify that I will not be involved in any capacity as External member of the recruitment and promotion
board of Recruitment & Assessment Centre of DRDO.
(vi) I certify that I have not submitted this proposal to any other DRDO Research Boards namely Armament
Research Board, Naval Research Board, Life Sciences Research Board and ER&IPR.
(vii) No utilization certificates are pending from the institution towards the grant issued by AR&DB.
Signature of the
Principal Investigator Signature of the
Name: Executive Authority
Date: of the Institution
Name:
Designation:
Date:
Annexure II
GRANTS-IN-AID SCHEME:
AERONAUTICS R&D BOARD
PROFORMA FOR ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT OF WORK DONE ON
SANCTIONED PROJECTS
NB-2: The annual progress report will cover work done during the period of
one calendar year or from the date of commencement of work to the end of
calendar year in the case of newly sanctioned projects.
NB-3: Since additional funds required for subsequent years will be released only
after assessing the work during the preceding year, this report should reach
Secretary, Aeronautics R&D Board in Jan. every year in order to facilitate timely
release of funds
PART I
3. Title of Project :
10. Inventory & cost of equipment purchased out of the grant (till date).
Kindly refer para 5 of rules on equipment
PART II
1.
(a) Aim of project :
(b) Keywords :
(c) Classification of project :
Signature of the
Principal Investigator
Date:
Annexure III
GRANTS-IN-AID SCHEME:
AERONAUTICS R&D BOARD
PROFORMA FOR CLOSURE OF REPORTS
2. Equipment - An inventory of all equipments purchased out of the grant for the
project should be sent on proforma GFR - 19 (Annexure VI)
Statement-I
Statement of Accounts
2. Project title :
8. Original PDC
A sum of Rs. ....................... has been utilised for the purpose for which it was
sanctioned and that the balance of Rs. .............................. remaining utilised at
the end of the year / completion of the scheme has been refunded to the Govt.
vide ............................ as acknowledged by the CDA ............................... vide
his letter No. ........................ dated ...............................
2. It is further certified that I have satisfied myself that the conditions on
which grant-in-aid was sanctioned have been duly fulfilled and
that I have exercised necessary check to see that the money was
actually utilised for the purpose for which it was sanctioned.
(Signature) (Signature)
Principal Investigator Exercise Authority of
the Institution
Place ........................ Place ............................
Date ........................ Date ............................
COUNTERSIGNED CORRECT
(Signature)
PLACE ...................................
DATE ...................................
PART II
(To be completed by the investigator)
This part should include:
(b) Keywords :
10. CERTIFICATE -
" It is certified that funds for conducting the proposed
short course / seminar / symposium cannot be met from
within the resources of the institution."
PLACE :
NOTES:
f) Present address :
1. Name :
DATE :
CERTIFICATE
Note:
Twenty copies of the proposal should be submitted to Secy AR&DB so as to
reach at least three months in advance. Alternatively 2 copies could be
submitted to Secretary AR&DB and one copy submitted along with the
recommendations of the panel so as to reach AR&DB Sectt. at least 45 days in
advance.
Annexure VII
Amount of Allotment
Amount expected and for which bills have been submitted for payment of
Rs. ...........................
TOTAL: .....................
______________________________________________________
COUNTERSIGNED
The Technical Committee will assist the Aero R&D Board in the formulation of
plans and programmes of relevance to the Aeronautical & Missile needs of the
country.
2. To prepare short term and long term plans for R&D in Aeronautics &
missiles for consideration by Aeronautics R&D Board.
5. To formulate plan of action for organising short and long term training
courses / quality improvement programmes at selected institutions to ensure
availability of trained manpower.
Annexure X
SANCTION OF NEW PROJECTS/FACILITIES