Maruti Suzuki India Complaints & Reviews

Sir I havr bok Swift VDi on 4-March-2011 at Stan Wheels Fategarh Sahib
They gave waiting period 3-4 months. But till now no information given to me.
Once there call comes on 30 june 2011, that your car arrived at Mandi Gobindgarh. and ask to manage the cash or loan for purchasing the car. they said but after half of an hour they said that it is mistake of lower level employees. I am not satisfied with dealers services. First they said that ur car comes and then it is not. Now thay ask for waiting 5-6 months. but on Booking Form waiting period is 3-4 months.

Dear SIR/MADAM,

I introduce my selves as M.SABARI NATHAN situated in Coimbatore. In this i had booked a MARUTHI SWIFT DEZIRE LDI in M/s.JAIKRISHNA Automsales Private Limited, Coimbatore on 11/03/2011 wide your order booking Callahan No:2783. And I had payed Rs.10,000.00 as advance also. In this the Deputy Sales Manager Mr.K.CHITRARASU (+91 [protected]) had committed me that the vehicle will be delivered with in 90 days. Here I followed him again 25th MAY 2011 for knowing the status of my vehicle.On that time he misbehaved us wrongly. Then he convinced us and committed us that the vehicle will be allotted to me before 11/06/2011. And also he send me a SMS to my mobile that he will deliver the vehicle definitely with in 11/06/2011.

According to his commitment I Booked a FANCY registration Number for my vehicle in RTO Office by paying Rs.8000.00 on 01/06/2011 and its duration is only 30 days. Then i contact the SALES MANAGER Mr.DEVA ERRAKAM on 07/06/2011 and he told that to change the model from LDI to VDI due to the production stopped in your factory. And he committed to deliver the vehicle SWIFT DESIRE VDI before 29/06/2011.

In this i arranged the LOAN Amount from my BANK. Now that LOAN time also going to elapse. Today (29/06/2011) I visit the Show room personaly and I met Mr.MANI - Sales person for taking the vehicle delivery. But he asked me to contact allotment manager of JAIKRISHNA. He said SWIFT DEZIRE is production was stopped and also he asked me to contact MARUTHI Sales Area Manager Mr.KOUSIK (+91 [protected]). So I contact Mr.KOUSIK and he said that the status of production and delivery can be confirm after 20 days only.

Here I explained the hole story to you all very clearly, How your persons & representatives are giving responsibility to the customers. I never had such kind of experience in my life. If you are not able to deliver the Vehicle with in committed period then why are you booking the vehicle from customers. Then why your persons are playing the customer as a TENNIS BALL. And I refereed my friends to book vehicle at AMBAL Show room Coimbatore but there is also it was happened to them also.

I cant understand that what kind of service you are giving to the customer. This the last i am going to approach you. If there is no response from your side I will think about to book FORD FIGO or FIESTA or Mahendra LOGAN etc., Because they are giving delivery with in a Week. If I booked the vehicle with them i may used it for last 2.5months.

Thanking you for your poor response and customer treatment.

Regards,
M.SABARINATHAN

I am an owner of a Wagon r DL-3C-AG-2482.. Car is registered under my name : Sagar Sharma

My car had been given for insurance claim @ Isum Motors 2 months ago..

The damage was only exterior with a cyclist crossing the road.. All engine parts were untouched..

Now my complain is :

1stly, the insurance survey person denied insurance being paid for the left side apron which had got hit by a rock on the side of the road.. He stated that the apron was already damaged with water overflowing from the battery which lead to rusting of the apron.. and now I will have to bear the expenses.. Being an old vehicle, I had no issues getting the apron changed @ my own expense.. So no complain there

2ndly, a week ago I was told that my car battery is dead.. to which also i responded with a good attitude and decided I will buy a new battery.. no problem!

3rdly - I was informed my car is ready, I was travelling to delhi for work while I was informed about it.

So I came back to tezpur [28th] yesterday to collect the car.. During the test drive, the car's power steering wasn't working and the gear shift was acting funny too..

Then the car went for another check and they took out an electrical device [ power steering controller] under the steering which apparently has now got carbon and water in it.. This is due to negligence of leaving the car with the top being removed for repair and not giving the car proper shelter as I can understand..

So now, I have been asked again to pay for another part that had not been damaged and was in perfect working condition when I gave the car @ Isum Motors.
The Insurance person quoted approx amount of an extra Rs. 7500 or so..

Also in order to try getting the device repaired, the device was sent to a TV repair shop out of all places.. This is completely unprofessional..

Pls take necessary actions regarding the damage to the "power steering controller".. As it is completely due to the carelessness & negligence..

Being an old customer, and a family that has always stuck with maruti cars.. I trust the company blindly.. I am not making any demands regarding the battery of the car or the claim which wasn't provided for the apron.. But the damage to the 'power steering controller' has taken place when the car has been with Isum Motors..

Pls get the necessary action taken and I request the part to be changed @ Isum Motors 's expense or another alternative similar solution..

Awaiting your reply urgently, I am meanwhile putting up in a hotel in Tezpur till these issues are fixed and my expenses are increasing unnecessarily..

You could contact me on [protected] or [protected] ..

Thanking you and awaiting a response.

Warm Regards

Sagar Sharma

MARUTI SUZUKI INDIA LTD (MSIL)
Head Office Maruti Suzuki,
India Limited Nelson Mandela Road,
Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-110070.
Tell: +[protected]

Dear applicant: Seetha Lakshmi,

We are in receipt of your email, Be informed that you will be required to make the security deposit payment so that we can be send your offer letter also you need to show the scan copy of the deposit slip and offer letter at the gate in-other to be allowed into the company compound for the interview by our security. You are required to pay the refundable interview security deposit to this below account before 30th of June 2011 in-other to attend the Interview on the 2nd of July 2011. As soon as the payment is made, please kindly send us the payment slip through email for confirmation as it will help us facilitate the documents for the ticket and other requirement for the preparation of your interview date.

Be informed that the account given to you is the Senior HRD Account Number that is been used for this recruitment. The reason for that is because such an amount will be refunded back to applicants immediately after the interview and that is the reason we are not using the Company Bank Account. Do ensure it's a cash payment so that you can send the scan copy of the deposit slip for verification by our account department and also to enable us return it back to you immediately the interview is over.

Below are the account details for payment:
Account Holder's Name: Mr. Mohammad Rafee
Account Number: [protected]
Bank Name: State Bank Of India

Reasons of payment : The refundable payment of 13,200 rupees is to make sure that you will be coming for the interview in other for us not to lose in sending you the flight ticket because this company will be responsible for your accommodation and after the interview, your amount will be return to you in cash, the ticket that is to be sent to you is a Two way ticket and even if you are not selected your security deposit will still be return to you.

Note: You are required to confirm us with scan copy of your Deposit slip Via Email: [protected]@accountant.com we will revert to you as soon as your payment is confirmed.


Regards,
Shinzo Nakanishi
Chief Executive Officer, Managing Director,
MARUTI SUZUKI INDIA LTD (MSIL)

I had bokked suzuki access in jan2011 from dealer m/s quadros morors borda margao goa my vehical i got on 20june2011
where by i am charged aound 3500/ extra on company price,accessories etc
where as recipt is given for less amount for proof i got all my recipt with which i will approch consumer forum where as dealer from panjim goa ashwek motors quoted price of vehical rs45600/ and he charged for me 45900/ similarly for assesories he made it compulsion with charge of rs3400/- if this continues urs reputation for vehical will come down because i have my 10 friends having same problem whoes name also i wil submitt to it please look in to matter and verification of his showroom also

i purchased a maruti swift dzire vdi car on 07/02/2011 from attlier automobile from sharanpur (U.P). on dated 07/06/2011, i changed the radiator of my car by maruti authorise service centre ,after a couple of weeks later i serviced my car from rohan motors dehradun (U.K.),there they told me that one pipe of inter cooler is leaked and told me that they changed the pipe .then after two days my radiator leaks and engine of my car is gone to damaged .now i am demanding from marutisuzuki company that they give me a new car .

This is regarding TR Sawhney Service. Recently I took my car (Alto) for Service as there was some problem with it not running well with AC ON. I was told that there is a problem in engine and I was given an estimate of Rs. 35000. So I asked them not to do anything and hence paid for just service - Rs. 1022. But when Car was handed over to me It was not at all starting on CNG (my car is dual fuel car) and as this has always been problem in past as well, so I specifically instructed the person who made job card to take care of the same (while handing over the car in the morning) and I was assured that it will taken care of. But when I complaint about it not starting on CNG, then I was told that it was not working on CNG earlier as well (though it was perfectly fine on CNG) and we do work only for Petrol settings. I asked them look into that but they refused & then I asked to call for Service Manager (to log my compliant) but even after 30 mins, no one came to take care of the same and I had to came back.

After that I took my car to a local mechanic and it took him only 30 mins to resolve all problems (including the one for which Maruti estimated Rs. 35000). I had to pay only a service charge of Rs 150 to that mechanic and now my car is running fine both on CNG/Petrol and with AC ON.

So with this episode I have lost trust on all such dealers who charged a lot of money for service, ask for feedback but when there is actually a problem, there is noone to listen that. Even mechanics are not qualified it seems as in my case though problem was not resolved (as discussed) but rather new problems introduced in the car.

My Self Mangesh Gaonkar hade bought Wagon R VXi from Chawgule Industries. Its afully loaded car having inbuilt sound system shows USB operating switch but, don't have USB port to use pan drive.
The same asked to the Service Centre & the dealer, they said they have NO IDEA . we have to ask the company.
It 08 month past No feedback from Maruti or the dealer.

I, P. Srinivasa Rao purchased the Maruthi Suzuki Swift in the year 2010 at S.R. Motors, Tirumalagiri, Hyderabad and registered as AP24AG 6688 at Nalgonda. There is noise in the engine while it is driving apart from heavy smoke. Complaint was reported to Mithra Agencies, RTC 'X' Roads, Hyderabad on[protected]. Vehicle was kept in their service centre for 12 days. But complaint was not rectified and advised to observe upto another 5000 Kms. Thereafter, On[protected] the vehicle was handed over to Mitha Agencies for rectification of the said complaints. Again they kept the vehicle for a period of 12 days and not rectified the said complaint. Again the noise and smoke is causing much inconveience. Requested to take appropriate action and to rectify the complaint.

Respectfully submitted as under:-
1. That I got my car No. DL 6CE2163 serviced from Jeewan Motors (P) Ltd. Industrial Estate, Govindpura, Bhopal on 04.06.2011.
2. That the Siren of Central locking System of my car was damaged during servicing by throwing water on it. I immediately brought this to the notice of the concerned officials several times on phone and personally to Mr. Mukesh, the concerned service executive but no one wants to take responsibility for the damage done.
3. That the service done was of poor quality. Just after four days i.e. on 08.06.2011, I had to again get the tuning done from another service centre by paying again.
4. That despite taking payment in cash, even the cash receipt has not been issued. This is an unfair trade practice on the part of the company.
5. That during servicing, the genuine Plug wires were replaced with fake one. This I came to know later on from another service centre and I had to pay extra money to the other service centre for getting the genuine ones again.

I lodged a complaint on 06.06.2011 with Maruti Suzuki India Limited, Nelson Mandela Road, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-110070 but it seems that the company has authorised the Authorised Service Centres to loot the money from the public under the guise of car servicing.

I had booked a Maruti Swift Szire ZXi with AAA Vehicleades, Malviyanagar, Delhi in April, 2011. When I went to take delivery and checked the car, it was having improper alignment of bonnet and dirty door handles ( inside). The dealer sent the car to workshop to rectify the defects. Why the Maruti company engineers don't exercise proper checks / tests about bonnet alignment. In general, when I saw other dzire cars, there is no proper finished alignment of bonnet and the gaps between bonnet and body were not uniform.Maruti engineers need to take note of it and try to deliver proper finished cars.

Hello

I am Nimesh Solanki from Valsad, Gujarat, India

I brought new car Alto K-10 VXI from authorised delar of Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. on 20/03/2011.

There were a company fault in reverse gear which does not work properly so I complain to delar but they say me that it was a company fault so they can't do anything.

So what's the solution of this problem ?

Nimesh M. Solanki
Mo. [protected]
Valsad, Gujarat, India

Email ID - [protected]@yahoo.com

DEAR SIR,

We bought a brand new SWIFT DZIRE car from vipul motors pvt ltd faridabad ,on the name- JAIN TRADING COMPANY ,dated- Th February 2011, registration no- HR 51 AL 8165 , chassis no- MA3FSEB1S00341610 , engine no- D13A-1555157 . suddenly around 9000 kms cars brakes sometimes not working properly and at 11000 kms when i given my car at servicing and issued the problem of the brakes and after the problem inquired by the service center they are charging RS 4000 for changing the DISK PADS , SO this is my request to please take some legal actions towards my complaint and give my proper feedback as soon as possible.

13th June, 2011

Dear Mr Partho Banerjee

Many thanks for your letter of May 7th, 2011.

It is with deep distress that I am writing to you about my ordeal that I had with the dealer, Competent Automobiles Co. Ltd., Lajpat Nagar.

Details of the car : WAGON-R (LXI) BS-4, Date of delivery : 22/4/2011.
Reg. No. : DL2CAN4248
Chassis No. : MA3EWDE1SOO 241307
Engine No. : K1OBN 7016524

I exchanged my 3 year old WagonR (LXI) with M/s Competent Automobiles Co. Ltd., Lajpat Nagar. A couple of documents can be scrutinized (lying with me) about the false promises and cheating by the said dealer.

My specific complaints are as under for your perusal and active consideration :

1. Initially they tried to pass on a vehicle with a crack in the front grill.
2. No mandatory 5L petrol was provided.
3. The vehicle was not delivered at the mutually agreed time.
4. 4th year warranty was offered free by the agent in his own handwriting, but they have charged additional rupees 4000+
5. I was never informed that the music system is not company fitted. They have neither provided the receipt confirming that it is worth 10,000 rupees. They have also not provided the manual and the remote.
6. Sale detailed papers were delivered almost after a week that too after reminders.
7. The car was not even properly washed to look like a new vehicle.
8. In the first service “Maruti Master Service” lost my service booklet, though they replaced it later (that is the kind of service and confidence we are supposed to have With Maruti.).
9. I was not provided Gate Way Magazine.
10. I do not wish to prolong my agony and therefore would request quick remedial measures. Otherwise, I will have only one option to go to Consumer forum and Media.

I would request you to depute some experienced engineer to take a test drive of the vehicle as it is already making some strange noise while speeding and the pickup is also slow.

Thanking you and with regards


Sincerely yours



Professor P.S. Srivastava

I BOUGHT A DZIRE VXI FROM APRA AUTOMOBILES, VASANT KUNJ. AFTER BUYING, SMALL PROBLEMS STARTED CROPPING UP OUT OF THE BLUE WHICH I WAS ALWAYS PROMISED WOULD BE TAKEN CARE OF. BUT, EVEN AFTER INFORMING THE SERVICE MANAGERS DURING FIRST AND SECOND FREE SERVICE OF THE PRIOBLEMS, THEY HAVE NOT YET BEEN SOLVED.
DUE TO THEIR NEGLIGENCE AND CARELESSNESS DURING THE 2ND FREE SERVICE, THE COOLANT BOTTLE WAS LEFT AS IS IN THE ENGINE WHICH CAUSED THE CAR TO STALL. I HAD TO CALL A MECHANIC FROM THEIR 24*7 ON CALL SERVICE. THE MECHANIC CHECKED MY NUMBER PLATES AND MY REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE, AND THERE I REALISED THAT I WAS GIVEN THE RECEIPT FOR A DIFFERENT NUMBER AND THE REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE WAS FOR ANOTHER NUMBER. I CONTACTED THE MARUTI DEALER THEN AND THERE AND WAS PROMISED THAT THIS WOULD BE TAKEN CARE OF ALONG WITH ASSOCIATED LEGAL ISSUES. THIS HAPPENED 2 MONTHS BACK, AND I AM STILL USING THE OLD NUMBER. HAVE REPEATED CALLED THEIR SALES MANAGER WHO EXPRESSED SYMPATHY, BUT COULD DO NOTHING BEYOND. THEREFORE I CONTACTED THEIR GENERAL MANAGER AND HAVE BEEN PROMISED REPEATEDLY THAT I WILL RECEIVE THE NUMBER TOMORROW, BUT, TOMORROW NEVER COMES. I HAVE WAITED GOD KNOWS HOW MANY TOMORROWS. I FEEL HARASSED, BEAT AND CHEATED. THE LAST STRING OF FAITH HAS DIED. I AM NOT SURE WHETHER MARUTI EVEN KNOWS ABOUT THE PLIGHT FACED BY THE CUSTOMERS BECAUSE OF THE MISTAKES OF THEIR DEALERS. PLEASE HELP ME ON THIS.

PRATHAM MOTORS PVT LTD-HAHALLIOUTER RING ROAD
#16, BELANDUR, SARJAPURMARTHAHALLIOUTER RING ROAD,


Shame on Maruti as none of the previous complaints were addressed such as
1. None of the doors close properly without using excessive force
2. Defective color of the Car.
3. Rattling Nosie/ vibrating Noise from Drive Side AC Vent even if the AC is switched off.
4. Wet Mud Smell as soon as AC is switched on.
The list goes on & on………

To Add to the list is an embarrassment I faced while on road when the tyre busted all of a sudden and caused a huge traffic jam.
I went to PRATHAM MOTORS PVT LTD-HAHALLIOUTER RING ROAD
#16, BELANDUR, SARJAPURMARTHAHALLIOUTER RING ROAD,
And they informed that they need to inspect the tyre and will let me know within 3 days.
Shame on PRATHAM MOTORS PVT LTD too as they failed to provide me with a spare tyre . I am still without spare tyre and later as any one would suspect , Some one from Pratham Motors sends SMS saying that as per some “forensics investigation” they found that the tyre had busted because of some external Damage
Can some one explain how will tyre burst on the Side near the Steel rim instead at the bottom where the chances are more.
Like always I know I am just wasting my time and energy in sending this Email to Maruti.
I am just creating my documents to take Maruti and Pratham Motors to Consumer Court for cheating with me by selling me a defective Car which has all the problems on the earth.

Sheela Raj

Dear Sir/Maam,

I, Bidhu Sekhar Mishra, a resident of Vill-ThanaThana, Po-Mangalpur, Via-Pipili, Dist.-Puri, Orissa-752104, purchased one car Maruti ALTO Chasis No. 1736360 on[protected] & the payment duly made by the financing bank HDFC Bank on[protected], inclusive the cost of road tax, RTO registration & insurance, from M/S. NARAYANI Motors, 56 & 57 Rasulgarh, Bhubaneswar-10. While selecting the dealer I have come across the good name & fame of NARAYANI Motors.
I was assured by the dealer that the RC book would be handed over within 7-10 days of the purchase.

1. I kept waiting for RC for more the than 3 months, During this waiting period, I contacted the dealer's point a number of times but got unsatisfactory reply. I also contacted the customer care cell of NARAYANI Motors, the person there was also side tracked suggesting me to wait few days more.

2. But after more than 3 months I received the RC book dated[protected] on[protected].

3. Thus the dealer M/s. NARAYANI Motors shifted the date of purchase from[protected] to[protected] on the RC book.

4. By such false declaration in record I might face trouble during MV checking & moreover this falsification in record has put the RTO in revenue loss. It will also create non coverage period of insurance & road tax period.

5. On pointing out this mistake, the staff accepted that to avoid the penalty by RTO for this 3 months delay period in registration, they have done so.

6. Finally on[protected], the RC document was handed over to me showing the registration date[protected] no. OR-02BL 7716.

7. During waiting period for RC, I could not utilise the vehicle inspite of having dare need, kept standing the vehicle in the garage. Hence, I had to hire the vehicle from the market by spending a huge, which was very much harassing. With this wrong date furnished to MV Deptartment, my problem grown bigger & still exists.

I had written to the authorities of M/s. NARAYANI Motors twice on this but haven't got any reply.

I hope you understand the gravity of my problem created by the dealer M/s. NARAYANI Motors. I need your kind consideration on this & seek your advice.

Thanks & Regards,
Bidhu Sekhar Mishra
M- [protected] / [protected]
Landline[protected]

Dear Sir/ Madam,
My self Giribabu Peesa, I have purchased Maruti Wagon R Duo from Their dealer Avnash Automobiles in august 2010. Even after collecting the requisite amount fot extended warranty from my side. i am yet to recieve the same. first 2 months they informed that they will get the same from the company and then they wiy send the same to me. last 7 months they have said that the company will deliver the same to my residence. I am yet to recieve the same till date. It's pathetic to see company of such repute doesnot show interest in attending customer concerns.

Request you to pls. intervene and help me out.

hi dear sir/madam
i just wanted to complaint about maruti dealers CM AUTO SALES (P) LTD. RUPNAGAR.I just bought a car few days before maruti swift and i went for a first service in CM AUTO.and we was two friends and first i drove car to cm auto n i adjust the seat myself and there is a little handle on driver side near the door itwas there i dont know what this handle called its kind of plastic handle to adjust the seat on ur back.when service everything done we came in our city than my friend asked me to drive him when hi sit on driver seat he want to adjust the seat when he put his hand there was no plastic handle there was only little sharp handle without plastic than he told me than i rang in CM AUTO on[protected] service department.the man who picked the phone he was very very very rude he said he dont knw anything you should take care o[censored]r stuf[censored]r self how i can care i have to look my car alll the time what they doing i was sitting in waiting area i m 100 % sure one of there staff steal this.that man said i dont care u ring where ever u want he dont care.so thats ur best service here i bought maruti first time first i was driving lancer n there customer care was very very gud.that man he just spoke 2 min and he just hanged.so plz i[censored] can do something about this issue i need this part back because i have to always adjust my seat there is little sharp handle that can cut the hand so plz can u do something.
my car reg number - UDB0005672 (T)
I WENT THERE NEARLY 1 OCLOCK AFTERNOON ON 1JUN 2011
my contact number[protected] email- [protected]@yahoo.co.in
name - satwinder singh
i will wait for ur reply plz call me assoon as possible.i wil be very thankfullfor you.
regards
satwinder singh

MARUTI SUZUKI INDIA LTD (MSIL)
Head Office Maruti Suzuki
India Limited Nelson Mandela Road,
Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-110070.
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i) Director of Industries is the head of department and responsible for the

efficient working of the Department. He exercises all administrative and

financial powers as adjoined upon the heads of the department in the

Himachal Pradesh.

ii) He is also acting as Controller of Stores, Himachal Pradesh.

iii) All the consolidated budget and appropriation proposals of the

department are submitted by him to the Government.

iv) He exercises all the powers delegated to him by the Government from

time to time and is directly answerable to the Government.

2. ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR OF INDUSTRIES (ADMN.)

Additional Director of Industries is looking after the following work in the

department of Industries:-

(i) Establishment of Gazetted/Non-Gazetted officers cases.

(ii) Inspection and general supervision of Head Quarters Branches &

District Industries Centre

(iii) Planning.

(iv) Follow up of Inspections reports of DIC's.

(v) All matters relating to Budget, reconciliation, accounts, stores,

record, Diary and Dispatch.

(vi) Maintenance of Directorate Building.

(vii) Monitoring of Court Cases on monthly basis.

(viii) Controlling Officer for Vehicles.

(ix) All residual matter not assigned to any other officer.

(x) Any other matters as entrusted by the Head of Department from time to time.

3. INDUSTRIAL ADVISOR

Industrial Advisor is performing the following duties in the Department of

Industries:-

i) Industrial Policy.

ii) SSI Registration and policy related issues.

iii) Industrial Sickness.

iv) Nodal officer for I.T. matters.

v) All matters concerning different Industrial Associations and coordination

with these Associations in the State of H.P.

vi) All matters relating to Food Processing and coordination with the Govt. of India projects.

vi) Governor's address and Finance Minister's and other Ministers

speeches.

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vii) Matters related to Baddi -Brotiwala- Nalagarh Development Aagency.

viii) Employment Policy and Planning.

ix) Any other matters as entrusted by the Head of Department from time to time.

4. SENIOR TECHNICAL OFFICER(INDUSTRIAL)

(i) Senior Technical Officer(Industrial) assists the Director of Industries in

implementation of Developmental Schemes.

(ii) Any other matters as entrusted by the Head of Department from time to time.

5. Joint Director of Industries/Project Coordinator (I):

Joint Director of Industries/Project Coordinator (I) has been assigned the following work of the Department:-

(i) Eligibility Certificates and other certificates including incentive eligibility.

(ii) Registration and approval of Medium and Large Scale projects.

(iii) Essentiality Certificate for the purchase of private land.

(iv) Store Purchase with respect to Electrical, Chemical & miscellaneous items.

(v) Matters related to Establishment of Cement Plants.

(vi) Administration of incentives and subsidies .

(vii) Implementation of provisions of Indian Boiler Act, 1923, as Deputy

Chief Inspector of Boilers for the State of H.P.

(viii) Implementation of Household electrical appliances quality

control order, 1981.

(ix) Executive Director, HPCED.

(x) Capacity assessment.

(xi) VIP references on employment generation.

(xii) Any other matters as entrusted by the Head of Department from time to time.

6. Joint Director of Industries/Project Coordinator (II):

Joint Director of Industries/Project Coordinator (II) is looking after the

following work of the Department:-

(i) Entrepreneur Development Programme/Industrial Awareness

Programme.

(ii) Training/ IECs and Employment.

(iii) Nahan Foundry.

(iv) Ex-Servicemen Corporation, H.P. Women Welfare Corporation, H.P.

Backward Classes & Financial Corporation.

(v) GIC, HPSIDC, HPSEB, HP Housing Board.

(vi) H.P. Pollution Control Board and other Corporations.

(vii) NRTC (Common Testing Centre).

(viii) Central Tool Room /Mini Tool Room.

(ix) Setting up of SEZ.

(x) All Industrial Developmental Schemes of the Govt. of India, its

supervision control, Evaluation & Monitoring such as IID's/Growth

Centre/EPIP/ ASIDE/Industrial Estates & Other Schemes of

Infrastructural Development of Govt. of India.

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(xi) Banks & Financial Institutions.

(xii) Dev. of Industrial Areas/Estates.

(xiii) Organization of Job and job career fairs.

(xiv) Any other matters as entrusted by the undersigned from time to time.

(xv) Any other matters as entrusted by the Head of Department from time to time.

7. DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF INDUSTRIES (DIC)

Deputy Director of Industries (DIC) has been assigned the following

work:-

i) Maintenance of District Industries Centers including District Industries

Center Buildings.

ii) Prime Minister Employment Generation Programme/ PMEGP/ Rajiv

Gandhi Udyami Mitar Yojana.

iii) Monthly report/ Quarterly Progress reports to be sent to Director

(PMRY), New Delhi.

(v) Rural Artisan Programme/Rural Industries Programme Progress Report.

(vi) Industrial / Rural Development Progress Report.

(vii) Annual Administrative Report, Rural Planning Committee Estimate

Committee, 20 Point and Governor Secretariat Report.

(viii) Monitoring of employment, creation of Data Cell and information with

respect to employment generation.

(ix) Any other matters as entrusted by the Head of Department from time to time.

(x) All type of allotment/cancellation of Plots/ sheds/shops.

(xi) Transfer of lease hold rights.

(xii) Rent permission.

(xiii) Determination of premium of plots/sheds.

(xiv) Damage caused by floods.

8. DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF INDUSTRIES (HANDLOOM)

Deputy Director of Industries (Handloom) has been assigned the

following work of the Department:-

(i) Handloom Handicrafts, Khadi Programme and Institutions related with Programme.

(ii) Matter relating with Handicraft and Handloom Corporation and all India

Institutions of Handicrafts and Handloom.

(iii) Matter relating with H.P. State Khadi & Village Industries Board and all India Khadi Commission.

(iv) Implementation & monitoring of centrally sponsored Schemes relating

to Handicrafts and Handloom sector.

(v) Administration of Central/ State Awards pertaining to Handlooms and

Handicrafts) and National awards to Small Scale entrepreneurs.

(vi) Any other matters as entrusted by the Head of Department from time to time.

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9. GENERAL MANAGER, DISTRICT INDUSTRIES CENTRES

(i) General Manager, District Industries Centre is the Head of office in

District Industries Centre and responsible for the efficient working of the

office. He exercises all administrative and financial powers as adjoined

upon the heads of the offices by the Head of Department.

(ii) All the consolidated budget and appropriation proposals of the office are

submitted by him to the Directorate.

(iii) He exercises all the powers delegated to him by the Head of Department

from time to time and is answerable to the Head of the Department.

(iv) He ensures implementation of the centrally and State sponsored

schemes.

(iv) He is appointed as Public Information Officer to provide information

under Right to Information Act, 2005 in the concerned District Industries Center.

10. MANAGER (DIC)

(i) There are 2-4 posts of Managers sanctioned in each District Industries

Centre. These posts are functional and assist the General Manager,

District Industries Centre in implementation of various Development

Schemes of the Department. Manager (DIC) also performs the

following duties:-

(a) Registration of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises.

(b) Issuance of RM-I and RM-II Forms.

(c) Delegated with Administrative, Drawing and Disbursement powers.

(d) Implementation of all the Central and State sponsored schemes.

(e) The implementation of Handloom Schemes.

(f) Manager (DIC) also acts as the Member Secretary of Single Window

Clearance Agency.

(g) Any other matters as entrusted by the General Manager from time to

time

11. INDUSTRIAL PROMOTION OFFICER.

(i) Industrial Promotion Officers assist the Manager (DIC) in implementing

all the Schemes sponsored by the Central and State Government from time to time.

12. ECONOMIC INVESTIGATOR.

(i) Economic Investigators maintain Statistical Information in respect of the

Department and submit all type of Development Progress Report to the Directorate through concerned General Manager.

13. EXTENSION OFFICER (INDUSTRIES)

Extension Officer (Industries) is performing the following duties in the

department of Industries:-

(i) Providing technical guidance to industrialists/ rural entrepreneurs.

(ii) To study and assess the industrial potential with respect to raw material,

spares, manpower, consumption pattern, potential and projected

demand, market and skill available.

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(iii) To organise industrial co-operatives amongst the rural artisans and

render help in preparation of loan cases and further scrutiny to have

loan/credit facility from Banks to the industrial units.

(iv) To prepare loan cases of the individual enterprises and industrial cooperatives

and assist them in getting loans from Banks/Financial

Institutions.

(v) To prepare cases of hire purchase of machinery under scheme of

National Small Industries Corporation.

(vi) To identify languishing rural crafts and arrange for the training of rural

artisans in such crafts.

(vii) To maintain records of all types of industrial units.

(viii) All duties of an organisor and extension worker for development of industries.

(ix) Approval of Schemes of projects up to 2 lakhs and provisional

registration of such projects.

(x) Recovery of industrial and margin money loan.

(xi) To prepare cases of Tiny/SSI units for incentives.

(xii) To collect applications of educated unemployed for loans under PMRY

help the youth in getting loan and physically verify the units so

established.

(xiii) To assist the bankers in loan recovery.

(xiv) To prepare the cases of industrial units for permanent registration.

(xv) Any other work, which may be assigned by the General Manager, DIC

as well as the Block Development Officer of the Block concerned under whose control he is posted.

STORE PURCHASE ORGANISATION

14. ADDITIONAL CONTROLLER OF STORES

(i) Store Purchase Organisation & other works relating with Store Purchase

Organisation.

(ii) Entire Coordination of Directorate of Industries in important matters

assigned to him from time to time.

(iii) Surprise inspection of the Head Quarter branches, DICs etc.

(iv) Disposal of routine cases, meetings and general control of Directorate in

the absence of Director of Industries.

(v) Land acquisition Matters.

(vi) Collector Recoveries.

(vii) Ex-officio Vigilance Officer.

(viii) Registrar of Firms under Partnership Act 1932.

(ix) Any other matters as entrusted by the Head of Department from time to time.

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15. SENIOR TECHNICAL OFFICER (MECHANICAL)

(i) Senior Technical Officer(Mechanical) assists the Additional Controller of

Stores in Store Purchase Organisation in respect of Mechanical codes.

(ii) He is a member of the committee constituted for finalization of Tenders

of Store Purchase Items related to Mechanical codes.

(iii) He is also a member of condonation Board in respect of Store Articles.

(iv) He does Technical scrutiny of samples of Mechanical code items.

16. SENIOR TECHNICAL OFFICER(CHEMICAL)

(i) Senior Technical Officer(Chemical) assists the Addl. Controller of Store

in Purchase Organisation & other works relating with Store Purchase

Organisation of Chemical codes.

(ii) He is a member of the committee constituted for finalization of Tenders

of Store Purchase Items related to Chemical codes.

(iii) He does Technical scrutiny of samples of Mechanical code items.

18. DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF INDUSTRIES(STORE PURCHASE)

(i) Store Purchase Organization (Mechanical Items)

(ii) Store purchase with respect to Electrical, chemical, Textile &

miscellaneous items

(iii) Fairs and Exhibitions including IITF.

(iv) Any other matters as entrusted by the Head of Department from time to

time.

(v) He is also a Public Information Officer at Directorate Level.

19 SUPERINTENDENT GRADE-I

(i) He is looking after the supervisory work of Store Purchase Section.

20. STORE INSPECTION OFFICER(TEXTILE)

(i) Store Inspection Officer(Textile) assists Additional Controller of Stores in

Store Purchase Organization in respect of Textile Code

(ii) All matters pertaining to Handloom and Handicraft, Khadi Board and

other correspondence of Handloom

(iii) Section through through Industrial Advisor.

(iv) Any other matters as entrusted by the Head of Department from time to time.

21. STORE INSPECTION OFFICER(ELECTRICAL)

(i) Store Inspection Officer(Electrical) looks after the work of store

purchase with Electrical Code in Store Purchase Organization.

(ii) Any other matters as entrusted by the Head of Department from time to time.

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22. SECTION OFFICER(AUDIT)

(i) The Duties of Section Officer (Audit) is to scrutinize the financial matters

of the Store Purchase Organization and also to do Audit of the

Organization.

NUCLEOUS CELL

23. RESEARCH OFFICER

(i) Research Officer maintain Statistical Information in respect of the

Department at Directorate level and submit all type of Development

Progress Report to the Government through Director of Industries.

(ii) He also carries out the census of Industrial Units.

24. INVESTIGATORS

(i) Investigators assist the Research Officer in maintaining Statistical

Information in respect of the Department.

LOAN RECOVERY CELL

25. TEHSILDAR(RECOVERY)

(i) Loan Recovery and to assist the Additional Director of Industries in

exercising powers of Collector.

(ii) Any other matters as entrusted by the Head of Department from time to time.

LAND ACQUISITION CELL

26. NAIB TEHSILDAR

i) All Revenue related matters and Acquisition matters through Addl.

Director of Industries.

ii) Any other matters as entrusted by the Head of Department from time to time.

27. KANOONGO

(i) Kanoongo assists Naib Tehsildar in Revenue and Acquisition matters.

28. PATWARI

(i) Patwari maintains the record of Revenue and Acquisition matters.

SERICULTURE WING

29. DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF INDUSTURIES (SERICULTURE)

(i) Deputy Director of Industries (Sericulture) is performing the duties of

Head of Sericulture Wing of the Department.

(ii) Supervision and Control over all sericulture divisions of the Department.

30. SILK SEED PRODUCTION OFFICER

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(i) Performing the duties of the Head of Office of Sericulture Division.

(ii) Production, procurement and distributation of Silkworm seeds and

Supervision and control over Sericulture activities in the Division.

31. SERICULTURE OFFICER

(i) Performing the duties of Head of Office of Sericulture Division.

(ii) Supervision and control of Sericulture activities in the Division.

32. DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (SERICULTURE)

(i) Supervision and control of Sericulture activities over Government

Sericulture Centres in the division and allotted area.

33. TECHNICAL OFFICER(TASSAR)

(i) To assist and coordinate with the divisional Sericulture Officers for

supervision and Control of Tassar Sericulture activities.

34. DEMONSTRATOR

(i) To assist and coordinate with divisional Sericulture Officer for

Sericulture Development activities.

35. MULBERRY SUPERINTENDENT

(i) To assist Divisional Sericulture Officer for Sericulture Development

including management of Mulberry Plantation.

36. RESEARSH ASSISTANT

(i) To assist and coordinate with Divisional Sericulture Officer.

37. TECHNICAL SUPERVISOR

(i) To assist and coordinate with the Divisional Officer.

38. SENIOR SERICULTURE INSPECTOR

(i) To assist and coordinate with the Divisional Officer.

39. EXTENSION OFFICER (TASSAR)

(i) To carry out and supervise Tassar Silk Development activities in the field

area allotted.

40. REELING DEMONSTARTOR

(i) Supervise and Control of host-cocoon related activities namely Silk

reeling, Silk Wearing and training on these activities.

41. SERICULTURE INSPECTOR/FARM ASSISTANT/MOTH TESTER/

GRAINAGE SUPERVISOR

(i) To carry out and supervise all the Sericulture activities over allotted field areas.

42. TECHNICAL ASSISTANT (TASSAR)

(i) To carry out and supervise all Tassar-Sericulture activities in the field

area allotted.

43. SERICULTURE OPERATOR (TASSAR)

(i) To carry out and supervise all Tassar-Sericulture activities in the field

area allotted

44. MULBERRY SUB-INSPECTOR/SEED EXAMINER/FIELD

MAN/BUDDER

(i) To assist in carrying out Sericulture activities in the allotted field area.

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45. BELDAR/MALI

(i) All manual work related to Sericulture and allied activities as assigned to

him.

46. REARING ASSISTANT(TASSAR)

(i) All manual work related to Sericulture and allied activities that is

assigned to him from time to time.

47. MANUAL ASSISTANT-CUM-CHOWKIDAR

(i) All manual work related to Sericulture and allied activities including

performing duty of Chowkidar.

GEOLOGICAL WING

48. STATE GEOLOGIST

(i) Overall administrative control of Geological Wing, Establishment and Mining activities in the State.

49. GEOLOGISTS

(i) Function of Geologists are to regulate Mining Activities and investigation of Minerals.

50. ASSISTANT GEOLOGISTS

(i) Function of Assistant geologist is to regulate Mining Activities and

investigation of Minerals.

51. CHEMIST

(i) Chemist analysis minerals/samples received from Head Quarters and

Fields.

(i) Function of Driller is to execute exploration of minerals by way of Drilling.

52. ASSISTANT CHEMIST

(i) Assistant Chemist assists the Chemist to analysis minerals/samples received from Head Quarters and Fields.

53. MINING OFFICER

(i) Mining Officer Regulates Mining Activities within their Jurisdictions and

control over the Mining Staff in the District.

(ii) He also performs the duty of Drawing and Disbursing Officer in District.

54. SECTION OFFICER (AUDIT)

(i) The Duties of Section Officer (Audit) is to scrutinize the financial matters

of the Geological Wing and also to do Audit in Field Offices.

55. SENIOR DRAUGHTSMAN

(i) Senior Draugtsman prepares the Geological and Survey Maps.

56. SENIOR SURVEYOR

(i) Senior Surveyor assists Techomatrist to control large area for survey and guide for detail mapping

57. TECHOMATRIST

(i) Techomatrist controls large area for survey and guide for detail mapping.

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58. TECHNICAL ASSISTANT (GEOLOGY)

(i) Technical Assistant(Geology) collects the sample of Minerals from the different areas of State and Assist Geologist and Assistant Geologist.

59. TECHNICAL ASSISTANT(CHEMISTRY)

(i) Technical Assistant(Chemistry) analysis minerals/samples received from Head Quarter and field.

60. HEAD DRAUGHTSMAN

(i) Head Draugtsman assists Senior Draughtsman to prepare the

Geological and Survey Maps.

61. DRAUGHTSMAN

(i) Draughtsman assists Head Draugtsman and Senior Draughtsman to

prepare the Geological and Survey Maps.

62. SURVEYOR

(i) Surveyor assists Assistant Geologist in preparing Geological Maps and Survey maps.

63. ASSISTANT DRILLER

(i) Assistant Driller operates Drilling Rig for Mineral exploration.

64. DRILLING ASSISTANT

(i) Drilling Assistant assists Assistant Driller in operating Drilling Rig for Mineral exploration.

65. RIGMAN

(i) Rigman operates Drilling Rig for Mineral exploration.

66. MINING INSPECTOR

(i) Mining Inspector regulates Mining activities in their respect jurisdiction and to file court cases.

67. ASSISTANT MINING INSPECTOR

(i) Assistant Mining Inspector assists Mining Inspector in Mining activities in their respective jurisdiction and to file court cases.

68. LABORATORY ASSISTANT(CHEMISTRY)

(i) Laboratory Assistant(Chemistry) assists Chemist to analysis the

samples.

69. LABORATORY ASSISTANT (PETROLOGY)

(i) Laboratory Assistant(Petrology) prepares section to Mineral samples.

70. FOREMAN (DRILLING)

(i) Foreman(Drilling) Repair/Maintenance of Drilling equipments.

71. MECHANIC GRADE-I

(i) Repairing/Maintenance of Drilling equipments.

72. MECHANIC

(i) He assists the Mechanic Grade-I in Repairing/Maintenance of Drilling equipments

73. FERRO-PRINTER

(i) Ferro-printer has duty to prepare the blue prints in the Drawing Branch.

74. SECTION CUTTER

(i) Section assists to Laboratory Assistant(Petrology).

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75. MINING GUARD

(i) Mining Guard keep a check on the illegal extraction/transportation of the Minerals.

76. TECHNICAL BEARER

(i) Technical Bearer assists Geologist and Assistant Geologist while in field to collect field samples.

77. LABORATORY ATTENDANT

(i) Laboratory Attendant helps Assistant Chemist in preparing and

analyzing Chemical Samples.

78. FIELD ATTENDANT

(i) Field Attendant assists Geologist and Assistant Geologist while in field to collect samples.

ACCOUNTS WING

79. ASSISTANT CONTROLLER(F&A)

i) Drawing and Disbursing Officer.

ii) Draft replies to PAC/CAG reports.

iii) Coordination of all correspondence with the Accountant General,

Himachal Pradesh relating to Audit & Inspection Reports/Integrated

Audit/Draft paras etc.

iv) Internal Audit of Field Officers and Assistance in office inspection.

v) Any other matters as entrusted by the Higher Authorities from time to time.

LEGAL WING

80. LAW OFFICER

The Law Officer performs the following duties in Directorate of

Industries:-

(i) Maintenance of record of Court Cases of Department and their follow up

(ii) To pursue the Court Cases of Hon'ble H.P. High Court, H.P

Administrative Tribunal and subordinate Courts for preparing, vetting and

filing replies thereof and assisting Advocate General, Dy. Advocate

General etc. during the hearing of cases.

(iii) Preparation of status of Court matters for quarterly review.

(iv) Any other matters as entrusted by the Head of Department from time to time.

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MINISTRIAL WING

81. PERSONAL STAFF

Personal Staff working in the Department of Industries have been

assigned the duties as per Office Manual of Himachal Pradesh

Government.

82. SUPERINTEDENT GRADE-I

(i) Superintendent Grade-I are the incharge of the Establishment, Budget.



REQUIRED DOCUMENTS BY THE COMPANY HRD.
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1) Photo-copies of Qualification Documents.
2) Photo-copies of Experience Certificates (If any)
3) Photo-copies of Address Proof
4) Two Passport Size Photograph.
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1. Name:
2. Address:
3. Mobile
4. Sex:
5. Age:
You have to deposit the (Cash) as an initial amount in favor of our
Company accountant name in charges to collect your payment. Deposit
of Rs. 12,800/- (twelve thousand eight hundred rupees ) through any [STATE
BANK OF INDIA] OR [ICICI BANK] Branch from your Home City to our Company
accountant name in charges.

Account No, which will be sent to you upon
your response.
This is a refundable interview security.

Your offer letter
with Air tickets will be sent to your Home Address by courier after
receiving the confirmation of interview security deposited in any of the
STATE BANK OF INDIA OR ICICI BANK . This Company will pay all the
expenditure to you at the time of face-to-face meeting with you in the
Company.

The Job profile, salary offer, and date -time of interview will
be mention in your offer letter. Your offer letter will dispatch very
shortly after receiving your confirmation of cash deposited in STATE BANK
OF INDIA OR ICICI BANK. We wish you the best of luck for the subsequent
and remaining stage.
The last date of security deposited in bank 02th Of June 2011 you have to give the information after deposited the Security amount in bank to the Company HRD -direct recruitment via email.
Your Letter with supporting document will be dispatch same time by
courier to your postal address after receipt of security deposited confirmation in bank.

The interview process and arrangement expenditure
will be paid by SUZUKI COMPANY. Lodging, traveling and local conveyance
actual will be paid by SUZUKI COMPANY as per bills.
The candidate has to deposit the initial refundable security as mentioned by HRD.NB: You are
advice to reconfirm your mailing address and phone number in your reply.
And 12,800/- (twelve thousand eight hundred) will be the refundable

Amount, and 300 rupees will be deducted as bank charges for funds deposit.
and if you are been selected or not, still the amount will be refunded to
you, as the amount is just to prove that you will be coming for the
interview in order for us not to run at lost after sending you the air
ticket and you don't show up on the day of interview. Wishing you the
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Regards,
Shinzo Nakanishi
Chief Executive Officer,
Managing Director,
MARUTI SUZUKI INDIA LTD (MSIL)