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Media Expo 2007, New Delhi

Footlose in Wonderland

It’s over 15 years since I was a printer. I’m a happy print-buyer there days,

making life difficult for printers. And it was in that capacity that I spent some

time recently at a successful (crowd-wise) exhibition and conference

organized by the Madras Printers’ and Lithographers’ Association. But after

spending a whole day at the Chennai Trade Centre – where the Conference

Centre’s hall and facilities are excellent, to say the least – trying to discover

what the future offered for print-buyers like me, I felt like Alice in Wonderland

with the Mad Hatter lurking nearby.

Bartholomaeus Ziegenbalg got honourable mention a couple of times,

which pleased me no end, but at the exhibition it seemed as though we

hadn’t progressed very far from his age – comparing it with what was on offer

at the day-long conference arranged by Printpromotion, an association of

German printing machinery manufacturers who never heard of Ziegenbalg.

Let me explain.

Eye-Catching: A reproduction of a

I went to their conference lured by such discussion headings as “The future

painting of Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji

of the Print Media”, “Solutions for the Print Media – Today and Tomorrow”,

“Trends for hardcover and softcover binding”, etc. What was offered were not predictions, answers or descriptions, but hardsell for machinery that I don’t think anyone on this country has and which is unlikely to be sought by less than five per cent of India’s thousands of printers! No wonder, an awed audience did not have a single question at the end of each session!

Quite in contrast to this was what was on display in this exhibition halls. There were indication that Indian printing equipment manufactures might be waking up, there was rebuilt machinery on display and on offer, and there were a host of suppliers of sundries, all, no matter how good, 50 years behind the times the Germans were talking about in the Convention Center. Nevertheless, the exhibition was a more realistic appraisal of what the Indian printing industry’s requirements were than the German view.

The only things that caught my behind-the-times attention at the exhibition were the several large inkjet printers rolling out yards of 10-foot wide picture in glorious colour and faithful reproduction. It was in largest of these inkjet stallholders that I caught up with the only thing at the exhibition that made my eyes sparkle. And that was the picture featured here.

At Ess Dee Nutek’s sprawling stall that covered the better part of one hall, the Sharmas, father and son, proudly claimed family acquaintance with Tamil Nadu’s Governor and narrated how, when he visited their stall, they had shown His Excellency reproductions of a painting of Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the soldier-saint who created the Khalsa. They had scanned it from a calendar and printed it, offering in minutes one artist the opportunity of admiring another artist’s work. The Tamil Nadu Governor Surjit Singh Barnala is an enthusiastic and talented artist, I have long known, but whether he appreciated art reproduced by the new technologies I have not discovered.

CHENNAI

THE HINDU MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2006

Media Expo & Events 2005, New Delhi

In Recognition of our quality and dedicated hard work, we have been covered widely in Sign Magazines and even in Financial News Papers. A few of them have been displayed.

Media Expo & Events 2005, New Delhi

Full page Information about our company had been published in The Financial Express, published on April 10,2004. This newspaper is published in many cities of India and is one of the most respected newspaper by the Business community.

Even a message from our President was published in this Newspaper.

Also in Recognition of our wide customer base and efforts in South India, information about our company had been published in the Magazine CORAMANDAL PRINTER, which is monthly journal of the MADRAS PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS ASSOCIATION, we thank the association for giving us such respect.

Also our President Shri S. D. Sharma has often been given the respect of inaugurating the Sign Shows, here are some of the photographs

Media Expo 2004, New Delhi.

Print Pack in Chandigarh 2004

Chennai Sign Show 2004

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