This site showcases the writings, philosophy and approach of Manmohan Lal Puri, an engineer to the core who applied fundamental principles to address everyday challenges effectively. Although the production shop floor constitutes the backdrop of these writings, the principles that they espouse are equally relevant in other environments. Manmohan Lal Puri 07.11.1917 - 18.12.2006 In sharing the philosophy of his work and life, he hoped to enrich the lives of all those who wish to adhere to certain basic values and principles. These writings cover • Management principles • Engineering techniques • Training methodologies • An approach to problem solving • Techno economic feasibility studies among other subjects. In essence, his approach was to: • Define the goal. • Grasp the basic ground realities from a larger perspective. • Apply fundamental principles to find and execute a solution to maximise result with minimal focused effort. • Rationalise, standardise and codify learning, disseminate it to build capability and capacity, and optimise benefit to others.
			The writings of Manmohan Lal Puri EDUCATION & TRAINING 1. Reshaping Education And Training For Our Real Needs     2. Development Of Scientific Personnel For The Mechanical Engineering Discipline     3. Workshop Training     4. The Principles And Practice Of Good Instruction     5. Rationale And Suggestions For Reshaping Of Workshop Facilities For Quality Improvement In Training And Functional Utility     MANAGEMENT 6. Some Lessons From Post War Recovery In Western Germany     7. Guidelines For A Productivity Movement In India     8. Steps To Improve Productivity     9. Cost Engineering For Higher Productivity     10. Management For Optimum Productivity And Technological Self Reliance     11. Responsibilities Of Workshop Officers And Foremen     12. Foremanship     GOOD WORKSHOP PRACTISES 13. A Practical Approach To Transition From What Exists To What May Be Desired     14. Process And Implement - Limitations     15. The Considerations And Stages Of A Successful Design You may explore specific topics using the suggested search facility below: Please select a topic Attributes of A Good Lesson Cost Control Cost Engineering Cost-Benefit Methodology Critical Path Methodology Design of A Wagon Economical Limit of Deterioration European Economy Forge Limitations German Federal Railways German Miracle Human Engineering Instruction Cycle Know-How Packages Living Example of Successes Management Techniques Maximum Volume Effect Optimum Volume Effect Productivity Movement Programme Evaluation Review Purpose of Education Question Technique Rejuvenating Cycle Self Development Sense Appeal Steps In Learning Steps To Improve Productivity Surface of Revolution Technical Arts Techno-Economic Consultancy Wagon Design Procedure Worskshop Training
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