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The city was founded by the British in 1892 by Sir Charles James Lyall for whom it was originally named Lyallpur. Prior to the British making the area into an urban center, it largely consisted of various villages. The city-center of Lyallpur (Faisalabad) was designed to model the British Flag, with a large clock tower in the center and eight bazaars around the clock tower. The construction of various canals allowed the area to be irrigated. After the founding of the city, people were invited to the city with promises of land if they were to work it. This allowed the city to grow rapidly. In 1977 the name of the city was changed to Faisalabad in honor of King Faisal of Saudi Arabia who had been assassinated. The city of Faisalabad is not more than a century old. Just hundred years back this region was the center of keeping livestock. This city was irrigated in 1892 when Jhang & Gogera branches were supplied water. The foundation of first ever-residential area was laid in 1895. Its main purpose was the construction of a market. During those days, the area across the river Chenab was called Sandal Bar. Before the establishment of Lyallpur City the ancient residential area was called Pakka Marri now known as Pakki Marri. It became headquarters of the Lower Chenab Colony and in 1898 was incorporated as a municipality. The caravans used to stay at this place while traveling from Jhang to Lahore. The English travelers of those times wanted to convert this area into a city. In the beginning the small establishment was called Chenab Canal Colony which was later named Lyallpur after the name of Governor of Punjab Lt. General Sir James B Lyall.

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Industrial Strength History! Blast furnaces, bridges, lighthouses, steel mills, factories, foundries, mines, trains, canals, grain elevators, textile mills, dams, machine shops, automobile assembly plants, worker housing -- anything related to the study, interpretation and preservation of our industrial, technological and engineering heritage, this is what the SIA is all about! These sites and structures have a unique ability to teach us about life and work in the industrial age, to show us how things were (and are) made, and to demonstrate tangibly how industry and technology have shaped our environment and history. The SIA sponsors four principle activities: an annual conference, an annual fall tour, a semi-annual journal, IA, and a quarterly newsletter. Our field trips and process tours give participants access to sites, including still-active plants, not normally open to the public. These make our industrial heritage come alive. There are also local chapters around the US that organize tours, events and publications relevant to their local area. Join us in discovering, documenting, preserving, highlighting and enjoying our industrial heritage.

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• Leading and the largest national body of textile professionals • Nonprofit making professional organization registered under Society Act • Strength of over 2500 Members • Affiliated to TAI – Central Office which is having 26 units across India with a total membership strength of over 25000 Members TAI membership encompasses everyone connected with the textile industry whether from trade, education, research, and consultation as an individual or as an organization. It caters to the needs of all fibers, products and all sectors of the Indian Textile industry. The membership is aimed to provide professional growth to technologists, managers, traders, researchers, entrepreneurs, teachers and consultants in the Indian textile scene. • Regular Receipt of Journals, Magazines and Newsletters • Participation in Seminar, Conferences, Workshops, Refresher Courses, Exhibitions, Guest lectures, Factory Visits, Educational Tours, etc. organised by TAI-Delhi. • Networking Platform through Interaction and Social Get Together Meetings • Avail Library and Hi-Tech Lecture Room facility at TAI-Delhi Office • Unique Membership Card from TAI - Delhi • Chance to avail Fellowship and Scholarship • Interaction with Consultancy Cell of TAI - Delhi • Industry Visit for Students and Faculties of Textile and Fashion Courses at different• Guest Lectures at different Institutes by Expert Faculty from Panel specially created for the purpose • Special Efforts for Internship, Training & Placement for Students • Life Membership Drive in coordination with Academic Institutes • MOUs with different Institutes • Coverage of TAI Delhi activities at Institutes’ platform and Vice-Versa. • Raising concerns of academic sector at top industrial and government platforms Membership Fee Tariff: Life Membership: Rs. 2100/- + 18 % GST Patron Membership: Rs. 3200/- + 18 % GST Life to patron Conversion: Rs. 1300/- + 18 % GST Corporate Membership: Rs. 15000/- + 18 % GST

Welcome to the LinkedIn group page for the Boston Section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, one of the largest and most active sections in the entire professional society. This section covers one of the most innovative and varied regions of the US. The following text gives you just a snapshot of who we are. This section covers eastern Massachusetts, out roughly to Route I495 to the west. It envelops the entire Boston metropolitan area, plus the Cape and Islands, and includes the major industrial-technological centers of Boston-Cambridge, Lowell-Lawrence, Framingham, Bedford-Burlington, Waltham-Newton, and Fall River-New Bedford. Technology development in this region began early in colonial times. The first man made canal was dug between the Charles River in Dedham and Mother Brook in West Roxbury (Boston) to provide a faster navigation route to the ocean, and powered some of the first gristmills and. The Saugus Ironworks, an ASME National Historic Site, and a National Historic Park, represents early metal working facilities in the US. Textile mills began in Waltham, MA along the Charles River, then, when looking for more hydropower, moved to Lowell and Lawrence to tame the Merrimack River. The first telephone conversation happened in Boston between Bell and his assistant, Watson. Today, at the Hub of Technological Innovation, "Yankee ingenuity" is still at the base of the technological innovation seen here, today. This area is home to many innovative companies and development centers. This area is also home to more colleges and university per square mile than anywhere else in the United States. Many of these universities have internationally recognized mechanical engineering programs, including the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Tufts, Boston University, University of Massachusetts at Lowell, and Northeastern University. Most of these universities have ASME student sections.

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