The Commission
1. Shri Charles Correa (Chairman)
2. Shri M.M Kutty (Member)
2. Mrs Narayani Gupta (Member)
2. Shri Jasbir Sawhney (Member)
2. Shri Mohammad Shaheer (Member)
Note: There are 83 Advisors, who are experts of various fields, to assist the Commission.
Staff:
1. Secretary
2. Assistant Secretary (Technical)
3. Administrative Officer
4. Assistants Admin/Architectural (5)
5. Group C staff (13)
6. Group D staff (9)
Total 30
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