A few things to consider-
-if you use a naming convention using only alphanumerics and "_", you will save yourself syntax errors down the road
-I would avoid spaces in field and object names
-Employee
-there is probably more info about Employee that should go in this table
-CI Table
- this table may need a more descriptive name to be meaningful to others
-there may be a hidden Entity Project in here?? I think there is.
-Stage1, Stage2... jump out as a hidden Entity
-can a project only have 1 owner??
-I think you have a hidden Entity Status
-If a Project can have many Statuses, and a Status can refer to man y Projects, then you have M:M
-you will need to resolve this with a junction table eg ProjectStatus
-this junction table will probably need a multifield unique index that includes a Date eg StatusDate
-Does a DueDate ever get modified? Do you need to record it?
-NC_IPR ???? What is it?
-again no special characters %? or space in field names
NCRTable
-CauseId must point to another table eg Causes (better to have clear definitions of these)
-contains DepartmentId with no link to Department?????
-contains TypeId with no link to a Type table????
-contains PressID with no link to Press????
-NC_IPR why is this field in this table and the CI table
-Vendor may indicate another Entity (Vendor Table with vendor info)
-owner of what???
-status indicates 1 status and should be confirmed??
-Qty Affected what is the context exactly for this
-Qty Rejected what is the context exactly for this
-operator could be a hidden Entity Operator Table with operator info????
-ReportedBy -is this an Employee??
-SPM ??? you should use meaningful names --someone else may have to maintain/alter this application
-GrossWt of what (another possible hidden entity)
-C/A ???
-CreateProject???
Those are a few points to review and consider. As per previous posts, you really need to get your tables and relationships created, tested and confirmed against business rules before you get into the Forms etc.
Your data model needs work, but you may want spend a little time documenting the business facts and ensuring you have all the info needed to build the database.
Good luck with your project