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N E W S L E T T E R O F I N D I A N O I L R E T I R E D O F F I C E R S W E L FA R E A S S O C I AT I O N
NEWSIROWA Issue No.
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I N D I A N O I L R E T I R E D O F F I C E R S W E L FA R E A S S O C I AT I O N
News from Units & Chapters
I R O WA
IROWA AND IROBF HELD JOINT ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (AGM) AT IOC REFINERIES GUEST HOUSE at EAST OF KAILASH, NEW DELHI on 16th SEPTEMBER, 2017
President, Shri V. C. Agrawal could not join due to exigencies. Shri S. C. Tandon chaired the AGMs.
In the absence of full quorum AGMs were postponed for half an hour.
On resumption the members observed silence as a mark of respect to our colleagues who had passed away after our last meeting.
IROWA General Secretary, Shri J. K. Puri also briefed participants about health status of some of the colleagues recently hospitalized.
President's message was read out by General Secretary Shri J. K. Puri.
During the deliberations which followed Vice President, Shri R. K. Jain, Shri J. K. Puri and Shri R. D. Mathur elaborated on updates shared in President's message including the efforts of Core Group headed by Patron Shri M. A. Pathan.
IROWA, Delhi Unit
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The accounts of IROWA and IROBF were presented by the Treasurer, Shri R. N. Mathur who provided clarifications sought by members. The accounts were approved by the members.
IROBF, General Secretary, Shri V.P. Gupta shared the encouraging figures of new members enrolled and voluntary contributions to the fund with record contribution of Rs 1.00 Lakh by retired GM, Mr. Bellihal, from Bengaluru. It is heartening to note that this contribution has started a chain reaction resulting in spate of contributions for this noble cause.
Shri S. C. Tandon called upon the members to come forward and talk to non-member friends to enroll themselves to strengthen IROWA and IROBF while the executive committee members and office bearers in Units and Chapters continue with their efforts.
The AGMs were concluded by Shri R. K. Jain by emphasising on the need for patience on our part as concerns of both pre-2007 and post 31.12.2006 retirees have been escalated to IOC Chairman's level while continuing dialogue at the level of Director HR and Director - F. He assured the members that the Core Group will leave no stone unturned for what is now over-due. He also brought to members' focus the importance of having a single association as a single voice will definitely be heard by the management better rather than small factions adding to the complexities and time to be spent by management on the common issues.
Dombvilli ChapterMr. Mangesh Kerkar apprised members about continuing persuasive efforts of IROWA on pending issues in the meeting attended by 45 members on 13th July, 2017
He also updated the participants about his discussion with Dr Rao of nominated hospital - Mamata Hospital where medical facilities have been improved. This will benefit Dombivli /Kalyan residents.
The monsoon picnic was held on August 09, 2017 at Neral, at the farm house of IOCIAN colleague Ms. Sandhya Sontakke.
On the D day, 60 enthusiastic young senior citizens were on 'CHALO NERAL' mission.
The picturesque location at the foothills of Matheran added to the ambience.
Hiking to the venue was a surprise and fun establishing the age old dictum, "Slow and steady, Wins the race"
President Shri V.C. Agrawal and President Shri V.C. Agrawal and members of Executive Committee members of Executive Committee of IROWA New Delhi wish a very of IROWA New Delhi wish a very Happy & Prosperous Diwali to Happy & Prosperous Diwali to all the members and their families.all the members and their families.
President Shri V.C. Agrawal and members of Executive Committee of IROWA New Delhi wish a very Happy & Prosperous Diwali to all the members and their families.
Happy Deepawali!!Happy Deepawali!!Happy Deepawali!!Happy Deepawali!!Happy Deepawali!!Happy Deepawali!!
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Frankly Speaking'Ignorance of Law is no excuse '.
It is a very old dictum. Basic knowledge of law is always an asset for an average Indian.
We have shared in April, 2017 Issue of IROWA News Letter the efforts made by our Patron Shri M. A. Pathan for retirees through dialogue at a very senior level in the Ministry and with IOC Management. However, many post 31.12.2006 retirees strongly believe that IROWA has not done anything for their cause.
Here basic knowledge of law comes into play. An association formed with a single point agenda of post 31.12.2006 retirees has gone to the court and it is learnt that their petition has been admitted by the Hon'ble High Court, making the issue subjudice.
It is common knowledge that neither IROWA can now pursue the matter nor IOC Management can respond to a matter which is subjudice.
In their own wisdom a section of post 31.12.2006 retirees has closed the door for discussion. They are also trying to tarnish the image of IROWA with a strong membership base of 6000 members which has played pivotal role in retiree benefits and facilities extended by IOC over the last several decades of which post 2006 retirees are also beneficiaries.
In spite of the legal constraints Mr V C Agrawal, President IROWA has written to the Chairman IOC as late as August 21, 2017 re-emphasizing that the issues pertaining to post 2006 retirees i.e. fixation of pay - basic + DA as on 1.1.2007 be taken up suitably along with the other pending issues.
Please make IROWA stronger by joining the association rather than getting carried away by false propaganda by those who stepped away from the time tested approach of IROWA – of perusing for the welfare measures for retirees with perseverance. Bringing divide between retirees of pre and post 2006 era will be counter-productive.
It is not denying the fact that our pending issues with IOC Management pertaining to all the retirees in respect of revision of medical benefits, ex-gratia and formation of the corpus under 1.5 PBT scheme have taken time longer than desirable. Recommendations in respect of 3rd Pay-commission (which are yet to be approved) by MOP&NG have further complicated the matters.
God bless us.Between us.
R D Mathur C-87, Gr. Floor, USHA SADANEditor Panchsheel Enclave, N.Delhi 110017 Ph.: 9818104851 Email : [email protected] Website : www.irowaapex.com
S K Sinha, Lucknow
A L Kapahi, West Delhi
P D Bahukhandi, Dehradun
Major B P Mathur, Noida
N M Sethi, Faridabad
Satish Mathur, Gurgaon
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Monthly meeting of West Chapter was held on 13.08.2017. It was one of the 'not to be missed events'.
Mr Girish Babu of Mathura Chapter was invited to attend this meeting. Mr Girish Babu is responsible for enrolling large number of retiree officers at Mathura chapter. He shared his journey over the years and matticulously explained his efforts for enrollment of new members. Those who have seen the enthusiasm and number of members participating at events in Mathura could feel the hard work which has gone into enrolling members. Now superannuated officers and staff get advice and support for their claims and other issues from admin. and finance staff of Mathura Refinery devote specific hours every week in Association Office equipped with a computer.
The interaction was so engrossing that the participants forgot even their round of Tambola.Mr Girish Babu was honoured by Mr Baqaya in Mathura tradition with a beautiful scarf.
West Chapter attracts more than 50 members in the monthly meetings with active involvement and fruitful information sharing and discussions.
The participation of female members in good numbers is worth appreciating as household responsibilities and commuting remains an issue for them. They take their responsibility towards IOC family equally seriously.
Meeting ended with a sumptuous refreshment.
West Chapter
benefits which is greatest injustice. Delayed Justice is nothing but denied Justice.
Members requested for nomination of CARE Hospital.
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Shri Nanduri Ramakrishna came forward to host the next meeting.
Vishakha Chapter
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Mr. Gondhalekar welcomed all and initiated the meeting.
Mr. S. K. Kharere tired as GM was a special invitee and that was kept a last minute surprise. He enjoyed meeting his ex-colleagues and shared many experiences of his working life. He said he had chosen to work in HO so that he could function from micro to macro level.
Mr. Khare is known for having introduced a number of system improvements resulting in better efficiency at a lesser cost to the organization.
Mr. M. P. Lele shared the incident of loss of medical claim papers by courier and inconvenience to a member because of non-availability of copies with him. He suggested that we must keep photocopies of our claim papers to safeguard us from such situations.
Senior members above 70 & 80 years were felicitated. The get-together ended with grateful thanks to the hosts.
Get together of members of IROWA of Chandigarh Chapter was organized on 16.09.2017 at IOC Guest house at Chandigarh, with Sh. GS Kalsey in the Chair.
Sh. DK Goel, convenor of the Chandigarh Chapter, welcomed the IROWA members and their spouse. At the start of the meeting, a two-minute silence was observed for the departed souls of retired Tricity (Chandigarh /Mohali/Panchkula) officers.
Three new members namely Sh. Shashi Kapoor, Sh. SK Joshi &Ms.Neelam Aggarwal, were inducted into IROWA. Changes need to be made in the records regarding Sh. VK Mahajan, who is already a member at NCR and now settled in Chandigarh.
It was unanimously agreed that a bi-monthly meeting should be held on every 2nd Saturday of odd months.
It is planned to arrange an IROWA meeting in Dec2017.
Some members confirmed non availability of the IROWA news. It is requested that the same may please be sent by post directly from Delhi. A soft copy be sent on the e-mail also, which will be further shared on Whatsapp to those members who do not have e-mail IDs.
There are many changes in the records of IROWA members. The same is under updation and will be conveyed to IROWA, for correction.
Meeting ended with a vote of thanks by Sh. Sher Singh.
Chandigarh Chapter
Periodical meeting / family get to gether took place at the residenceof Shri A Bucheyya and Smt. Rajarajeswari Bucheyya.
Members conveyed sincere thanks to Hosts for hosting the meetings at their house.
They expressed serious concern over abnormal delay in announcing revised medical benefits which was due from 1st April 2016. Management should not forget that these benefits are meant for Senior citizens and many collegues disappeared from April 1st 2016 without availing the revised
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Mother at old age home -A true Story
Last night an incident touched many aspects of my life.
Around 7 o'clock in the evening I got a ring on my mobile. When I took the call I heard someone weeping.
I said - calm down Bhabhi ji.
Bhabhi ji asked impatiently - Where are you??? And how long will it take you to come?
I said: - "Tell me what has happened and where is Bhai Sahab? Where is Mataji?" "What happened after all ...?"
But she kept on repeating "You come".
I said that I am straight away heading for your house and that it will take me at least one hour.
As I reached their house panic was all around. Bhai Sahab who is a judge was sitting in front.
My sister-in-law was crying, her 12 year old son was upset, 9-year-old daughter was also unable to say anything.
I asked Bhai Sahab "What is the matter" but got no reply.
Then my sister-in-law said, see these divorce papers he has brought from the court, he is ready to divorce me.
I asked - How can this be??? There is such a nice family. There are 2 children. Everything is settled. I even thought that they were perhaps joking for a little fun. But seeing the faces of children confirmed it was a very serious situation.
I asked the children, where was their grandmother?
The children said that father had shifted her to Noida's old age home 3 days ago.
I told the servant to bring tea for me and Bhai Sahab.
When tea arrived he refused to take and started crying like an innocent child. He told that he had not eaten anything for 3 days. I have left my 61-year-old mother in the care of unknown people.
Since last year, I got so much trouble in my household. My wife has very categorically said that she cannot take care of my mother. She and my children even do not talk to her.
After coming from court every day I found my mother crying bitterly. Even the servants were not attending to her.
My mother expressed her desire for being shifted to Old Age Home.
I tried to talk to everyone in the family but none responded.
When I was 2 years old, Dad died and my mother worked in the homes of others to educate me. Only because of her determination and hard work I am a judge today. People tell me that my mother never left me alone while working in the homes of others.
My mother suffered so much to see that I become someone in life. During her old age I did not look after her and left her in Old Age Home. I have been living with the worst guilt for the last 3 days.
I still remember when I was about to apply for the 10th exam my mother used to sit with me overnight.
Once I was very furious when I came from school. Her body was warm, I said, Maa, you have high fever, laughing, she said I was just cooking, so it is so hot.
She had to borrow money from people to meet expenses of my studies from University to LLB. She won't allow me to teach junior students to supplement her earnings to ensure that I devote maximum time for my own studies.
With what I have done for such a mother it should not be difficult to guess what my wife and children should expect from me.
I got my flesh and blood from my mother and I am a part of her. In her old age I have left her in the care of people who are totally ignorant about her likes and dislikes, habits, ailments and feelings. When I cannot do anything for her what can I do for anyone else?
If freedom is so sweet and my mother is a big burden then I want to give full freedom to my wife..
When I grew up without my father, my children would also grow-up. That's why I want to divorce.
All my properties will be handed over to these people and I will be in the Old Age Home. At least I can live with my mother.
When after doing so much for me my mother is forced to live in the "ashram", then one day I will also have to go there. While staying with my mother I will get accustomed to this life and will not have to face what she is facing today.
He was crying even more than speaking.
Talking at 12:30 in the night I saw my sister-in-law's face. Her expression had atonement and guilt.
I told the driver, now we will go to Noida.
BHAI Sahab, my sister-in-law and children, we all reached Noida.
Bhai Sahab fell into the feet of the gatekeeper and requested him for opening the gate at that odd hour. He told him that he was there to take his mother back to his house.
The watchman enquired what do you do?
Bhai Saheb said, I am a judge.
That gatekeeper said, when all the evidence is in front, then you cannot do justice with your mother,
Saheb can you do justice with others?
After that went inside.
A female warden came out and said in a sarcastic tone "At 2 o'clock in the night you may take her away and kill her. What answer will I give to my God?
I told the seister you believe me. These people are living in great repentance.
Finally somehow she took us to mother's room. I am not in the position to tell the scene in the room.
With just a photo by her side that had full family as if she had baby next to her.
When I told her that we have come to take you home, the whole family began to cry and held each other tight.
All the people in the surrounding rooms woke up. Their eyes too were moist.
After some time the preparations were over. People from all over the Ashram came outside. Somehow we could leave the people of the Ashram.
Everyone was hoping against hope that someday their family will also come and take them home.
Children and my sister-in-law, all along the way were quiet. Bhai Sahib and Mataji were emotionally charged. All of us reached home at around 3:45.
Mother is only Mother. Do not kill her before she dies.
Mother is our strength, do not let her be helpless, if she becomes weak then the "spine" of our culture will be weakened, It is not hidden from anyone how will the society be with weak spine.
If you know a family having such a problem, then you must definitely explain the matter effectively, do anything but do not allow our mother to be helpless / homeless. If tears fall from mother's eyes then the debt will remain for many years. True peace is only under the shadow of mother and even when you may have all the worldly luxuries, you will not have peaceful blessed life
Read this touching true story and share with your children so that neither you nor they repent anytime during their life.
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Lata Bhagwan Kare, a 66 year old woman, is a resident of a small village in Buldhana district in Maharashtra.
She lives with her three daughters and husband. She and her husband worked very hard throughout their lives and got their daughters married. All their life's savings were spent on the marriages.
After daughters' marriage, Lata tai and her husband started working as daily wage workers in the nearby farms, they used to make just enough to survive.
One day her husband felt uneasy and was diagnosed with some serious infection.
With no money in hand, Latatai couldn't imagine what to do. She took him to the nearby government hospital. Doctors advised her to take him to the hospital in Baramati as tests had to be conducted.
Latatai was in tears, she cursed her own misery. She couldn't see her husband dying in her arms. She felt helpless and sorrowful.
As a last resort, she begged her neighbours, relatives and every possible person she could, collected a little money and left for Baramati for further tests of her husband.
Doctors moved her husband to the check-up zone. She discreetly sat outside the room with teary eyes, praying God to save the only relative in her life.
Fate had some other story written for them. Doctors advised further costly tests and medications, which were going to cost a fortune. Latatai's world collapsed as she had nowhere to go with no money for her husband's treatment. Her world was shattered, her heart ached, overwhelmed by emotions, she cried with helplessness.
The wife and husband came out of the hospital heavy-hearted. They stopped by samosawala and had two samosas.
The samosas were served on a piece of newspaper. Lata tai's eyes stopped on the bold Marathi headline in the newspaper; her eyes lit, heart skipped.
The headline was about the 'Baramati Marathon and it's prize money'.
Next day, Baramati Marathon was about to commence. Everyone gathered in their sports shoes, cozy shorts and track suits, sweat absorbing tees.
And here she came, the 66 year old Lata Bhagwan Kare, wearing torn saree (lugda), bare footed, tears in her eyes. She argued with the organizers, as they weren't ready to let her participate in the marathon.
She pleaded, she begged, she convinced them to permit her to participate.
Marathon started, she hitched her saree just above her ankles, she ran like a wizard, like a 16 year old teen.
She didn't think of anything else, she could just see nothing but her husband's agony and the prize money.
She didn't care about the hard hitting road and pebbles hurting her feet. Her feet bled, but she ran and ran.
Crowd cheered her, streets of Baramati clapped for her. People were flabbergasted. They saluted her and applauded her.
Finally she won the Marathon and got the prize money. It meant a lot to her as she could now save her husband.
She collected the prize amount and made sure her husband received proper medication.
This is love, this is devotion. She didn't blink in the most trying circumstances, she never thought about how she was going to win the marathon, or how was she going to run barefooted. Her only motive was to save her husband.
Salutes to Lata Bhagwan Kare, for her courage and fortitude. In the world full of excuses, she just proved to be an extreme exception.
Google her name to watch her clips on YouTube on how she won the marathon.
Contributed by
T. K. Kumar
Amazing Story of Lata Bhagwan Kare
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massage it before going to sleep. This will make it convenient to pour and avoid accidental spillage.
Contributed by: J. J. Jhurani
Do You Know That ?Our belly button (NABHI) is an amazing gift given to us by our creator. A 62 year old man had poor vision in his left eye. He could hardly see especially at night and was told by eye specialists that his eyes were in a good condition but the only problem was that the veins supplying blood to his eyes were dried up and he would never be able to see again.
According to Science, the first part created after conception takes place is the belly button. After it's created, it joins to the mother's placenta through the umbilical chord.
Our belly button is surely an amazing thing! According to science, after a person has passed away, the belly button is still warm for 3 hours the reason being that when a woman conceives a child, her belly button supplies nourishment to the child through the child's belly button. And a fully grown child is formed in 270 days = 9 months.
This is the reason all our veins are connected to our belly button which makes it the focal point of our body. Belly button is life itself!
The “PECHOTI” is situated behind the belly button which has 72,000 plus veins over it. The total amount of blood vessels we have in our body are equal to twice the circumference of the earth.
Applying oil to belly button CURES dryness of eyes, poor eyesight, pancreas over or under working, cracked heels and lips, keeps face glowing, shiny hair, knee pain, shivering, lethargy, joint pains, dry skin.
*REMEDY For dryness of eyes, poor eyesight, fungus in nails, glowing skin, shiny hair*
At night before bed time, put 3 drops of pure ghee or coconut oil in your belly button and spread it 1 and half inches around your belly button.
*For knee pain*
At night before bed time, put 3 drops of castor oil in your belly button and spread it 1 and half inches around your belly button.
*For shivering and lethargy, relief from joint pain, dry skin*
At night before bed time, put 3 drops of mustard oil in your belly button and spread it 1 and half inches around your belly button.
*WHY PUT OIL IN YOUR BELLY BUTTON?*
Your belly button can detect which veins have dried up and pass this oil to it hence open them up.
When a baby has a stomach ache, we normally mix asafoetida (hing) and water or oil and apply around the naval. Within minutes the ache is cured. Oil works the same way.
Try it. There's no harm in trying.
You can keep a small dropper bottle with the required oil next to your bed and drop few drops onto navel and
Vivekananda: “What is poison?”He had given a great answer: “Everything excess in life, is poison”. Anything Which Is More Than Our Necessity Is Poison. It May Be Power, Wealth, Hunger, Ego, Greed, Laziness, Love, Ambition, Hate, Or AnyThing.
*What Is Fear* ?Non-Acceptance Of Uncertainty. If We Accept That Uncertainty, It Becomes *Adventure*.
*What Is Envy* ?Non Acceptance Of Good In Others. If We Accept That Good, It Becomes *Inspiration*.
*What Is Anger* ?Non Acceptance Of Things Which Are Beyond Our Control. If We Accept, It Becomes *Tolerance*.
*What Is Hatred* ?Non Acceptance Of Person As He Is. If We Accept A Person Unconditionally, It Becomes *Love*...!!!
Quotes
How to identify a brain injury patient?
ByDr. Mahesh Sinha
Trauma - is often called a brain-stroke or in common language the brain-hemorrhage.
A party was going on, a friend stumbled a little and the people around him assured him that everything was fine, just because of the new boot perhaps, stumbled on a brick. Nearby people offered to call an ambulance which was politely declined by him.
Together friends helped clean him up and a new plate came up too. It seemed that Ingrid is not a bit in his own but he continued to enjoy the evening party. Later he had to be taken to the hospital. He died the same evening.
In fact, during the party, Ingrid had brain-hemorrhage. If any of the people present there would have identified
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very small, sore not healing, unusual bleeding, lump anywhere in body, lump changes color, wart, difficulty in swallowing, change in voice.
Causes:
TOBACCO
India is the 2nd largest consumer of tobacco in the world with 285 million user base. Passive smokers are equally at risk. Tobacco affects practically every organ and can cause cancer of any part of our Body. 86 percent of lung cancer is attributed to use of tobacco.
DIET
Diet - Red meat - colon cancer, unprocessed meat consumption,
Smoked or burnt food is Tikkas which are becoming popular by the day.
Food with lot of fruits, vegetables and sprouts is the right choice
Dietary care can prevent 30-40 percent cancer.
LIFESTYLE
Active lifestyle with regular exercise is good for preventing cancer and host of other major and minor health risks.
Viruses - vaccines particularly for women, obesity - harmonal changes, exposure to radiation, Genetic - Inheri ted and Acquired, Occupational and Environment.
Cervical cancer - vaccination from age 9-13. Vaccine against virus.
Women not having children run greater risk of ovarian cancer. Therefore, they should consult doctor at intervals prescribed for them.
IROWA invites medical specialists for providing information to participants in monthly meeting held every second Saturday. The topic for August 2017 monthly meeting was 'Something that everyone should know about cancer ' covered by Dr. Archit Pandit, Senior Consultant, Surgical Oncologist, Max Hospital.
Cancer is a serious problem in India because it is detected in stage 1 and 2 only in 20-25 percent cases against 70 percent in the West primarily because we are not aware of the importance of screening tests and other basics about this chronic disease.
Statistics about cancer - occurrence is projected to increase 17 percent annually over the next 10 years, Africa, Asia and South America account for over 60 percent cases and by 2050 every household is expected to have one cancer patient are alarming.
However, the good news is that in 30 percent of the cases cancer is preventable.
What is cancer - Cells continuously multiplying abnormally. They do not get deleted. Normally our own body keeps on deleting cancer cells.
Benign cancer does not spread.
Signs and symptoms: Weight Loss, pain, pain while passing urine, blood in urine, size of stools becomes
Something that everyoneshould know about cancer
by Dr. Archit Pandit, Senior Consultant, Surgical Oncologist, Max Hospital.
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this condition, today Ingrid would be among us.
Well, some people do not die with brain-hemorrhages - but they are forced to live a life of helplessness and helplessness for the whole life.
Stroke identification ---
A neurologist says that if any patient of the stroke arrives within three hours, they can sometimes reverse the effect of that stroke --- completely.
Keep in mind three things to identify stroke patients - and always remember this during the abnormal situation ---- S.T.R.
S --- Smile - You ask that person to smile.
T-- Talk - Ask the person to speak any single sentence like the weather is very good today.
R --- Raise - Ask the person to raise both the arms.
If this person has trouble doing any of the above three, then call an ambulance immediately and shift him/ her to the hospital and tell the attendant to inform the medical staff about these symptoms for faster diagnosis.
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I retired from Indian oil corporation R & D Centre Faridabad in Jan 2015.Later on I became member of IROWA Group,since then this bulletin IROWA, News Letter started to reach us. I talked to you on 2nd August 2017 that in your July Issue no 7, 2017 IROWA, New Delhi you are limited to the issues pertaining to the retirees of Indian Oil upto 2006 in regard to increase in medical facilities in comparison to ONGC. We have been part of Indian Oil in past, but you do not take care about us (the retirees after 2006) in case of medical facilities and other benefits. You said through mobile that we will get details of medical facilities of employees retiring upto now in next Issue of Oct-2017.
Thanking you.
A K Tiwari9818679967
Letter To Editor
In IROWA News issue No. 26 April, 2017 and 27 (July 2017) you really spike frankly. You have given 18 months long time to say that 'insensitivity' has crept into the working system to IOC and appealed to IOC Management to give a human touch to the long pending issues like medical and ex-gratia. You had also brought out how retirees of 70, 80 and 90s are languishing being forsaken by their children.
IOC Management should sympathise the real heros who contributed enormously for the stupendous growth of IOC, and come forward fast to mitigate their sufferings.
With regards – God Bless yourself.
Thanking you.R Satyanarayanan
Letter To Editor
HR CO has approved empanelment of following Hospital from 09.08.2017.
1. Apollo Hospital Navi Mumbai.
2. Century Hospital Hyderabad
3. Neo Hospital Noida
4 Pushpanjali Hospital Agra
5. Samudara Healthcare Kakinada, East Godavari (AP)
6. ShriNath Medicity Bareilly
7. Ramakrishna Hospital Coimbatore
8. Star Hospital Hyderabad
9. Yashoda Hospital Secunderabad
10. Zen Multi Speciality Hospital Chembur Mumbai.
New Nominations
Irish PhilosophyThere are only two things to worry about
either you are well or you are sick.
If you are well,
then there is nothing to worry about
If you are sick,
there are two things to worry about.
Either you will get well or you will die,
If you get well,
there is nothing to worry about.
If you die,
there are two things to worry about,
Either you will go to heaven or hell.
If you go to heaven,
there is nothing to worry about.
But if you go to hell,
You'll be so damn busy shaking hands
with your friends.
You won't have time to WORRY!!
Contributed by Ismail Nerekar
The immune system of most of the patients undergoing treatment for chronic ailments becomes very weak. They become vulnerable to infections from multiple sources - the biggest and easily avoidable being well-wishers visiting the patients.
Well-wishers in such cases add to the medical woes of the patient. This problem first gave birth to the restricted visiting hours in hospitals and later to the passes for attendants and visitors at other times.
Thanks to the technology and human ingenuity. We can now see the patient and talk to him/ her using video calling feature on our I-Phones and other gadgets. Some of the apps and softwares do the same job. The
Technology - the great enabler
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patient remains totally safe and feels normal if this facility is not over used.
CAUTION: Video calls should be used only under medical advice and for very limited duration. These may not be feasible in certain conditions like coma and not advisable where rest is important for faster recovery.
Contributed byR. C. Sharma
I was passing near a house. Suddenly I heard the crying of a child from inside the house. There was so much pain in that baby's voice that I could not stop myself from enquiring why the child was crying.
Going inside, I saw a mother beating her 10 year old son and weeping herself with the child. I went ahead and asked, why are you beating this little baby while you even cry yourself?
She replied: Brother, father of this boy has become dear to God and we are very poor. After his demise I started working in people's homes and am barely able to make both ends meet. With meagre earnings I send him to school. He reaches his school late everyday and comes home late.
On the way he wastes time in playing and does not pay any attention to the studies, due to which the school uniforms are spoiled every day.
A few days after this incident one day I went to the vegetable market and suddenly my eyes fell on the same ten-year-old child. What I saw was that the child was walking in the market. Some vegetables fell on the ground while shopkeepers put them in bags. The child was quick to pickup such vegetables from the ground and collect in a bag.
I was having trouble seeing this view and wondering what was going on. I started following the child. When his bag was full of vegetables, he sat on the side of the road and started selling the vegetables with a loud voice. Mud smeared uniform and humility in the eyes of this innocent child put him apart from rest of the vegetable vendors.
Suddenly the shopkeeper in front of whose shop the child had set up his small shop got wild and abused and kicked the child. As a result his vegetables got scattered on the road. In one stroke he grabbed the boy and pushed him away.
The child began to collect his vegetable again with tears in his eyes and after a while he started putting his vegetables in front of another shop. This time his luck favoured him and his small shop was allowed to function by the shop owner behind his shop.
He sold his vegetables a little cheaper than the rest of the shops. Soon the sale was done and the child got up and entered a clothing store in the market. He gave the money to the shopkeeper, picked up his school bag
The Innocent Child
from the shop and headed for school without saying anything. I was also running behind him.
On the way the child washed his face and walked to school with quick steps. I also went to school behind him. He was late for the school by an hour for which he got good beating from his teacher.
I quickly went to the teacher and told him that the child was innocent. The teacher complained that child regularly came late by about one hour and got punished with severe beating. Many times he had also reported it to his mother.
After the punishment the child sat in class and started studying. I took the mobile number of his teacher and walked towards my house. After the school the child went to the market and did odd jobs for a little money. Thereafter, the innocent child came home received beating from his mother once again.
All night my head was shaking.
Early in the morning, i requested the teacher for meeting me in the vegetable market. I went to child's house and told his mother to accompany me as I wanted her to know why her son went to school so late.
The child came from the house directly to arrange for his small shop.
The three of us took positions in three places in the market hiding from the boy and looking at him. Even today, he was scolded and abused by many people, and after that the boy sold his vegetables and went to the clothes shop, gave money to the shopkeeper and collected his school bag. The child gave the money to the shopkeeper and today the shopkeeper gave him a lady suit length and said that all the money for the suit was fully paid. Take your suit length. The child put it in the school bag and went to school.
Suddenly, when I saw his mother, she was crying, she was crying with deep pain in her heart. Similar was the condition of the teacher. In the crying of both of them, I felt as if they had done a big mistake by punishing the innocent child and today they had realized their mistake.
His mother went home crying and the teacher went to school.
Even today, he was an hour late, he went straight to the teacher, kept his bag on the desk and took his position for receiving his daily punishment. The teacher got up from the chair and immediately embraced the child and cried so loudly that even I could not control my tears.
I handled myself and went ahead and held the teacher close to me. I asked the child what the suit in the bag is, for whom it is. The child responded by crying and telling that his mother worked at the houses of rich people and her clothes were torn and do not cover her properly and my mother has no money, so for her I bought this suit length.
I will give it to the tailor for stitching. After school I do odd jobs in the market every day to pay to the tailor for
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Corrections for the next Directory of Members9573
Shri Bakshi Mohinder Pal SinghA – 51, South Extn, Part - I
New Delhi 11004926161156
1666Shri Chicker N P
Dr (Mrs) Swaraj ChickerB - 143, Sector - 41 NOIDA, UP 201303
0120-4271485, 9953841732
8186Shri Chandrasekharan K
Mrs Valsa ChandrasekharanKolathekat House, Valsalyam
Thriprayar, Post Valapad Thrissur Dist, Kerala
680567, 0487-2398715, [email protected]
60576Shri Rajendra Prasad
Smt. Janki DeviHouse No. 146, Ground Floor
Vaishali, Ghaziabad
4094Shri Raman K N
V S LakshmyAparna Hill Park Like BreezsBlock No. G, Appt. No. G 706
Chandanagar, Hyderabad 500050 9502474974, 8074034855
92793Shri Doiphode Ramchandra Dnyandeo
Mrs Pramila Ramchandra DoiphodeE-203, Blue Fields, G L Compound
Next To Hiranandani HospitalPowai Mumbai 40007625779945, 9820420189
[email protected] Nov 2005
1682Shri Viswanathan P V
Lakshmi L KOld No. 52, New No. 58
2nd Avenue, Ashok NagarChennai- 600083
24892104, [email protected]@gmail.com
stitching suit. Soon I will take the suit home and give it to my mother.
The teacher and I were crying and thinking for how long this society will continue to treat widows and innocent children like this.
As responsible citizens can't we not reduce some of our own needs on special occasions and bring happiness for less fortunate people in our society?
I used to go to the Temple with my mother. The temple had stairs.
I used to ask her why can't they build the temple on the ground? Why do you have to climb the stairs each and everyday?
*The excellent answer by mother.*
You need to rise above your level to reach God.
Each step of the stairs is a reminder that you are rising above your level in terms of your envy, greed, anger, ego and all evil parts of your life.
It also suggests that you have to climb the steps one by one, you can't just jump off from first step to the last step.
That is the cycle of life, once you conquer these aspects, you reach towards your inner core self........ The divine YOU...
*Temple Stairs*
Music TherapyDefinition:
Music therapy is a technique of complementary medicine that uses music prescribed in a skilled manner by trained therapists. Programs are designed to help patients overcome mental, physical, emotional, intellectual, and social challenges. Applications range from improving the well being of geriatric ( Senior
Citizen) as well as the young boy and girl patients in nursing homes to lowering the stress level and pain of women in labor. Music therapy is used in many settings, including schools, rehabilitation centers, hospitals, hospice, nursing homes, community centers, and sometimes even in the home.
Our first experience with music therapy is the 'lori' sung by our mothers to make us sleep, at times, within minutes.
Each individual is different. One may go on listening to Western music endlessly whereas for another a minute's playing may be unbearable.
Purpose:
Music can be beneficial for anyone. Although it can be used therapeutically for people who have physical, emotional, social, or cognitive deficiencies. Even those who are healthy can use music to relax, reduce stress, improve mood, or to accompany exercise/ walking. There are no potentially harmful or toxic side effects. Music therapists help their patients achieve a number of goals through music, including improvement of communication, academic strengths, attention span, and motor skills. They may also assist with behavioral therapy and pain management.
Forms of music therapy can be vocal, dance, instruments and acting.
India is the root of all 'gyaan' be it mathematics, astronomy or astrology.Ayurveda, Unani system of medicine, our age old sports like Kabaddi etc. have resurfaced. Music therapy is the latest particularly in the North.Music therapy has come with a big bang in some of the states whereas most other states are largely ignorant about it.
... to be continued
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New Members - IROWA
15293Shri Baskaran D
Kalaiselvi BaskaranNo. 25, Sairam Flats, II Floor
First Main RoadRaja Annamalai Puram
Chennai 60002824958736, [email protected]
15370Shri Elango R PNirmaladevi S
15A Soodiammanpet StreetSaidapet, Chennai 600015
24343667, [email protected]
21214Shri Subramanian R
Ushadevi MNo. 30 Indira Garden
Uppilipalayam POSinganallur, Coimbatore 641015
22416Shri Govinda Rao K
g UsharaniNew No. 73, Old No. 36
Saminaicken StreetChintadripet, Chennai 600002
56842Shri Kajendran PK Bhanumathy
No. 1, 7th Cross Extn.(Old 13th Cross Street)
Rainbow Nagar, Puducherry-6050119094863392
15172Shri Chandramouli K
Kamatchi ChandramouliFlat FD, Jains Anushika
14 Kamaraj Avenue, 2nd StreetAdyar (Next to Bharat School)
Chennai 60002024405516, 9833594017
15777Shri Jeyabalan L
J DaisyNo. 1A Supreme
360 Paneer NagarMogapair West
Chennai 60003726567357, 9444012614, 9790801601
15267Shri Lingeswaran B
L Kalaiyarasi4 MCM Flats, 7 Sastri StreetShanthi Nagar, Saligramam
Chennai 6000939445390861
53558Shri Koka Janardhan Kumar
Lakshmi Nivedita Koka3 / 604, East End ApartmentsMayur Vihar, Phase - I, Extn.
Delhi 1100969873687700, 9999114400
15400Shri Rebello Cyprian
Mary RebelloFlat No. 302, Hi Streak Apart.
Nr. Kulshekar Post OfficeKulshekar, Mangaluru 5750050824-2232135, [email protected]
705167Shri Haridas D S
A V ShobhaFlat No. 201, Poonam Asha Niketan
Near Sanga NiketanPratap Nagar, Mangaluru 575003
10413Shri Acharya Jayaraja S
Shalini J Acharya201 Deepa Park Aprt.
Hathill Road, Opp. LaravaliUtsav Ground, Lady Hill
Mangaluru 5750069449835567
15297Shri Ramdurg Vasudev
Shanta Ramdurg"Akshaya", No. 82 / 201st Main, Mayuri Estate
Keshwapur PostHubballi 580023
15044Shri Suresh Upadhyaya N
Visali Suresh77 "Sai Sumukha" IV Main
I Cross, Kathriguppe Main RoadVivekananda Nagar BSK III Stage
Bengaluru 560085080-42198982, 9845225442
2435Smt Nayak Shobha Hemant
W/o Late Hemant Annappa Nayak"Sri Ganesh Vandan"
Nr. Urban Co-operative BankRayerpeth, Sirsi (UK Dist.) 581401
08384-225857, 9900545970
14171Shri Seshanandam P A V S M
Poosarla LakshmiDoor No. 39-7-27, Murali Nagar
Visakhapatnam - 5300070891-2781260, 9000523504
15171Shri Kulkarni Chidambar K
Vidya C KulkarniHouse No. 6, Gurudutta ColonyVidya Nagar, Hubballi 5800310836-2377868, 9949512468
16232Shri Kittur A M
Khairunissa A KitturPlot No. 23, CTS No. 4816
Subhash Nagar,Belgaum-5900160831-2470546, 9901612119
22250Shri Khanapuri Ramaling R
Anasuya R KhanapuriPlot No. 243, Sector - II
Shiva Basav Nagar, Belagavi-5900100831-2470338, 9481743699
10270Shri Chavan Tukaram Govind
Neeta T ChavanPlot No. 11, Rukmini Nagar
M M Extension Belagavi - 5900169740305342
11793Shri Gurav Rajaram Somana
Rajashree R Gurav219 /39A, Shanthi NiketanAdarsh Nagar 1st Cross
M Vadagaon, Belgaum 5900059449596914
14422Shri Mandolkar Parashuram M
Kalpana P MandolkarFlat No. T1, 3rd Floor
Sai Plaza Apart.Veer Soudh Road, Tilakwadi
Belgaum 5900069242758469
14562Shri Ramachandra B A
K S RamamaniC-5 Raj Sadan Apart.
2nd Main, Sudarshan LayoutRajarajeshwari Nagat
Bengaluru 5600989482682661
76220Shri Raj KumarSmt Maya Devi
Flat No. A-703, Shaurya Apart.Plot No. B-9 / 78
Sector – 62, NOIDA 2013078221881616, 9416007622
15788Shri Manoharan D
S NavamaniG-20 KingsDake Apart.
Karanji Tank RoadSiddartha Nagar, Mysuru 570011
0821-2433375, [email protected]
92076Shri Shiva Shankar RShashikala ShankarF-103, Gayatri Apart.
891/1, Kantha Raj Urs RoadLakshmipuram, Mysuru-570004
0821-4255159, 9444008868rss [email protected]
15780Smt Nandini Mokshagundam
W/o Late Shri G Sridhar Rama RaoFlat No. G-2, Sri Sai Comforts
Javariah Garden, Thyagaraja NagarBengaluru 560028
9742058735
15573Shri Manohar T P
M ThirumagalE-15, Sneham Avenue
No. 3 Park RoadPadi, Chennai 600050
26543995, [email protected]
700137Shri Jagannathan V
Eswari J2A/3 (Old No. 2A, New No. 3)
II West Cross Street Amaravathy Nagar, Arumbakkam
Chennai 60010623633982, 8610678001
15613Shri Paduvaipathy M
P MaragathamaniNo. 23, Dhananasekaran Street
KodambakkamChennai 600024
23722573, [email protected]
10678Shri Balakrishnan SVijaya Balakrishnan
A-301, KCEE Marudham(Opp. Hotel Udipi Data) Near MGR Nagar
Anna Main Road, K K NagarChennai 600078
15119Shri Aswath Narayanan Babu
H A MahadeviNo. 70 Karnataka Layout
Aswatha Nilaya, KurubarahalliBengaluru 560086
080-23220724, [email protected]
91000Shri Gopala Rao M R
Shantha Rao403, 41st Cross
9th Main, 5th BlockJaya Nagar, Bengaluru 560041
080-26653928
4983Shri Leo M D'Souza
Albine D'SouzaDeoden Nivas # 2.7.421
Kottara Cross LaneBejai Post, Mangalore-575004
0824-22123509480266026
18307Shri Chalapathi Rao T S
T Sarojiji104 S V Residency
20th Cross, 5th MainBTM Layout, 2nd Stage, N S Palya
Bengaluru 560076080-26682353, 9739938307
11375Shri Prakash S Kanchan
Malathi KanchanNo. 101 Navami
6-A Main, Classic Paradise LayoutBegur, Bengaluru 560114
080-25742314, [email protected]
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20305Shri Santra Kapil Kr.
Ratima SantraAmit Niketan 2nd Floor, 2644 Naynbad
Nr Pragati SanghaKolkata 700094
9830970870
65639Shri Srivastava Manvendra Nath
Reena SrivastavaQ-231, Sector - 21
Jalvayu Vihar, NOIDA 2013019811994492
75363Shri Sinha Dilip Kumar
Anita Sinha502, C-58/18, Sharad KunjSector – 62, NOIDA 2013010120-2400490, [email protected]
81320Shri Kapoor S C
Anita KapoorGH-I / 362, Paschim Vihar
New Delhi 1100639899580508
20162Shri Das Shantanu
N-14 / 29-I1st Floor, DLF City
Phase – II, Gurgaon 1220029582807502
90092Shri Baruah Bisheswar
Heera BaruahHouse No. 4555, Baruah Niwas
Bhaskar Path, Pragati NagarPO Udayan Vihar, Guwahati 781171
9954042642
90084Shri Baruah Nabin
Purabi BaruahPragati Nagar
By-Lane 8, House No. 25Satgaon, Guwahati 781171
9864059533
52867Shri Das Anil Chandra
Usha Rani DasSeuj Nagar, House No. 33In Front of Sector - I Club
Noonmati, Guwahati 7810209435102875
51744Shri Kalita Biren Chandra
Dulumani KalitaUttar Ananda Nagar, Ganesh Mandir Path
Bye-lane No. 14, House No. 04New Guwahati 781020
94350115155
53581Shri Das Dipankar
Archana DasMaruti Radiance Enclave
Block-B, Flat No. A-2, Satgaon Road, PatharquaryPO Udayam Vihar, Narengi
Guwahati 7811719437167405, 8638199742
51862Shri Sharma Birinchi Kumar
Kamini DeveeHouse No. 4, Nr. SBI (Madgharia Branch)PO Narengi (ASEB), Guwahati- 781026
9435312383
51928Shri Deka Khagen
Binita DekaHouse No 6, Natum Nagar
Narengi Tiniali, Guwahati-7810269706063479
16617Shri Suresh RMythili Suresh
A-7, Sangeeth Apart.Cart Track Road
Chennai - 6000429820918066
18108Shri Vijay Pal Singh
Anita SinghSupertech Residency103 / 6A, Sector - 5
Vaishali, Ghaziabad-2010109958499680, 9910777473
18546Shri Goel Darshan Kumar
Archana Goel401, GH - 35, Sector - 5
Mansa Devi ComplexPanchkula 134114
0172-4020774, [email protected]
185559Shri Sher Singh
Harjit Kaur6172, Sector - 125, Sunny Enclave
SAS Nagar, JkhararMohali 1403019417278604
18597Shri Nath Amar
Pushp Lata# 302, GH - 35, Sector - 5
Panchkula 1341149417217162
15602Shri Chandsha R S
Shirin TabassumMIG - 112, KHB Colony
Subhash Nagar, Kusugal RoadKeshwapur, Hubli 580023
0836-2268016, [email protected]
22680Smt Sharada Vijayakumar
W/o Late Shri S B Vijayakumar# 113 / 12, 1st A Cross
Venkataswamappa LayoutNr. Nanjappa Circle, Vidyaranyapura
Bengaluru- 5600979972752764
3527Shri Srinivasan H R
(Late) Jyotsna SrinivasanFlat No. 001, Yadugiri West
60, 11th Main RoadMalleswaram, Bengaluru-560003
080-2346136
237Shri Kannan S
Vijayalakshmi Kannan131, N T I Layout
5th Cross, 9th MainVidyaranyapura POBengaluru 560097
080-23640827, [email protected]
197Shri Gundappa I V
Sharada H R284, 8th Cross
31 Main, Sector - IHSR Layout, Bengaluru-560102
080-22581683, 9449820201
16366Shri Dilip HariK Meenakshi
1950 / 3, Alvares RoadKadri, Mangalore - 575002
5976Shri Kalik Beary
Sheik Ahamed Bashir, Mukka"Shafi Cottage", Near Mukka Checkpost
Mukka Post, SuratkalMangalore - 574146
14970Shri Navanirajan K P K
N AmuthaB-7/4, SAF Games Village
100 Feet RoadKoyambedu, Chennai 600107
7010907433, [email protected]
700055Shri Agrawal Rajesh
Savita Agarawal107-A, Kamla Nagar
Delhi - 11000723845624
71050Smt Deb Swapna35 Jessore Road
Styam Shvam Apart.Block - Flat B / 3 / 3
Kolkata 7000289434300572
20750Shri Pal Sankar Ch.
Dolly Pal163 / 7/ 1A, NSC Bose Road
(Surya Nagar, Kolkata 7000409163904063
20004Shri Saha Hari Das
Rina Saha493 Pabindra Nagar
(IONOWARD)PO Baruipur, Kolkata 700144
9433426626
20356Shri Sherpa KailashSaraswati ShepraSpringdale Apart.
Flat No. BG-2, 50 / 52 Pradhan NagarSiliguri 7340039474127140
13922Shri Bhattachariya Vimal Kr.
Aparna BhattachariyaFE - 434, Sector - 3
Salt Lake City, Kolkata-7001069437074133
20245Smt Sarkar RekhaMr Tapan Kr Sarkar
Flat No. 107, Pratik Apart41 / 2 Laxmi Narayantala Road
Howrah 7111039477506507
20049Shri Bera Arup Kr.
Swati BeraVill Sankarara
PO Tamluk, Dist PurbaMedinipur 721636
9474304111
75358Shri Dutta Malay Kr.
Manika DuttaFlat No. 3B, City Residency 9B
Brojendra Lal Ganguly LaneKolkata 700033
7838526622
343505Smt Sen ShilaMr Sanjoy Sen24 Gopal Lal
Chowdhury LaneHowrah 711103
9830264651
21482Shri Chakrabarty Asim Kr.
Ila Chakrabarty245 Kalibari, 3rd Lane
New BarackpurKolkata 700131
9831192262
94939Shri Joshi B P
Vimla Joshi215-B, PKT - B
Mayur Vihar – II, Delhi-1100918130129529
71483Shri Srivastava Ajit Kumar
Rekha Srivastava411 Sharad Kunj, Plot No. C-58 / 18
Sector – 62, NOIDA 2013090120-2400456, [email protected]
55763Smt Sundararajan Rukmini
W/o Late Shri G Sundararajan"Srinivasa Nilayam" (I Floor)
90, 7th Main, 9th CrossMalleswaram, Bengaluru-560003
080-23469510, [email protected]
4579Smt Srinath Prafulla
W/o Late Shri K R SrinathNo. 22, 15th Cross, AECS Layout
RMV 2nd Stage, Sanjay NagarBengaluru - 560094
080-41741301, [email protected]
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New Members - IROBF1159
Shri Tamizuddin KDr. Zaibunnisa
New No. 8, Old 7-A, 6th Street, Dr.Thirumoorthy Nagar
Nungambakkam, Chennai- 60003428254382, [email protected]
14802Shri Jaychandran V K Latha87 / 1 "A" Block, 3rd Street
Anna Nagar (E), Chennai - 60010226203922, 9445311144
3089Shri Sundaresan M
Angayarkanni SB-6, Palaniswamy Apartments
81, Luz Church Road, MylaporeChennai - 600004
24998332, 9941134620
14544Shri Balasubramaniam C
Pownambal B131, 36th Street, O Block
Anna Nagar EastChennai 600102
26281842, 9791151187
428Shri Ramachandran Nair PSmt. Mani Ramachandran
No.4, 4th Street, Dr. Radhakrishanan RoadMylapore, Chennai 600004
28475752, 9884027760
14079Shri Devarajan C V
Jayalalshmi DevarajanNew No. 448A / 4F / 4, Old No. 598AA / 4
Gemini Parsan ApartmentsCathedral Gardens, Chennai 600006
24910625, [email protected]
1170Shri Murugavelu A S
Udhayamani MNew No. 38, Old 23/1
Bhagirithi Ammal St., T NagarChennai - 600017
28340732, 9444862575
14330Shri Krishnaswamy T M
C AlameluOld No. 6 / New No. 11
Chandrasekaran St.Mandaveli, Chennai - 600028
24935269, [email protected]
5826Shri Annamalai A L
Saraswathi ANo. 19/1, Medavakkam
2nd Street, KilpaukChennai - 600010
26431085
18546Shri Goel Darshan Kumar
Archana Goel401, GH - 35, Sector - 5
Mansa Devi ComplexPanchkula, Haryana 1341140172-4020774, 9717196893
18559Shri Sher SinghSmt Harjit Kaur
6172, Sector - 125, Sunny EnclaveKhera Dist, S A S Nagar
Mohali - 1403019417278604
18592Shri Nath Amar
Pushp Lata# 302, GH - 35, Sector - 5MDC, Panchkula - 134114
237Shri Kannan S
131, NTI Layout, 5th Cross, 9th MainVidyaranyapura PO, Bangalore
9840775812, 9840229301
18108Shri Vijay Pal Singh
Anita SinghSupertech Residency103 / 6A, Sector - 5
Vaishali, Ghaziabad-2010109958499680, 9910777472
1617Shri Suresh RMythili Suresh
A-7 Sangeeth Apartment14 / 41Cart Track Road
Chennai - 6000429820918066
51928Shri Deka Khagen
Binita DekaH No. 6, Natun Nagar
Guwahati - 7810269706063479
51862Shri Sharma Birinchi Kumar
Kamalini DeveeHouse No. 4, near SBI, PO Narengi (ASEB)
Purbanchal NagarSecond Bylane, Guwahati 781026
53581Shri Das Dipankar
Archana DasMaruti Radiance Enclave, Block-B, Flat No. A-2
Satgaon Rd., Patharquary, PO Udayan ViharNarengi, Guwahati - 781171 9437167405, 8638199742
51744Shri Kalita Biren Chandra
Dulumani KalitaUttar Ananda Nagar, Ganesh Mandir Path
Bye Lane No. 14House No. 4, New Guwahati - 781020
94350115155
52867Shri Das Anil Ch.Usha Rani Das
Seuj Nagar, House No. 35Noonmati, Guwahati - 781020
90084Shri Baruah Nabin
Purabi BaruahPragati Nagar
Satgaon, Guwahati9864059533
90092Shri Baruah Bisheswar
Heera BaruahHouse No. 45, Baruah Niwas, Bhaskar Path
Pragati Nagar, PO Udayan ViharGuwahati 781171
225326Smt Sushma RaniShri Harjit Singh
Block C-2, Flat No. 1001, First FloorCozy Homes
Palam Vihar, Gurgaon 122017 9868528804, [email protected]
20162Shri Das Shantanu
N - 14 / 29 - I, 1st FloorDLF City, Phase - II
Gurgaon 122002 9582807502
65639Shri Srivastava Manvendra Nath
Reena SrivastavaQ - 231, Sector - 21
Hjalvayu Vihar, NOIDA- 2013019811994492
75363Shri Sinha Dilip Kumar
Anita Sinha502, C-58 / 18
Sharad Kunj, Sector - 62NOIDA 201301
0120-2400490, [email protected]
22220Smt Rajareegam V
W/o Late Shri Ignatius Dhanaswamy 7/40 NGO ColonyWellington Street
Nagamai, Madurai - 6250190452-2458080, 9443830575
700973Shri Jayagopi S
J Meenakshi11, 3rd Cross StreetMinor Trustpuram
Kodambakkam, Chennai-60009424830724, [email protected]
11132Shri Shingadi Basav Raj
C/o Shantu S Patilasst Professor SVM College
Shantrupti' Joshi Galli ParkILKAK, Bagalkot, Karnataka 587125
94939Shri Joshi B P
Vimla Joshi215-B, PKT-B
Mayur Vihar - II, Delhi - 110091 8130129529
71483Shri Srivastava Ajit Kumar
Rekha Srivastava411, Sharad Kunj
Plot No. C - 58 / 18Sector – 62, NOIDA-2013090120-2400456, [email protected]
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