Southend NewsAUGUST 2019

My Dear Southend Family,

If we could take a snapshot capturing all of the work Rotary does on a given day. No one – except true Rotarians – would believe that a single organization is capable of accomplishing so much. In that snapshot you would see dedicated volunteers working to eradicate polio, planting trees, providing clean water, mentoring youth, setting up schools, hospitals and countless other actions.

We can do all these thanks both to our geographic reach and to the fact that our Rotary clubs are made up of people who are engaged in their communities. As a part of the community that we serve, we know the needs, we have the connections, and we are able to take immediate action. That's why every Rotary club's membership reflects the diversity of its community.

The world needs Rotary, and Rotary needs strong clubs and engaged members in order to do more good. It is our responsibility – yours and mine – to make sure everyone who shows an interest in joining Rotary gets an invitation. It is my aim as your President to motivate at least fifty friends and family members this year to join Rotary in their respective cities and countries to get engaged in meaningful projects and have fun along the way and change lives of millions and have peace in the world.

Month of August went of very well, thanks to “August Monthly team”. The highlights of the month were community service project at Surjit Wasu Memorial Charitable School, a fellow Rotarian from Nigeria Rtn. Ken attending our Thanks giving event on August 17th. Plantation drive in collaboration with Government of Delhi, Rotary Club of Delhi Manthan, Interact Club of Airforce Bal Bharti School, Rotract club of Galgotia University where in we helped plant over 6,000 trees, watched great performance “Umrao Jaan” and finally we had a very succussful installation ceremony of Interact club of Airforce Bharti School. It was a great honour for us that PDG Shab Elawar, Global Grant chair Dist. 5300 agreed to be the Guest of Honour of e the occasion.

Another land mark development which I would like to share is that our Club has been invited to be part of three Clubs to lead the movement of Leprosy eradication. I will be sharing more details with you very soon.

Wish you all a very Happy September and a great family trip to Pondicherry.

Jai Hind.

Rtn. Hemant Bhasin

President’s Message

R.I. President's MessageHere in the United States, another summer is winding down. And for the Maloney family, every summer ends with a return to my hometown of Ridgway, Illinois, for the annual Popcorn Day festival, where I am honored to serve as the “Popcorn King,” the master of ceremonies for the day’s events.

Regardless of the season, every family has its own traditions. I would like to suggest a new one for yours: Find an opportunity to introduce your family to Rotary. One of my family’s traditions is to take our daughters and grandsons to the Rotary International Convention. The 2020 convention in Honolulu will be a wonderful way to introduce your children and grandchildren to the internationality of Rotary. We are planning many family-oriented events for everyone to enjoy.

Any time is a fabulous time to bring family members on a Rotary service project or to a fundraising event. But perhaps you have not seen many family-friendly events at your club. That is precisely why one of my top priorities this year is

to make most Rotary events welcoming to family members.

We must foster a culture where Rotary does not compete with family, but complements it. We should never expect our members to choose between the two. That means being realistic in our expectations, considerate in our scheduling, and welcoming of children at Rotary events on every level.

Often, the young professionals that Rotary needs to attract in order to remain a dynamic 21st-century service organization are the very people who have the greatest family responsibilities. We must not keep these prospective young members away from their families by holding events on evenings and weekends at which their children are not welcome.

For too long, we have closed the doors of many Rotary events to children and sometimes even spouses. What wasted opportunities these are! Every chance we have to pass on the gift of Rotary to young people is one we must take if we are going to grow Rotary and ensure that the next generation is fully engaged in our mission.

So let us open our doors and do it in a fun way, with opportunities that make our children and grandchildren want to learn more about Interact, Rotaract, and Rotary membership. Start small if you must — perhaps by holding some of your meetings at more family-friendly times — but think about how you can continue these kinds of events for years to come.

Bringing children to Rotary events is not just fun; it also exposes them to the world! Make this a memorable year for your family — and an unforgettable year for the ever-expanding family of Rotary as Rotary Connects the World.

Mark Daniel MaloneyPresident 2019-20

Upcoming EventsFamily Trip to PondicherryDate : 13th to 16th September 2019Venue : Mahablipuram & Pondicherry

Pulse Polio DayDate : Sunday, 15th September 2019Time : 10:30 amVenue : Cantonment General Hospital, Sadar Bazar, Delhi Cant

Thanks Giving Dinner For IPP Rtn. Amit Chaudhry and

R’anne Manmeet 17th August

at Hotel Pullman, Aerocity

In the spirit of the Invite…… Dancing the night through!

The Retro Touch Staying Alive

IPP Amit and R’anne Manmeet – Thanks for a funfilled and significant year

That’s the spirit – Lead the Way with an element of fun and laughter – Thats how its always been

with IPP Rtn Amit Chaudhry

Installation CeremonyInteract Club – Air Force Bal Bharti School

29th August 2019 Attended by 100 students and many Rotarians from RCDS.

Rtn Shab Elawar was the chief guest on this special occasion.

The Welcome

Lamp Lighting

Installation of New Team

Change of guardsPresentation by President Rtn Hemant Bhasin on what is the

mission statement for Rotary and role of Interact clubs

Special Guests

Awards and Felicitation

President - Snighdha MehraBest Interactor -Naina Pallabi, Siya Dutt,

A Rawlley

Our Guest of Honour Rtn Shab Elawar

Rtn Shab Elawar, degree in civil engineering and a master degree in structural engineering from USA.

Married to Dr Bricia

He has been in Rotary since 1997. Have served as A/G International and matching grant director, Youth exchange officer for two years, Polio chair for five years, RI president Representative, District international service chair, District Global grant chair On Rotary international level, serving as International Service Chair Champion, District Resources Network and Cadre of Foundation Technical Support.

Recipient of Service Above Self award from RI Currently Chairman for Global Council For Peace

Participated in over 120 Grants.

Umrao Jaan AdaLive music from Salim - Sulaiman Merchant, Live singing by the

Performers, heavy production to give cinematic grandeur and much more.On 11th August about100 members from RCDS and Southend Next

watched the Urdu classic, ‘UmraoJaan Ada' by Mirza Hadi Ruswa come alive in a stage adaptation of epic proportions.

Some stories are timeless, stories that we can't help tell again and again for their celebration of the human spirit.

Community Service ProjectFriday 23rd August, 2019

Janamshtmi was celebrated with the little Radha-Krishna's of Surjit Wasu Memorial Charitable School

Kudos and thanks to the August team for an excellent Community service project. Great choice for doing our August Community service project at this charitable school, which is very well kept and is being run by Commander Wasu, Charter President of Rotary Club of Delhi Sainik Farms. We were fortunate to meet Commander Wasu who has donated the land for the school and also back part of his house for a charitable dispensary.

We distributed water bottles, tiffins & packed food worth Rs 75000/- to all 375 children.

We thank the following Rotarians for the below donations : Rtn. Rummy Chhabra 5 fans, Rtn Shubh Passi chocolates, Rtn Rakesh Dhingra frooty, Rtn Rakesh Bahl cookies, Rtn Atul Raheja Rs 14000/-.

Tree Plantation"Even if I knew that tomorrow the world would go to pieces, I would still plant my apple tree."

- Martin Luther

Our Club today participated in a "Plantation Drive" in collaboration with South-Forest DIV and 132 ETF

Rajput, falling under DCF South an initiative by Delhi

Government along with Members of Rotary Club of

Delhi Manthan, Rotract Club of Ga1gotia Educational

Institute, and Interact Club of Air Force Bal Bharti School.

The plantation Drive was extremely Successful where close to 6,000 saplings were

planted today and our team of Rotarians and Rotaractors and Interactors planted over 400 of

them with our own hands.

Rotaract News

As of 2018, about 380 million tons of plastic is produced worldwide each year, of which an estimated 9% has been recycled and another 12% has been incinerated.Therefore Rotaract of Galgotia's sponsored by Rotary Club of Delhi Southend in collaboration with F- CAPP has taken the initiative towards the major cause i.e strike against single use plastic pollution.Full of fire and spirit we reached the venue. The CAPP team was astonished to see huge participation of the Rotaractors.The event was followed with briefing by Mr Anoopa Srivastav IAS Retd. Founder F-CAPP.Then nukkad natak was performed by the Rotaractors on the same topic.They covered all the necessary points which

helped the crowd to understand better.Then our music team presented song 'Luka Chupi' which sensatized the crowd and forced people to think about the scenario and work accordingly. These performances helped us grab more attention.We then went for a rally i.e. road show around Noida Sec 18. With all those slogans we caught the crowd's attention and they were also trying to reach us for betterment.We headed back to the venue.Had fellowship with snacks distribution among all the 80 members of our club.Regards Team RotaractRaC GEIRID 3011

WRITING A BOOK – AN AUTHOR’S PERSPECTIVE

A book is like your baby. It is born with an idea. In the infancy stage the idea is jotted down in a few lines. As a toddler, the lines are now developed into points to set the base of the story/subject. The ugly duckling will turn into a beautiful swan only if the base of your subject is built strong. During adolescence each point is studied, researched and built up into chapters. The chapters mature and come out as an adult and as the author you are proud to share the beautifully finished and interesting book with the entire world. You have a right to be proud, as the book is the result of your patience, love and hard work.

So,here is a list of 7 points,to guide new authors in writing:

1. To begin with choose a topic or storyline for your book. Even a vague topic can be developed into a great book but I would advice you to choose a topic that you are passionate about. Your passion will charge up your writing so powerfully that the quality of content would be full of life and vigor.

2. It is important to have a clear vision and focus about your storyline and keep the language simple for easy read. The story or subject of the book should come out so clearly that the reader can visualize and connect with it. If the author is not clear then that translates to his writing and the confusion is reflected in his story.

3. Looking at the story as a whole may at times get overwhelming. It is a good idea to break up the story into smaller parts. My story was broken down and put on a pin board on small slips of paper. This helped me in two ways: (a) any gaps or loose spots in the story became visible and it could be worked on. (b) Research on every part could be done in greater depth which in turn made the story base stronger

4. Writing a book is not bound by time and space. It is a creative field where there will be moments when the flow of words and ideas are very fast. Then there will times when there will be a block that stops the flow. It is however a good idea to designate a space and time for writing in order to be more focused. All authors

have different choices like some choose a proper desk and chair; some write on their dining table and for some the bed is the most comfortable. The place that I loved to write was a chair and a folding table that was placed in front of a large window facing a park. The peace, solitude and the energy from the greenery all helped me immensely while penning my story. I would normally start writing at about 3 pm after all the house helps had left and there was complete solitude. I would strategize and build the next part in the story. Then I would take a break for about 2 hours, following which I would have a long undisturbed writing session of approx. 5 – 6 hrs, sometimes even more.

5. Every author, I feel goes through periods of blocks where the flow of ideas and words slow down or stop. This can be very disturbing and at times the author can also feel very insecure. Instead of getting worked up, calm down and just go with the flow because your stress will only act as a deterrent for your creative flow. If you accept that this high and low is a part of the cycle you will remain grounded. Continue with your research and keep reading whatever you have penned till now. If possible, continue writing whatever comes to your mind. I have found that in the absence of stress, the block goes away and the flow of ideas start again. You just need to keep faith in yourself.

6. Many people have great ideas but are not confident about penning it down. I was also one of them, and so I decided to do some research on writing a novel. I was amazed at the amount of help that was available if one just made the effort to look for it. There were numerous courses on learning writing skills. Also, there are many useful apps that help in you write. On Pinterest I found lists of words that were very useful while writing. There is a whole world out there to assist you in writing a book; you just have to knock to open the doors to this fascinating world of information.

7. The last point that I would like to suggest is to identify one or two close friends or family members who can be your sounding board. There will be many times, when you would want an opinion on the developing story or discuss an idea. I feel I was very blessed, because I had not one or two, but at least four friends who became my mirror and kept me going till the very end.

I would like to end with an advice that if you have a story or an idea then nurture it and tell the world about it. I can promise you that it is the most satisfying feeling when people appreciate your story. So happy writing friends!

Written by Rtn. Madhurima JainAuthor of “Princess Mandira – Destiny’s Child”

You can follow her on Instagram & facebook /author_madhurimajain

SPARSH

Sparsh – August 2019Total Dialysis till date 8011

Total Dialysis during August 2019 126

Total Patients treated till date 110

No. of Patients on roll 08

One child got recovered and does not require dialysis anymore

Meeting in Skill Development CentreAugust 30th, 2019

The team met, reviewed the progress along with officials of IL&FS and set a time line for starting the project depending on a time availability of CM and Dy CM.

The August Experience

“The August Month started with my favourite part of Southend “ a JLT “ at our home attended by almost the entire Aug group (over 30 people) Apart from the great fellowship, a lot of deliberations took place for planning the various events of the month. A couple of options were shortlisted for Past President Rtn. Amit Chaudhry’s farewell. The Farewell was finalises at Honk at Aerocity. Similarly after deliberations the social services project for the month was also finalises at the Surjit Wasu Memorial School Apart from club donations worth Rs 75000/- The group donated in cash and kind in excess of Rs 50000/- . Besides that the August month had activities like the plantation drive and Rotract installation.”

Rtn Atul Raheja (MTL) and R Ann Mini Raheja

Words of Appreciation from beyond our Club…Appreciation from President of RCD Manthan on the Tree Plantation Event

August was a great month for Southend. My sincere thanks to our dynamic MTL, PP Rtn Atul Raheja and his ever so gracious wife R’anne Mini Raheja who planned the month very passionately by organizing a planning meeting at their home where their hospitality was par excellent. A big thank you also to all the members of our August team.

My sincere thanks to Rtn. Rahul Mehra, who gave us the opportunity to participate in the Plantation drive in collaboration with Delhi Government, Rotary club of Delhi Manthan and our Interact and Rotract Club. We planted over 6,000 trees which was a great achievement.

My special thanks also to PDG Rtn. Shab Elawar and his wife Rtn. Dr. Brecia who agreed to be the Guest of Honor for Installation Ceremony of Interact club of AFBB School. Their presence and motivation speech was greatly appreciated by our young boys and girls of the school.

Hemant Bhasin

From A Past President To The President…Dear President, It was a pleasure to attend the Installation function of the Interact club at AFBB School. It was perfectly organised and a great talk by you to motivate and bring lots of enthusiasm among the schoolkids. This apparently happens only when one is giving is fullest and from the heart. To add to the motivation was the guest Rotary couple from USA, who inspite of travel jet lag gave lots of attention to "The future of the World".Kudos to you for being another ideal President making the Rotary Southend flag fly high.You make a better president than Donald Trump.Best wishes,Rupinder

Shekhar Mehta of India selected to be 2021-22 Rotary International President

Shekhar Mehta, of the Rotary Club of Calcutta-Mahanagar, West Bengal, India, has been nominated for President of Rotary International for 2021-22.

As a strong proponent of Rotary’s strategic plan, Mehta says he will encourage clubs to use action plans and reinforce the core values of Rotary. Mehta says Rotary needs to become more contemporary and adaptable by focusing on partnerships with governments and corporations, expanding partnerships with organizations that specialize in Rotary’s areas of focus, and investing in technology.

Mehta, an accountant, is chair of the Skyline Group, a real estate development company he founded. He is also a director of Operation Eyesight Universal (India), a Canada-based organization.

Mehta has been actively involved in disaster response and is a trustee of ShelterBox, UK. After the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, he helped build nearly 500 homes for families affected by the disaster. Mehta pioneered a program that has performed more than 1,500 life-changing heart surgeries in South Asia. He is also the architect of the TEACH Program, which promotes literacy throughout India and has reached thousands of schools.

A Rotary member since 1984, Mehta has served Rotary as director, member or chair of several committees, zone coordinator, training leader, member of The Rotary Foundation Cadre of Technical Advisers, and district governor. He is also the chair of Rotary Foundation (India). Mehta has received Rotary’s Service Above Self Award and The Rotary Foundation’s Citation for Meritorious Service and Distinguished Service Awards.

He and his wife, Rashi, are Major Donors and members of the Bequest Society.

News From Rotary InternationalSimi Valley man, Rtn Anil

Garg heads to India to help wipe out polio

At 75 years old, Anil Garg of Simi Valley has led nearly 20 trips and more than 300 polio vaccinators to India as part of Rotary International's quest to eradicate the disease.

“When we started this program back in 1985, we used to get 1,000 cases per day worldwide, and it was endemic in 125 countries,” said Garg, a member of the Simi Valley Noontime Rotary Club. “Last year we had only 30 cases worldwide; the year before that we only had 22 cases worldwide, and that was in two countries, Pakistan and Afghanistan.

"So we are very, very, very close in eradicating.”

“Even though India hasn’t had a case in five years, we still continue doing this,” said Garg, who was named a 2012 “Champion of Change” by the White House for his work. “Why? Because the virus is still there in Pakistan and Afghanistan, and it will take only one flight to bring that virus back into the country where, so far, we have spent over $8 billion in this program since 1985."

Polio was eradicated in the United States in 1979.

“People should know what Rotary is doing, because we are trying to grow in membership, that’s our objective,” Garg said. “We’re trying to bring millennials into Rotary because they are the future for our survival. We need newer thinking, newer ideas, more energy — and only young people can provide that.”

The next R.I. Convention is being held on 6th to 10th June, 2020 at Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.

It will be a great show of Rotary International where more than 40000 Rotarians from 212 countries will meet. Apart from global fellowship, you can show your projects and discuss future projects in the House of Friendship for global grants with other Rotarians across the globe. I request all of you to ensure maximum participation in the forthcoming R.I. Convention. By attending this convention you will be justifying this year’s R.I. Theme “Rotary Connects the World”. Let us connect with the Rotarians from across the world and enjoy Rotary.

The registration charges are as under:

Upto 15 December 2019 - $45016 December 2019 to 31 March 2020 - $5501 April 2020 to 30 April 2020 - $650Last date to cancel registration 10 June 2020.

Breakout session proposals are due 29 SeptemberAs a global network that strives to build a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change, Rotary celebrates the contributions of people of all backgrounds. Help us build an inclusive breakout program that celebrates Rotary’s diversity, projects, and achievements. New for this year: Sessions will be available every day of the convention, beginning on Saturday, 6 June.

Submit your proposal online. Questions? Write to conventionbreakouts@rotary.org.

Explore Honolulu with alohaThe city of Honolulu and the Host Organization Committee welcome you with aloha to enjoy the sun, sand, and fun of their island paradise.

Learn how to play the ukulele, dance the hula, and create your own Hawaiian flower lei as part of the cultural activities available aboard the Star of Honolulu Hawaiian Culture and Lunch Boat Cruise. This is just one of many activities available to help you explore Honolulu.

Purchase your tickets for cruises, music performances, host hospitality night, service projects, and more through the HOC.

Promote your unofficial affiliate eventMake plans now to meet with members from your zone, district, or the Rotary community by organizing an unofficial affiliate event.

To have your event listed on Rotary’s official convention website, riconvention.org, or in the Rotary Events app, write to uae@rotary.org. You’ll receive an automated response with a link to a form for you

SEPTEMBER 2019 CONVENTION NEWS

to complete, along with information about venues and additional support.

A calendar of unofficial affiliate events will be posted on riconvention.org in December. The Rotary Events app will be updated with information about the Honolulu convention in May 2020.

Please note that each organizer is responsible for all of the costs associated with an unofficial affiliate event, such as catering, audiovisual equipment, security, transportation, and the venue.

RemindersThe House of Friendship offers the opportunity to showcase your service project, celebrate your Rotary achievements, talk about your Rotarian Action Group, or sell your Rotary merchandise as a licensed RI vendor. Go to the Exhibitors page of riconvention.orgto learn more and apply.The Rotary International Convention is our biggest event of the year! Use the promotion kit and videos to make sure members know when, where, and most importantly, why they should make plans now to attend.

Be sure to regularly check riconvention.org for the latest information on the convention. You’ll also find answers to frequently asked questions about registration, transportation, and more.

Aloha, Rotary!

Treasurer's ReportROTARY CLUB OF DELHI SOUTHEND

STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS OVER EXPENDITURE FOR THE PERIOD FROM 01/07/2019 TO 31/08/2019

S.No. ParticularsAmount

(Rs.)Amount

(Rs.)

1 INCOME

OPENING BALANCE AS ON 1.7.2019 5,454

ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION (51*20,000 ) 10,20,000Advertisement Collection for Directory 1,82,200

Gross Total Income 12,07,654 12,07,654

2 EXPENDITURE

1 INSTALLATION EXP - 03.07.2019 2,22,4082 Board Meeting / Brainstorming 28.07.2019 2,32,9493 Rotary Semi Annual Dues 2,60,9794 Designing Charges 1,2985 District Annual Dues 54,4306 Rotary News Trust 38,6407 Thanks Giving - 1,13,0908 Printing & Stationery 98,294

9 District Meeting Exp 1,470

10 Misc Exp 4,500

Gross Total Expenses 10,28,058 10,28,058

Receipts Over Expenditure 1,79,596

Receivable Amount as on 31st August 2019 Amount

1 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION (41*20,000 ) (1*7100) 8,27,100Payable Amount as on 31st August 2019 Amount

1 Directory Leather - Rtn Udai Piplani 39,8402 Amex Card Rtn Hemant Bhasin / Thanks Giving Party 2,18,8903 Stella Design - News Letter July 2019 4,484

Total 2,63,214

ROTARY SOUTHEND CHARITABLE TRUSTSTATEMENT OF RECEIPTS OVER EXPENDITURE FOR THE PERIOD FROM 01/07/2019 TO 31/08/2019

S.No. Particulars Amount (Rs.) Amount (Rs.)

INCOME

Charitable Tru1st Receipt

OPENING BALANCE AS ON 1.7.2019 38,20,2031 Donation received ( 47*22500 ) 10,57,5002 Saving Bank Interest Recd3 Admission Fees4 Sunshine Collection 36,600

Total Income 49,14,303 49,14,303

EXPENDITURE

Charitable Trust Expenses1 Hawan Expenses- 01.07.2019 36,3582 Community Project at Arya Samaj Mandir Vasant Vihar - 01.07.019 71,9603 Community Project Surjit Wasu Memorial Trust 23.08.2019 75,000

ROTARY SOUTHEND CHARITABLE TRUST SPARSHRCT Grant account ICIC BANK A/C 032201002682

OPENING BALANCE AS ON 1.7.2019 3,85,360

1 Savings interest 2 Expenses of July 3,59,6733 Expenses of Aug 25,464

TOTAL EXPENSES 3,85,137 3,85,137Balance as on 31.08.2019 223Rotary southend charitable trust sparsh a/c YES Bank 001694600000560

1 OPENING BALANCE AS ON 1.7.2019 -15,5012 Recd from FD Account 62,00,0003 Int on FD 22,6544 FD Encashed 3,46,919

Sparsh Receipt 65,54,072Sparsh Expenses

1 Expenses of July2 Expenses of Aug 4,40,0633 Exp For SDC 11,34,230

Sparsh Expenditure 15,74,293

FDR of SPARSH Balance as on 31.08.2019 49,79,779

Rotary southend charitable trust sparsh a/c YES Bank FD Account1 OPENING BALANCE AS ON 1.7.2019 11,031

Saving Bank InterestFD Encashed 62,00,000Interest on FD 2,88,353Total Income 64,99,384 64,99,384

1 Trf to Sparsh Account 62,00,000Total 62,00,000

Balance as on 31.08.2019 2,99,384

Canara Bank - Trust A/cRotary Southend Charitable Trust A/c Canara Bank 0346201003584

1 OPENING BALANCE AS ON 1.7.2019 1,473Skill Development Centre Receipts 1,473

1 Expenses for SDC 0Balance as on 31.08.2019 1,473

RSCT

Receivable Amount as on 31st July 2019 Amount

1 Donations (68*22,500 ) 15,30,000

4 Community Project Plantation Drive 10.08.2019 13,3855 Installation at AFBB 29.08.2019 16,7706 Salary & Wages 47,3007 Telephone Exp 3528 SDC Expenses 44,43,634

Total Expenses 47,04,759Charitable Income Over Expenses 2,09,544

Club AnnouncementsBIRTHDAY: On behalf of Southend we wish a very Happy Birthday to:6th September Rtn. Rakesh Mathur7th September R’ann. Mona Davar 7th September R’lord. Sumeet Narula12th September R’ann. Ruchi Ahuja14th September Rtn. Rohit Kapoor15th September R’ann. Anjali Thakur16th September R’ann. Anita Anand20th September Rtn. Sunil Nayyar22nd September Rtn. Shalil Narula 24th September R’ann. Preeti Singh 24th September R’ann. Aniesha Munjal26th September Rtn. Atul Dhir28th September Rtn. Anuj Ahuja

ANNIVERSARY: On behalf of Southend we wish a very Happy Anniversary to:8th September Rtn. Sanjiv Gupta & R’ann. Ritu Gupta20th September PP Rtn. Pawan Puri & R’ann. Pooja Puri30th September Rtn. Himanshu Kohli & R’ann. Parul Kohli