INDIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY HARYANA STATE BRANCH

CHANDIGARH

Minutes of the Meeting of the Managing Body of Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana

State Branch, Chandigarh held on 10th September, 2016 at 04:00 P.M. in Haryana Raj Bhawan,

Chandigarh, under the Presidentship of Hon’ble Governor-cum-President, Indian Red Cross

Society, Haryana State Branch, Chandigarh.

The following were present: -

Sr. No. Name and Designation

1. Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki, Hon’ble Governor-cum-President & Chairman

President

2. Sh. Manohar Lal, Hon’ble Chief Minister-cum-Vice President

Vice-President & Chairman

3. Sh. Gian Chand Gupta, M.L.A., Panchkula and Hony. Treasurer, Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch

Member

4. Dr. J.L. Chaudhry, Vice Chairman,

Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch

Member

5. Dr. Amit Aggarwal, IAS, Secretary to Governor, Haryana Member

6. Sh. Prabhjot Singh, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Ambala Member

7. Sh. Pankaj, IA.S., Deputy Commissioner, Bhiwani Member

8. Mr. Chander Shekher, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Faridabad Member

9. Sh. N.K. Solanki, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Fatehabad Member

10. Sh. T.L. Satya Parkash , I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Gurgaon Member

11. Sh. Nikhil Gajraj, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Hisar Member

12. Sh. R.C. Bidhan, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Jhajjar Member

13. Sh. Ravi Parkash Gupta, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Kaithal Member

14. Sh. Mandip Singh Brar, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Karnal Member

15. Ms. Sumedha Kataria, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Kurukshetra Member

16. Sh. Mani Ram Sharma, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Mewat (Nuh)

Member

17. Sh. Raj Narayan Kaushi, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Narnaul Member

18. Sh. Ashok Kumar Sharma, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Palwal Member

19. Sh. Atul Kumar, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Rohtak Member

20. Sh. Yash Garg, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Rewari Member

21. Sh. S.S. Phulia, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Y. Nagar Member

22. Sh. Ajay Kumar, IAS, SDM rep. of Deputy Commissioner, Sonipat Member

23. Dr. Kiran Singh, HCS, City Magistrate rep. of Deputy Commissioner, Jind. Member

24. Ms. Hema Sharma, HCS, ADC, Panchkula, rep. of Deputy Commissioner, Panchkula

Member

25. Sh. Virender Chudhary, HCS, SDM rep of Deputy Commissioner, Panipat Member

26. Sh. Ved Parkash, HCS City Magistrate rep. of Deputy Commissioner, Sirsa Member

27. Dr. Aditya Avnash Kaushik, Deputy Director rep. of Director General, Social Justice & Empowerment Department, Haryana, Sector-17, Chandigarh

Member

28. Sh. Amarjit Singh, HCS, Additional Director rep. of Director, Secondary Education, Haryana, Shiksha Sadan, Sector-5, Panchkula

Member

29. Sh. Dilbag Singh, Joint Director, rep. of Director, Elementary Education, Haryana, Shiksha Sadan, Sector-5, Panchkula

Member

30. Dr. Kamla Singh, Director, General, Health Services, Haryana, Sector-6, Panchkula

Member

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Sr. No. Name and Designation

31. Col (Retd) Dr G P Taneja, Hony. Secretary, Indian Red Cross

Society, Haryana State Branch.

Member

32. Mrs. Savita Aggarwal, Joint Secretary, Indian Red Cross Society,

Haryana State Branch

Member

33. Sh. Mahabir Singh Sindhu, Advocate Hon’ble Punjab and Haryana High Court

Member

The proceedings of the Meeting are as under: -

Item No.

Proposal Resolution

1. CONFIRMATION OF THE MINUTES OF

THE LAST MEETING HELD ON 25th July,

2013.

The minutes of the Managing Body

Meeting of Indian Red Cross, Haryana

State Branch held on 25th July, 2013 were

circulated to all the members vide letter

No. 731/MB/RC/2013/2939-80 dated

30-08-2013.

….For Confirmation

Hony. Secretary informed the House that

the minutes of the Managing Body of

Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State

Branch were circulated to all the members

vide letter No. 731/MB/RC/2013/2939-80

dated 30-08-2013. It is presumed that the

said minutes have been received by the

members and no observations have been

received in this regard, therefore minutes

are proposed for confirmation. The House

unanimously confirmed the minutes.

2. PROGRESS REPORT ON THE MINUTES

OF THE LAST MEETING HELD ON

25th July, 2013.

The Progress Report on the minutes of

the Managing Body Meeting of Indian

Red Cross, Haryana State Branch held

on 25th July, 2013 is enclosed at

Appendix ‘A’.

1. Item No. 2(18). Any other Item with

the permission of the Chair.

Before submitting the Draft Service

Rules to the co-ordination committee, the

same were forwarded to Secretary to

Governor Haryana for perusal and

further necessary action and guidance. It

was desired by the Governor-Secretary,

Haryana to frame combined Service

Rules of Red Cross & St. John for the

District Red Cross Branches and

amended rules for the State Branch.

Accordingly the same have been

finalized and have been submitted to

Governor Secretary. Now Draft Service

The Hony. Secretary informed regarding

the progress report of the minutes of the

Managing Body meeting of Indian Red

Cross Society, Haryana State Branch held

on 25th July, 2013 as enclosed at

Appendix –“A”. In the progress report, he

informed regarding:-

Hony. Secretary informed the House

that combined draft Service Rules of Red

Cross and St. John for the District Red

Cross Branches and amended rules for

the State Branch are being finalized.

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rules are being uploaded on Web-site of

State Branch obtaining any suggestions

from District Red Cross Branches before

getting approval of Managing Body Red

Cross & Executive Committee St. John

Ambulance (India)

The House unanimously resolved that these new draft service rules should be uploaded on web-site of State Red Cross Branch to obtain the observations/ suggestions from District Red Cross Branches latest by 31st January, 2017. After receiving their suggestions, these services rules may be finanlized after making necessary amendments by the State Red Cross Branch accordingly.

Item No. 4. Report of Red Cross Membership and Donation for the years 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12 and 2012-13. In this regard all Deputy Commissioner-cum-President have bee requested to make all possible efforts for raising the Membership and Donation vide this letter No. 3339-58 dated 01-10-2013.

It is submitted that the Membership share dues amounting to Rs. 7,05,585/- from District Red Cross Branches, Gurgaon, Karnal, Jhajjar, Rewari, Kurukshetra, Rohtak, Palwal and Mewat have been received out of the total dues of Membership share amounting Rs. 19,55,039/-. At present the Membership share dues are awaited from the District Red Cross Branches as per Appendix-C.

Hony. Secretary informed that House that

Membership share dues of Red Cross, St.

John and Hospital Welfare Section have

been recovered from District Red Cross

Branch, Fatehabad, Rewari and Kaithal.

However, House was also informed that

membership & donations have markedly

decreased over the years.

Item No. 6.-Progress and activities of

District Rehabilitation Centres for the

Years 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12 &

2012-13.

In this regard leeter was send to all

Deputy Commissioner-cum-President,

Distirct Red Cross Branches for sending

applications for ADIP grant under the

Govt. of India for the year 2013-2014

under intimation to Sh. P.K. Dass, IAS,

Principal Secretary, Social Justice &

Empowerment Deparment, Haryana for

perusing the matter with Govt. of India for

the continuation of the grant-in-aid. The

reimbursement of aids and appliances

have not been started inspite of repeated

request made to Social Justice &

Empowerment Department, Haryana.

Hony. Secretary informed the House that rehabilitation centres and workshops are being run by the 13 District Red Cross Branches. In the workshops artificial limbs, orthopedic shoes, collars and calipers etc. are manufactured and distributed free of cost to the physically handicapped persons in Haryana. He further informed that the amount of reimbursement for artificial aids & appliances has been stopped by the Director General, Social Justice Empowerment Department, Haryana, Chandigarh since July, 2011 and the District Red Cross Branches were distributing aids & appliances to the physically challenged persons from their own sources, with the result the funds of District Red Cross Branches have been exhausted and the physically challenged persons are facing great difficulty for want

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of aids & appliances. To overcome this, we had coordinated with ALMICO, Kanpur and with their help we are able to provide help to larger population as per details given in our agenda and annual reports.

Hon’ble Governor and Chief Minister,

Haryana said that the matter should be

taken up by the Social Justice

Empowerment Department, Haryana.

BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR THE YEAR

2016-17.

Income & Expenditure Statement for the

year 2014-15 & 2015-16 and anticipated

Income & Expenditure for the year

2016-17 are placed at Appendix–‘B-1’.

The salient features of the Budget are

also placed at Appendix–‘B’. The budget

for the year 2014-15, 2015-16 and 2016-

17 has been approved by the Hon’ble

Governor-cum-President, Indian Red

Cross Society, Haryana State Branch,

Chandigarh subject to ratification of the

Managing Body meeting.

.…For ratification

The budgets for the years 2014-15 and

2015-16 and anticipated income &

expenditure for the year 2016-17 were

presented by the Hony. Secretary and its

salient features regarding provisions of

expenditures on various activities were

also brought to the notice of the House.

The House unanimously approved all

proposed expenditures on various

activities.

Hon’ble Governor, Haryana asked that the

during the year 2015-16, income was

Rs. 6,65,72,645/- whereas the anticipated

income during 2016-17 is projected

Rs. 5,96,32,140/-, he asked the reason for

less projection of income during 2016-17

comparison to the year 2015-16. Hony.

Secretary informed that income shown is

only anticipated income (due to various

dues from Junior Red Cross, Youth Red

Cross and Membership funding institutes).

Actual income for the year 2015-16 was

Rs. 4,83,74,763/- and actual anticipated

income for the year 2016-17 is shown as

Rs. 5,96,32,140/- more than financial

year 2015-16. As such while total assets

of society were approx. 2 Crores during

2008-09, now (2015-16) that stands to

nearly 20 Crores due to steady income

and judicious expenditures, without

compromising with enhanced activities.

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4. CONSOLIDATED REVIEW OF ACTIVITIES OF DRCS OF HARYANA. A, PRESENTATION.

Hony. Secretary presented a power point

presentation on various activities being run by

the District Red Cross and St. John Branches

in Haryana. A hard copy has been provided

to all the members. The details/discussions

are as under:-

1. STATUS OF DISTRICT BRANCHES

MAINTAINING SOCIAL WELFARE

ACTIVITIES/PROJECTS.

Hony. Secretary informed the House that

some projects being run by the District Red

Cross Branches do not come under the

preview of objectives of Red Cross i.e.

Beautician Training Center, Vocational

Training of Beautician and Fashion

Designing Centre being run by Districts like

Faridabad, Hisar and Rohtak should be

discouraged.

Hon’ble Governor suggested that there is

urgent need to establish Computer Training

Centres for skill development of youths in

all Districts of Haryana. Deputy

Commissioner, Palwal informed that

11 Computer Centres are being run by

them in rural areas. Secretary to Governor

suggested that employment for youths can

be generated by running electrician and

plumber training centres by the District Red

Cross Branches.

2. REHABILITATION CENTRES FOR

PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES.

Hony. Secretary informed the House that

daily production of artificial aids & appliances

manufactured in the Rehabilitation Centres is

not satisfactory. Considering the grant, salary

of employees, the production is very poor.

District Red Cross Branches have exhausted

their own funds for manufacturing the limbs

due to non receipt of grant-in-aid from Govt.

of India.

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However artificial aids and appliances are

being provided through ALIMCO, Kanpur to

continue helping Divyangs.

Sh. Gian Chand Gupta, M.L.A. Panchkula

and Hony. Treasurer, Indian Red Cross

Society, Haryana State Branch informed that

there are sufficient funds with the Govt. of

India for projects. Hon’ble Governor assured

that there would be no shortage of funds for

the projects and District Red Cross Branches

should continue to apply for ADIP and other

grants from Govt. of India.

3. PHYSIOTHERAPY CENTRE

The House appreciated the work of

physiotherapy Centres being run by the

11 District Red Cross Branches.

4. DRUG DE- ADDICTION CENTRE

Hony. Secretary informed that drug de-

addiction centres are being run by three

districts, however, grant-in-aid is not being

received from Govt. of India on regular

basis on time.

5. VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE

The House desired that Vocational

Training Centres should be run by the

District Red Cross branches for

employment generation for the youths.

6. SERVICES FOR MENTALLY

CHALLENGED (SPECIAL CHILDREN)

Hony. Secretary informed the House that

School for Mentally Retarded Children run

by the District Red Cross Branch, Hisar,

ARPAN ande SHARWAN by District Red

Cross Branch, Rohtak are doing good job

in this field.

7. SERVICES FOR BLINDS

Director General of Police, Haryana

suggested that services for Blind, should

be enumerated as “Services for Visually

Challenged.”

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8. JAN AUSHADHI DRUG STORE

Sh. Gian Chand Gupta, M.L.A., Panchkula

and Hony. Treasurer, IRCS asked that when

Govt. is providing free medicines in Civil

Hospitals, what is the need of these centres.

Hon’ble Chief Minister also pointed out that

more than 570 medicines are being provided

free of cost in the Govt. hospitals, then what

is the use of these Stores. Deputy

Commissioner, Karnal told that all medicines

are not available in the Hospitals all times

these drugs remain out of stock.

However, Hon’ble Governor suggested to

open more Jan Aushadhi Drug Stores for

cheaper medicines. Deputy Commissioner,

Gurgaon suggested that Amrit and Jan

Aushadhi Stores should be started in

collaboration not necessary in Hospital

complex but even in all towns for

general public.

9. CHILD LABOUR PROJECT.

Hon’ble Chief Minister desired that there is

need of these centres and should be started

by other districts. There are sufficient funds

with the Labour Department, Haryana for

various projects for rehabilitation and help of

dependent children of Labourers and for

preventing child labour.

10. HEARSE VAN SERVICES.

Hon’ble Chief Minister desired that these

services can be enhanced for better services

to public in other districts also.

11. WORKING WOMEN HOSTELS.

Hon’ble Chief Minister asked that there are

40 rooms in Gurgaon having capacity of 80

inmates whereas 35 inmates are residing.

He suggested to increase the number of

inmates as per capacity.

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Question was also raised, why this hostel has

been outsourced and why salary to Warden

being paid.

Hony. Secretary informed the House that it

is a complex case and now being handled in the

Hon’ble Punjab & Haryana, High Court.

12. FIRST AID & HOME NURSING TRAINING

Hony. Secretary informed the House that 1%

First Aid & Home Nursing Training target of

total population of district is fixed. Most of the

districts having District Training Officers have

not achieved training target during 2015-16.

The House unanimously resolved that every

District should achieve their training target on

regular basis.

However, Hony. Secretary informed, as

such our State is still the best in training and

has recently been given National Award by

the Hon’ble President of India on 30th August,

2016 for achieving highest number of training

carried out in the country.

13. DETAILS OF TOTAL INCOME AND

SOURCE OF INCOME OF DISTRICT RED

CROSS AND ST. JOHN BRANCES

DURING 2015-16.

Sh. Gian Chand Gupta showed his concern

that accounting procedure of District Red

Cross Branches is very poor, which needs

improvement. There is scope of strict

monitoring and supervisions of accounting

procedures. He also suggested that projects

being run by the District Red Cross

Branches should be checked by a

committee from the State Branch for their

smooth functioning.

14. OBSERVATIONS AND SUGGESTIONS.

Hony. Secretary gave suggestions for

smooth functioning of District Red Cross

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Branches in Haryana. The House

unanimously resolved all the suggestions

presented before the House.

Hon’ble Chief Minister said that Red

Cross is a good plateform for the service to

humanity. He asked all members to make

efforts for additional income through

various projects in that Govt. will also

provide all possible help in this regard.

Hon’ble Governor expressed his

gratitude to all the members for attending

meeting and for giving their assurance for

upliftment of Red Cross activities. He also

said that Deputy Commissioners have been

nominated as President of District Red

Cross Branches and the unit which works

under the Presidentship of Deputy

Commissioner should not feel deficiency of

funds. He also directed that Managing

Committee meetings and Annual General

Meetings of Red Cross and St. John should

be held on regular basis.

Towards end of presentation one of

the member i.e. Deputy Commissioner,

Rohtak put up a question, why a ban has

been imposed for helping poor and needy

persons and free medical aid through Red

Cross.

On this, Hony. Secretary informed

that this kind of help (expenditures) does

not come under the objectives and has

been objected by the Hon’ble Commission

of Enquiry (High Court) in their Interim

Reports circulated to all District Red Cross

Branches time and again.

Hon’ble Governor informed the House that

he (Hon’ble Governor) and Hon’ble Chief

Minister have sufficient funds for such help

and such cases may be referred

accordingly to him or Hon’ble Chief Minister

and all possible help will be provided.

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5. REPORT OF RED CROSS MEMEBRSHIP AND DONATION FOR THE YEARS

2013-14 TO 2015-16.

a) Haryana State Branch of Indian Red Cross

Society enrolls Red Cross Members of

different categories and collects donation

from general public through its District Red

Cross Branches in Haryana. The detail of

members enrolled and amount collected

through Membership and Donation from the

year 2013-14 to 2015-16 is as under:- Category 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

Patron --- --- ---

Vice-Patron --- --- ---

Life Associate --- --- ---

Institutional Member --- --- ---

Life Member 1,095 671 614

Life Member, State

Headquarter

08 07 04

Annual Member 62 21 02

Annual Associate 3,071 3,326 8714

Total 4,236 4,025 9,334

Amount collected

through Membership 7,52,250/- 5,03,900/- 8,49,500/-

Amount collected

through Donation

6,28,031/- 1,48,800/- 32,200/-

i) It has been observed that due to inquiries

conducted by the Hon’ble Punjab and

Haryana High Court and the interim orders

thereof regarding quarries against the

improper utilization of Red Cross Funds under

a PIL No. 18396 of 2007, the Red Cross

Membership and Donations are affected and

consequently reduced. This has also

adversely affected financial position of State

and District Branches. It is proposed that all

District Red Cross Societies have to make all

out efforts by adopting innovative methods by

reaching upto rural areas to increase

Membership and Donations.

ii) It is submitted that Red Cross, and Hospital

Welfare Section membership share is due

since longtime from District Red Cross

Branches, Fatehabad, Kaithal and Rewari.

In this regard many letters/reminders have

been sent to the concerned Presidents and

Hony. Secretary informed that it was

matter of concern that Red Cross

membership and donations were

gradually declining, which has affected

financial position of State and District

Branches. He requested District

Braches to increase the membership

and donations by adopting innovative

methods.

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Secretaries of District Red Cross Branches. The

detail of dues are as under:- Sr.

No.

Categories Total dues For the

year

1. 30% of Red Cross

Membership share

a) District Red Cross

Branch, Fatehabad

b) District Red Cross

Branch, Rewari

c) District Red Cross

Branch, Kaithal

3,13,698-00

4,54,743-00 1,33,320-00

7,725-00

48,651-00

1,45,000-00

5,85,241-00 2,27,700-00

92,400-00

13,950-00

57,540-00

2,05,080-00

2009-10

2010-11

2011-12

1991

1993

2007-08

2008-09

2009-10

2010-11

2006-07

2. 10% of Hospital

Welfare Section share

a) District Red Cross

Branch, Rewari

4,390-00

2011-12

…For consideration

6. PERFORMANCE OF DRUG-DE-ADDICTION AND COUNSELLING CENTRES FOR THE YEARS 2013-14 to 2015-16.

Three Drug-de-addiction and Counselling

Centres are being run by District Red Cross

Branches i.e. Faridabad, Rohtak and Jind. The

achievements of these centres for the last three

years from 2013-14 to 2015-16 are as under:-

Cases Registered 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

New 1649 1663 1761

Old 818 1337 1563

Total cases registered 2467 3000 3324

Detoxified

O.P.D. 2019 1915 1501

Indoor 659 721 600

Total Detoxified 2678 2636 2101

Individual Counselling 914 469 4968

Group Counselling 4862 4786 2202

Family Counselling 1860 1774 3191

….For information

Noted

7. PROGRESS AND ACTIVITIES OF DISTRICT REHABILITATION CENTRES FOR THE YEARS 2013-14 to 2015-16: -

Eleven Rehabilitation Centres are being run by

District Red Cross Branches, Faridabad,

Kuruksehtra, Karnal, Rewari, Narnaul, Rohtak,

Hisar, Jind, Sirsa, Kaithal and Yamuna Nagar.

Workshops are being run in Rehabilitation

Centres and Physiotherapy services are provided

Noted

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in 10 Rehabilitation Centres (except Rohtak). In

these workshops artificial limbs, orthopeadic shoes,

collars and calipers shoes, collars and calipers etc.

are manufactured and are distributed free of cost to

the physically handicapped persons in Haryana.

During the year 2013-14,

a) 3,703 artificial limbs were manufactured and

given to physically handicapped persons free

of cost. In physiotherapy unit 20,982 patients

were given physiotherapy treatment.

b) In addition to this 1,421 tricycles, 406 wheel

chairs, 589 hearing aids, 54 blind sticks,

573 basakhies and 194 misc. aids amounting

to Rs. 2,06,49,553/- were provided free of cost

to handicapped persons by ALIMCO, Kanpur

and ADIP through District Red Cross

Branches, Jind, Hisar, Palwal, Fatehabad,

Narnaul, Sirsa, Bhiwani, Kurukshetra, Panipat,

Sonipat, Jhajjar, Rewari and Kaithal.

(Rs. 1,77,24,553/- were spent through ALIMO,

Kanpur and Rs. 29,25,000/- were spent out

of grant-in-aid under ADIP scheme).

During the year 2014-15,

a) 2,736 artificial limbs were manufactured and

given to physically handicapped persons free

of cost by District Red Cross Branches. In

physiotherapy unit 21,343 patients were given

physiotherapy treatment.

b) In addition to this 2,549 tricycles, 625 wheel

chairs, 1,500 hearing aids, 97 blind sticks,

1,584 basakhies and 1,055 other appliances

amounting to Rs. 3,20,10,382/- were provided

free of cost to handicapped persons by

ALIMCO, Kanpur through District Red Cross

Branches, Faridabad, Fatebabad, Jhajjar,

Karnal, Kaithal, Narnaul, Panipat, Mewat and

Yamuna Nagar.

c) No ADIP grant was received during the year

2014-15.

Lately in the Rehabilitation Centre the number

of Aids & Appliances being manufactured have

drastically reduced.

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The amount spent by the District Branches

was previously being reimbursed by Haryana

Govt. through Director, Social Justice &

Empowerment Department, Haryana under the

Prosthetic Aids & Appliances Scheme of Haryana

Govt. From April, 2011, the funds of

reimbursement for artificial aids & appliances

have been stopped by the Director

General, Social Justice Empowerment

Department, Haryana, Chandigarh and the

District Red Cross Branches are distributing aids

& appliances to the physically challenged persons

from their own sources/funds. With the result the

funds of District Red Cross Branches have

exhausted and the physically challenged persons

are facing difficulty for want of aids & appliances.

To overcome this problem we are providing aids

& appliances through ALIMCO, Kanpur as

mentioned above.

…For information

8. COLLECTION OF VOLUNTARY BLOOD DONATION UNITS FOR THE YEARS 2013-14 to 2015-16

During the year 2013-14:- 1955 blood donation

camps were held in that 1,89,394 Units of blood

were collected.

During the year 2014-15:- 1802 blood donation

camps were held in that 1,96,014 Units of blood

were collected.

During the year 2015-16:- 1900 blood donation

camps were held in that 2,01,579 Units of blood

were collected.

Hony. Secretary informed the

House 60% to 70% units of blood

requirements of entire State are

being collected by Red Cross

through Voluntary Blood Donation

in collaboration with Haryana

State Blood Transfusion Council.

The House noted and appreciated

the efforts of Red Cross.

9. NATIONAL VOLUNTARY BLOOD DONATION

DAY FOR THE YEARS 2013-14, 2014-15 &

2015-16

Haryana State Red Cross Branch and its District

Red Cross Branches celebrated National

Voluntary Blood Donation Day on 1st October,

2013-14 & 2014-15 with great enthusiasm. On this

occasion District Red Cross Branches organized

special Voluntary Blood Donation Camps in that

Noted and appreciated.

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the following units of Blood were collected:-

2013-14:- 6975 units

2014-15:- 5620 units

2015-16:- 6208 units

.…For information

10. CELEBRATION OF WORLD RED CROSS DAY

ON 8TH MAY-2013, 2014 & 2015.

i) Celebration of World Red Cross Day on 8th

May, 2013 at Yamuna Nagar:- Indian Red

Cross Society, Haryana State Branch celebrated

World Red Cross Day on 8th May, 2013 at

Yamuna Nagar. The state level function was

presided over by Shri Mohinder Kumar, IAS,

Secretary to Governor and Member of Managing

Body of Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana

State Branch. Addressing the people, the Chief

Guest lauded the role of the Haryana Branch of

the Indian Red Cross Society for organizing

various welfare programmes in the State. He

also appreciated the exhibition organized on this

day by all the District Red Cross Branches

depicting their activities.

On this day, a blood donation camp was

organized where 151 voluntary donors donated

their blood. The chief guest also honoured the

blood donors who donated blood more than

100 times and above.

On this occasion 11 Tricycles were also

distributed to the handicapped persons.

ii) Celebration of World Red Cross Day on 8th

May, 2014 at Panchkula:- Indian Red Cross

Society, Haryana State Branch celebrated World

Red Cross Day on 8th May, 2014 at Panchkula in

collaboration with District Red Cross Branch,

Panchkula. The function was presided over by the

Dr. S.S. Phulia, IAS, D.C.-cum-President, District

Red Cross Branch, Panchkula and Dr. J.L.

Choudhary, Hony. Sr. Vice Chairman, Indian Red

Cross Society, Haryana State Branch, Chandigarh

Noted and appreciated

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was the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour

respectively. Painting and declamation

competitions of school children were organized

and the prizes were given to the winner by the

chief guest and guest of honour. The voluntary

blood donors, social workers were also honoured

by the chief guest and the guest of honour.

All the District Red Cross Branches

celebrated World Red Cross Day on 8th May at

their District Headquarters.

iii) Celebration of World Red Cross Day on 8th

May, 2015 at Hisar:- Indian Red Cross Society,

Haryana State Branch celebrated State level

function of World Red Cross Day on 8th May,

2015 at Ch. Ranbir Singh Auditorium of Guru

Jambheshwar University of Science &

Technology at Hisar. The function was presided

over by Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki, Hon’ble

Governor Haryana-cum-President, Indian Red

Cross Society, Haryana State Branch, Chandiarh

by paying homage to founder of Red Cross Sir

Jean Henry Dunant. On this occasion, the

Hon’ble Governor distributed 14 tricycles, 3 wheel

chairs, 4 baishakhi to the handicapped persons.

Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki, Hon’ble Governor

also inaugurated the blood donation camp where

90 volunteers donated their blood. The Hon’ble

Governor, Haryana visited the exhibition

organized by the Indian Red Cross Society,

Haryana State Branch and its District Red Cross

Branches. Addressing the gathering of over 2000

people i.e. members of Junior Red Cross and

Youth Red Cross, the Chief Guest lauded the role

of the Red Cross and its activities carried out in

urban areas as well as rural area in the State of

Haryana. On this occasion, the members of

Junior Red Cross organized a rally by showing

the banners of various slogans and also

presented a cultural progamme.

…For information

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11. JUNIOR RED CROSS ACTIVITY REPORT

FOR THE YEARS 2013-14 TO 2015-16.

a) State Level & Inter State Junior Red Cross

Training Camp Organized by State

Headquarter.

Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State

Branch organizes one Inter State & one State

Level Junior Red Cross Training Camp every

year. The main aim is to inculcate the spirit of

Service, Health and National Integration through

friendship amongst the children & counsellors

and to share experiences of Junior Red Cross

activities with other States. In these camps 6

male & 6 female students in the age group of

12-16 years alongwith 1 male and 1 female

counsellor are invited to participate. During the

camps various topics like history & principals of

Red Cross, role of school children in Voluntary

Blood Donation Movement, preventive aspects

of environment pollution, anti-tobacco

campaign, hazards of smoking and its

prevention, role of Juniors in disaster

management, importance of First Aid & Home

Nursing are discussed at length by the experts.

The training/demonstration on Yoga is also an

attraction for the participants. Regarding health

care, detailed knowledge about the

communicable diseased the detailed information

about the HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis B & C is also

given in a friendly atmosphere. During the camp

a rally is also flagged off echoing the cause of

hazarduous preventable diseases, social evils

like drug addiction, female foeticide

environmental protection and motivation for

voluntary blood donation.

i) State Level Junior Red Cross Training

Camp

a) 2013-14:- Camp was organised at Shri Anant

Prem Ashram, Haridwar from 21st to 27th

August, 2013. In which 215 campers from 20

Districts of Haryana (38 counsellors and 177

juniors) attended the camp.

Noted & appreciated.

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b) 2014-15:- Camp was organised at Shri Anant

Prem Ashram, Haridwar from 27th August to

2nd September, 2014, in which 201 campers

from 17 Districts of Haryana (36 counsellors

and 165 juniors) attended the camp.

c) 2015-16:- Camp was organised at Shri Anant

Prem Ashram, Haridwar from 21st to 27th July,

2015. In which 241 campers from 19 Districts

of Haryana (42 counsellors and 199 juniors)

attended the camp.

ii) Inter State Junior Red Cross Training Camp

a) 2013-14:-Camp was organised at Punjabi

Dharamshala, Kurukshetra from 2nd to

8th December, 2013. In which 256 campers

(43 counsellors & 213 juniors) from 16 States

(Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Delhi, Gujrat,

Himachal Pradesh, J & K, Karnataka,

Maharashtra, Madhaya Pradesh, Nagaland,

Odisha, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu, Uttrakhand,

Uttar Pradesh & Haryana) attended the camp.

b) 2014-15:- Camp was organised at Punjabi

Dharamshala, Kurukshetra from 3rd to 9th

December, 2014. In which 274 campers (45

counsellors & 229 juniors) from 18 States

(Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Chhattishgarh, U. T.

Chandigarh, Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, J & K,

Madhaya Pradesh, Meghalaya, Maharashtra,

Odisha, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu, Telangana,

Uttrakhand, Uttar Pradesh, West Bangal &

Haryana) participated.

c) 2015-16:-Camp was organised at Punjabi

Dharamshala, Kurukshetra from 11th to 17th

December, 2015. In which 220 campers (40

counsellors & 180 juniors) from 14 States

(Bihar, U.T.Chandigarh, Delhi, Goa,

Himachal Pradesh, J & K, Meghalaya,

Maharashtra, Telangana, Odisha, Punjab,

Tamil Nadu, Uttrakhand, & Haryana)

participated.

…for information

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b) Junior Red Cross Training Camps organized

by other States.

Junior Red Cross Inter State camps are organized

by the States/U.T. Branches of Indian Red Cross

Society every year. Participants are invited from

all over India to attend these camps. The aims &

objectives of such camps are to share the

experiences of activities of Junior Red Cross with

different States. During the year 2013-14 to 2015-

16, the following teams of Juniors with

Counsellors were deputed to attend the Inter

State JRC camps which were organized by other

States:-

i) Punjab State Branch of Indian Red Cross

Society (2013-14) organized an Inter State

JRC Training-cum-Study Camp from 23rd –

30th March, 2014 at Bhawan’s, S. L. Public

School, Amritsar (Punjab). 6 boys Juniors &

one male counsellor from Govt.

Sr.Sec.School, Jamalpur, Govt.

Sr.Sec.School Gwal Pahadi & 6 girls Juniors

& one female counsellor from Govt. Model

Sanskriti Sr. Sec. School, Shushant Lok,

Gurgaon represented the Haryana State Red

Cross in the camp.

ii) Punjab State Branch of Indian Red Cross

Society (2014-15) organized an Inter State

JRC Training-cum-Study Camp from 25th

December, 2014 to 2nd January, 2015 at Sacred

Heart School, Dosanj Road, Moga, (Punjab). 7

boys Juniors & one male counsellor from Govt.

High School, Nawa Rajgarh, Bhiwani represented

the Haryana State Red Cross in the camp.

iii) Odisha State Branch of the Indian Red Cross

Society (2014-15) organized an Inter State

Study-Cum-Training Camp from 3rd to

7th February, 2015 at University High School,

Vani Vihar, Bhubaneswar, Odisha. 8 boys and 8

girls alongwith one male & one female counsellor

from District. Jhajjar (Haryana) represented the

Haryana State Red Cross in the camp.

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iv) Bihar State Branch of the Indian Red

Cross Society (2015-16) organized an

Inter State Athletic-cum-Cultural Meet- at

Sitamarhi District (Bihar) from 2nd -8th

April, 2015. 11 boys (Juniors), 3 male

counsellors, 10 girls (juniors), 2 female

counsellors and one team leader from

District Bhiwani represented the Haryana

State Red Cross in the camp. 20 awards

were received by the team of Haryana State.

v) Punjab State Branch of Indian Red Cross

Society (2015-16) organized an Inter State

JRC Training-cum-Study Camp from

24th – 30th December, 2015 at Bhawan’s, S.

L. Public School, Amritsar (Punjab). 6 boys

& 6 girls Juniors & one male & one female

counsellor from Govt. Sr. Sec. School,

Karbri, Panipat & 6 girls Juniors and one

female counselor from Govt. Girls Sr. Sec.

School Bapouli, Panipat represented the

Haryana State Red Cross in the camp.

vi) Tamil Nadu State Branch of the Indian

Red Cross Society (2015-16) organized

an Inter State Training-cum-Study Camp

from 26th – 30th December, 2015 at Indra

Ganesan College of Engineering, Madurai

Main Road, Manikandam, Tiruchirappalli

(Tamil Nadu). 4 girls juniors & 4 boys

juniors & one female & one male

counselors from Govt. High, Kajal Heri,

Fatehabad, represented the Haryana State

Red Cross in the camp.

…for information

c) District Level Junior/Counsellor Red Cross Training Camps for the Year 2013-14, 2014-15 & 2015-16.

Following District Red Cross Branches in

collaboration with respective District

Education Officers /District Elementary

Education Officers organized Counsellors

and Junior Red Cross Training camp.

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(i) District Level Junior/ Counsellor Red Cross Training Camps for the Year 2013-14

Sr. No.

Name of District

Junior/Counsellor Camps

No. of Participants

Duration of Camp

1. Bhiwani JRC Camp Counsellors Camp

65 65

17-7-2013 to 21-7-2013 29-7-2013 to 31-7-2013

2. Narnaul Counsellors Camp 63 17-9-2013 to 19-9-2013

3. Faridabad JRC Camp Counsellors Camp

55 50

24-9-2013 to 28-9-2013 26-9-2013 to 28-9-2013

4. Hisar JRC Camp Counsellors Camp

63 54

18-11-2013 to 22-11-2013 27-11-2013 to 29-11-2013

5. Karnal JRC Camp Counsellors Camp

72 50

11-11-2013 to 15-11-2013 13-11-2013 to 15-11-2013

6. Kurukshetra JRC Camp Counsellors Camp

60 62

28-10-2013 to 1-11-2013 20-11-2013 to 22-11-2013

7. Mewat JRC Camp 154 11-11-2013 to 15-11-2013

8. Panchkula JRC Camp Counsellors Camp

55 53

11-11-2013 to 15-11-2013 18-11-2013 to 20-11-2013

10. Yamuna Nagar

JRC Camp Counsellors Camp

69 60

10-12-2013 to 14-12-2013 17-12-2013 to 19-12-2013

11. Palwal JRC Camp 60 10-12-2013 to 14-12-2013

12. Fatehabad Counsellors Camp 60 29-1-2014 to 31-1-2014

(ii) District Level Junior/ Counsellor Red Cross Training Camps for the Year 2014-15

Sr. No. Name of District

Junior/Counsellor Camps

No. of Participants

Duration of Camp

1. Bhiwani Juniors Camp Counsellors Camp

65 65

17-11-2014 to 21-11-2014 15-01-2015 to 17-01-2015

2. Faridabad Juniors Camp Counsellors Camp

60 55

23-08-2014 to 27-08-2014 25-08-2014 to 27-08-2014

3. Fatehabad Juniors Camp Counsellors Camp

58 50

09-02-2015 to 13-02-2015 18-02-2015 to 20-02-2015

4. Hisar Counsellors Camp 60 03 -12-2014 to 05-12-2014

5. Jind Juniors Camp 70 04-08-2014 to 08-08-2014

6. Karnal Juniors Camp Counsellors Camp

60 60

11-11-2014 to 15-11-2014 13-11-2014 to 15-11-2014

7. Kurukshetra Counsellors Camp 41 10-02-2015 to 12-02-2015

8. Panchkula Juniors Camp Counsellors Camp

70 50

26-10-2014 to 31-10-2014 18-11-2014 to 20-11-2014

9. Mewat Juniors Camp Counsellor Camp

60 57

07-02-2015 to 11-02-2015 14-02-2015 to 16-02-2015

10. Narnaul Juniors Camp Counsellor Camp

70 45

24-03-2015 to 28-03-2015 11-02-2015 to 13-02-2015

11. Sonepat Counsellor Camp 60 18-02-2015 to 20-02-2015

(iii)District Level Counsellor/Junior Red Cross Training Camps for the Year 2015-16

Sr. No.

Name of District

Counsellor/ Junior Camps

No. of Participants

Duration of Camp

1. Ambala Counsellors Camp Juniors Camp

59 68

09--12-2015 to 11-12-2015 17-11-2015 to 21-11-2015

2. Bhiwani Counsellors Camp Juniors Camp

60 60

28-10-2015 to 30-10-2015 02-11-2015 to 06-11-2015

3. Faridabad Counsellors Camp Juniors Camp

46 65

09-09-2015 to 11-09-2015 07-09-2015 to 11-09-2015

4.

Gurgaon Counsellors Camp Juniors Camp

50 50

22-12-2015 to 24-12-2015 14-12-2015 to 18-12-2015

5. Hisar Counsellors Camp Juniors Camp

64 37

17-02-2016 to 19-02-2016 08-02-2016 to 12-02-2016

6. Kurukshetra Juniors Camp 60 06-04-2015 to 10-04-2015

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7. Mewat Counsellors Camp Juniors Camp

56 58

10-02-2016 to 12-02-2016 08-02-2016 to 10-02-2016

8. Panipat Juniors Camp Counsellors Camp

60 54

11-09-2015 to 15-09-2015 16-09-2015 to 18-09-2015

9. Palwal Counsellors Camp Juniors Camp

37 80

19-11-2015 to 21-11-2015 17-11-2015 to 21-11-2015

10. Panchkula Counsellors Camp Juniors Camp

61 56

16-02-2016 to 18-02-2016 01-02-2016 to 05-02-2016

11. Narnaul Counsellors Camp Juniors Camp

54 57

21-12-2015 to 23-12-2015 12-10-2015 to 16-10-2015

12. Rewari Counsellors Camp Juniors Camp

59 65

08-02-2016 to 10-02-2016 01-02-2016 to 05-02-2016

13. Sonipat Juniors Camp 60 21-04-2015 to 25-04-2015

14. Yamuna Nagar

Counsellors Camp Juniors Camp

54 70

08-02-2016 to 10-02-2016 15-12-2015 to 19-12-2015

…for information

d) AWARDS TO DISTRICT EDUCATION OFFICERS/DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICERSDUJRING THE YEAR 2012-13, 2013-14 & 2014-15.

In the Sub-committee meeting of Junior Red Cross

Society held on 02-02-2010, it was decided that the

services of District Education Officers and District

Elementary Education Officers may also be recognized

for awards by Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana

State Branch, Chandigarh. The Award cases for the

year 2012-2013 have been received for District

Elementary Education Officer, Kaithal. 2013-2014

District Education Officers, Bhiwani & Fatehabad and

District Elementary Education Officer, Kaithal, 2014-

2015 District Education Officers, Bhiwani, Fatehabad,

Gurgaon and Hisar. As per criteria the following

awards have been decided by the Award Committee of

JRC activities:-

1. Smt. Santosh Kumari, DEEO, Kaithal 2012-13 Silver Medal

2. Smt. Nirmal Sheoran, DEO, Bhiwani 2013-14 &

2014-15

Gold Medal

3. Smt. Asha Grover, DEO, Fatehabad 2013-14 Gold Medal

4. Sh. Satish Rana, DEEO, Kaithal 2013-14 Gold Medal

5. Sh. Yagay Dutt, DEO, Fatehabad 2014-15 Gold Medal

6. Dr. Madhu Mittal, DEO, Hisar 2014-15 Gold Medal

7. Smt. Savitri Sihag, DEO, Panchkula 2014-15 Gold Medal

8. Dr. Manoj Kaushik, DEO, Gurgaon 2014-15 Gold Medal

…for information

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e) FACILITIES PROVIDED FOR JUNIORS

FOR THE YEAR 2013-14

(i) Issuance of Water Campers of 20 liters to

all District Education Officers & District

Elementary Education Officers in

Haryana for providing safe & potable

cool water to students.

Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State

Branch provided 60 water campers to each

District Elementary Education Officer for

further distribution to the schools under their

jurisdiction. Thus during the year 2013-14.

1260 water campers costing

Rs. 10,49,580/- have been distributed.

(ii) Issuance of First Aid Boxes to all District

Education Officers & District Elementary

Education Officers in Haryana.

Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State

Branch provided 50 First Aid Boxes to

each District Education Officer and 50 First

Aid Boxes to each District Elementary

Education Officer for further distribution

among the schools under their jurisdiction.

2,100 First Aid Boxes costing

Rs. 20,49,600/- have been distributed.

(iii) Issuance of Red Cross Jackets, Caps and Scarves & Vogals to all District Education Officers in Haryana.

Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State

Branch provided 500 Red Cross Jackets,

500 Caps and 500 Scarves & Vogals to

each District Education Officer for further

distribution among 20 High/Sr. Sec. Schools

for 25 students under their jurisdiction. 10,500

Red Cross Jackets costing to

Rs. 15,22,500/-, 10,500 caps Costing

Rs. 2,94,000/- and 10,500 Scarves & Vogals

costing to Rs. 3,15,000/- have been

distributed. The Red Cross Jackets, Caps and

Scarves & Vogals are put on by the JRC

volunteers on different Red Cross occasions.

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Thus material worth Rs. 52,30,680/-

have been distributed to Juniors

during the year 2013-14.

f) FACILITIES PROVIDED FOR JUNIORS

FOR THE YEAR 2014-15

(i) Issuance of Water Campers of 20 liters

to all District Education Officers &

District Elementary Education Officers

in Haryana for providing safe & potable

cool water to students.

Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State

Branch provided 60 water campers to each

District Education Officer and 120 water

campers to each District Elementary

Education Officer for further distribution to

the schools under their jurisdiction. Thus

during the year 2014-15 3,780 water

campers costing Rs. 25,36,430/- have

been distributed.

(i) Issuance of First Aid Boxes to all

District Education Officers & District

Elementary Education Officers in

Haryana.

Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State

Branch provided 50 First Aid Boxes to

each District Education Officer and 50 First

Aid Boxes to each District Elementary

Education Officer for further distribution

among the schools under their jurisdiction.

2,100 First Aid Boxes costing Rs.

16,29,495/- have been distributed.

(iii) Issuance of Red Cross Jackets, Caps and

Scarves & Vogals to all District

Education Officers in Haryana.

Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State

Branch provided 500 Red Cross Jackets,

500 Caps and 500 Scarves & Vogals to

each District Education Officer for further

distribution among 20 High/Sr. Sec. Schools

for 25 students under

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their jurisdiction. 10,500 Red Cross Jackets

costing to Rs. 15,42,398/-, 10,500 caps

costing Rs. 2,09,475/- and 10,500 Scarves &

Vogals costing to Rs. 2,69,010/- have been

distributed. The Red Cross Jackets, Caps and

Scarves & Vogals are put on by the JRC

volunteers on different Red Cross occasions.

Thus material worth Rs. 61,86,808/- have been

distributed to Juniors during the year 2014-15.

FACILITIES FOR JUNIORS FOR THE YEAR 2015-16

(i) Issuance of Water Campers of 20 litters to all

District Education Officers & District Elementary

Education Officers in Haryana for providing safe

& potable cool water to students.

Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch

provided 60 water campers to each District

Education Officer and 120 water campers to each

District Elementary Education Officer for further

distribution to the schools under their jurisdiction.

Thus during the year 2015-16 3,780 water

campers costing Rs. 25,36,380/- have been

distributed.

(ii) Issuance of First Aid Boxes to all District

Education Officers & District Elementary

Education Officers in Haryana.

Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch

provided 50 First Aid Boxes to each District

Education Officer and 50 First Aid Boxes to each

District Elementary Education Officer for further

distribution among the schools under their

jurisdiction. 2,050 First Aid Boxes costing Rs.

15,90,697/- have been distributed.

(iii)Issuance of Red Cross Jackets, Caps and

Scarves & Vogals to all District Education

Officers in Haryana.

Indina Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch

provided 500 Red Cross Jackets, 500 Caps and

500 Scarves & Vogals to each District Education

Officer for further distribution among 20 High/Sr.

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Sec. Schools for 25 students under their jurisdiction.

10,500 Red Cross Jackets costing to

Rs. 15,42,398/-, 10,500 caps costing Rs. 2,09,445/-

and 10,500 Scarves & Vogals costing to

Rs. 2,69,010/- have been distributed. The Red Cross

Jackets, Caps and Scarves & Vogals are put on by

the JRC volunteers on different Red Cross occasions.

Thus material worth Rs. 61,47,930/- have been

distributed to Juniors during the year 2015-16.

…for information

12. RELIEF PROVIDED DURING THE YEAR 2013-14

& 2014-15 BY THE INDIAN RED CROSS

SOCIETY, HARYANA STATE BRANCH WITHIN

STATE AND OUT OF STATE IN INDIA.

a) RELIEF PROVIDED TO FLOOD AFFECTED

DISTRICT YAMUNA NAGAR BY INDIAN RED

CROSS SOCIETY, HARYANA STATE

BRANCH IN THE MONTH OF JUNE, 2013.

DUE TO FLOODS RESULTING HEAVY RAINS.

The Relief material was received from National

Headquarter, New Delhi by the State Branch free of

cost which was provided by Indian Red Cross

Society, Haryana State Branch to the Flood

affected District Red Cross Branch Yamuna Nagar.

The detail is given below:-

Sr. No. Name of Items Quantity

1. Tent 25 nos

2. Torch (without cell) 06 nos

3. Blankets Cotton 200 nos

4. Bed Sheets 200 nos

5. Sarees 300 nos

6. Dhoti 200 nos

7. Kurta Pyjama 200 nos

8. Tarpaulin plastic 100 nos

9. Mosquito nets 50 nos

Noted

The Hony. Secretary informed

the House that during the

month of June, 2013, the relief

material in shape of material i.e.

tent, torch, blankets, bed

sheets, sarees, dhoti, kurta

pyjama, tarpaulin and mosquito

nets were provided to the flood

affected district Yamuna Nagar.

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(b) RELIEF PROVIDED BY DISTRICT RED CROSS BRANCHES TO UTTARAKHAND FOR THE VICTIMS OF FLOOD DURING THE YEAR 2013.

The following District Red Cross Branches sent the Relief Material amounting to Rs. 2,92,00,774/- to Uttarakhand State for the Victims of flood:- a) District Red Cross Branch,

Faridabad - Rs. 80,80,340-00 b) District Red Cross Branch,

Rewari - Rs. 70,00,000-00 c) District Red Cross Branch,

Yamuna Nagar - Rs. 1,35,000-00 d) District Red Cross Branch,

Panchkula - Rs. 11,00,000-00 e) District Red Cross Branch,

Hisar - Rs. 75,67,883-00 f) District Red Cross Branch,

Mewat - Rs. 41,93,347-00 g) District Red Cross Branch,

Karnal - Rs. 11,24,204-00

c) RELIEF PROVIDED BY HARYANA STATE RED CROSS TO UTTARAKHAND FOR THE VICTIMS OF FLOOD IN THE MONTH OF JULY, 2013.

Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State

Branch Provided Relief Material to the

Uttarakhand State Red Cross for the flood

victims amounting to Rs. 7,70,870/- The

detail list of Relief material is as under:-

Sr. No. Name of Items Quantity

1. Bed Sheets 500 Pcs.

2. Dhoti (Gents) 600 Pcs.

3. Floor Durries 14 Pcs.

4. Ground Sheets 05 Pcs.

5. Woollen Blankets 522 Pcs.

6. Fabric Sheets 201 Pcs.

7. Readymade Shirts (Gents) 100 Pcs.

8. Kurta Pajamas 300 Sets

9. Ladies Suits 100 Pcs.

10. Jerseys (Gents & Ladies) 475 Pcs.

11. Rain Suits (Water Proof) 200 s.

d) RELIEF PROVIDED BY HARYANA STATE RED CROSS TO JAMMU AND KASHMIR FOR THE VICTIMS OF FLOOD DURING THE YEAR 2014.

Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch Provided Relief Material to the Jammu

Hony. Secretary informed that District Red Cross Branches i.e. Faridabad, Rewari, Yamuna Nagar, Panchkula, Hisar, Mewat and Karnal sent relief material amounting to Rs. 2,92,00,774/- to Uttrakhand State for the victims of flood. Similarly relief material amounting to Rs. 7,70,870/- was provided by the Haryana Red Cross State branch.

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and Kashmir State Red Cross for the flood

victims amounting to Rs. 18,95,000/-. The

detail list of Relief material is as under:-

Sr. No. Name of Items Quantity

1. Cotton Blankets (Khes) 500 Pcs.

2. Kitchen Sets 1000 Sets

3. Torch With Battery 500 Pcs.

4. Plastic Buckets 500 Pcs.

5. Woollen Blankets 1000 Pcs.

6. Bed Durries 600 Pcs.

7. Kurta Pajamas 500 Pcs.

8. Solar Light 100 Sets

9. Rain Suits (Water Proof) 150 Pcs.

10. Biscuits 20 Boxes

11. Drinking Water (12x50) 50 Boxes

…for information

e) RELIEF PROVIDED BY DISTRICT RED CROSS BRANCHES TO JAMMU AND KASHMIR FOR THE VICTIMS OF FLOOD.

The following District Red Cross Branches sent the Relief Material amounting to Rs. 1,80,06,838/- to Jammu and Kashmir for the Victims of flood:-

a) District Red Cross Branch,

Faridabad - Rs. 1,03,77,700-00

b) District Red Cross Branch,

Panipat - Rs. 66,29,138-00

c) District Red Cross Branch,

Palwal - Rs. 10,00,000-00

f) RELIEF PROVIDED BY DISTRICT RED CROSS BRANCHES TO NEPAL FOR THE VICTIMS OF EARTH QUAKE IN APRIL, 2015.

The following District Red Cross Branches

sent the Relief Material amounting to

Rs. 1,59,41,771/- to Nepal for the

Earthquake:-

a) District Red Cross Branch,

Ambala - Rs. 11,50,000-00

b) District Red Cross Branch,

Faridabad - Rs. 23,36,021-00

c) District Red Cross Branch,

Gurgaon - Rs. 87,00,000-00

d) District Red Cross Branch,

Rohtak - Rs. 7,23,250-00

e) District red Cross Branch,

Jhajjar - Rs. 15,32,500-00

He also informed the House that

relief material of Rs. 18,95,000/-

was also provided by the Haryana

State Red Cross and relief amount

amounting to Rs. 1,80,06,838/- was

sent by the District Red Cross

Branches to the victims of Jammu &

Kashmir flood victims during 2014.

Similarly relief material amounting

to Rs. 1,59,41,771/- was sent to

Nepal for the earthquake victims by

the District Red Cross branches

during the month of April, 2015.

Rs. 2 lacs were sent by the Haryana

State Red Cross for the victims of

cyclone in Andhra Pradesh.

The House noted with appreciation.

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f) District Red Cross Branch,

Panchkula - Rs. 10,00,000-00

g) District Red Cross Branch,

Sonipat - Rs. 5 ,00,000-00

g) RELIEF PROVIDED BY INDIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY, HARYANA STATE BRANCH TO ANDHRA PRADESH FOR THE VICTIMS OF CYCLONE.

The Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State

Branch sent a cheque for Rs. 2 lacs to Andhra

Pradesh State for the victims of cyclone.

…For information

13. YOUTH RED CROSS ACTIVITY REPORT FROM THE YEAR 2013-14 TO 2015-16.

(a) INTER STATE (NATIONAL LEVEL) YOUTH RED CROSS TRAINING CAMPS FOR BOYS FROM UNIVERSITIES/ COLLEGES BOYS ORGANIZED BY INDIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY, HARYANA STATE BRANCH.

- 2013-14 Inter State Youth Red Cross Training Camp for Boys was organized from 22nd to 28th November, 2013 at Shri Jai Ram Vidyapeeth, Kurukshetra. In this camp 82 Youths and 14 Counsellors from 9 States/UTs including Haryana participated

- 2014-15 Inter State Youth Red Cross

Training Camp for Boys was organized

from 22nd to 28th November, 2014 at

Punjabi Dharamshala, Kurukshetra. In

this camp 84 Youths and

15 Counsellors from 10 States

including Haryana participated.

2015-16 Inter State Youth Red Cross

Training Camp for Boys was organized

from 16-22 September, 2015 at Laxmi

Bhawan of Shri Mata Mansa Devi Shrine

Board, Panchkula. In this camp

149 Youths and 14 Counsellors from

13 States/U.Ts including Haryana

participated.

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Noted

Hony. Secretary informed the House that at present every student of University, College and Institution is the member of Youth Red Cross. Youth Red Cross is the vibrant Unit of Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch and working in all Colleges/Institutions and Universities of Haryana. Youth Red Cross of Colleges/Universities/Institutions implement a number of social activities by organizing awareness camps, seminars, conferences, rallies at National, State, District, Universities and College Level with the principles of Health, Service and Friendship.

The House appreciated the activities being promoted by the Youth Red Cross.

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(B) STATE LEVEL YOUTH RED CROSS

TRAINING CAMPS FOR UNIVERSITIES/

COLLEGES BOYS & GIRLS

ORGANIZED BY INDIAN RED CROSS

SOCIETY, HARYANA STATE BRANCH.

(i) FOR BOYS 2013-14 State Level Youth Red Cross

Training Camp for Boys was organized

from 1st to 6th October, 2013 at Shri

Nangali Bela Ashram, Haridwar. In this

camp 90 youths &10 counsellors from

various Universities and Colleges of

9 districts of Haryana participated.

2014-15 State Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp for Boys was organized from 4th to 9th September, 2014 at Shri Nangali Bela Ashram, Haridwar. In this camp 146 youths & 13 counsellors from various Universities and Colleges of 15 districts of Haryana participated.

2015-16 State Level Youth Red Cross

Training Camp for Boys was organized

from 3rd to 8th August, 2015 at Laxmi

Bhawan, Shri Mata Mansa Devi Shrine

Board, Panchkula. In this camp

123 youths & 12 counsellors from

14 districts of Haryana participated.

(ii) FOR GIRLS 2013-14 State Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp for Girls was organized from 6th to 11th October, 2013 at Shri Nangali Bela Ashram, Haridwar. 71 participants (63 youths & 08 counsellors) from various colleges of 6 districts of Haryana attended the camp.

2014-15 State Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp for Girls was organized from 10th to 15th September, 2014 at Shri Nangali Bela Ashram, Haridwar. In this camp 101 participants (87 youths & 14 counsellors) from 10 districts of Haryana participated.

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2015-16 State Level Youth Red Cross Training

Camp for Girls was organized from 30th August

to 4th September, 2015 at Laxmi Bhawan, Shri

Mata Mansa Devi Shrine Board, Panchkula. In

this camp 111 youths & 17 counsellors from

13 districts of Haryana participated.

In these camps, participants were given detailed information on History & development of Red Cross and Youth Red Cross, Health Empowerment, Communicable diseases, Volunteerism, Women Empowerment, Energy Conservation, Human Rights, Dowry System, National Integration, Voluntary Blood Donation, Training in Yoga, Meditation, To help Sr. Citizens to deal with old age ailments/problems, Smoking & Drug De-addiction, Organ Donation, Disaster Management in the Community, Malaria, First Aid & Home Nursing Training, and HIV/AIDS by the experts.

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(C) DISTRICT LEVEL YOUTH RED CROSS TRAINING CAMPS. District Level Youth Red Cross training camp is organized by the District Red Cross Branches.Rs. 50,000/- is allocated to each District Red Cross Branch by Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch to organize 5 Days District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp (Day Camp). Red Cross Caps, Scarves, Vogals of Youth Red Cross and File Folders are provided by the State Branch for 50 to 60 participants for each camp upto the maximum limit of Rs. 5,000/- in addition to Rs. 50,000/-.

2013-14

(i) JIND District Red Cross Branch, Jind organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp for Boys & Girls from 16th to 20th September, 2013 at Red Cross Bhawan, Jind. 30 participants from various colleges of District-Jind attended the camp.

(ii) BHIWANI District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp was organised by District Red Cross Branch, Bhiwani from 12th to 16th November, 2013 at Red Cross Bhawan,

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Bhiwani. 46 participants from various colleges of District-Bhiwani attended the camp.

(iii) FARIDABAD District Red Cross Branch, Faridabad organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp for Boys & Girls from 18th to 22nd November, 2013 at Red Cross Bhawan, Faridabad. 59 participants from various colleges of District-Faridabad attended the camp.

(iv) KURUKSHETRA District Red Cross Branch, Kurukshetra organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp for Boys & Girls from 27th to 31st January, 2014 at Shri Krishna Museum, Kurukshetra. 60 participants from various colleges of Kurukshetra district attended the camp.

(v) PANCHKULA District Red Cross Branch, Panchkula organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp for Boys & Girls from 27th to 31st January, 2014 at Red Cross Bhawan, Panchkula 55 participants from various colleges of Panchkula district attended the camp.

(vi) SONIPAT

a. District Red Cross Branch, Sonipat organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp for Girls from 11th to 15th February, 2014 at Tika Ram Girls College, Sonipat. 69 participants from various colleges of Sonipat district attended the camp.

a. Organised District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp for Boys from 25th to 29th March, 2014 at C.R. A. College, Sonipat. 56 participants from various colleges of Sonipat district attended the camp.

(vii) ROHTAK District Red Cross Branch, Rohtak organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp for Girls from 18th to 22nd February, 2014 at Red Cross Bhawan, Rohtak. 42 participants from various colleges of Rohtak district attended the camp.

2014-15

(i) PALWAL District Red Cross Branch, Palwal organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp from 27th to 31st January, 2015at

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GGDSD, College, Palwal. 44 participants from various colleges of District-Palwal attended the camp.

(ii) YAMUNA NAGAR District Red Cross Branch, Yamuna Nagar organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp from 2nd to 6th February, 2015 at M.L.N. College, Yamuna Nagar. 60 participants from various colleges of District-Yamuna Nagar attended the camp.

(iii) JHAJJAR District Red Cross Branch, Jhajjar organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp from 17th to 21st February, 2015 at Govt. College, Jhajjar. 60 participants from various colleges of District-Jhajjar attended the camp.

(iv) FARIDABAD District Red Cross Branch, Faridabad organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp from 23rd to 27th February, 2015 at D.A.V. Centenrary College, Faridabad. 59 participants from various colleges of District-Faridabad attended the camp.

(v) PANCHKULA District Red Cross Branch, Panchkula organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp from 23rd to 27th February, 2015 at Govt. College, Barwala. 62 participants from various colleges of District-Panchkula attended the camp.

(vi) NARNAUL District Red Cross Branch, Narnaul organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp from 10th to 14th March, 2015 at Red Cross Bhawan, Narnaul. 50 participants from various colleges of District-Narnaul attended the camp.

(vii) SONIPAT District Red Cross Branch, Sonipat organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp from 10th to 14th March, 2015 at Hindu College of Education, Sonipat. 65 participants from various colleges of District-Sonipat attended the camp.

(viii) HISAR District Red Cross Branch, Hisar

organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training

Camp from 16th to 20th March, 2015 at Red Cross

Bhawan, Hisar. 41 participants from various

colleges of District- Hisar attended the camp.

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(ix) KURUKSHETRA District Red Cross

Branch, Kurukshetra organized District Level

Youth Red Cross Training Camp from 19th to

23rd March, 2015 at University Niwas, Shimla.

46 participants from various colleges of District-

Kurukshetra attended the camp.

(x) SIRSA District Red Cross Branch, Sirsa

organized District Level Youth Red Cross

Training Camp from 23rd to 27th March, 2015

at Youth Hostel, Sirsa. 60 participants

from various colleges of District-Sirsa attended

the camp.

2015-16

(i) SONIPAT District Red Cross Branch, Sonipat

organized District Level Youth Red Cross

Training Camp from 26th to 30st October, 2015

at Hindu College of Sonipat. 60 participants

from various colleges of District-Sonipat

attended the camp.

(ii) GURGAON District Red Cross Branch,

Gurgaon organized District Level Youth Red

Cross Training Camp from 8th to 12th February,

2016 at Govt. College for Girls, Sector-14,

Gurgaon. 63 participants from various colleges

of District-Gurgaon attended the camp.

(iii) NARNAUL District Red Cross Branch, Narnaul organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp from 8th to 12th February, 2016 at Red Cross Bhawan, Narnaul. 54 participants from various colleges of District-Narnaul attended the camp.

(iv) YAMUNA NAGAR District Red Cross Branch, Yamuna Nagar organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp from 15th to 19th February, 2016 at Red Cross Bhawan, Yamuna Nagar. 67 participants from various colleges of District-Yamuna Nagar attended the camp.

(v) AMBALA District Red Cross Branch, Ambala organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp from 15th to 19th February, 2016 at S.D. College, Ambala Cantt. 64

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participants from various colleges of District-Ambala attended the camp.

(vi) PANCHKULA District Red Cross Branch, Panchkula organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp from 23rd to 27th February, 2016 at Govt. College, Panchkula. 62 participants from various colleges of District-Panchkula attended the camp.

(vii) PALWAL District Red Cross Branch, Palwal organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp from 8th to 12th February, 2016 at Govt. College Hodal, Palwal. 55 participants from various colleges of District-Palwal attended the camp. (viii) ROHTAK District Red Cross Branch, Rohtak organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp from 20th to 24th February, 2016 at All India Jat Heroes Memorial College, Rohtak. 150 participants from various colleges of District-Rohtak attended the camp.

(ix) FARIDABAD District Red Cross Branch, Faridabad organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp from 08th to 12th February, 2016 at Aggarwal College, Tigaon, Ballabgarh, Faridabad. 64 participants from various colleges of District-Faridabad attended the camp.

(x) HISAR District Red Cross Branch, Hisar organized District Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp from 14th to 18th March, 2016 at Red Cross Bhawan, Hisar. 46 participants from various colleges of District-Hisar attended the camp.

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(d) PARTICIPATION OF OUR YOUTHS IN

YOUTH RED CROSS CAMPS

ORGANISED BY OTHER STATES/U.T

BRANCHES.

ODISHA STATE BRANCH:- Indian Red Cross Society, Odisha State Branch organized Inter State Study-cum-training camp from 23-01-2014 to 27-01-2014 at Red Cross Bhawan, Bhubaneswar. A team comprising of four students accompanied by Prof. Balram Sharma from D.A.V. (PG) College, Karnal

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represented the Haryana State Branch in the camp and they participated in various competitions and got prizes. The team was highly appreciated by the organizers and honoured with a special appreciation award by the organizers.

(e) ACTIVITIES TAKEN BY YOUTH RED

CROSS, M.D. UNIVERSITY, ROHTAK

2013-14 (i) ONE DAY EYE, DENTAL & BLOOD

(ANAEMIA) CHECK UP AND HEALTH CAMP- M. D. UNIVERISTY, ROHTAK.

University Youth Red Cross, Maharishi Dayanand University, Rohtak organized one day Eye, Dental & Blood (Anaemia) check up & health check up camp at Mini Health Centre at Girls Hostel, M.D. University Rohtak on 25th April, 2013. Camp was inaugurated by Dr. Chand Singh Dhull, Director, PGIMS, Rohtak. 360 girl students were got checked up by the doctors.

(ii) YOUTH RED CROSS HEALTH AWARENESS/TRAINING CAMP FOR GIRLS AT DALHOUSIE, HIMACHAL PRADESH

Youth Red Cross, M.D. University, Rohtak organized Health awareness/ training camp for Girls in collaboration with District Red Cross Society, Chamba (Himachal Pradesh) from 07-06-2013 to 13-06-2013 at Bachat Bhawan, Dalhousie. In this camp 32 Girls & 02 counsellors from various colleges affiliated to M.D. University, Rohtak participated.

(iii) HELP TO FLOOD VICTIMS OF UTTRAKHAND STATE

Due to heavy rain in Uttrakhand on 15th June,

2013, so many area of State adversely

affected and damaged and lost so many

human & cattles lives. Keeping in view the

affect of natural calamities in Uttrakhand

State, Youth Red Cross, M.D. University,

Rohtak sent a sum of Rs. 2,00,000/- (Rs. Two

lac only) to C.M. Relief Fund, Haryana on a/c

of C.M. Relief Fund Uttrakhand State for the

flood victims of Uttrakhand.

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(iv) FIRST AID TRAINING FOR UNIVERISTY YRC YOUTHS.

Youth Red Cross, M.D. University, Rohtak organized eight days First Aid training in University Youth Red Cross office from 23-10-2013 to 31-10-2013. 75 students from different departments of University attended the training sessions.

(v)ONE DAY UNIVERSITY LEVEL DISASTER MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP FOR PRINCIPALS, YOUTH RED CROSS COUNSELLORS AND VOLUNTEERS.

Youth Red Cross, M.D. University, Rohtak organized one day University Level Disaster Management workshop for Principals, Youth Red Cross Counsellors and Volunteers on 28-11-2013 in collaboration with Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch, HIPA, Gurgaon and National Disaster Management Authority, Govt. of India, New Delhi. More than 350 delegates from various colleges affiliated to M.D. University, Rohtak, faculties, Secretaries of various District Red Cross Branches and Youth Red Cross volunteers attended the workshop.

(vi) AWARENESS RALLY ON HIV/AIDS – 1st DECEMBER, 2013.

Youth Red Cross, M.D. University, Rohtak organized a rally on the occasion of World AIDS Day on 01-12-2013 to create awareness about HIV/AIDS amongst the public. Youth Red Cross Volunteers from various colleges and from University participated in the rally.

2013-15 i. FIRST AID AND HOME NURSING

TRAINING TO YOUTH RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS OF M.D. UNIVERSITY, ROHTAK.

First Aid Training was imparted to volunteers of YRC, MDU, Rohtak from 5-1-2015 to 10-10-2015. 40 volunteers got training.

ii. UNIVERSITY LEVEL SEMINAR ON HYGIENE AND SAFE DRINKING WATER. Youth Red Cross M.D. University, Rohtak

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organized a University level Seminar on Hygiene and Safe drinking water on 9-1-2015 in the University campus to create awareness among the students and staff. 200 Principals, YRC Counsellors and Volunteers participated in the Seminar.

iii) CELEBRATION OF ‘RASHTRIYA YUVA DIWAS’ ON 12-1-2015.

To recognize the services rendered by Swami Vivekanand to the nation, a State Level function was organised in Tagore Auditorium, M.D.U. Rohtak on 12-1-2015. Sh. Manohar Lal Khatter, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Haryana was the Chief Guest and Sh. Anil Viz, Heath Minister, Govt. of Haryana was the Guest of Honour, More than 2000 YRC volunteers, NSS volunteers participated in this programme, Hon’ble Chief Minister motivated the students to follow the path shown by Swami Vivekanand. Sh. Anil Viz, and other dignitaries also expressed their views which were very impressive and informative for the participants.

iv)COUNSELLING SESSION FOR PERSONAL PROBLEMS FOR STAFF AND STUDENTS OF COLLEGES/ INSTITUTES AFFILIATED WITH M.D.U. ROHTAK. Keeping in view the importance/requirement

of counselling session (as personal

problems of students are increasing day by

day), counselling sessions were arranged by

Youth Red Cross, M.D.U. Rohtak on 15-1-

2015, More than 25 students from various

colleges and UTD attended the said

counselling session.

v.) HEALTH AWARENESS TRAINING CAMP FOR YRC VOLUNTEERS (GIRLS) AT UDAIPUR FROM 20-1-2015 TO 26-1-2015. Health awareness training camp for YRC

volunteers (Girls) was organized in

collaboration with District Red Cross

Society, Udaipur from 20-1-2015 to

26-1-2015 at Shri Jin Dutt Suri Dharmshala,

Surjpol, Udaipur. 35 volunteers and staff

members participated in this camp.

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vi) HEALTH AWARENESS /TRAINING CAMP FOR YRC VOLUNTEERS (BOYS) AT JODHPUR AND JAISALMER (RAJASTHAN) FROM 30-1-2015 TO 5-2-2015.

M.D.U. Rohtak, organised a Health

Awareness/ Training camp for youths

(Boys) in collaboration with Distt. Red

Cross Society, Jaisalmer from 30-1-2015 to

5-2-2015 at Youth Hostel Jodhpur and

Mahaswari Dharamshala Jaisalmer.

35 YRC volunteers (Boys) from various

colleges affiliated with M.D.U. Rohtak and

two YRC counselors.

vii. BLOOD DONATION CAMP AT YRC OFFICE M.D.U. ROHTAK. ON 16-2-2015 AND 26-02-2015.

M.D.U. Rohtak organized two Voluntary

Blood Donation Camps on 16-2-2015 &

26-02-2015, in which 102 and 121 YRC

volunteers donated blood respectively.

VIII) UNIVERSITY LEVEL WORKSHOP ON

HEALTH & HYGIENE (REGARDING HEALTH, HYGIENE AND PAIN MANAGEMENT) FOR YRC COUNSELLOR AND VOLUNTEERS.

One day University level workshop on

Health and Hygiene for YRC Counsellors

and Volunteers was organised on

17-3-2015 at Radha Krishanan Shabhagar.

About 475 YRC counsellors and volunteers

participated in the workshop.

ix. HEALTH CHECK UP CAMP FOR GIRLS

ON 16-4-2015 AT GIRLS HOSTEL, M.D.U.

ROHTAK.

M.D.U., Rohtak organized an Eye, Dental

and Blood (Anaemia) check up camp in Mini

Health Centre at Girls Hostel complex,

M.D.U. Rohtak on 16-4-2015. 318 girl

students were checked up in the said camp.

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X) HEALTH CHECK UP CAMP FOR BOYS ON 17-4-2015 AT ACTIVITY CENTRE, M.D.U. ROHTAK.

M.D.U. Rohtak organized an Eye, Dental and Blood (Anaemia) check up camp at Student’s Activity Centre M.D.U. Rohtak on 17-4-2015. 425 students were checked up in the said camp.

xi. EYE CHECK UP, EYE DONATION AND EYE CARE AWARENESS TRAINING CAMP FOR STUDENTS( BOYS& GIRLS) AND TEACHING AND NON TEACHING STAFF OF UTD AND AFFILIATED COLLEGES OF M.D.U. ROHTAK.

M.D.U. Rohtak organised an Eye Check up,

Eye Donation and Eye Care Awareness and

Training Camp for students (Boys& Girls)

and teaching and non-teaching staff of UTD

and affiliated colleges on 23-4-2015 at YRC

office, M.D.U. Rohtak. 246 students and

staff members attended the said camp.

About 40 students/staff members registered

themselves for eye donation.

xii. CELEBRATION OF WORLD RED CROSS

DAY ON 8TH MAY 2015.

M.D.U. Rohtak celebrated World Red Cross

Day by organizing a programme on 8-5-2015.

About 50 Youth Red Cross volunteers from

University teaching departments participated

in the celebration.

xiii. ADOPTION OF VILLAGE TO ORGANIZE HEALTH AWARENESS AND HEALTH SCREENING CAMP.

Three Zonal conveners adopted the Village

and organised Health awareness and

screening camp with the help of concerned

Secretary District Red Cross Society and

Civil Surgeon. These camps were

appreciated by the Village Panchayats and

people of villages as the camps were very

useful for village population.

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XIV) HEALTH AWARENESS TRAINING CAMP FOR YRC VOLUNTEERS (BOYS) AT DHANACHULI (UTTRAKHAND) FROM 26-5-2015 TO 01-06-2015.

M.D. University, Rohtak organized the

second out of the State Health Awareness

and Training Camp for the boys was held at

Youth Centre Cum Holiday Home at

Dhanachuli (Nanital). 33 boys from UTD and

affiliated Colleges participated in the Camp.

xv) Health Awareness Training Camp for

YRC volunteers (Girls) at Mussoorie

(Uttrakhand) from 09-06-2015 to

14-06-2015.

Youth Red Cross, M.D. University, Rohtak

organized the second out of the state Health

Awareness and Training Camp for girls at

Youth Hostel Mussoorie (Uttrakhand).

33 YRC volunteers (girls) from UTD

and affiliated colleges participated in the

said camp.

xvi)SEVEN DAYS HEALTH/AWARENESS

TRAINING CAMP AT M.D.U ROHTAK.

Seven days Health awareness and Training

camp of YRC Volunteers was organized

from 18-6-2015 to 24-6-2015 at M.D.

University Campus Rohtak. During the

Camp, Yoga training was given to the

participants. 49 YRC volunteers from

University Teaching Departments and Local

Colleges affiliated to M.D. University

participated in the camp.

xvii) SAWACHTA ABHIYAN

50 YRC Volunteers, M.D. University

participated in the Sawachta Abhiyan

launched by M.D.University, Rohtak on

23.06.2015. The volunteers took a round of

the campus and cleaned the lawns and

roadside by picking rags and papers and

spread the message of cleanliness amongst

the University Fraternity and Masses.

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2015-16 i. HEALTH CHECK UP CAMP FOR GIRLS ON

16-4-2015 AT GIRLS HOSTEL, M.D.U. ROHTAK.

University Youth Red Cross M.D.U., Rohtak organized an Eye, Dental and Anaemia check up camp in Mini Health Centre at Girls Hostel complex, M.D.U. Rohtak on 16-4-2015. 318 girl’s students attended the said camp for their health check up.

ii. HEALTH CHECK UP CAMP FOR BOYS ON

17-4-2015 AT ACTIVITY CENTRE, M.D.U. ROHTAK.

University Youth Red Cross M.D.U. Rohtak organized an Eye, Dental and Anaemia check up camp at Student’s Activity Centre M.D.U. Rohtak on 17-4-2015. 425 students attended the said camp for their health check up.

III) EYE CHECK UP, EYE DONATION AND EYE CARE AWARENESS TRAINING CAMP FOR STUDENTS( BOYS & GIRLS) AND TEACHING AND NON TEACHING STAFF OF UTD AND AFFILIATED COLLEGES OF M.D.U. ROHTAK.

University Youth Red Cross, M.D.U. Rohtak organised an Eye Check up, Eye Donation and Eye Care Awareness and Training Camp for students (Boys & Girls) and teaching and non teaching staff of UTD and affiliated colleges on 23-4-2015 at YRC office, M.D.U. Rohtak. A total 246 students and staff member attended the said camp.

iv. CELEBRATION OF WORLD RED CROSS DAY ON 8TH MAY 2015.

8th May is Birth anniversary of Sir Jean Hery Dunaut Founder of Red Cross, which is being celebrated throughout the World as Red Cross Day. Keeping in view the importance of World Red Cross Day, Youth Red Cross, M.D.U. Rohtak celebrated the day by organizing a programme on 8-5-2015. About 50 Youth Red Cross volunteers from University teaching departments participated in the celebration.

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V) HEALTH AWARENESS TRAINING CAMP FOR YRC VOLUNTEERS (BOYS) AT DHANACHULI (UTTRAKHAND) FROM 26-5-2015 TO 01-06-2015.

Youth Red Cross, M.D. University, Rohtak organized Health Awareness and Training Camp for the boys was held at M.D. University, Youth Centre Cum Holiday Home at Dhanachuli (Nanital). 33 boys from UTD and affiliated Colleges participated in the Camp.

vi) Health Awareness Training Camp for YRC volunteers (Girls) at Mussoorie (Uttrakhand) from 09-06-15 to 14-06-2015.

Youth Red Cross, M.D. University, Rohtak organized Health Awareness and Training Camp for girls at Youth Hostel Mussoorie (Uttrakhand). 33 YRC volunteers (girls) from UTD and affiliated colleges participated in the said camp.

vii)SEVEN DAYS HEALTH/AWARENESS

TRAINING CAMP AT M.D.U ROHTAK Seven days Health awareness and Training camp of YRC Volunteers was organized by M.D.U. Youth Red Cross from 18-6-2015 to 24-6-2015 at M.D.University Campus Rohtak. 49 YRC volunteers from University Teaching Departments and Local Colleges affiliated to M.D. University participated in the camp.

viii. SAWACHTA ABHIYAN

YRC Volunteers, M.D. University

participated in the Sawachta Abhiyan

Launched by M.D. University, Rohtak on

23.06.2015. 50 YRC Volunteers participated

in the Camp.

ix. BLOOD DONATION CAMP

Youth Red Cross, M.D. University, Rohtak

organised voluntary blood donation camp on

09-09-2015, 16-09-2015 and 01-10-2015

and collected 93, 105 and 75 units of blood

respectively.

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x. FIRST AID AND HOME NURSING TRAINING Youth Red Cross, M.D. University, Rohtak organised First Aid training camp in the

office of University Youth Red Cross from

08-09-2015 to 15-09-2015. 116 students

from different departments of University

attended the training. Similarly First Aid

training was imparted to 32 students of

different departments of University from

17th to 24th November, 2015.

xi. ORIENTATION COURSE FOR YRC VOLUNTEERS AND COUNSELLORS Youth Red Cross, M.D. University, Rohtak organized one day orientation course for YRC volunteers and Counsellors on 05-10-2015 in the university campus. The main focus of the orientation course was to create awareness regarding Youth Red Cross activities at University and College level.

xii. WORLD AIDS DAY AWARENESS CAMPAIGN. Youth Red Cross, M.D. University, Rohtak organized World AIDS Day on 1st December, 2015 to create awareness about HIV/AIDS among the students. 138 Youth Red Cross volunteers participated in the campaign.

(f) ACTIVITIES TAKEN BY YOUTH RED CROSS, CHOUDHARY CHARAN SINGH HARYANA AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY, HISAR.

2013-14 i) FIRST-AID Training Camp for Girl Students

First Aid Training was conducted from 12-22 August, 2013 by University Youth Red Cross in collaboration with District Red Cross Society, Hisar. 100 girls students took First-Aid Training.

i. Blood Donation Camp on 7th November, 2013 University Youth Red Cross organized a Blood Donation Camp on 7th November, 2013 in the premises of College of Home Science. 326 units of blood were collected in a single day of camp.

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(g) ACTIVITIES TAKEN BY YOUTH RED CROSS ALL INDIA JAT HEROES’ MEMORIAL COLLEGE, ROHTAK DURING 2015-16

i) Environment Protection Campaign Youth Red Cross volunteers participated in

the event & planted more than 500 saplings in

the college campus.

ii) First Aid and Home Nursing Training (07.09.2015 to 15.09.2015)

First Aid and Home Nursing Training

Camp was organized by Youth Red Cross of

the college in the college campus from

07.09.2015 to 15.09.2015.

iii) Meditation Workshop One day Meditation Workshop was organized by Youth Red Cross and NSS Units in the college campus on 11.09.2015. Large number of YRC volunteers participated in the workshop.

iv) Female Health Check-up & Gynaecological Awareness Camp.

Youth Red Cross of the college organized a camp on 17.09.2015 for the health check-up of female students and staff.

v) Voluntary Blood Donation Fifteen Youth Red Cross Volunteers of A.I. Jat H.M. College, Rohtak donated their blood in the Blood Donation Camp organized by YRC – M.D. University, Rohtak on 1st October, 2015.

vi) World Mental Health Day Youth Red Cross of the college celebrated

International Mental Health Day on 10.10.2015 in collaboration with the doctors of Psychiatry Department, P.G.I.M.S. Rohtak.

vii. Drive against Dengue-Cleaning of Water Tanks YRC-Volunteers of the college took essential measures for prevention against this disease. They cleaned the water tanks of the college to prevent the growth of mosquito larvae on 19.10.2015.

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viii.Directory of Blood Donors: YRC

VOLUNTEERS ON CALL 24x7

The YRC-Society has a well maintained

Directory of Blood Donors, complete with the

requisite information: Name, Class, Roll No.,

Blood Group and Contact no.

ix. Campaign against Fire Crackers:

Environment Protection.

Meeting of the Executive Committee,

Counsellors and Student representative of

Youth Red Cross of the college was held on

02.11.2015 and it was resolved unanimously

that from this year All India Jat Heroes’

Memorial College ground will not be used

for fireworks stalls as usually used in the

previous years.

x. Traffic Rule Awareness

For Traffic Rule Awareness and Road Safety

measures, Quiz Competition was organized

by Youth Red Cross of the college on

06.11.2015. 716 students participated in the

competition.

xi. World AIDS Day Celebration (30.11.2015 &

01.12.2015)

Two days Awareness Programme on

HIV/AIDS was organised by the Youth Red

Cross of the college to support the people

living with HIV/AIDS and to commemorate

people who have died because of this

disease. On this occasion on the spot poster

making contest and slogan writing

competitions on AIDS & its prevention were

also organized.

14. INCREASE OF SANCTION POST FOR TWO

DRIVERS FOR RED CROSS & ST. JOHN.

Item deleted

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15. FOR EXTENDING THE TERM OF DR. J L

CHAUDHRY, HONY. SR. VICE-CHAIRMAN,

INDIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY, HARYANA

STATE BRANCH, CHANDIGARH.

Hon’ble Governor-cum-President, IRCS,

Haryana State Branch has extended the

term of Dr. J L Chaudhry, Hony. Sr. Vice-

Chairman, Indian Red Cross Society,

Haryana State Branch, Chandigarh for

further two years vide order No. HRB-RA-

7(16)-2000/7390 dated 21-10-2014 on the

same terms & conditions.

... For Ratification

Ratified

16. FOR EXTENDING THE TERM OF COL (RETD.)

DR. G. P. TANEJA, HONY. SECRETARY,

INDIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY, HARYANA

STATE BRANCH, CHANDIGARH.

a) Hon’ble Governor-cum-President, IRCS,

Haryana State Branch has extended the

terms of Col (Retd.) Dr. G. P. Taneja, Hony.

Secretary, Indian Red Cross Society,

Haryana State Branch for further two years

vide order No. HRB-RA-8(71)-92/3008 dated

09-05-2014 on the same terms and

conditions.

b) Hon’ble Governor-cum-President, IRCS,

Haryana State Branch has extended the

terms of Col (Retd.) Dr. G. P. Taneja, Hony.

Secretary, Indian Red Cross Society,

Haryana State Branch for four months vide

order No. HRB-RA-8(71)-92/4179 dated

23-05-2016 on the same terms and

conditions.

....for Ratification

Ratified

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17. ALLOTMENT OF LAND TO INDIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY, HARYANA STATE BRANCH, SECTOR-16, CHANDIGARH AT CHANDIGARH/ PANCHKULA.

1. It is submitted that the decision taken by the

Managing Body in its meeting held on

25th July, 2013 under the Presidentship of

Hon’ble Governor-cum-President, Indian Red

Cross Society, Haryana State Branch,

Chandigarh for allotment of land to Indian Red

Cross Society, Haryana State Branch,

Chandigarh for construction of office building and

staff quarters is reproduced as under:-

“Hon’ble Chief Minister suggested that it

would be better to get required land in

Chandigarh in place of Panchkula.

He further requested H.E. the Governor-cum-

President to take up the matter with the

Chandigarh Administration at his own level to

allot land in Chandigarh for office purpose

and staff quarters for employees of Red

Cross/St. John Ambulance. In this regard H.E.

assured the House that he will take

appropriate action at his level.

Hon’ble Chief Minister further assured that

in case of denial from Chandigarh

Administration, the case for allotment of

land of one acre at Panchkula would be

considered by Haryana Govt.

H.E. the Governor directed to put up the

proposal to him and he will further take up

this matter with Chandigarh Administration.”

2. Accordingly, this office had also made a

request to Hon’ble Governor for allotment of

land. (Annexure – A). On our request Hon’ble

Governor Haryana-cum-President, Indian Red

Cross Society, Haryana State Branch had

directed vide letter No. HRB-RA-(IRCS)

2012/9047 dated 21-11-2013 that the matter

may be taken up with the Administrative

Department of Red Cross (i.e. Health

Hony. Secretary informed the House

after bifurcating from the joint Punjab

in the year 1971, the office of the

Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana

State Branch is working in the

premises of Red Cross Bhawan on

rent basis which is under the

ownership of Indian Red Cross

Society, Punjab State Branch,

Chandigarh, which is not sufficient,

therefore, to maintain and enhance

the activities of Indian Red Cross

Society, Haryana State Branch a

proper accommodation for office is

required.

Hony. Secretary informed that this

office has already sent request to

Administrator, HUDA, Panchkula for

allotment of land to Indian Red Cross

Society, Haryana State Branch in

Panchkula and the same is in

pipeline. Secretary to Governor,

Haryana also requested to Hon’ble

Chief Minister, Haryana to allot land

to Haryana State Red Cross for

construction of office building.

Hon’ble Chief Minister assured to

consider this matter shortly.

Hony. Secretary further added that

over Rs. 13 to 14 Crores Corpus

Funds (JRC) were available with the

Society, if these are not utilized for

land and building, we may be

paying heavy income tax upto 33%.

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Department). As per directions of Hon’ble Governor,

this office sent a request letter No. Pub/HUDA/-

LAND/H/2013 /4145 dated 02-12-2013, and

subsequent reminders dated 18-02-2014, 15-4-2015

and 09-06-2015 (Copies enclosed) to the Additional

Chief Secretary, Department of Health, Govt. of

Haryana, Chandigarh for allotment of land in

Chandigarh from the Chandigarh Administration,

Chandigarh.

3. The Additional Chief Secretary, Health Department, Govt. of Haryana Administrative Department of Red Cross replied this office vide their letter No. 20/15/2014-5HB-III dated 26/30-06-2015 (Copy enclosed) to take up the matter for allotment of land to this office at our own level.

4. Keeping above in view, the Hon’ble Governor Haryana-cum-President, Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch directed to take up the proposal for allotment of 1 acre land for constructions of office building and staff quarters for Red Cross Society in Panchkula. Accordingly, the case is being pursued with the Chief Administrator, HUDA, Panchkula by the Secretary to Governor Haryana.

5. The Chief Administrator, HUDA has informed

vide their letter No. UB-A-7-2016/2658 dated 04-

02-2016 that our request letter has been

forwarded to the office of Administrator, HUDA,

Panchkula/Chief Town Planner, HUDA,

Panchkula for sending report in the matter. It

has further been mentioned that the same will

be submitted to this office as and when it is

received from both the above offices. (Copy

enclosed) (Appendix-C)

6. It is requested that due priority be given to this long pending request of the Society.

…For Consideration

Hence this request should be

considered on priority.

18. THE MINUTES OF THE FOLLOWING SUB-COMMITTEES. The meetings of the various sub-committees of

Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch

were held during the year 2013-14 to 2015-16. The

minutes of the same are appended herewith for

Approved for the years

2013-14 to 2015-16

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information and approval as per appendix given below:-

i. Junior Red Cross Sub-Committee meeting held on 20

th November, 2013

& 19th November, 2015

Appendix-D, D-1

ii. Youth Red Cross Sub-Committee meeting held on 29-01-14 & 28-03-16

Appendix-E, E-1

iii. Hospital Welfare Section Sub-Committee meeting held on 16

th April, 2014 & 06

th November, 2015

Appendix-F, F-1

iv. Disaster Relief Preparedness Sub-Committee meeting held on 16

th April, 2014 & 06

th November, 2015

Appendix-G, G-1

v. Award Sub-committee meeting minutes Appendix-G-2

…for approval

19. CONSTITUTION OF MANAGING BODY FOR THE

YEAR 2014-15 & 2015-16.

The Managing Body of the society for the year

2014-15 & 2015-16 has been approved by the Hon’ble

Governor-cum-President. The constitution of so-

constituted Managing Body Committee is placed before

the Annual General meeting for ratification. The Managing

Body for the 2014-15 & 2015-16 is as under:-

1. Governor of Haryana

2. Chief Minister, Haryana

3. Sh. Deepender Singh Hooda, Member of Parliament.

4. Dr. J.L. Chaudhry, Hony. Sr. Vice-Chairman, Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch, Chd.

5. Director General, Health Services, Haryana.

6. Director General, Secondary Education, Haryana.

7. Commissioner & Secretary to Govt. Haryana, Social Justice and Empowerment Department, Haryana.

8. Director General, Social Justice and Empowerment Department, Haryana

9. Social Welfare Minister, Haryana.

10. Health Minister, Haryana

11. Education Minister, Haryana

12. Financial Commissioner and Principal Secretary to Govt. Haryana, Finance Deptt.

13. Financial Commissioner and Principal Secretary to Govt. Haryana, Health Deptt.

14. Secretary to Governor, Haryana.

15. Commissioner, Higher Education, Haryana.

16. Commissioner, Ambala.

17. Commissioner, Gurgaon.

18. Commissioner, Hisar

19. Commissioner, Rohtak.

20. Dr. Jagat Ram, Eyes Department, PGI, Chandigarh.

21. Dr. Kartar Singh, Gastroenterology, PGI, Chandigarh

22-42. Presidents, all District Red Cross Branches in Haryana.

43. Hony. Secretary, Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch, Chandigarh.

…for ratification

Approved for the year

2014-15 and for the year

2015-16

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Note: With adoption of Uniform Rules issued by

National Headquarters, New Delhi. A new

Mananging Body (2015-16) has been constituted.

See Agenda Item No. 21.

20. CONSTITUTION OF SUB-COMMITEES FOR THE YEAR

2015-16 (FINANCIAL YEAR)

Hon’ble Governor-cum-President, IRCS, Haryana State

Branch has approved the following Sub-Committees for

the years 2014-15 & 2015-16, which are contained in

the Appendices as per details given below:-

1. Hospital Welfare Section. Appendix-H

2. Voluntary Blood Donation Services. Appendix-I

3. Junior Red Cross (School Unit). Appendix-J

4. Disaster Relief Preparedness. Appendix-K

5. Award Committee. Appendix-L

6. Youth Red Cross. Appendix-M

It is proposed that the above sub-committees for the

year 2014-15 & 2015-16 may be approved and same

may be continued for the year 2016-17.

…For ratification & approval

Approved for the years

2014-15, 2015-16 and

2016-17.

21. ADOPTION OF UNIFORM RULES FOR

STATE/UT/DISTRICT BRANCHES MADE BY INDIAN

RED CROSS SOCIETY, NATIONAL

HEADQUARTERS, NEW DELHI UNDER SECTION 5

OF THE INDIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY ACT, 1920.

The Uniform Rules for State/U.T./District Branches made

by National Headquarter, New Delhi under section 5 of

Indian Red Cross Society Act, 1920 (as Amended by Act

No. 22 of 1956 and the Adaptation of Laws (No. 4) under

of 1957 and the Act No. 14 of 1992) have been received

for implementation and the same have been approved

by the Hon’ble Governor-cum-President, Indian Red

Cross Society, Haryana State Branch vide approval

dated 29-02-2016 (Copy enclosed) with the composition

of Governance, Managing Committee, Executive

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Committee for the State Branch and nominating of Chairman and Vice-President of District Red Cross Branch in Haryana on the basis of said uniform rules as under:-

PROPOSED CHAPTER III

GOVERNANCE

A. President and Vice Presidents of State Branches.

a) President: The Governor of Haryana shall be the

President of the Indian Red Cross Society,

Haryana State Branch.

b) Vice-

President:

The Chief Minister of Haryana shall be the

ex-Officio Vice-President of the Indian

Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch.

c) Chairman The Governor of Haryana shall also be

the ex-officio Chairman of the State

Managing Committee.

d) Honorary

Treasurer

Sh. Gyan Chand Gupta, MLA, Panchkula

co-opted as Honorary Treasurer.

Functions, Powers & Terms of the President and the

Vice-President:

a. President

(i) Shall preside over the Annual General Meeting.

(ii) Shall approve the minutes of General Meeting.

(iii) Shall exercise other powers as provided under

these rules.

The Vice President shall in the absence of the President,

discharge the functions of the President.

Composition of the Managing Committee

The Managing Committee of State Branch shall comprise of the

following: -

(a) Chairman: The Governor of Haryana.

(b) Honorary Treasurer: Sh. Gyan Chand Gupta, MLA,

Panchkula

(c) Vice Chairman Dr. J L Chaudhry, former Director General

Health Services, Haryana and presently

Hony. Sr. Vice Chairman of Indian Red

Cross Society, Haryana State Branch.

(d) i) Life Member Secretary to Governor Haryana

(Ex officio)

ii) Life Member Dr. Miss Manmohan Kaur (Former

Secretary of Haryana State Red Cross

Branch and the Joint Secretary, National

Hqrs.)

(e) All Deputy Commissioners-cum-Presidents of District Red

Cross Branches in Haryana.

(f) General Secretary/Hony. Secretary, Indian Red Cross

Society, Haryana State Branch.

(g) Joint Secretary, Indian Red Cross Society/St. John

Ambulance (India), Haryana State Branch.

(h) i) Director General Social Justice & Empowerment

Department Haryana.

ii) Director General Higher Education Haryana.

iii) Director Secondary Education Haryana.

iv) Director Elementary Education Haryana

v) Director General Health Services Haryana.

All the members of the Committee shall be

subscribing members and each one of them

shall take oath in the first meeting of the

Managing

GOVERNANCE

The House unanimously approved the

proposed Goverance for Indian Red

Cross Society, Haryana State Branch.

Composition of the Managing Committee

The House unanimously approved the proposed Managing Committee for Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch as under:- (a) Chairman: The Governor of Haryana.

(b) Honorary Treasurer: Sh. Gyan Chand Gupta,

MLA, Panchkula

(c) Vice Chairman To be nominated by the Hon’ble

Governor-cum-President, Indian

Red Cross Society, Haryana

State Branch

(d) i) Life Member Secretary to Governor Haryana

(Ex officio)

ii) Life Member Dr. Miss Manmohan Kaur

(Former Secretary of Haryana

State Red Cross Branch and the

Joint Secretary, National Hqrs.)

(e) All Deputy Commissioners-cum-Presidents of

District Red Cross Branches in Haryana.

(f) General Secretary/Hony. Secretary, Indian Red

Cross Society, Haryana State Branch.

(g) Joint Secretary, Indian Red Cross Society/St.

John Ambulance (India), Haryana State Branch.

(h) i) Director General Social Justice & Empowerment

Department Haryana.

ii) Director General Higher Education Haryana.

iii) Director Secondary Education Haryana.

iv) Director Elementary Education Haryana

v) Director General Health Services Haryana.

All the members of the Committee

shall be subscribing members and

each one of them shall take oath in the

first meeting of the Managing

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Committee held after its election or composition to the

effect to follow the seven Fundamental Principles of

the Red Cross and agree to undertake the tasks and

responsibilities assigned to him/her. Note: The terms of the Managing Body Committee, its

Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Treasurer shall be for three

years.

Executive Committee: -

i) The Managing Committee may at its first meeting after its

Constitution appoint an Executive Committee for the

transaction of the current business of the State Branch. The

Transactions of such Committee shall be duly recorded and

laid before the Managing Committee at its next meeting.

ii) The Executive Committee shall consist of: -

a) Chairman. In his absence the Vice-Chairman or any

member to be elected by members present who form

the corum may chair the meeting.

b) Five Deputy Commissioners-cum-Presidents, District

Red Cross Branches in Haryana.

i)Deputy Commissioner, Panchkula

ii) Deputy Commissioner, Ambala

iii) Deputy Commissioner, Kurukshetra

iv) Deputy Commissioner, Karnal

v) Deputy Commissioner, Yamuna Nagar

c) Honorary Treasurer: Sh. Gyan Chand Gupta, MLA,

Panchkula

d) Hony. General Secretary Indian Red Cross Society,

Haryana State Branch.

e) Dr. N.K. Arora, Former, Director General Health

Services, Haryana-cum-Vice Chairman, Indian Red

Cross Society, Haryana State Branch.

iii) The Executive Committee shall ordinarily meet once in

two months. The Chairman of the Committee may

however, convene a meeting of the Committee whenever

in his opinion it is necessary. Four members shall form

the quorum.

iv) In case of an emergency arising, the Executive

Committee may perform any duty laid on the

Managing Committee by these Rules; but in such

case it shall report any action so taken to the

Managing Committee at the next meeting.

v) Powers: The Executive Committee shall be responsible for

ensuring that the urgent business of the branch is

conducted and that the policies and decisions of the

Managing Committee are executed / implemented. The

minutes of the meeting of the Executive Committee shall

be placed before the Managing Committee for ratification.

J. Finance Committee

a) i) Chairman: Dr. J L Chaudhry, Vice-Chairman

of the State Managing Committee.

ii) Member of

Managing

Committee

i) Dr. (Miss) Ma nmohan

Kaur

ii) Joint Secretary, Indian Red

Cross Society / St. John

Ambulance (India), Haryana

State Branch.

iii Hony.

Legal

Advisor:

Shri Mahabir Singh Sindhu,

Advocate Hon’ble Punjab &

Haryana High Court.

Committee held after its election or composition to

the effect to follow the seven Fundamental

Principles of the Red Cross and agree to undertake

the tasks and responsibilities assigned to him/her. Note: The terms of the Managing Body Committee, its

Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Treasurer shall be for

three years.

Executive Committee: -

The House unanimously approved the proposed Executive Committee as under:-

a) Chairman. In his absence the Vice-Chairman or any

member to be elected by members present who form

the corum may chair the meeting.

b) Five Deputy Commissioners-cum-Presidents, District

Red Cross Branches in Haryana.

i)Deputy Commissioner, Panchkula

ii) Deputy Commissioner, Ambala

iii) Deputy Commissioner, Kurukshetra

iv) Deputy Commissioner, Karnal

v) Deputy Commissioner, Yamuna Nagar

c) Honorary Treasurer: Sh. Gyan Chand Gupta, MLA,

Panchkula

d) General Secretary/Hony. Secretary, Indian Red Cross

Society, Haryana State Branch.

e) To be nominated by the Hon’ble Governor-cum-

President, St. John Ambulance, Haryana State Branch

iii) The Executive Committee shall ordinarily meet once in

two months. The Chairman of the Committee may

however, convene a meeting of the Committee whenever

in his opinion it is necessary. Four members shall form

the quorum.

iv) In case of an emergency arising, the Executive

Committee may perform any duty laid on the

Managing Committee by these Rules; but in such

case it shall report any action so taken to the

Managing Committee at the next meeting.

v) Powers: The Executive Committee shall be responsible for

ensuring that the urgent business of the branch is

conducted and that the policies and decisions of the

Managing Committee are executed / implemented. The

minutes of the meeting of the Executive Committee shall

be placed before the Managing Committee for ratification.

Finance Committee The House unanimously approved the proposed Finance Committee as under:- i) Chairman

:

The Vice-Chairman to be nominated by

the Hon’ble Governor-cum-President,

Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana

State Branch for Managing Committee

will be Chairman of the Finance

Committee.

ii) Member of

Managing

Committee

i) Dr. (Miss) Manmohan Kaur

ii) Joint Secretary, Indian Red Cross

Society / St. John Ambulance

(India), Haryana State Branch.

iii Hony.

Legal

Advisor:

Shri Mahabir Singh Sindhu, Advocate

Hon’ble Punjab & Haryana High Court.

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iv Honorary Treasurer Sh. Gyan Chand Gupta, MLA,

Panchkula

Honorary General

Secretary

Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana

State Branch.

b) All matters relating to the finances of the Branch shall

ordinarily be referred to the Finance Committee for advice

and opinion before being determined by the Executive

Committee or the Managing Committee as the case may be.

c) The Managing Committee may empower the Finance

Committee to decide on matters of current financial business

provided such business does not involve any departure from

the objectives of the Society and the money involved is

included in the Budget estimates.

d) The Finance Committee may likewise empower the Hony.

General Secretary to incur expenditure of a routine nature

involving no departure from the objectives of the Society if

the sum is included in the budget estimates.

e) The Hony. General Secretary may also be empowered by the

Finance Committee to incur, when necessary, the expenditure

beyond the budget estimates up to a limit as may be

determined by them.

iv Honorary Treasurer Sh. Gyan Chand Gupta, MLA,

Panchkula

Honorary General

Secretary

Indian Red Cross Society,

Haryana State Branch.

b) All matters relating to the finances of the Branch shall

ordinarily be referred to the Finance Committee for

advice and opinion before being determined by the

Executive Committee or the Managing Committee as

the case may be.

c) The Managing Committee may empower the Finance

Committee to decide on matters of current financial

business provided such business does not involve any

departure from the objectives of the Society and the

money involved is included in the Budget estimates.

d) The Finance Committee may likewise empower the

Hony. General Secretary to incur expenditure of a

routine nature involving no departure from the

objectives of the Society if the sum is included in the

budget estimates.

e) The Hony. General Secretary may also be empowered

by the Finance Committee to incur, when necessary, the

expenditure beyond the budget estimates up to a limit as

may be determined by them.

CHAPTER VI

DISTRICT/SUB-DISTRICT/LOCAL BRANCHES

1. Procedure for formation

a) The Managing Committee of the State Branches shall form

District Branches. All the District Branches shall be under

the control of the respective State Branch.

b) A district branch may within the provisions of the State

Branch rules and regulations, subject to approval of the

Managing Committee of the State Branch concerned, frame

its own rules for running the affairs of the branch.

c) The following procedures shall be followed for the

formation of a District Branch: -

I. A General Meeting shall be called normally at the proposed

headquarters of the Branch, notice of which shall be widely

circulated throughout the District.

II. The meeting shall elect a District Branch Committee of at

least ten members, including a Chairman, a Vice Chairman

and an Honorary Treasurer.

III. All the members of the Committee shall be

subscribing members of the Society and each one of them

shall take oath in their first meeting of the District

Committee held after the Annual General Meeting to the

effect to follow the Fundamental Principles of Red Cross

and agree to undertake the tasks and responsibilities

assigned to him/her.

IV) The District Branch shall send to the Headquarters of the State

Branch a copy of the resolution of the General Meeting,

resolving the formation of the District Branch concerned, the

conditions of Membership, the list of Executive Committee

members giving the names of Chairman, Vice Chairman and

Treasurer and list of at least 100 members (including 50 Life

Members) enrolled along with 30% share of subscription (15%

of State Branch and 15% of Headquarters) with the request to

perform all the essential basic activities of Red Cross in

accordance with the objectives of Red Cross and for the

formation of the District Branch. In the case of Sub-District

Branches, list of at least 50 members (including 25 Life

Members) is to be sent along with 30% share of subscription.

The House unanimously approved the

proposal.

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V) After approval by the State Branch Managing Committee, the State

Branch Managing Committee will inform the National Managing Body of

the formation of the Branch.

2. President and Vice President of District/Sub-District Branches.

a) President: The Deputy Commissioner of the District or District

Magistrate shall be the President of the District

Branch.

b) Vice-

President: The Chief Medical officer shall be the ex-officio

Vice-President of the District Red Cross Branch.

c) Chairman: The Deputy Commissioner shall be the

Chairman of the District Red Cross Branch.

d) Treasurer: The Treasurer for the Branch shall be elected by the

Managing Committee at its first meeting held after

the Annual General Meeting.

Approved

22. NATIONAL AWARDS FOR THE YEAR, 2012-2013

AND 2013-2014:

Shields: Indian Red Cross Society & St. John

Ambulance (India), (National Headquarters), New Delhi

has presented the following shields to the St. John

Ambulance (India), Haryana State Centre by the

Hon’ble President of India & President of IRCS & St.

John Ambulance (India) in their Annual General

Meeting held on 18th November, 2014 at Rashtrapati

Bhawan, New Delhi, as per detail given below:

(a) Membership Shield for enrolling highest number of members for the year, 2012 – 13 (St. John)

(b) Training Shield for imparting training to maximum number of persons for the years 2012 – 13.

(c) Training Shield for imparting training to maximum number of persons for the years 2013-14.

Individual Award: The Hon’ble Health & Family Welfare Minister, Govt. of India-cum-Vice Chairman, IRCS & St. John Ambulance (India), New Delhi has presented the IRCS award of Merit Certificate to Shri N.K. Arora, Publicity Officer, IRCS, Haryana State Branch for good work for the year, 2012-13.

…For information

Hony. Secretary informed

the House that The Indian

Red Cross Society,

(National Headquarters),

New Delhi awarded the

various shields and awards

for Haryana State Red

Cross Branch, District

Branches and Individuals on

the basis of meritorious

achievements in the various

fields for humanitarian

activities. Awards (2014-

2015 and 2015-2016) also

were presented by Hon’ble

President of India on 30th

August, 2016 at Rashtrapati

Bhawan. House appreciated

good work done by the

organization.

23. Any other Item with the permission of the ‘Chair’.

Sd/- General Secretary.

Sd/-

Hon’ble Governor-cum-President, Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch, Chandigarh.

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE (INDIA) HARYANA STATE CENTRE

CHANDIGARH

Minutes of the meeting of the Executive Committee of St. John Ambulance, Haryana

State Centre, Chandigarh held on 10th September, 2016 at 5.00 P.M. in Haryana Raj Bhawan,

Chandigarh under the Presidentship of Hon’ble Governor-cum-President, St. John Ambulance

(India), Haryana State Centre, Chandigarh.

The following were present: -

Sr. No. Name and Designation

1. Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki, Hon’ble Governor-cum-President & Chairman

President

2. Sh. Manohar Lal Hon’ble Chief Minister-cum-Vice President

Vice-President & Chairman

3. Sh. Gian Chand Gupta, M.L.A., Panchkula and Hony. Treasurer, Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch

Member

4. Dr. J.L. Chaudhry, Hony. Sr. Vice Chairman, Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch

Member

5. Dr. Amit Aggarwal, IAS, Secretary to Governor, Haryana Member

6. Dr. Kamla Singh, Director, General, Health Services, Haryana, Sector-6, Panchkula Member

7. Sh. Prabhjot Singh, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Ambala Member

8. Sh. Pankaj, IA.S., Deputy Commissioner, Bhiwani Member

9. Mr. Chander Shekher, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Faridabad Member

10. Sh. N.K. Solanki, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Fatehabad Member

11. Sh. T.L. Satya Parkash , I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Gurgaon Member

12. Sh. Nikhil Gajraj, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Hisar Member

13. Sh. R. C. Bidhan, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Jhajjar Member

14. Sh. Ravi Parkash Gupta, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Kaithal Member

15. Sh. Mandip Singh Brar, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Karnal Member

16. Ms. Sumedha Kataria, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Kurukshetra Member

17. Sh. Mani Ram Sharma, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Mewat (Nuh) Member

18. Sh. Raj Narayan Kaushik, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Narnaul Member

19. Sh. Ashok Kumar Sharma, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Palwal Member

20. Sh. Atul Kumar, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Rohtak Member

21. Sh. Yash Garg, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Rewari Member

22. Dr. S.S. Phulia, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner, Yamuna Nagar Member

23. Sh. Ajay Kumar, I.A.S., S.D.M. rep. of Deputy Commissioner, Sonipat Member

24. Sh. Ved Parkash, H.C.S. City Magistrate rep. of Deputy Commissioner, Sirsa Member

25. Ms. Hema Sharma, H.C.S, ADC, Panchkula rep. of Deputy Commissioner, Panchkula

Member

26. Sh. Virender Chaudhary, H.C.S., S.D.M. rep. of Deputy Commissioner, Panipat Member

27. Sh. Amarjit Singh, H.C.S., Additional Director rep. of Director Secondary Education, Haryana, Shiksha Sadan, Sector-5, Panchkula

Member

28. Dr. Kiran Singh, H.C.S, City Magistrate rep. of Deputy Commissioner, Jind Member

29. Dr. Aditya Avnash Kaushik, Deputy Director rep. of Director General, Social Justice & Empowerment Department, Haryana

Member

30. Sh. Dilbag Singh, Joint Director, rep. of Director, Elementary Education, Haryana, Shiksha Sadan, Sector-5, Panchkula

Member

31. Col (Retd) Dr G P Taneja, Hony. Secretary, Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch.

Member Secretary

32. Mrs. Savita Aggarwal, Joint Secretary, Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch

Member

33. Sh. Mahabir Singh Sindhu, Advocate Hon’ble Punjab and Haryana High Court Member

Contd…2

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The proceedings of the Meeting are as under: -

Item No.

Proposal Resolution

1. CONFIRMATION OF THE MINUTES

OF THE LAST MEETING HELD ON

25TH JULY, 2013.

The proceedings of the last meeting

of the Executive Committee Meeting

of St. John Ambulance (India),

Haryana State Centre held on 25th

July, 2013 were circulated to all the

members vide letter No. 731/EC/St.

John/2013/1861-1903 dated

02-09-2013.

………For Confirmation

Hony. Secretary informed the House

that the minutes of the Executive

Committee of St. John Ambulance

(India), Haryana State Centre were

circulated to all the members vide

letter No. 731/EC/St. John/2013/1861-

1903 dated 02-09-2013. It is presumed

that the said minutes have been

received by the members and no

observations have been received in

this regard, therefore minutes are

proposed for confirmation. The House

unanimously confirmed the minutes.

2. PROGRESS REPORT ON THE

MINUTES OF THE LAST MEETING

HELD ON 25TH JULY, 2013.

The Progress Report on the minutes

of the Executive Committee of St.

John Ambulance (India), Haryana

State Centre held on 25th July, 2013

is enclosed at Appendix-‘A’.

……For information

Hony. State Secretary informed regarding

the action taken report of the minutes of

the Executive Committee meeting of St.

John Ambulance (India), Haryana State

Centre held on 25th July, 2013 as

enclosed at Appendix-“A”. In the progress,

he informed as under:-

Item No. 2 (4) Target for First Aid & Home Nursing Training for the year 2013-14.

Hon’ble Governor and Hon’ble Chief

Minister desired that every District St.

John Centre should complete their

training target.

Contd….3

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2(5). Enhancement in Grant-in-aid from Rs. 2 lacs to Rs. 4 lacs for the maintenance of new Ambulance Vans.

Hony. Secretary informed the

House that every year Grant-in-Aid

of Rs 5 lac is received from Director

General Health Services Haryana for

replacement/ purchase of New

Ambulances and Rs. 2 lacs are

received for POL/Maintenance of

existing Ambulance Vans. We

proposed earlier to enhance grant-in-

aid of Rs. 5 lacs to Rs. 7 lacs for POL/

maintenance of existing Ambulance

vehicles instead of purchase of new

Ambulance.

During the financial year

2015-16, an amount of Rs. 7 lacs have

been received for purchase of New

Ambulance and Rs. 2 lacs received for

maintenance and POL of Ambulance

Vans through RTGS from the O/o of

Director General Health Services,

Haryana. Accordingly amount of Rs. 7

lacs were released in favour of District

St. John Centre for purchase of new

Ambulance and the entire amount of

Rs. 2,00,000/- has been utilized for

POL/Maintenance of Ambulance Vans

at State Headquarters

Contd….4

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Similarly the grant-in-aid for Rs. 7

lacs for purchase of New

Ambulance and Rs. 2 lacs for

POL/Maintenance of existing

ambulances for the year 2016-17

has been sanctioned by the office of

DGHS, Haryana, whereas it was

requested to sanction grant of Rs. 7

lacs for POL/Maintenance of

existing ambulances.

The House suggested to take up

the matter again with DGHS, Haryana.

3. BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR THE YEAR

2016-17.

Income & Expenditure Statement for the

year 2013-14, 2014-1 5 & 2015-16

and anticipated Income & Expenditure for

the year 2016-17 are placed at

Appendix-‘B-1’. The salient features of

the Budget are also placed at Appendix-

‘B’. The budget for the year 2014-15,

2015-16 and 2016-17 has already been

approved by the Hon’ble Governor-cum-

President, St. John Ambulance (India),

Haryana State Centre, Chandigarh

subject to ratification in the Executive

Committee meeting.

……For Ratification

The House unanimously approved the

budget for the year 2013-14, 2014-15,

2015-16 and 2-016-17.

Contd….5

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4. FIRST AID & HOME NURSING

TRAINING ACHIEVEMENTS FROM

THE YEAR 2013-14 TO 2015-16 AND

TRAINING TARGET FOR THE YEAR

2016-17.

a). During the year 2013-14 First Aid

and Home Nursing Training was

imparted to 1,05,940 persons (84,104

persons were given training in First Aid

& 21,836 persons were given training in

Home Nursing). District wise tables of

First Aid & Home Nursing Training is at

Appendix “C”

b). During the year 2014- 15 First Aid

and Home Nursing Training was

imparted to 1, 43,836 persons (First Aid

1,27,279 & Home Nursing 6,557).

District wise details of First Aid & Home

Nursing Training is at Appendix “D”.

c). During the year 2015-16 First Aid and

Home Nursing Training was imparted to

1,68,001 persons (First Aid 1,43,645 &

Home Nursing 24,356). District wise

details of First Aid & Home Nursing

Training is at Appendix “E”.

As per previous resolutions, the

target of First Aid & Home Nursing

training has been fixed 1% of the total

population of the District including 20%

training of Home Nursing. It is proposed

to fix the same for the year 2016-17.

…..For approval

State Secretary informed the House

that for imparting First Aid and Home

Nursing training to maximum number

of persons in the entire nation during

2014-15 and 2015-16, Hon’ble

President of India & President,

St. John Ambulance (India), National

Headquarters presented the training

shields on 30th August, 2016 at

Rashtrapati Bhawan, New Delhi.

He further informed that First Aid

& Home Nursing training target is fixed

1% of the total population of the

District for the District St. John Centres

and out of the total target, 20% training

should be in Home Nursing. He

proposed to continue the same for the

year 2016-17. The House unanimously

approved the proposal.

Contd….6

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5. NATIONAL AWARDS TO ST. JOHN

AMBULANCE (INDIA), HARYANA

STATE CENTRE.

It is submitted that every year St. John

Ambulance (India), National

Headquarters, New Delhi presents shields

to the State Centres for their

performances in their Annual General

Meeting, which is presided over by His

Excellency the President of India-cum-

President, Indian Red Cross Society and

St. John Ambulance. It is a matter of

great pleasure that the St. John

Ambulance, Haryana State Branch was

awarded by His Excellency the

President of India-cum-President,

St. John Ambulance (India) on

18th November, 2014 at Rashtrapati

Bhawan, New Delhi on the occasion of

Annual General Meeting of Indian Red

Cross Society and St. John Ambulance

(India) with the following awards:

(a). Training shields for imparting training

to maximum number of persons for the

year 2012-13.

(b). Membership Shield for enrolling

highest number of members for the

year 2012-13.

(c). Training shields for imparting training

to maximum number of persons for

the year 2013-14.

……For information

Noted and appreciated by the

House.

Contd….7

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6. STATEAMBULANCE COMPETITIONS

2014-15 & 2015-16.

2014-15 : FARIDABAD

St. John Ambulance Brigade No. 24

(Haryana), Chandigarh organized

22nd State Ambulance Competitions in

First Aid and Home Nursing from

19th to 22nd December, 2014 at

Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru Govt.

College, Faridabad, which was

hosted by District St. John Ambulance

Centre, Faridabad. In the

competitions 81 teams (468

members) of male and female

Brigade Divisions of various

Educational Institutions, Police,

Home Guards, Civil Defense,

Railways and Factories

participated. Sh. Aditya Dahiya, I.A.S.,

Additional Deputy Commissioner and

President, District Red Cross Society,

Faridabad inaugurated the

competitions by hoisting the flag of

St. John Ambulance Brigade. The

Valedictory Function was

performed on 22nd December, 2014

at 2.30 P.M. Prof. Kaptan Singh

Solanki, Hon’ble Governor-cum-

President, St. John Ambulance

(India), Haryana State Centre was the

Chief Guest of the occasion.

Noted and appreciated by the House.

Contd….8

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2015-16 : KURUKSHETRA

St. John Ambulance Brigade No.

24 (Haryana), Chandigarh organized

23rd State Level Ambulance

Competitions in First Aid and Home

Nursing from 27th to 30th November,

2015 at Kurushetra, which was hosted

by District St. John Ambulance Centre,

Kurukshetra. 60 teams (364 members)

of male and female Brigade divisions of

various Educational Institutions, Home

Guards and NGOs from 19 districts of

Haryana participated in these

competitions.

Sh. Prabhjot Singh, I.A.S., Additional

Deputy Commissioner, Kurukshetra

inaugurated the competitions on

28th November, 2015 by hoisting the flag of

St. John Ambulance Brigade.

The Valedictory Function was

performed on 30th November, 2015 at

4.00 P.M. Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki,

Hon’ble Governor-cum-President, St.

John Ambulance (India), Haryana

State Centre was the Chief Guest for

this occasion.

….For information

Contd….9

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7. LECTURERS’TRAINING COURSE

IN FIRST AID & HOME NURSING.

a). 2013-14 : HARIDWAR

Lecturers’ training course in First Aid &

Home Nursing was organized at Shri

Anant Prem Ashram, Haridwar from

03.09.2013 to 09.09.2013. In this camp

38 participants from different districts

of Haryana participated.

b).2014 -15 : KURUKSHETRA

Lecturers’ training course in First Aid &

Home Nursing was organized at Punjabi

Dharamshala, Kurukshetra from

20-12-2014 to 26-12-2014.

50 participants from various

Institutions of Haryana participated in

the camp.

c). 2015-16 : PANCHKULA

Lecturers Training Course in First Aid

and Home Nursing for the year 2015-16

was organized from 20.06.2015 to

26.06.2015 at Luxmi Bhawan, Mata

Mansa Devi, Panchkula.16 participants

from various districts participated in

the camp.

….For information

Noted

Contd….10

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8. BRIGADE OFFICERS’ &

REFRESHER TRAINING COURSE

IN FIRST AID & HOME NURSING

DURING THE YEAR 2013-2014,

2014-2015 AND 2015-16.

(a). 2013-14 : HARIDWAR

St. John Ambulance (India), Haryana

State Centre organized a five days

Brigade Officers & Refresher Training

Camp at Shri Anant Prem Ashram,

Haridwar from 03-09-2013 to

05-09-2013. 116 participants from

various Institutions of Haryana

participated in the camp.

(b). 2014-15 : KURUKSHETRA

Brigade Officers & Refresher Training

Camp was organized at Punjabi

Dharamshala, Kurukshetra from

10-12-2014 to 12-12-2014. 88

participants from various Institutions

of Haryana participated in the camp.

(c). 2015-16 : PANCHKULA

Brigade Officers & Refresher Training

Camp was organized at Laxmi Bhawan of

Shri Mata Mansa Devi Shrine Board,

Panchkula from 20-06-2015 to

22-06-2015. 62 participants from

various Institutions of Haryana

participated in the camp.

….For information

Noted

Contd….11

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9. FIRST AID & HOME NURSING

TRAINING TO THE STUDENTS FROM

8TH TO 12TH STANADARD - FREE OF

COST

It was decided in the Sub-committee

Meeting of Junior Red Cross that First

Aid Home Nursing training to the school

students will be imparted free of cost.

The training charges for 6200 students

from 8th to 12th class of Govt. Schools of

each District will be met out from the

interest of Junior Red Cross Corpus

Fund. During the financial year 2015-16,

the budget provision of Rs.37,00,000/-

has been made as grant-in-aid to District

St. John Centres for imparting First Aid

& Home Nursing Training upto 6,200

students from 8th to 12th standard of

each district.

…….For information

State Secretary informed the House

that every year budget provision is

made by the St. John Ambulance

(India) for imparting free training to the

students from 8th to 12 standards.

The House appreciated.

10. FIRST AID PROFESSIONAL TRAINING TO 30 STUDENTS OF EACH UNIVERISTY/COLLEGE/ INSTITUTION - FREE OF COST

It is submitted that there are about 900

Colleges/Institutions affiliated with the various

Universities of Haryana. This office had made a

budget provision of Rs. 9 lacs during 2015-16 to

impart Sr. First Aid & Home Nursing Training to

27,000 students i.e. 30 students of each

College/Institution free of cost out of Youth Red

Cross fund retained by this office.

State Secretary informed the House

that from the current financial year

2016-17, First Aid professional training

will be imparted for 30 students of

each University (UTD) and

30 students of 10 colleges/institutions

of every district affiliated with the

University free of cost. He further

Contd….12

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After having the valid Sr. First Aid and

Home Nursing Certificates, the Ambulance

and Nursing Brigade Divisions could be

formed in the Colleges so that at the time of

any emergency or events, the brigade

divisions may provide First Aid/medical help

to any injured/sick persons. But during the

year 2015-16, response from Universities

and Colleges remained very poor.

A meeting of Youth Red Cross Sub-

Committee of Indian Red Cross Society,

Haryana State Branch was held on 28th

March, 2016 under the Chairpersonship

of Sh. Vikas Yadav, I.A.S., Director

General, Higher Education, Haryana. In

this meeting, the House unanimously

resolved that from the financial year

2016-17, First Aid Professional

training to 30 students of each

University (UTD) and 30 students of

10 Colleges/Institutions of every

district affiliated with the University

concerned will be imparted free of

cost by rotation. First Aid training

involves the expenditure of Rs. 33

lacs and provision for the same has

been made in the current financial

year 2016-17 out of Youth Red Cross

fund remains with State Branch.

….for information

informed that under this proposal all

the colleges will be covered by rotation

and budget provision of Rs. 33 lacs

has been made during the year

2016-17. The House approved the

proposal.

Contd….13

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11. STARTING OF “RED CROSS PATIENT

CARE ASSISTANCE PROJECT”

It is submitted that every year

St. John Ambulance, Haryana State

Centre is giving training to large number

of volunteers in First Aid & Home

Nursing through the District St. John

Centres in Haryana by the trained

persons i.e. District Training Officers and

qualified Lecturers of First Aid & Home

Nursing. There are sufficient trained

persons in First Aid & Home Nursing in

the State.

It has been observed that sick

persons/bed ridden elders require

attendant services at their home after

discharge from hospital, but they are

unable to get the same. To provide sick

attendants at home for taking care of

elderly sick & wounded persons is a

humanitarian cause. Such service would

help the sick and helpless old people

and in turn will also provide some

employment to the unemployed youths.

This service will also generate some

income for Red Cross/St. John for

branches.

It is proposed that all

Deputy Commissioners-cum-Presidents,

Hon’ble Governor and Chief Minister

Haryana desired that these services

for taking care of elderly sick &

wounded persons at home should be

started by all District St. John Centres

in Haryana and Deputy

Commissioners should take initiative to

implement the project. Deputy

Commissioners assured to take

necessary initiatives.

Contd….14

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District St. John Centres should start this

project in their respective district on

priority basis as a service to humanity.

Details of the project will be forwarded to

all the branches for its implementation.

…for consideration

12. REGARDING FILLING UP THE

VACANT POSTS OF DISTRICT

TRAINING OFFICERS AT DISTRICT

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRANCHES

IN HARYANA.

It is submitted that Deputy

Commissioners-cum-Presidents, District

St. John Branches i.e. Ambala, Bhiwani,

Fatehabad, Jind, Kaithal, Mewat (Nuh),

Palwal, Rewari & Sonipat have been

requested vide this office letter No.

Admn./G-14 & 194/2015/1622-30 dated

30-07-2015 to advertise the post of

District Training Officer in the

Newspaper as per prescribed criteria.

District St. John Centre, Mewat

has filled up the post so far and posts of

Ambala and Palwal are under process.

District St. John Centre, Rewari and

Fatehabad have advertised the post.

Rests of the District St. John Centres

i.e. Bhiwani, Jind, Kaithal and Sonipat

are yet to advertise the post. Regular

reminders are being given to the

branches.

…for information

Noted

Contd….15

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13. CONSTITUTION OF THE EXECUTIVE

COMMITTEE OF ST. JOHN

AMBULANCE (INDIA) FOR THE YEAR

2014-15.

The Constitution of the

Executive Committee for the year

2013-2014 approved by Hon’ble

Governor-cum-President is contained in

Appendix ‘F’. The same Executive

Committee may also be approved for the

year 2014-15. The constitution of the

so-constituted Executive Committee will

be placed before the Annual General

Meeting.

The Executive Committee of St.

John Ambulance (India), Haryana State

Centre proposed for the year 2015-16 is

as under:-

1. Governor of Haryana

2. Chief Minister, Haryana

3. Director General, Health Services,

Haryana-cum-Vice Chairman

4. Director, Secondary Education,

Haryana

5. Secretary to Governor, Haryana

6. Director General Social Justice &

Empowerment Department, Haryana

7. Director General, Higher Education,

Haryana

8. Director, Elementary Education,

Haryana

9. Principal Secretary to Govt. of

Haryana, Local Bodies

10. Transport Commissioner, Haryana

11. Director General of Police, Haryana

12. Dy. Director General, N.C.C. Punjab,

Haryana, H.P. and UT Chandigarh

13. Dy. Director (Nursing) Health

Services, Haryana

Approved for the year 2014-15 and 2015-16. The House also unanimously constituted and approved the Executive Committee for the next three years 2016-17 to 2018-19 as under:-

1. Chairman, the Governor of Haryana

2. Hony. Treasurer, Sh. Gian Chand

Gupta, M.L.A., Panchkula.

3. Vice- Chairman to be nominated by

the Hon’ble Governor-cum-

President, St. John Ambulance

(India), Haryana State Centre

4. Director, Secondary Education,

Haryana

5. Secretary to Governor, Haryana

6. Director General Social Justice &

Empowerment Department,

Haryana

7. Director General, Higher Education,

Haryana

8. Director, Elementary Education,

Haryana

9. Principal Secretary to Govt. of

Haryana, Local Bodies

10. Transport Commissioner, Haryana

11. Director General of Police, Haryana

12. Dy. Director General, N.C.C.

Punjab, Haryana, H.P. and UT

Chandigarh

13. Dy. Director (Nursing) Health

Services, Haryana

14. Comdt. General Home Guards &

Civil Defence, Haryana

15. Hony. State Secretary, Bharat

Scouts and Guides, Haryana

16. To be nominated by the President.

17-

37.

All Presidents, District St. John

Centres in Haryana

38. State Secretary/Hony. State

Secretary, St. John Ambulance

(India) Haryana State Centre

39. Smt. Savita Aggarwal, Joint

Secretary, St. John Ambulance

(India) Haryana

Contd….16

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14. Comdt. General Home Guards &

Civil Defence, Haryana

15. Hony. State Secretary, Bharat

Scouts and Guides, Haryana

16. Dr. J.L. Chaudhry, Hony. Sr. Vice

Chairman, Indian Red Cross Society,

Haryana State Branch, Chandigarh

17-

37.

Presidents, District St. John

Ambulance in Haryana

38. Hony. State Secretary, St. John

Ambulance (India) Haryana

39. Smt. Savita Aggarwal, Joint

Secretary, St. John Ambulance

(India) Haryana

The Constitution of the Executive

Committee for the year 2012-13 approved

by His Excellency the Governor-cum-

President is contained in Appendix ‘G’

It is also proposed that the

Executive Committee proposed for the

year 2015-16 may also be approved for

the next three years i.e. from 2016-17 to

2018-19.

….For approval

The meeting ended with a ‘Vote of Thanks’ to the Chair.

Sd/- Hony. State Secretary

Sd/- Hon’ble Governor-cum-President, St. John Ambulance (India) Haryana State Centre Chandigarh

INDIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY &

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE (INDIA) HARYANA STATE BRANCH,

CHANDIGARH

Minutes of the Annual General Meeting of Indian Red Cross Society & St. John

Ambulance (India) Haryana State Branch, Chandigarh held on 10th September, 2016 at

05:45 P.M. in Haryana Raj Bhawan, Chandigarh, under the Presidentship of Prof. Kaptan

Singh Solanki Hon’ble Governor of Haryana-cum-President, Indian Red Cross Society

and St. John Ambulance (India) Haryana State Branch, Chandigarh.

The following were present:-

1. Sushila Arjun Devi Sareen Charitable Trust, Subhash Nagar, Rohtak

2. Dr. Dinesh Chandra Kumeri, Head of Department, History, DAV Centenary College, Faridabad

3. Mrs. Savitri, Govt. College for Women, Karnal

4. Sh. R.C. Sharma, Ambala

5. Smt. Parmod Gupta, Sector-11, Panchkula

6. Shri J.P. Goel, Ex-Lecturer, Guru Nanak Khalsa College,27-Shastri Colony, Y.Nagar

7. Smt. Kala Sheoran, Chairperson, Hospital Welfare Section, Camp House, Deputy Commissioner, Hisar

8. Shri Rishi Pal Tyagi, Project Incharge, District Rehabilitation Centre, District Red Cross Branch, Yamuna Nagar

9. Mr. Ravinder Kumar, Lecturer (English) Counsellor (Junior Red Cross) + Brigade Officer (St. John Ambulance Brigade) Govt. boys Sr. Sec. School, Old Faridabad

10. Shri Dharamvir Singh, Ex D.T.O., St. John Ambulance, Sonipat

11. Smt. Shanti Khokhar, Ex District Training Officer, St. John Ambulance, Rohtak

12. Shri R.S. More, Ex-Secretary, Rohtak University, Rohtak

13. Shri Deep Chand Gupta, Rotarian, Rotary Club North, Jagadhri, District Yamuna Nagar

14. Dr. Varinder Kaur, Principal, Guru Nanak Khalsa College, Yamuna Nagar

15. Shri Shish Pal Sohi, Programme Officer, District Red Cross Branch Yamuna Nagar

16. Smt. Raksha Mittal, Resident of House No. 22, E Paper Mill Colony, Yamuna Naga

17. Smt. Indu Kapoor, W/o Mr. K.K. Kapoor, 248/1, Saraswati Sugar Mills Colony, Y. Nagar

18. Dr. Ranbir Singh, Asstt. Professor and YRC Counsellor, M.D. University, Rohtak (HR)

19. Shri Brijendra Singh, IAS, Ex. Deputy Commissioner, Faridabad and Deputy Commissioner, Chandigarh Admn, Chd.

20. Dr. Parveen Kumar, IAS, Deputy Commissioner –cum-President, District Red Cross Branch, Faridabad

21. Smt. Sonal Aggarwal, Chairperson, Family Welfare Section, District Red Cross Branch, Yamuna Nagar

22. Shri V. Umashankar, IAS, Ex. D.C., Sirsa

23. Smt. Meenakshi Yadav, Chairperson, Hospital Welfare Section, District Red Cross Branch, Jhajjar

24. Shri Rajender Kataria, IAS, EX. D.C., Panchkula

25. Shri R.S. Doon, IAS, Ex. D.C., Rohtak

26. Shri P.C. Meena, IAS, Deputy Commissioner-cum-President, District Red Cross Branch, Rohtak

27. Shri Ajit Bala Ji Joshi, IAS Dy. Commissioner-cum-President, District Red Cross Branch, Sonipat

28. Mrs. Deepti Umashankar, IAS, Ex. D.C. Gurgaon

29. Smt. Bharti Dahiya, Chairperson, Hospital Welfare Section, District Red Cross Branch, Panipat

30. Sant Baba Gurmit Ram Rahim Singh, Parmukh, Dera Sacha Sauda, Sirsa

31. Shri Prem Singh Punia, Principal, Govt. Sr. Secondary School (Boys), Cheeka (Kaithal)

32. Shri Ramesh Chander Muwal, Principal, Govt. Sr. Secondary Dwarka, (Bhiwani)

33. Shri Yudhbir Singh Khyalia, IAS, Deputy Commissioner-cum-President, District Red Cross Branch, Sirsa

34. Principal, Govt. Sr. Secondary School, Balbehra, (Kaithal)

35. Shri C.G. Rajinikanthan, IAS, Ex. Deputy Commissioner-cum-President, District Red Cross Branch, Rewari

36. Dr. Saket Kumar, IAS, Deputy Commissioner -cum- President, District Red Cross Branch, Narnaul

37. Smt. Ranjit Kaur, HCS, City Magistrate, Rewari

38. Shri Sudhir Kumar, Ex District Training Officer, Jind

39. Shri Nitin Yadav, IAS,D.C.-cum-President, District Red Cross Branch, Jhajjar

40. Shri Raja Singh Jhinjer, S.S. Master, Govt. High School, Cheeka (Kaithal)

41. Dr. Alka Rao, Chairperson, Hospital Welfare Section, District Red Cross Branch, Jind

42. Dr. Amit Aggarwal, IAS Ex. D.C.-cum-President, District Red Cross Branch, Y. Nagar

43. Shri Ishwar Singh, Lecturer in First Aid & Home Nursing, C/o District Red Cross Branch, Sonipat

44. Shri Jasbir Singh, Dy. District Education Officer, Kaithal (Haryana)

45. Shri Dilbag Singh, District Education Officer, Sonipat

46. Shri R.K. Sharma, XEN, Pollution Control Board, Sonipat

47. Shri S.K. Mittal, D.E.T.C., Sonipat

48. Shri K.S. Dahiya, D.F.S.C., Sonipat

49. Shri Pankaj Aggarwal, IAS Ex. Deputy Commissioner-cum-President, District Red Cross Branch, Sonipat

50. Prof. (Dr.) M.P. Singh, Resident of House No. 731, Raja Garden, Old Faridabad

51. YMCA, Faridabad

52. Shri Inder Pal Bishoni, HCS, SDM, Ballabgarh

53. Dr. Satish Ahuja, Principal, DAV Centenary College, NH 3, Faridabad

54. Shri Dinesh Raghuvanshi, C/o District Red Cross Branch, Faridabad

55. Shri Raj Kumar Aggarwal, C/o District Red Cross Branch, Faridabad

56. Shri Sandeep Goel, C/o District Red Cross Branch, Faridabad

57. Shri Sanjay Goel, C/o District Red Cross Branch, Faridabad

58. Dr. Markandy Ahuja, Director, Shri Baba Mas Nath Ayurvedic College, Asthal Bohar, Rohtak

59. Smt. Ritu Aggarwal, Chairperson, Red Cross Hospital Welfare Section, Kurukshetra

60. Shri R.D. Sharma, Sr. Manager (H.R.) Indian Oil Corporation, Faridabad

61. Shri Vikas Gupta, IAS, D.C.-cum-President, District Red Cross Branch, Bhiwani

62. Shri J.N. Gahlaut, Ex Secretary, District Red Cross Branch, Faridabad

63. Smt. Jasmeet Singh, Chairperson, Hospital Welfare Section, District Red Cross Branch, Faridabad

64. Dr. Kiran Khyalia, Chairperson Hospital Welfare Section, D.C. Residence, Sirsa

65. Shri Harish Chand Bhatia, S.D.M. Bahadurgarh (Jhajjar)

66. Shri R.C. Verma, IAS, Deputy Commissioner – cum - President, District Red Cross Branch, Bhiwani

67. Dr. Priyanka Gupta, Ex. Chairperson, Hospital Welfare Section, Bhiwani

68. Shri Moh. Shayin, IAS,Dy. Commissioner-cum- President, District Red Cross Branch, Jind

69. Smt. Nazil J. Shayin, Chairperson, Hospital Welfare Section, Jind

70. Shri Rajesh Khyalia, Tehsildar, Sampla (Rohtak)

71. Shri Anup Bansal, Sampla (Rohtak)

72. Shri Pankaj Yadav, IAS, Ex. Dy. Commissioner-cum-President, District Red Cross Branch, Panchkula

73. Smt. Ritu Chaudhary, HCS, Ex. City Magistrate & Office Incharge, Panchkula

74. Smt. Amneet P. Kumar, IAS, Deputy Commissioner-cum-President, District Red Cross Branch, Kaithal

75. Shri Rajuddin, S/o Mr. Fateh Mohd. Village Ghaghas, Teh. Ferozepur Jhirka, Mewat

76. Dr. J. Ganesan, IAS Deputy Commissioner-cum-President, District Red Cross Branch, Sirsa

77. Shri Gabrudin, Village Kabirpur, Sonipat

78. Shri Surender Vishwas, Organizer Ahuti Gohana (Sonipat

79. Shri Jaspal Singh Jassi, Sector-7, Panchkula

80. Shri Arun Aggarwal, Star Blood Donor, C/o District Red Cross Branch, Yamuna Nagar

81 Shri Lakshyendra Kumar Goel, Blood Donor, Yamuna Nagar

82. Shri K.P. Shashi, C/o District Red Cross Branch, Yamuna Nagar

83. Shri Parveen Moudgil, C/o District Red Cross Branch, Yamuna Nagar

84. Shri Satyapal Panwar C/o District Red Cross Branch, Yamuna Nagar

85. Shri Ajay Dutt Vashishth, C/o District Red Cross Branch, Yamuna Nagar

86. Shri Sanjeev Ohja, C/o District Red Cross Branch, Yamuna Nagar

87. Shri Suresh Saini, Army Officer, Resident of ward No. 4, Indri (Karnal)

88. Shri Ramesh Chander Principal, Govt. Sr. Secondary School, Gujrani (Bhiwani)

89. Dr. Anil Aggarwal, C/o District Red Cross Branch, Yamuna Nagar

90. Shri Pritam Singh More, Resident of village Panjupur, Teh Jagadhri (Yamuna Nagar)

91. Shri Rahul Goyal, R/o Gohana C/o District Red Cross Branch, Sonipat

92. Shri D.K. Jain, R/o, Sector 14, Sonipat

93. Dr. Ramesh Sharma, Mukand Lal National College, Yamuna Nagar

94. Shri Dharamveer Beniwal, S/o Shri Jai Singh, Village Kartarpur Dr. Alhar, Tehsil Jagadhri (Yamuna Nagar)

95. Shri Satish Chand Bhatia, C/o District Red Cross Branch, Yamuna Nagar

96. Shri Parveen Goyal, Choparpati, Narwana (Jind)

97. Shri Satish Kumar Jain,C/o District Red Cross Branch, Yamuna Nagar

98. Shri Satish Chand Bhatia, C/o District Red Cross Branch, Yamuna Nagar

99. Shri Narinder Makhija, C/o District Red Cross Branch, Yamuna Nagar

100. Shri Gurjeet Singh Sawhani C/o District Red Cross Branch, Yamuna Nagar

101. Shri Sudhir Vaid, C/o District Red Cross Branch, Yamuna Nagar

102. Manav Rachna International University, Faridabad

103. Guru Nanak Khalsa College, Yamana Nagar

104. Govt. College, Gohana

105. R.I.C.T. Computer Centre, Bhiwani

106. Hindu Girls College, Sonipat

107. Hindu Girls College, Yamuna Nagar

108. Haryana College of Technology & Management, Kaithal

109. Govt. Senior Secondary School, Pinjore

110 Seth Jai Parkash Mukand Lal Institute of Engg. & Technology, Radaur (Y. Nagar)

111. Echlone Institute of Technology, Faridabad

112. D.A.V. Girls College, Yamuna Nagar

113. Bhagat Phool Singh Mahila University, Khanpur kalan, Sonipat

114. Govt. Post Graduate National College, Sirsa

115. K.L. Mehta Dayanand Women College, Faridabad

116 Sant Nirankari Mission, Shahabad (KKR)

117. Dera Sucha Suda Branch, Hisar

118. Radha Swami Satsang Vayas, Bhiwani

119. Ahuti Gohana (Sonipat)

120. Anti Corruption & Social Welfare Organisation, Cheeka (Kaithal)

121. Baba Brahma Akhara Sahib, Mandi Pehowa (Kurukshetra)

122. Nehru Yuva Kendra, Jind

123. H.D.F.C. Bank, Jagadhri (Y. Nagar)

124. Sant Nirankari Mandal, Yamuna Nagar

125. Industrial Association, Kundli (Sonipat)

126. M/s Rajiv Gandhi Thermal Plant (Reliance Infrastructure) Village Khedar (Hisar)

127. Saraswati Sugar Mill, Yamuna Nagar

128. Escorts Ltd., Farmatc, Plot No. 2, Sector 13, Faridabad

129. Faridabad Industries Association, Faridabad

130. Yuva Raktdan Society, Dabwali (Sirsa)

131. Pramukh, Sant Nirankari Mandal, Jind

132. Sh. Lal Bhadur Beniwal, Assistant Secretary, District Red Cross Branch, Sirsa

133. Sh. Ashwani Sharma, Programme Officer, District Red Cross Branch, Sirsa

134. Sh. Ramji Lal, Assistant Secretary, District Red Cross Branch, Fatehabad

135. Sh. Dalbir Singh, Lecturer, St. John Branch, Fatehabad

136. Sh. Rakesh Kumar, Accounts Clerk C/o District Red Cross Branch, Fatehabad

137. Sh. Gobind Ram Nirankari C/o District Red Cross Branch, Fatehabad

138. Dr. Surender Pal Singh, Lecturer, M. M. College, Fatehabad

139. Sh. Som Nath, Hindi Teacher, Junior Red Cross, Fatehabad

140. Sh. Tarun Gera, Principal, Junior Red Cross, Fatehabad

141. Sh. Om Parkash, Accounts Clerk, District St. John Ambulance, Narnaul

142. Sh. Brahm Datt, District Red Cross Branch, Karnal

143. Sh. Pardeep Kumar, District Red Cross Branch, Karnal

144. Sh. Krishan Kumar, Principal, GSSS, Patel Nagar, Hisar,

145. Sh. Gian Singh, BEEO-Agroham from DEEO, Hisar

146. Sh. Lila Dhar, Manager, Red Cross Branch, Hisar

147. Sh. Naresh Sharma, Lecturer, Govt. Sr. Sec School, Jahajpul, Hisar

148. Sh. Vinod Kumar, Clerk, District Red Cross Branch, Panipat.

149. Sh. JaiBhagwan, Assistant, District Red Cross Branch, Bhiwani

150. Sh. Vikas Kumar, Clerk, District Red Cross Branch, Bhiwani

151. Sh. Sanjay Kumar, IRCS, Computer, Center

152. Sh. Shivender Fokart, Motivator of Blood Donation

153. Smt. Saroj Bala, Clerk, District Red Cross Branch, Bhiwani

154. Smt. Shalu Karla, Member of HWS, Bhiwani

155. Ms. Mamta Sharma, HCS, City Magistrate Panchkula

156. Sh. Ramesh Kumar, DTO

157. Sh. Garmbir Singh, Clerk

158. Smt. Indu Aggarwal, D.C. Model High School, Sector-7, Panchkula

159. Dr. Anamika Dayal, House No. 213, Sector-9, Chandigarh

160. Dr. Dheeraj Sharma, S/o Sh. Surinder Kumar Sharma,C/o Punjab Clinic, Hawai Bazar, Ambala Cantt.

161. Smt. Vandna Shukla, House No. 3250,Sector-24D, Chandigarh.

162. Sh. Gurdial Singh, # 2373, Manimajra town, Chandigarh

163. Sh. Surender Kumar Jain,House-240, Sector- 10, Panchkula.

164. Sh. R.K. Kansal, House No. 957, Sector-10, Panchkula.

165. Sh. Yogesh Goyal, SCO-839, NAC, Manimajra, Chandigarh.

166. Sh. Dev Raj Mota, SCO-836, NAC, Manimajra, Chandigarh.

167. Sh. Sudhir Kumar, House No. 1243, Sector-11, Panchkula.

168. Dr. Satish Jerath, Herbal Health Centre, Jagadhri Road, Yamuna Nagar

169. Dr. Monika Moitra, D/o Mr. Ajit Moitra,Plot No. 9A-1, Near Khera, Vashist Nagar, P.O. Babyal, Ambala Cantt.

170. Capt. Satinder Pal Singh, # 31, Preet Nagar, Ambala Cantt.

171. Lt. Col. S.P. Sharma (Rtd.) # 1382, Sector-34C, Chandigarh

172. Sh. Raj Kumar, # 1487/20, Bhagwan Colony, Back side Subhash Cinema, Rohtak

173. Dr. Dharam Chand Vidhyalankar, # 409/1, Gandhi Ashram, Palwal

174. Smt. Sunita Arora, House No. 5765/B, 38 West, Chandigarh.

175. Dr. Komila Parthi, House No. 553, Sector-10, Chandigarh.

176. Sh. Mangat Ram Bhanot, House No. 1261, Sector-15B, Chandigarh.

177. Mr. Ravi Shankar Shama, House No. 95B, Sector-14, Panchkula

178. Sh. Hoshiar Singh Kanwar, House No. 390, Sector-30A, Chandigarh.

179. Sh. Neeraj Atri,House No. 1115, Sector-15, Panchkula.

180 Sh. Vikram Hooda, House No. 45, Sector-33A, Chandigah.

181. Sh. Ravi Lal, House No. 3725, Sector-56, Chandigarh.

182. Sh. B.B. Gupta, SCO-836, NAC, Manimajra, Chandigarh.

183. Smt. Nirmal Kansal, House No. 957, Sector-10, Panchkula.

184. Dr. Birbal Singh Dalal, Village-Mago Majari, P.O. Manas, Tehsil District, Kaithal

185. Sh. Guljar Singh Kashyap, House No. 251, Town Radaur, District Yamuna Nagar

186. Sh. Yogesh Kumar Dua, # 1920, First Floor, Sector-26,Panchkula

187. Smt. Deepti Dhaliwal, # 502, Sector-11B, Chandigarh.

188. Mrs. Neeha Gupta, # 706, Sector-33B, Chandigarh.

189. Dr. Ranbir Singh, 97/9.M.D. University campus, Rohtak.

190. Dr. R.M.S. Malik, # 466B, Subham Hotel, Chopra Colony, Rohtak Road, Gohana.

191. Sh. Pawan Lathwal, Gali No. 5, # 209, Adharsh Nagar, Gohana

192. Dr. Ashok Kumar Attri, Village Anchra khurd, P.O. Bagru Kalan, Tehsil Safidon, District Jind

193. Dr. Harish Padh, Vice Chancellor, Dardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidya Nagar, Gujrat

194. Sh. Bhaskar Pilania, C/o Monu Singh # 3014, Patel Nagar, Malviya Chowk,Roorkee

195. Sh. Tarun Minocha, Flat No. C-84, Sushant Apartment, Gurgaon

Ms. Ruchi Sharma, # 426, Sector-21, Panchkula

196. Sh. Harmesh Chand, District Red Cross Branch, Ambala

197. Sh. Bachan Singh Shekhawat, Rajpat Mohalla, Narayanpur, Surjanpur, Alwar, Dwarapur, Rajsthan

198. Sh. Sudhir Kumar, # 9,9J, MDU Campus, Rohtak

199. Dr. Kranti Bodh, #/o Arun Kumar Mishra, Ward No. 11, Harpal Nagar, Ellanabad, Sirsa

200. Mr. Vaibhav Verma, # 320, GH-31, Sector-5, MDC, Panchkula

201. Mr. Mukesh Kumar Pahadia, # 997, Sector-7B, Chandigarh

202. Sh. Salinder Ranga, V.P.O. Jyotisar, District, Kurukshetra

203. Dr. Anil Bansali, # 121B, Sector-27A, Chandigarh

204. Sh. Arun Singla, # 189, Sector-6, Panchkula

205. Dr. Sarbjeet Singh Bhangoo, # 210, Phase-1, Mohali

206. Social Welfare Society, # 376, Pipliwala Town, Manimajra

207. Dr. Udaideep Khungar, # 318/11A, New Colony,Palwal

208. Dr. D.P. Lochan, # 3670, Sector-46C, Chandigarh

209. Sh. Narinder Partap, # 935K, B-Block, Dwarikapuri, Jagadhri, Yamuna Nagar.

210. Miss. Anita Thakur, # 3305, Sector-23D, Chandigarh.

211. Ms. Malti Lavasa, Vice Chancellor, University Circle, Vallabh Vidya Nagar, Gujrat.

212. Miss Puneet Sandhu # 60B, Model Town, Patiala

213. Dr. Mayank Sharma, # 3759, Sector-22D, Chandigarh

214. Sh. Mayank Taneja, # 37, Ram Nagar, Roorkee

215. Sh. Subhash C Malik, # 3261, Sector-44 D, Chandigarh

216. Ms. Debarati Bhattacharjee, 9/A, Spangle Condos, Gazipur, (Dhakoli) Zirakpur

217. Sh. Deepak Saini, # 4115-E, Delhi Gate, DeviKa Mandir, Rewari

218. Sh. Sanjay Kumar, Village Gujariwas, PO Chhuriyawas, Tehsil and District, Rewari

219. Sh. Gaurav Garg, # 337/7, Shubhash Gali, Railway Road, Kurukshetra

220. Mrs. Harbans Kaur, # 2719, Sector-40C, Chandigarh

221. Mr. Akshat Pathania, # 337, Sector-12A, Panchkula

222. Dr. Subhash, Ward No. 10, Near Shiv Public School, Sohana, Gurgaona

223. Ms. Chandni Singh, SCF-31, Sector-16D, Chandigarh

224. Dr. Shankuntala Lavasa, # 226, Sector-9, Panchkula

225. Dr. Ayushi, # HM-17, Phase-2, Mohali

226. Uma Shankar, No. 4, Deshbandhu Nagar, Kalkata

227. Maj. Amrinder Singh Mehar,51-Raghbir Nagar, Patiala.

228. Smt. Sneh Lata,# 3670, Sector-46C, Chandigarh

229. Sh. Kayan Sharma, # 666, Sector-25, Panchkula

230. Ms. Poonam Sharma, # 666, Sector-25, Panchkula

231. Dr. Subhash C. Bhardwaj, (Ex-Secretary) IRCS

232. Smt. Shashi Bala (Ex-Secretary, IRCS

233. Mrs. Suksham Sapra, 106/GH-27, MDC, Sector-5, Panchkula

234. Sh. K.D. Sharma, # 3471, Sector-23D, Chandigarh

235. Sh. K.C. Kapoor

236. Sh. Ajit Dhiman

237. Smt. Vinod Kumari, Health Assistant Girls Hostel, Ch. Devi Lal University, Sirsa

238. Sh. Sushil Kumar Taank, UT Red Cross, Chandigarh

239. Sh. Jintender, Editor, # 360/3, Minare wali gali kol mohalla, Sonipat

240. Sh. Naveen Kumar, VPO Sisana-2, Tehsil, Kharkhoda, Sonipat

241. Sh. M.L. Sandal, # 2048, Sector-5, Kurukshetra

242. Sh. Ramesh Kumar, Ramesh Medical hall, Sector-16D, Chandigarh

243. Mr. Mahesh, Mr. Anish, Mr. Ajay, Fine Studio, SCF-1, Sector-15C, Chandigarh.

244. Shri Som Prakash, Hindi Teacher, Govt. High School, Dharnia, Fatehabad

245. Shri Subhash Singh Lecturer, Govt. Sr. Secondary School, Katesra, Rohtak

246. Smt. Praveen Mehtra, Hindi Teacher, Govt. High School, Bhohatwas Ahir (Rewari)

247. Shri Ajay Kumar, Teacher, Govt. High School, Dhani Hanuman (Bhiwani)

248. Shri Raj Kumar Sheoran, Lecturer, Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Mangali, Hisar

249. Shri Umesh Chandra Sharma, Govt. Sr. Secondary School, Nangal Dargu, Narnaul

250. Shri Jogender Singh, Govt. High School, Nawa Rajgarh (Bhiwani)

251. Shri Ram Chander, Teacher, Govt. Sr. Sec School, Dulheri, (Bhiwani)

252. Dr. Harender Singh, Govt. High School, Dhana Narsan (Bhiwani)

253 Shri Tarun Gera, Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Bhuthan Kalan (Fatehabad)

254. Shri Dhan Pal Sharma, Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Bhuthan Kalan (Fatehabad)

255. Shri Om Prakash Gandhi, Govt. Girls Middle School, Ranauli (Rewari)

256. Shri Sube Singh, Govt. Pre Primary School Narnaul

257. Shri Vijay Pal Singh, Govt. Sr. Sec. School Patkara, Narnaul

258. Shri Asinder Kumar, Teacher, Govt. Primary School, Rehour Block Barwala, Panchkula

259. Shri Rajesh Vashisth, Teacher, Govt. High School, Bal Ashram, Jind

260. Smt. Raj Rani Malhan, Lecturer, Govt. Model Sanskriti Sr. Sec. School, Sushant Lok, Gurgaon

261. Shri Raja Singh Jhinjer, S.S. Master, Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Cheeka (Kaithal)

262. Shri Sukhdev Singh, Teacher, Govt. High School, Kirti Nagar, Sirsa

263. Smt. Okesh Lata Chaudhary, Principal, Govt. Girls Sr. Sec. School, Bhaproda (Jhajjar)

264. Shri Rajender Parsad, Principal, Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Bhuthan Kalan (Fatehabad)

265. Smt. Saroj Bala, Teacher, Govt. Girls Sr. Sec. School, Old Faridabad

266. Govt. Sr. Secondry School, Cheeka (Kaithal)

267. Adarsh Niketan Sr. Sec. School, Cheeka(Kaithal)

268. Govt. High School, Bohatwa Ahir (Rewari)

269. Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Kabri (Panipat)

270. Govt. Primary School, Khojkipur (Ambala)

271. Govt. High School, Nangalkheri (Panipat)

272. Govt. Sr. Secondry School, Cheeka (Kaithal)

273. Govt. Sr. Secondry School, Cheeka (Kaithal)

274. Hony. Child Sr. Secondary School, Sonipat

275. Shambhu Dayal Modern School, Gohana Road, Sonipat

276. Govt. Primary School, Dhani Hanuman (Bhiwani)

277. D.A.V. Centenary Public School, Panipat

278. Govt. High School, Moriwala (Sirsa)

279. Govt. Boys Sr. Secondary School, Old Faridabad,, Haryana

280. Govt. Boys Sr. Secondary School, Cheeka (Kaithal)

281. Govt. Girls High School, Chuliana (Rohtak)

282. Govt. Girls Sr. Secondary School, NIT, V, Faridabad

283. Govt. Girls Sr. Secondary School, Old Faridabad

284. Govt. Girls Sr. Secondary School, Bhaproda (Jhajjar)

285. Govt. Girls Sr. Secondary School, Sirsa

286. Govt. Girls Middle School, Ranauli (Rewari)

287. Govt. Girls Sr. Secondary School, Barwala (Panchkula)

288. Govt. Girls Sr. Secondary School, No. 5, Faridabad

289. D.A.V. Centenary Public School HUDA, Panipat

290. Govt. Girls Primary School, Jai Khurd, Bhiwani

291. Govt. Primary School, Saketri (Panchkula)

292. Govt. Primary School, Naurangabad (Bhiwani)

293. Govt. Primary School, Guhla (Kaithal)

294. Adarsh Niketan Sr. Secondary School, Kaithal

295. Govt. Middle School, Kaluwas (Bhiwani)

296. Govt. Sr. Secondary School, Padla (Kaithal)

297. Govt. Model Sanskriti Sr. Secondary School, Block C, Sushant Lok Gurgaon

298. Govt. High School, Dulheri (Bhiwani)

299. Govt. Middle School, Malkosh (Bhiwani)

300. Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Saketri (Panchkula)

301. Govt. Sr. Secondary School, Dhirana, Bhiwani

302 Lokesh Jain Advocate Punjab & Haryana High Court

The proceedings of the Meeting are as under: -

Item No.

Proposal Resolution

1. Confirmation of proceedings of Annual

General Meeting held on 25th May, 2009.

Confirmed

The Hony. Secretary informed the House that

the minutes of the Annual General Meeting of

Indian Red Cross Society & St. John

Ambulance (India), Haryana State Branch

were circulated to all the members vide letter

No. 731/MB/RC/ 209/3078-3120 dated 24-06-

2013. It is presumed that the said minutes

have been received by all the members and

no comments/observations have been

received in this regard, therefore minutes are

proposed for confirmation. The House

unanimously confirmed the minutes.

2. Presentation of Annual report for the year 2008-2009 to 2014-2015 of Red Cross, St. John Ambulance and Ambulance Brigade by the Hony. Secretary.

Approved

3. a) The Hony. Secretary, Indian Red Cross

Society, Haryana State Branch and St.

John Ambulance, Haryana State Centre

will present accounts for the Red Cross

and St. John Ambulance for the year

2008-09 to 2015-2016.

b) The Hony. Secretary, Indian Red Cross

Society, Haryana State Branch and St.

John Ambulance (India), Haryana State

Centre, will present budget for the year

2009-10 to 2013-14 of Red Cross and St.

John Ambulance as approved by the

Managing Body of Indian Red Cross

Society, Haryana State Branch and

Executive Committee of St. John

Ambulance (India), Haryana State Centre

in its meeting held on 25th May, 2013 and

Accounts for the year 2014-2015 &

2015-2016 and the Budget for the year

2014-15 to 2016-2017 approved by the

Hon’ble Governor-cum-President, Indian

Red Cross Society, Haryana State

Branch and St. John Ambulance (India),

Haryana State Centre.

Approved

4. Appointment of Auditor Under Chapter V (2) of the Uniform

Rules framed for State/U.T./District

Branches by the Indian Red Cross Society

(National Headquarter) duly approved by

the President of India there is a directions

that the annual accounts for the Society as

well as funds administered by the Society

shall be audited by a practicing Chartered

Accountant to be appointed as a statutory

Auditor for the purpose of compilation and

certification of accounts by the Managing

Committee/Annual General Meeting. The

State Branch has been appointing the

practicing Chartered Accountant for the term

of three years. Since 02-07-1980 as per

resolution of the AGM. M/s Satija &

Company was appointed initially for year

1995-1997 for audit of accounts and his

continuously auditing till date. His work has

been found satisfactory.

Hence, it is proposed that the term of M/s Satija & Company may be continued for the next three years as per provision of the uniform rules.

Approved

The Hony. Secretary informed the House

that M/s Satija & Company has been

appointed for the next three years.

5. Adoption of Uniform Rules of State/U.T./District Branches made by Indian Red Cross Society, National Headquarters, New Delhi under Section 5 of the Indian Red Cross Society Act. 1920. The Uniform Rules for State/U.T./District

Branches made by National Headquarter,

New Delhi under section 5 of Indian Red

Cross Society Act, 1920 (as Amended by

Act No. 22 of 1956 and the Adaptation of

Laws (No. 4) under of 1957 and the Act

No. 14 of 1992) have been received for

implementation and the same have been

approved by the Hon’ble Governor-cum-

President, Indian Red Cross Society,

Haryana State Branch vide approval dated

29-02-2016 (Copy enclosed) with the

composition of Governance, Managing

Committee, Executive Committee for the

State Branch and nominating of Chairman

and Vice-President of District Red Cross

Approved

Branch in Haryana on the basis of said

uniform rules.

6. To Constitute the Executive Committee of the St. John Ambulance (India), Haryana State Centre for the year 2015-16 (Financial year)

Approved

7.

Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki, Hon’ble Governor Haryana-cum-President, Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch and St. John Ambulance (India), Haryana State Centre, will present awards to the volunteers of the Red Cross and St. John.

The awards were presented by Prof.

Kaptan Singh Solanki, Hon’ble Governor

Haryana-cum-President, Indian Red

Cross Society, Haryana State Branch

and St. John Ambulance (India),

Haryana State Centre to the Red Cross

volunteers.

Hob’ble Governor expressed his

gratitude to all the members for attending

meeting and for giving their assuance for

upliftment of Red Cross activities. He

also said that Deputy Commisssioners

have been nominated as President of

District Red Cross Branches and the unit

which works under the Presidentship of

Deputy Commissioner should not feel

deficiency of funds. He also directed that

Annual General meetings of Red Cross

and St. John should be held on regular

basis.

8.

Address by Sh. Manohar Lal Khattar, Hon’ble Chief Minister, Haryana-cum-Vice President, Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch and St. John Ambulance (India), Haryana State Centre, will present awards to the workers of the Red Cross and St. John.

Sh. Manohar Lal, Hon’ble Chief Minister, Haryana-cum-Vice President said that Red Cross is a good plateform for the service to huminity. He asked all members to make efforts for additional income through various projects in that Govt. will also provide all possible help in the regard.

9.

Address by Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki, Hon’ble Governor Haryana-cum-President, Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana State Branch and St. John Ambulance (India), Haryana State Centre.

Concluding the session the Hon’ble Governor, Haryana-cum-President/ Chairman said that such type of meeting should be called every year and given due regards to all the participants with the thanks for attending the meeting.

10. Vote of Thanks by Director General,

Health Services, Haryana-cum-Vice

Chairman, Indian Red Cross Society,

Haryana State Branch and St. John

Ambulance (India), Haryana State Centre.

Vote of Thanks was given by the Hony.

Secretary, Col (Retd.) Dr. G P. Taneja

Sd/-

General Secretary, IRCS & St. John Ambulance (India)

Haryana State Centre Chandigarh

Sd/-

Governor-cum-President, Indian Red Cross Society & St. John Ambulance (India), Haryana State Centre, Chandigarh

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SOCIETY & ST. JOHN AMBULANCE (INDIA) HARYANA STATE BRANCH

13. CONSTITUTION OF THE EXECUTIVE

COMMITTEE OF ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

(INDIA) FOR THE YEAR 2014-15.

The Constitution of the Executive Committee for

the year 2013-2014 approved by Hon’ble

Governor-cum-President is contained in

Appendix ‘F’. The same Executive Committee

may also be approved for the year 2014-15. The

constitution of the so-constituted Executive

Committee will be placed before the Annual

General Meeting.

The Executive Committee of St. John

Ambulance (India), Haryana State Centre

proposed for the year 2015-16 is as under:-

1. Governor of Haryana

2. Chief Minister, Haryana

3. Director General, Health Services,

Haryana-cum-Vice Chairman

4. Director, Secondary Education, Haryana

5. Secretary to Governor, Haryana

6. Director General Social Justice &

Empowerment Department, Haryana

7. Director General, Higher Education,

Haryana

8. Director, Elementary Education,

Haryana

9. Principal Secretary to Govt. of Haryana,

Local Bodies

10. Transport Commissioner, Haryana

11. Director General of Police, Haryana

12. Dy. Director General, N.C.C. Punjab,

Haryana, H.P. and UT Chandigarh

13. Dy. Director (Nursing) Health Services,

Haryana

14. Comdt. General Home Guards & Civil

Defence, Haryana

15. Hony. State Secretary, Bharat Scouts and

Guides, Haryana

16. Dr. J.L. Chaudhry, Hony. Sr. Vice

Chairman, Indian Red Cross Society,

Haryana State Branch, Chandigarh

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37.

Presidents, District St. John Ambulance

in Haryana

38. Hony. State Secretary, St. John

Ambulance (India) Haryana

39. Smt. Savita Aggarwal, Joint Secretary,

St. John Ambulance (India) Haryana

Approved for the year 2014-15 and 2015-16.

The House also unanimously constituted and

approved the Executive Committee for the next

three years 2016-17 to 2018-19 as under:-

1. Chairman, the Governor of Haryana

2. Hony. Treasurer, Sh. Gian Chand Gupta,

M.L.A., Panchkula.

3. Vice- Chairman to be nominated by the

Hon’ble Governor-cum-President, St.

John Ambulance (India), Haryana State

Centre

4. Director, Secondary Education, Haryana

5. Secretary to Governor, Haryana

6. Director General Social Justice &

Empowerment Department, Haryana

7. Director General, Higher Education,

Haryana

8. Director, Elementary Education, Haryana

9. Principal Secretary to Govt. of Haryana,

Local Bodies

10. Transport Commissioner, Haryana

11. Director General of Police, Haryana

12. Dy. Director General, N.C.C. Punjab,

Haryana, H.P. and UT Chandigarh

13. Dy. Director (Nursing) Health Services,

Haryana

14. Comdt. General Home Guards & Civil

Defence, Haryana

15. Hony. State Secretary, Bharat Scouts and

Guides, Haryana

16. To be nominated by the President.

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All Presidents, District St. John Centres

in Haryana

38. State Secretary/Hony. State Secretary,

St. John Ambulance (India) Haryana

State Centre

39. Smt. Savita Aggarwal, Joint Secretary,

St. John Ambulance (India) Haryana

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The Constitution of the Executive

Committee for the year 2012-13 approved by

His Excellency the Governor-cum-President is

contained in Appendix ‘G’

It is also proposed that the Executive

Committee proposed for the year 2015-16 may

also be approved for the next three years i.e.

from 2016-17 to 2018-19.

….For approvaL

(a) Chairman: The Governor of Haryana.

(b) Honorary Treasurer: Sh. Gyan Chand Gupta, MLA, Panchkula

(d) i) Life Member Secretary to Governor Haryana

(Ex officio)

ii) Life Member Dr. Miss Manmohan Kaur (Former Secretary of

Haryana State Red Cross Branch and the Joint

Secretary, National Hqrs.)

(e) All Deputy Commissioners-cum-Presidents of District Red Cross Branches

in Haryana.

(f) General Secretary/Hony. Secretary, Indian Red Cross Society, Haryana

State Branch.

(g) Joint Secretary, Indian Red Cross Society/St. John Ambulance (India),

Haryana State Branch.

(h) i) Director General Social Justice & Empowerment Department

Haryana.

ii) Director General Higher Education Haryana.

iii) Director Secondary Education Haryana.

iv) Director Elementary Education Haryana

v) Director General Health Services Haryana.

Five Deputy Commissioners-cum-Presidents, District Red Cross Branches

in Haryana.

i)Deputy Commissioner, Panchkula

ii) Deputy Commissioner, Ambala

iii) Deputy Commissioner, Kurukshetra

iv) Deputy Commissioner, Karnal

v) Deputy Commissioner, Yamuna Nagar

Member of Managing

Committee

i) Dr. (Miss) Manmohan Kaur

ii) Joint Secretary, Indian Red Cross

Society / St. John Ambulance (India),

Haryana State Branch.

Hony. Legal Advisor: Shri Mahabir Singh Sindhu, Advocate

Hon’ble Punjab & Haryana High Court.

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INDIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY & ST. JOHN AMBULANCE (INDIA) HARYANA STATE

BRANCH

Item No.

Proposal Resolution

2. PROGRESS REPORT ON THE MINUTES

OF THE LAST MEETING HELD ON

25th July, 2013.

The Progress Report on the minutes of

the Managing Body Meeting of Indian

Red Cross, Haryana State Branch held

on 25th July, 2013 is enclosed at

Appendix ‘A’.

2. Item No. 2(18). Any other Item with

the permission of the Chair.

Before submitting the Draft Service

Rules to the co-ordination committee, the

same were forwarded to Secretary to

Governor Haryana for perusal and

further necessary action and guidance. It

was desired by the Governor-Secretary,

Haryana to frame combined Service

Rules of Red Cross & St. John for the

District Red Cross Branches and

amended rules for the State Branch.

Accordingly the same have been

finalized and have been submitted to

Governor Secretary. Now Draft Service

rules are being uploaded on Web-

site of State Branch obtaining any

suggestions from District Red

Cross Branches before getting

approval of Managing Body Red

Cross & Executive Committee St.

John Ambulance (India)

The Hony. Secretary informed regarding

the progress report of the minutes of the

Managing Body meeting of Indian Red

Cross Society, Haryana State Branch held

on 25th July, 2013 as enclosed at

Appendix –“A”. In the progress report, he

informed regarding:-

Hony. Secretary informed the House

that combined draft Service Rules of Red

Cross and St. John for the District Red

Cross Branches and amended rules for

the State Branch are being finalized.

The House unanimously resolved that

these new draft service rules should be

uploaded on web-site of State Red Cross

Branch to obtain the observations/

suggestions from District Red Cross

Branches latest by 31st January, 2017.

After receiving their suggestions, these

services rules may be finanlized after

making necessary amendments by the

State Red Cross Branch accordingly.