Param Pujya Gurudev

Shri Ranchhoddasji Maharaj

Sadguru Drishti October-December, 2012

World Sight Day – 11th Oct  

56 million people in India have problems with their vision which is need to be corrected. The numbers are large and eed to be tackled immediately. To throw focus on visual impairment and blindness, the second Thursday of October is nually designated as World Sight Day. On October 11, 2012, Sadguru Netra Chikitsalaya celebrated the day under the

ind presence of Chief Guest, Mr. Sampat Kumar Jhabbar, Director, M.K.Internationl eye bank with the theme "The tegrated Eye Care Team – Working Together to Eliminate Avoidable Blindness" focused on women and children

omprehensive eye care. On this occasion in all 24 Sadguru Vision Centers patient with refractive error were provided ectacles and referral done for those in need of surgical intervention.

y and expose them to recent advances in ophthalmology at primary, secondary and tertiary care level.

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PMOA workshop: October, 2012

35th and 36th batch of Paramedical Ophthalmic Assistants (PMOAs) underwent 6 days refresher training program during October month. Total 68 participants from Punjab & Chhatisgarh participated in training programs. The main purpose of the training program is to orient the Government Paramedical ophthalmic assistants on skills pertaining to primary eye care deliver

Sadguru Netra Chikitsalaya- Chitrakoot

Inauguration of 90th Tara Netra Daan Yagna- 17th Nov  

Tara Netra Yagna is a base hospital surgical eye camp started by the founder ‘Gurudev’ during early 1950’s and since then it has been celebrated as yearly event by Shri Sadguru Seva Sangh Trust. Chairman, Shri Sadguru Seva Sangh Trust, Shri Vishad.P.Mafatlal inaugurated the Tara Netra Dan Yagna at Chitrakoot. On the day Dr. Rajiv Raman, Medical Director, Director Vitero-Retina, Choithram Netralaya, Indore, was honored by nominating him as a member of Advisory Board, Sadguru Netra Chikitsalaya by Mr. Vishad. P.Mafatlal, Chairman of the trust.

MPSOS Conference - 2012

Sadguru Netra Chikitsalaya recently concluded a very successful annual M P State ophthalmology conference held on 3 – 4 Nov, 2012 at JabalpuMohit Bansal received DNS Chaudhary Award for best of best paper SOS 2011. He also won P.L. Dubey Award for best free paper in

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session this year. Dr. Sudhanshu Banka’s free paper was judged as best in Cornea session. Sadguru made its presence felt by presenting 10 papers, 1 video and 9 Posters in various subspecialties. Apart from this our faculty was

anel discussion, charring session and delivered talks on various topics. involved in p

6th Annual Symposium (COSI)

6th Annual Symposium was orgranised by Community Ophthalmology Society of India (COSI) at Venu Eye Institute & Research Centre, New Delhi from 30th November-1st December 2012. The theme of the conference was “Implementing Primary Eye Care - Approached and Challenges". Mr. Vijay Singh of Centre for community ophthalmology represented Sadguru Netra Chikitsalaya and did presentation on ‘Primay Eye Care through Vision Center’. On the occasion Dr. B.K.Jain, Director and Trustee, Shri Sadguru Seva Sangh Trust was elected as Vice-president and Member- Award selection committee of COSI.

Sadguru Netra Chikitsalaya- Chitrakoot

Consultancy visits 26th & 27th November 2012

art of IAPB Capacity Building Project follow-up. The visiting team included Visit to Sitapur Eye Hospital, Sitapur as a pDr.Elesh, Administartor, Sadguru Netra Chikitsalya & Mr. D. Subramanyam, Senior Program Manager, Centre for Community Ophthalmology department. During two days visit the team observed improvement in systems and progress of the hospital 23rd December 2013 Vision 2020: Right to Sight India organized Central Zone meeting at Seva Sadan Eye Hospital, Bhopal. The agenda for the meeting was annual conference of Vision 2020 to be held at Bhopal during April 2013. The meeting was attended by Dr.B.K Jain, Board member & Central Zone representative, Vision 2020 India and Mr. D. Subramanyam, Center for Community Ophthalmology. 21st & 22nd December 2013 Visit to Sadguru Sankalp Netra Chikitsalaya as a part of IAPB Capacity Building Project follow-up. The visiting team included Dr.B.K Jain, Dr.Elesh, Mr.Subramanyam, Mr.Shrikant & Mr.Rajeev Shukla. During two days visit the team observed improvement in systems and progress of the hospital.

Jankikund Chikitsalaya- Chitrakoot

augurated New JKC OPD in the Jankikund Hospital campus s renowned stakeholder and donor Mr. Bacchu Bhai

Laparoscopic tubectomy surgery in India is considered as the safest method for permanent pregnancy control. Jankikund Chikitsalaya has organized 3 LTT camps on 19th Nov, 12th Dec and 31st Dec, 2012. Dr. M.M.Pandey and Dr. Devendra Singh, Chief Surgeon, District Hospital, Satna performed the procedures. Total 59 patients were benefited from the camp.

Inauguration of New JKC OPD

Under the aegis of the trust, Jankikund Chikitsalya has inon 02nd Nov, 2012. The OPD was inaugurated by the trust’Kotecha, Maruti trust, Leicester, U.K.

Family Planning (Laproscopic tubectomy) Camp

 

Shree Raghuveer Mandir Trust- Chitrakoot

                     Annakoot Mahotsav celebration at Raghuveer Mandir

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called "ANNAKOOT" meaning heap of food items. Shri Raghuveer Mandir Trust offered around 508 types of food times to Lord Krishna with various mantras and hymns. Later the food was distributed as PRASAD (Food item filled with divine positive energy by the glance of GOD) among devotees

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Gurudev Jayanti: 17th Nov The trust celebrated Jayanti of our Param Pujya Gurudev Shri Ranchhoddas ji Maharaj on 17th Nov, 2012 at Raghuveer Mandir campus. The chairman of trust Mr. Vishad.P.Mafatlal did poojan on the day. On the occasion all the trustees, gurubhai from allover joined the celebration and program came to an end with huge bhandara.

 

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Under the aegis of the Trust, Raghuveer Mandir Trust celebrated AnnakoMahotsav on 14th November, 2012. On this day many varieties items were offered to Lord Krishna for prosperity of life, this day

and Sadhus in the form of ‘Bhandara’. The celebration was sharedasion with lot of joy and happiness. Gurubhais and Sadguru Parivar on the oc

Tulsi Vivah – The Ritual: 24th Nov

The symbolic wedding ritual of Tulsi Vivah is performed in the evening. Devotees fast till the dusk and take udevotional activities as soon as the sun is down. Tulsi plant is decorated with flowers and all other paraphernalia of a bride. Amongst vedic mantras the sacred marriage is performed at auspicious time. Delicacies cooked are offered toTulsi devi and prasad is distributed among the devotees. Shri Raghuveer Mandir Trust celebrated the Tulsi Vivah with Bhagwan Shaligram. Devotees of Gurudev from all over India & abroad and Sadguru Parivar joined celebration of Tulsi Vivah. Mr. kapil and Mrs. Bharti represented the groom’s (Bhagwan Shaligram) family and Pradeep Bhai Korani and family represented bride’s (Tulsi) family.

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Ramanyanam 2012: A Classical Dance Competition

Under the aegis of Madhya Pradesh tourism department, District Administration Satna organized three days Classical dance competition Ramanayam 2012 at Deendayal Research Institute, Chitrakoot from November 24 to 26. The program comprising of Bhajan, Ramleela, Preachings and classical dance were participated by various Government and Private Schools of M.P. The program was chaired by Minister –

and Mineral Resource Department, Mr. Rajendra Shula. Sadguru Public School got a pride of winning Classical

Paramedical science celebrated the day with theme ‘GeThe purpose of theme was to take oath for Zero infections, Zero

scrimination and Zero Aids related deaths. The day was celebrated by depicting various aids related posters, awareness programs in the form of

lay and orientation on how to prevent from aids, in Jankikund campus.

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dance program by Haritima Maurya of Class- 8.

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World Aids day

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Sadguru School of Nursing Result - 2012

Year Dist. Ist IInd Total

First Year 5 44 6 55

Second Year 3 42 3 48

Third Year 19 18 - 37

Total = 27 104 09 140

 

     

  

                                       

Samadhi sthal in the trust campus on the occasion of his first death anniversary. Chairman of the trust Shri Vishad.P.Mafatlal with all trustees and gurubhais payed their homage to Late Shri Arvind Bhai. Arvind bhai left for heavenly abode on October 30, 2011. Arvind Bhai wished no more rebirth and only Moksha from God. God wished Arvind bhai to reach heaven with a sense of happiness and with all his blessings in the Karma

he day which is the birth date of Gurudev.

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  Navdurga Mahotsav

Shri Sadguru Seva Sangh Trust has traditionally celebrated Durga Utsav from. Under the aegis of the Trust, Sadguru Mitra Mandal in the guidance of Smt. Usha.B.Jain, has organized Raas Dandiya Competition on the occasion in which teams comprising students of Sadguru Institute of Nursing and Paramedical Science, Vidyadham Hr. secondary and primary school, Sadguru Public School, Shri Ram Sanskrit Mahavidlaya and Staff of SNC and JKC participated with joy and happiness.

Shraddhanjli Sabha  

According to hindu calendar, trust organized Shraddhanjli Sabha of Late. Shri Arvind.N.Mafatlal, former chairman of the trust on 17th Nov at

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  Inaugauration of Sadguru departmental store, Sangeet Vidyalaya and Vocational Training Centre  The trust inaugaurated a Multi facilitation centre on 15th Nov, 2012, keeping in mind the generating domestic need of

e community. Apart from all houselod items, Sangeet vidyalaya and Vocational training centre (Beautician course, raftsman training) will be regulated in the campus. The inauguration was done by the Chairman of the trust, Mr. ishad.P.mafatlal and his wife Mrs Rupal. Mafatlal.

onducted from 4th to 6th Oct which was volunteered by Delhi. He demonstrated the surgeries on patient and also

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Sadguru Sankalp Netra Chikitsalaya- Anandpur

Trust activities- Chitrakoot

Workshop on Strabismus

In association with vision 2020, HBP on “Strabismus” was cDr. Suma Ganesh from Dr. Shroff Charitable Eye Hospital, gave the lecture on surgical and medical management on squint.

World sight day

On the occasion of world sight day outreach camp was organized with the pport of Seva Foundation and Focusing Philanthropy where 300 people

Anandpur outreach camp

was held from 24th-28th Dec. A team obanputra and Parth Bhai Sejpal from es such as: Distribution of Household

kets. Shri N. B. Lohani, Dr. Vishnubhai Jobanputra, and other gurubhais – bens were present at the inaugural function.

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P blessed every body and praised the efdeveloping the trust. On this occasion Shhim from 22nd to 23 rd Dec.

suwere screened. On the same day free eye screening camp was organized at all vision centres. Patients with refractive error were provided spectacles and eferral done for those in need of surgical intervention. r

 

The 5th Anandpur Outreach Programof Volunteers led by Sukrut bhai JBombay to conduct various activitiItems; and Blan

All the children went out for picnic to celebrate ChildrenNovember along with their teachers. They reached out tochanderi in Madhya Pradesh where they visit Jain temples.

day on 14th

Katha paath

aram Pujya Shri Shyam Sunder Das Maharaj visited the trust .Maharaj Ji forts of all gurubhais and staff in ri Ramcharit Manas was delivered by

Trust activities - Anandpur

Sadguru Sankalp Netra Chikitsalaya- Anandpur

   

Trust comparative performance report

 Chitrakoot Anandpur

(A) (B) Grand Total A+B 2011-12 2012-13 2011-12 2012-13 2011-12 2012-13

Particulars Oct-Dec Oct-Dec Oct-

Dec Oct-Dec Oct-Dec Oct-Dec

Walk‐in Outpatients  79849  57136  6242  7671  86091  64807 

Outreach Outpatients  6980  32039  29140  31426  36120  63465 

Child outpatients  3492  4020  2228  1997  5720  6017 

Vision Centre Outpatients   21349  21838  1426  3602  22775  25440 Total Outpatients  111670  115033  39036  44696  150706  159729 Walk‐in Surgery  31717  24628  965  797  32682  25425 Out Reach Surgery  2236  4112  9780  8995  12016  13107 Child  Su 446  506  71 rgery  36  517  542 

Vision Centre Surgery  2176  8737  170  603  2346  9340 

Total Surgery  36575  37983  10986  10431  47561  48414 

Chitrakoot Anandpur Grand Total

(A) (B ) A+B 2011-12 2012-13 2011-12 2012-13 2011-12 2012-13

Particulars Oct-Dec Oct-Dec Oct-Dec Oct-Dec Oct-Dec Oct-Dec

OPD  965  18903  14834  14602  15799  33505 Minor Surgery  9780  258  205  138  9985  396 

             Major surgery  51  1042  32  61  83  1103 

Institutional delivery   170  519  145  204  315  723 

                

            

Press Release

                                 

                                             

   

Donation Schemes-Chitrakoot

 

               

01. Health Care I Cataract IOL surgery 

One Cataract (IOL) surgery to be performed on behalf of the donor          ` 2,000  

One Cataract (IOL) surgery to be performed every year on behalf of the donor    ` 10,000 

II Outreach Camp (These camps are conducted in underserved poor population) 

One outreach camp to be performed on behalf of the donor  ` 25,000 each camp

One outreach camp to be performed every year on behalf of the donor    ` 250,000 each camp

III Bed scheme 400 Bedded ward complex (donor’s name plate will be duly acknowledged )  ` 25,000 each bed

02. Cattle Development   Gauseva  Kendra  To provide shelter for Gauvansh (Cattle) and basic need of their diet for one cow for 1 year. 

` 3,000   

Donation for feeding all cows one day every year (the day will be of donor’s choice)  ` 30,000 

Procurement & feeding of milking cow for 1 year  ` 20,000  each

03. Others

I Ward scheme (New SNC Building)

For private ward in new SNC building (Green Building)  ` 300,000 each ward

II  Room scheme For well furnished A/C room in Atithi Grih (donor’s name plate will be fixed outside) 

` 500,000 each room

                                                         

     

   

Donation Schemes-Anandpur

01. Health Care I Cataract IOL surgery One Cataract (IOL) surgery to be performed on behalf of the donor          ` 2,000 

 Cataract (IOL) surgery to be performed every year on behalf of the donor    ` 10,000  One

II Outreach Camp (These camps are conducted in underserved poor population)  outreach camp to be performed on behalf of the donor  ` 25,000 eaOne ch camp

One outreach camp to be performed every year on behalf of the donor    ` 250,000 each camp

III Bed scheme Bed in name of Donor SSNC  IInd floor and Camp ward  ` 25,000 each bed

IV Vision Centre This Vision Centres will be established in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan to deliver primary eye care services.  ` 500,000 each 

V  Diabetic Retinopathy Clinic  (i)   Ophthalmic Laser  ` 20,00,000  (ii)  Fundus Camera   ` 18,00,000 

(iii) Optical Coherence Tomography Machine  ` 45,00,000 

02. Cattle Development   

Gauseva  Kendra  To provide shelter for Cattle, fodder and drinking water for 3 months only.  ` 3,000    Donation for 1 day feeding of one cow  for 10 years (the day will be of donor’s choice)  ` 10,000 Procurement and feeding of milking cow for 1 year  ` 20,000  each

03. Educational activities   To provide computer based teaching  and learning  materials to School children Computer System with Projector  (10 Class room)  ` 60,000  each per year  Free education  or Training to the poor student  ` 6,000  each per year  To provide computer based teaching & learning material  ` 6,000  each per year

03. Proposed new building 

New Atithi Grih (16 rooms) A good lodging facility with well furnished bedroom and attached toilet facilities.  ` 300,000 each room Kitchen and Dining Hall  ` 10,00,000

Blood Bank Total amount  ` 40,00,000 

Nursing Hostel To provide accomodation to the Nursing students  ` 20,00,000 

Room in Higher secondary school Class Room (HSC school)  ` 200,000 each room

Donations will be duly acknowledged with Donor's Name Plate.  P Donations are exempt from Income Tax under section 80 G of the Income Tax Act 1961 lease Note:

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Dr. Vishnu Jobanputra - (M-09754042687)

Shri G.K. Upadhyay – (M-09424406888)

Shri Ravi Upadhyay - (M-09754042657)

Sadguru Nagar, Anandpur,

Dist. Vidisha, Madhya Pradesh - 464112

Ph: + 91-7590-278714, + 91-7590-278711

Fax: +91-7590-278714

E-mail: drvjobanputra@sadgurutrust.org,

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Jankikund, Chitrakoot – 210 204.

Tel: (07670) 265 320, 265 606. (05198) 224432

Email: drbkjain@sadgurutrust.org,

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Mafatlal House, Backbay Reclamation

Mumbai - 400 020

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