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2Tarnaka Times, July - 2010

The doctor patient relationship is complexin view of the human ecological transition phasewhich we are passing through as early as in 1946,Sir. Joseph Bhore ,envisaged that doctors oftomorrow “Should be as social physician” thesubsequent development of health infra structuresince independence , the impact of the marketforces, changing value systems, rapid urbanizationHealth technology boom witnessed, the westerninfluences, availability of diagnostic& curative tools,have all altered the scenario.

While discussing an issue like this, it isimperative to understand the health care providersand health care receivers, have different valuesystems and are acting and interacting in a milieu ofseveral pulls and pressures of the market forces.

While it is easy to jump onto the band wagonto accuse one or the other among theses two, it isnecessary to understand the role that the severalwelfare associations in an urban area can do forpromoting the welfare of their own people who comeunder their umbrella. While it may not be feasiblereadily to change individual preferences to go to aparticular physician or hospital because it is part offundamental right it becomes easy to adopt publicwelfare measures for improving the overall healthscenario .Some of the actions that can becontemplated by the associations in the “ Interestof Public Welfare” can be:

1. School Health Programs : For early detectionof Ophthalmic, dermatological,nutritional, dental and communicable diseasesamong others. This is possible by adopting schoolsin their area and assigning doctors to do the work.

2. Food Handlers : Today there is mushrooming ofeateries both static and mobile and the handlers aremany and varied. Compulsory medical anddiagnostic test of food handlers prevent amoebiasis,E -coli, Salmonella group of infections and othercommunicable disease including Syphilis.

3. Water Quality Monitoring : Frequent watersampling and the end user level and analysis atpublic health laboratory will determine presence /absence of E-coli and other water borne infections and confirmthe water chlorination levels.

4. Meat Hygiene : There are several shops sellingfish/ Meat & Meat products, effective monitoring ofthe quality of theses will go a long way in preventingfood borne infections

5.Prevention of Food Adulteration : Thecommittee can check with the help of foodInspectors , grains and oils being supplied for Publicconsumption in both government and Nongovernment Public stores

6.Screening for Prevention of Chronic disease:Simple diagnostics test for presence / absence ofDiabetes / B.P/ Renal disorders / Cancer of cervix/Breast will prevent development of Lung, Heart ,Kidneys , neurological disorders at later stage.

7. Building up of Referral Systems : Health careservices should originate from an area concept asin the case of ration shop ,every family should beattached to an identified local health centre . Theseprimary health care centres must be responsiblefor domiciliary care. These Public Health care unitsare to be attached to an urban health post to beestablished at a rate of one for50,000 population.

One might wonder whether the welfareorganizations should embark on all or any of theprogrammes discussed above as they fall underpublic domain and governmental agencies arecharged with these responsibilities. Knowing as tohow these agencies perform, the least we can do inour own interest is to do a watchdog function toenforce the activities to be performed in a qualitativeway.

Extract of the minutes of Meeting of SCOTRWA on 1st July, 2010

DOCTORS DAY - 1st July 2010

SENIORS STAND UNITED.

In one voice all of them pronounced - We shall stand united and show our protest against the step-motherly treatment of the GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE,towards the Senior Citizens. They are waiting for the DAY - 16th August, 2010 to show their strength- to show their anger - to show their dis-satisfaction. All but silently.

C`MON, TOGETHER LET US MAKE IT HAPPEN ON 16TH AUGUST 2010 .


Resident Welfare Association (U-FERWAS) Meetings

Standing Commiittee of Tarnaka ResidentsWelfare Association (SCOTRWA)

The meeting was held in NagarjunaCommunity Hall on 26th June,2010. ShriRadhakrishna, Gen. Sec. of the NagarjunanagarRWA welcomed the participants. Newly elected wardcommittee members, namely Shri P.S.N. KumarYadav and Ms.G. Sujatha were introduced to theparticipants. They also spoke and assured to takeup civic issues and help in solving the problems.Prof. Vaikuntham advised the newly elected wardmembers to take up all common issues. Both WardCommittee members promised to organizepadayatra to get first hand knowledge of the civicproblems of the area.

Dr. Rao Chelikani expressed unhappinessover election of Ward members, as a whole.According to him 20% of the expected members areonly elected. In general, the civil societyorganizations are not represented in thesecommittees. It appears that some elected ward

members names were included in the last moment.Organizations like SCOTRA should find ways to fightout through court for directions for proper electionof Area Sabha members in the next round. He,further, explained about the proposed visit of Germandelegation during September to promote capacitybuilding of Resident Welfare Associations.

As regards community Radio projects, in theabsence of response from RWAs, it has beendecided to call representatives of RWAs for a specialmeeting to find out their views.

1st July 2010 as Doctor ’s Day wasCelebrations under the banner of the Red CrossSociety Hyderabad District to develop the communitydoctor concept in order to render better services andto reduce medical expenses. In this connection,Prof.Y. Vaikuntham suggested that a list of allavailable doctors to be prepared and to be circulatedto RWAs for the use of its members. Dr. RaoChelikani also explained the latest developmentswith regard Erragunta.

Report - Mr. D.S.N. Murthy

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Doctors Day on 1st July:

The Executive committee Members calledon the local doctors and conveyed the greetings ofthe Association and requested for their activecooperation in spreading awareness on health careissues in this area.

The doctors have responded by expressingtheir willingness to guide the citizens in the mattersof health and treatment. Most of the doctors haveagreed to attend our meetings to enlighten themembers on health care issues. Some doctors hadvolunteered to extend free testing and treatment attheir clinics to the senior citizens. The Forumexpresses gratitude for the positive response of themedical community.

GHMC Services:

The public are invited to bring any sanitaryproblems to the 1B (Health ward) of circle 9 of GHMCor the Sanitary Office situated on the first floor of E-seva in Ram nagar. Sri.Md.Hussain SanitoryInspector: 9030663373. Sri.Pochaiah: 9177781859,

Ram Nagar Ramalayam1 Area. The followingsanitary Jawans will be attending to the areasmentioned: Smt.Yadamma 9959177689, LalithaNagar Colony, Balaji Nagar, Ganesh Nagar, etc.Sri.Sattaiah 9848691433, Ram Nagar Bakaram,Risala gadda, Hari Nagar, Golconda Cig. Factoryarea. Smt.Venkatamma 9177781859 Parsigutta,Sastry Nagar, St.Lois School, Sri.Harinath PrivateContract Supervisor 9030984461 Vidya Nagar,Achyuta Reddy mard, APSRT Quarters. VadderaBasti, Lalitha Nagar colony, and other main roads inother areas. Sri. Narayana , Private ContractSupervisor 9216440156 Ram NagarESeva Center,Medibai Basti, Azmabad, ZB Garden, MusheerabadRTC Depot, RTC Colony, Sri Sreenivas PrivateContract Supervisor 9948731731Dayara Market,Bakaram, Sagarlal Hospital Road, Ram NagarChowrastha to VST Road, BE Ram Nagar Gundu,Adikmet, Jamai Osmania Flyover ROB, Vidya NagarChowratha etc. Sri. B.Ramulu 9394742259 can becontacted for any problem in any area of the ward.

As Reported by SCF, Vidyanagar


The residents of Nagarjuna Nagar WelfareAssociation, Tarnaka have participated in a “Sit In”protest on 17/7/10 to high light the callous attitudeof GHMC and Mayor in developing a parkadmeasuring about 600 sq.yds. ear-marked in thelay out of the colony 1/67 of 1967.

During the last three decades, manyattempts for land grabbing and encroachments weremade by different people. Every such attempt wasresisted and brought to the notice of GHMC by theresidents. Numerous representations were made to develop a park which would give the residents themuch needed lung space in the colony. The

The Association has filed a case in court against the encroachers and GHMC. Some residentsalso have filed a PIL. It is more than six months, but, when the case comes for hearing, the GHMC legalcounsel seeks more time for presenting the documents.

After trying all possible efforts, the law-abiding and peaceful residents of the colony, many ofwhom are senior citizens, having held responsible positions in the past, are constrained to participate in“Sit In Protest”.

Sri. S. Radhakrishna, Secretary, Nagarjunanagar RWA.

Sri P. S. N. Kumar Yadav, 9393314625, Edunoju Swarnatha W/o. Sri.E.Yadagiri Chary,Vinobha Nagar,9949515512, 9849307900, Sri Motta Balaram, Shanthi Nagar, 9293901978, 9493120240, Sri GulamMoinuddin, North Lalaguda, 65277773. Sri T. Rajalingam, Dr.Ambedkar Nagar: 27069701/9849711691,Smt. Gogineni Sujatha, Kimtee Colony, 2701 6647, 9703130005,9885099789, Sri Kurelli Sainath Goud,Ganesh Nagar, 27005733,9246508222, Smt. Thirumala Renuka, Sathayanagar 9701891130, Smt. AithaSurya Bai, Aryanagar 9666089904, Smt. K. Sandhya Rani, Indira Nagar: 9866055203, Name of theOfficer & Department, attached to the Ward committee : Mr. Vinod Kumar, A.E, GHMC (Tarnaka):9032000793, Mr. Vijay Kumar, A.E, GHMC(Tarnaka): 9989930414, Mr. Durgaiah, Sanitary Supervisor,Tarnaka, 9963712895, Mr. Ranjit, Section Officer, Town Planning , GHMC,9949994026.

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THE HOUSE OWNERS WELFARE ASSOCIATION OF NORTH LALLAGUDA

The Association gathered on 15th July, 2010 to announce their affliation to the United Federation of ResidentWelfare Associations (UFERWAS) and also to the Federation of A. P. Senior Citizens’ Organisations(FAPSCO).The following are the office-bearers: Chief Patron: Sri Talasani Srinivas Yadav, Ex-Minister,Advisor: Dr. Rao V. B. J. Chelikani, FAPSCO, U-FERWAS,Chief Advisor : Sri Mohd. Ismail : 97012 37896, Legal Advisor : Sri B. Srinivas,President : Lion B. Narsing Rao, mjf : 9346461301, Vice – President : Sri C. Satyanandam : 9666691172,Gen. Secretary : Sri G. A. Ravinder : 99489 86695, Secretary : Sri Md. Sarwar : 96037 76809, Jt.Secretary: Sri A. R. Ramchander : 9395557350, Org. Secretary : Smt. I. Suryabai : 96660 89904, Treasurer : Sri A.Raghunath : 93463 84533.

ANANTHAPUR DISTRICT SENIOR CITIZENS WELFARE ASSOCIATION

The following Executive Committee of the Ananthapur District Senior Citizens Welfare Associationis formed on 20/6/2010, in the presence of Sri.B.N.Shetty, President, Senior Citizens Welfare Association,Kurnool, who participated as the observer from the Federation of A.P. Senior Citizens Organisations(FAPSCO).

President : Rev. M. Davidson : 9885335080,Vice-Presidents: Sri M. B. Maddilati : 9704374745,Smt. Kamalaxamma, Gen.Secretary. Sri A. Subbarayudu : 9000883722, Jt. Secretaries : Dr.M.Sudhakar: 9440683934, Smt. K.Sarojamma, Treasurer : Sri Yesurathnam : 9912737235. Exe.Members: SriM.Thimothy, Rev. J.M. Alexander, Sri C.Sundaraiah, Sri.Ramudu, Sri M.Pullaiah, Sri B. Lalenaik :9490432455,Sri M.Linganna : 9885701866 and Sri B. Raffiuddin : 9393806500.


SENIOR CITIZENS FORUM OF NIZAMABAD DISTRICT

The members of Senior Citizens Forum,Nizamabad District have distributed the educationalmaterial, such as, big world, national and state mapsand material related to mathematics and games,note books, pencils, erasers and ceiling fans to thestudents of the following schools which are run byprivate service organizations, financed byphilanthropists. All these students belong toeconomically and socially weaker sections of the society. Free Education is being provided in these schools:Sree Saraswathi Shishu Mandir and Mathrusree Uchita Patashala. Along with the distribution of abovematerials, a lunch was also served to all the students including the staff, management committee membersand senior citizens. Near about 500 students including all members of the institutions & senior Citizenshave enjoyed the lunch.

Mohd. Azam our Senior Citizen's ForumMember taking a rally on ENO Tree Plantation

at Karimnagar A.P., India.

HIDDEN TREASUREThe latest addition to the books released from I.F.H.D.”RURALTRANSFORMATIONS” is a hidden treasure of knowledge about the current trendsin social transformations. The other siblings of the book written by DR.V.B.J.RaoChelikani, are “A Guide Book to Flat Culture”, “A Directory of Elders Homes inA.P.”, How to Fight Corruption and Injustice”.

A set of “CATALYST” Magazines containing articles on Developmental issues like“Corporate Social Responsibility”, “Water”, etc. etc. are available free to thosewho are interested in the subjects from I.F.H.D.

As an incentive, one book is given free to those who order for 5 books at a timefor Rs.750/-

Also the books are available with the following shops :

1. A.A. Husain& Co, 5-8-551, Abids, Hyderabad- (A.P.) Tel : 23203724

2. CLS Book Shop, Nampally Station Road, Hyderabad-500001, Ph: 23202046, 24113092

3. CENTRAL, Books and Stationary: 62D, Happy Trade Center, S.D. Road, Clock Tower Circle,Secunderabad- 500 003 Ph: 6649 7656.

4. VISALAANDHRA PUBLISHING HOUSE, 4-1-435, Bank Street, Hyderabad- 500 001 Ph: 2474 4580

Implement WALTA Act !Whenever you find un-authorised tree cutting inhyderabad and R.R. Districts, Pleace Inform :

Sri P. Raja Rao, IFS (DFO) - 9440810107Sri Viplav Reddy (Range Officer) - 9849132752

Sri A.D.V. Satyanarayana - 98485 12464

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The monthly News paper for Senior CitizensContact the Editor :

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Ph : 040-2762 5209 Email: silver Citizens @gmail.com


Senior Citizens Forum, Tarnaka:August 20102nd - YRK Paramahamsa Tarnaka 9848261406

8th - R Adavaiah Mettuguda 27824114

9th - Prof.VSudheerChandraReddy Habsiguda 27177956

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12th - Thakorlal C Patel Habsiguda 9492047262

21st -T Panduranga Chari Nag’Nagr 9441469190

23rd -R Riberiro Vijayapuri 27004564

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HABSIGUDA WELFARE ASSOCIATION (HAWA)

The Habsiguda branch Zilla Grandhalaya SamasthaParishad Samstha library hitherto functioning in theMunicipal shopping complex, St no.8 Habsiguda wasshifted into the big Community Hall building behindI.S.I. Jaisanthoshinagar (West) in Street No. 8.

On 26th July, 2010 the reopening ceremony wasorganised by the Library Development Committeeof Habsiguda, at 3.30 p.m. M.Chalapathy, Dy.Commissioner/Uppal Municipality, G.H.M.C.declared it open duly cutting the ribbon. He promisedto do his best for the continuous maintenance of thislibrary in the Community Hall.

Shri Manoj Kumar, Secretary, Dist.Library authority,who was also present has promised to arrange forthe supply of more magazines, news papers for thebenefit of our members. The meeting was largelyattended by Senior Citizens of Habsiguda and JointCommittee of Habsiguda Welfare Association(HAWA) members. The presence of more ladymembers at the function made it more colourful.

Mr.Sukhender Reddy, Retd. I.A.S. Officer, a SeniorCitizen Forum Member, made the event lively by hisspontaneous contribution of an amount of Rs.5000/- to buy more books for the library.

The function was well organised in the Communityhall. due to the untiring efforts of Ln.RaghuramiReddy, President of Library Dev. Committee, ShriP.L. Menon, Org.Sec. of Jt.HAWA Committee.

A report from Shri K. Subramanyam,of Snehanagar., Habsiguda.

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Rewards of Foster Parenting.

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2. Share in the growth of a child.

3. Give a child the Wings to fly.

4. Take pride in his growth to become a responsiblecitizen..

5. Derive happiness in sharing and loving.

For more information contact: GHMC Compound,R.P. Road , Secunderabad - 500 003.Mrs. Viqar Ewari, Hon.Secretary.email : [email protected].


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VAYOSHRESTHA SAMMANTHE COMMISSIONER FOR THE WELFARE OF DISABLED AND SENIOR CITIZENS, HYDERABAD

informs all the Assistant Directors, Welfare of Disabled and Senior Citizens in the districts that the Ministry ofSocial Justice and Empowerment, GOI is celebrating the International Day of Elderly on 1st October of everyyear by organizing a series of seminars and felicitating the distinguished senior citizens with VayoshresthaSamman. The Government of India also identified ten categories for awarding / Samman of senior citizens andcalled for nominations in the said categories.

All the Assistant Directors, Welfare of Disabled and Senior Citizens in the State are requested to makewide publicity on the above issue and arrange to forward two nominations for each of the said categories forSamman immediately to enable this office to submit the same to the National Selection Committee within theprescribed time i.e. by 22.7.2010. For details regarding guidelines, Proforma applications for each of the cat-egories of Awards, you may visit the website: www.socialjustice.nic.in

Appeal to the senior citizens associations and to the organizers of the elders Homes :Please select two for each category and hand over the same to the AD in your district with supportingdocuments. And send a copy to us also. At the same time, make selection of names and keep them readyfor such awards at the state and district levels also.

Federation of Organisers of Elders Homes in AP(FEDEHAP) Meeting to be held on on 1st August, 2010from 10 am to 1p.m. sharp at the Vijayapuri RWA hall, (E-Seva Building) ,Opp. Lane - Railway DegreeCollege,Tarnaka, Hyderabad.

AGENDAReview of the Past Activities; Organisational matters, Induction of new organizers;Plan of action (what, who, when); Delegation to authorities; Directory; Counselling; Finances: Incomeand Expenditure.


STANDING COMMITTEE OF TARNAKA RESI-DENTS'

WELFARE ASSOCIATIONS (SCOTRWA)Balaji Residency, 12-13-705/10/AB,

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