A Half Yearly News Letter of CANARA BANK RELIEF & WELFARE SOCIETYNo. 25 VOL. 3 & 4 APRIL-SEPTEMBER, 2017

Braille Transcription Center receiving the National Tactile Book Award-2017, Dr. Namitha Jacob from Chetana Charitable Trust, handing over the award to

Shri Aravinda Rao, Hon. Secretary. Seen are (L to R); Smt Vani Lakshman, Volunteer, Smt. Sumangala Angadi, Sr. Manager, Smt. Uma Rao Kolar, Volunteer, Shri K.S.S. Kamath, General Manager & Smt. Rajyashree Satish, Member, Governing Council

Get together of Sponsored Students. Shri Aravinda Rao, presenting the memento to Dr. Vijayalakshmi Balekundri. Others in the photo

(L to R) are; Smt. Revathi Mohan, Staff, Smt. Prema Ratnakar, Joint Secretary & Shri K.S.S. Kamath, General Manager

Valedictory function of Summer Camp for Sponsored Students. Seen in the photo (L to R) are; Shri K.S.S. Kamath, General Manager, Shri Prakash P. Mallya, President, Shri Aravinda Rao, Hon. Secretary, Dr. C.R. Chandrashekar, Smt. Divya Narayanappa, Smt. Lalitha Rao &

Smt. Sumangala Angadi, Sr. Manager

Inauguration of the Braille Literary Fest. Shri K.S.S. Kamath, General Manager lighting the Lamp in the august presence of (L to R) Shri B.R. Guruprasad &

Shri P. Aravinda Rao, Hon. Secretary. Seen in the photo are; Smt. Rajyashree Satish, Member, Governing Council & Smt. Revathi Mohan, Staff of Mathruchhaya

Shri Aravinda Rao addressing about Braille Resource Centre. On the chair (L to R) are; Shri K.S.S. Kamath, Shri Kolar Vasudeva Rao, Smt. Vani Lakshman, Smt. Sumangala Angadi & Smt. Revathi Mohan

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Cultural activity by the Sponsored students at Summer Camp

Education is very vital tool that is used in the contemporary world to succeed. It is important because it is used to mitigate most of the challenges faced in life. The knowledge that is gained through education helps open doors to a lot of opportunities for better prospects in career path. It is a means to empower children. No doubt the privileged children receive good quality education throughout the globe. But, the problem prevails with the underprivileged children, who despite their eagerness to learn and express, will not be accessible even to the basic education.

There are many initiatives by the Government and NGOs to uplift the status of the underprivileged children by providing and supporting them by good education. But the percentage of the beneficiaries is still below average.

Canara Bank Relief and Welfare Society since the year 1988 is supporting the education of the underprivileged children through its Educational Sponsorship Programme. Each year good number of children are identified and are taken into the protective fold of the Institution. Starting from the Primary class till the completion of their Vocational/Degree/Professional course, CBR&WS supports the students to a considerable extent. Thanks to the Donors who join hands with us in this noble journey.

Through Sponsorship Programme, the Society aims at the comprehensive education of the children. Students are exposed to various aspects of learning apart from the school curriculum. Parents and students meetings, individual interactive sessions, entertainment programmes, picnic, group discussions will all be a part of the yearlong activities. The summer camps are also organised for the students. The committed staff members of the Society take care of the needs of children. Their medical needs are met by Sevakshretra Hospital.

The idea of helping the education of the underprivileged children mooted by CBR&WS will act as a tool to change the society to some extent.

Thank you, With Best Wishes

PrakashP.Mallya President

“Failure is the stepping stone for Success” the saying goes. Failures are opportunities. I would like to narrate a classical example of my schoolmate who failed in class 9 successively for two years. This was in the year 1954. His parents were seriously worried about his future. After several years I met him at a function and came to know that he completed CA and today he is heading a leading Audit Firm. In brief he narrated how he came up in life forgetting the failures.

“I was pursuing Chartered Accountancy course. I was not able to clear my exam in the first two attempts but I decided to regard my failure as a stepping stone to turn failure into opportunity that would open up new possibilities. As a result of my efforts, dedication and determination I was able to complete successfully CA examination. Quitting is never a solution”.

It is said, never say that you have failed; always say that your success is bit delayed. Giving up or quitting will not bring any positive result.

Failures are never the end results that certify your incapability – they are opportunities to learn and improve.

Failing at any stage of life never means that we have not worked hard enough; it means that although we have worked hard there was perhaps plenty of scope left for further improvement. Those who discourage others only make them lose all confidence, building up obstacles in the mind of the individual. This trend should not be encouraged. Everyone has potential and it is always good to appreciate capabilities of others and boost their self-esteem. We will have to take our failures as challenges and opportunities to improve ourself. Nothing is impossible.

P.AravindaRaoHon. Secretary

Message fromthe President

Shri P. Aravinda Rao, Hon. Secretary Editor

Shri Prakash P. Mallya, President Member

Shri K.S.S. Kamath, Gen. Manager Member

Smt. Sumangala G. Angadi, Manager Member

Smt. Rajyashree Satish Member

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Mathruchhaya organised music programme for the residents of Elders’ Home on June 24, 2017. The programme performers were from Sunhari Troupe, Bengaluru, who are specialized in giving programmes for senior citizens. All the participants enjoyed the programme very well.

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On the occasion of Dasara festival, chanting of Lalitha Sahasranama and Vishnusahasranama was arranged for the residents of Elders’ Home on September 23, 2017. All the senior citizens participated in this programme and chanted the shlokas.

Senior Citizens enjoying the Music

Classical Music by Ku. Ankita & Ku. Nidhi

Carnatic Classical Music by Vidushi Usha Arun

Independence Day Celebration

Senior Citizens Chanting Lalitha Sahasranama

A classical music programme by Ms. Ankitha and Ms. Nidhi, students of Shruti Music School, Bengaluru was organised on July 29, 2017 for the residents of Elders’ Home. The students rendered classical music for more than an hour. All the seniors enjoyed the week end programme.

Mathruchhaya organised Carnatic classical music by Vidushi Usha Arun, on September 2, 2017 for residents of Elders’ Home. The programme was well received by all.

Canara Bank Relief & Welfare Society celebrated 70th Independence Day of India on August 15, 2017. On this occasion Ms. M.S. Lalitha, the resident of Elders’ Home hoisted the National Flag. Mr. P. Aravinda Rao, Hon. Secretary and Mr. Mohammed Iqbal, Member, CBR&WS addressed the gathering. Dr. Jyothi Lakshmi, Sevakshethra Hospital sang a patriotic song. Mr. K.S.S. Kamath General Manager, Senior citizens of Elders’ Home and staff of CBR&WS took part in the programme. Children of Day Care Centre performed cultural programme.

Cultural activities by the Day Care Children at the Independence Day celebrations

Braille Transcription Centre organised a day’s Literary Festival on Saturday, September 9, 2017 for the visually challenged students to encourage them in learning Braille. As a part of the Braille Festival, various competitions were conducted like Braille Reading and Writing both in Kannada and English and Quiz covering cultural, social, music and entertainment aspects of Karnataka State. The Quiz competition was conducted by Shri B.R. Guruprasad, Senior Scientist and Public Relations Officer from Indian Space Research Organisation, HQ, Bengaluru. The students were divided into junior and senior category. Forty two students from 10 different schools in and around the city of Bengaluru took part in the competition.

The programme commenced with an auspicious beginning by lighting the lamp by Shri Aravinda Rao, Hon. Secretary;

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Quiz for Visually Challenged Students conducted by Shri B.R. Guruprasad.

Shri K.S.S. Kamath, Shri Aravinda Rao, Shri Prakash P. Mallya, Dr. Prakash Chandrian & Shri Srinath Prabhu, Governing Council Member along with other Governing Council Members, CBR&WS, Staff & Volunteers of BTC participating in the Pooja.

Smt. Prema Ratnakar, Joint Secretary: Shri K.S.S. Kamath Gen.Manager; Smt. Rajyashree Satish, Member Governing Council, CBR&WS; Smt. Sumangala Angadi, Senior Manager, Mathruchhaya and Shri B.R. Guruprasad.

The entire event was ably managed by the volunteers of BTC who have the good knowledge of Braille.

A pooja was organized by CBR&WS to mark the completion of BTC Block on August 31, 2017. Mr. Prakash Mallya, President; Sri P. Aravinda Rao, Hon. Secretary; Smt. Prema Ratnakar, Joint Secretary; Sri K.S.S. Kamath, General Manager, Governing Council Members, CBR&WS; Dr. Prakash, Medical Director, Sevakshethra Hospital, BTC volunteers and staff members of CBR&WS were present on the occasion. Completion of New Premises of Braille Transcription Centre.

The Staff & Members of Mathruchhaya Committee performing the Pooja.

Literary Fest in Braille. The Staff Members, Volunteers & Students from different Schools who took part in the competition.

M/s. Tech Mahindra Foundation, (TMF) main patrons of our Braille Transcription Centre since last 5 years celebrated their 10th year anniversary on April 4, 2017 at their Electronic city office, Bengaluru. All the NGOs who are being supported by TMF participated in the programme. Mrs. Revathi Mohan, & BTC team members attended the programme. Mr. Jegan Tharmaraj, CSR Manager advised all the beneficiaries to utilize the funds in a proper and transparent manner.

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ElectronicCityOffice,Bengaluru

Shri Kolar Vasudeva Rao addressing the students.Smt. Revathi Mohan (second from left) greeting officals of Tech Mahindra Foundation.

OrientationProgrammeforVisuallyImpaired

The orientation programme for visually impaired students to prepare themselves for competitive exams like SSC, KPSC, Banking and RRB etc., was held on July 15, 2017. Around 43 candidates took part in the session. Mr. P. Aravinda Rao, Hon.Secretary; Mr. K.S.S. Kamath, General Manager; CBR&WS; Mr. Vasudeva Rao Kolar, Resource person; Mrs.Vani Lakshman, Member Mathruchhaya Committee & Mrs. Sumangala, Senior Manager, Mathruchhaya wished all the participants to make best use of the session.

In the session Mr. Kolar gave all the information about the requirements for the competitive exams, basic qualification required and the confidence required to face the exams.

25 MSW students from Oxford College along with their faculty visited the Society campus on September 28, 2017 as part of their curriculum. They were taken around the campus and briefed about the activities of the Society.

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Smt. Malathi Mohan, Wellfare Officer, Mathruchhaya briefing the activities of the Society to the students.

Swamy Gahananandaji from Chinmaya Mission, Tumkur visited CBR&WS and addressed the Senior Citizens on July 24, 2017 and conducted a spiritual Satsangh.

Shri Shankara Narayana Rao, Resident of Elders’ Home & Smt. Malathi Mohan, welcomed the Swamiji.

A get together function of sponsored students and their parents was held at Naryana Pai Memorial Hall on Saturday, August 19, 2017. The programme started with a prayer by the sponsored student Ms.Lekha.

Mrs. Sumanagala welcomed the gathering. Mrs. Ratna Nayak, staff of Mathruchhaya introduced the Chief Guest. Mrs. Revathi Mohan, staff of Mathruchhaya presented the report of sponsorship programme for the year 2016-17.

Dr. Vijayalakshmi Balekundri, Former Professor and HOD of Paediatric Cardiology at Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research, Bengaluru and now working as Professor of Cardiology at Bengaluru Medical College and Research Institute was the Chief Guest. She appreciated the good work done by Mathruchhaya and advised the students to work hard and achieve their goal. By giving example of each alphabet in Kannada Varnamaale, she enthralled the audience by her impressive talk.

Others present on the dias were; Mr. P. Aravinda Rao, Hon. Secretary; Mrs. Prema Rathnakar, Joint Secretary; Mr. K.S.S. Kamath, General Manager; CBR&WS, Dr. Prakash C. Medical Director, Sevakshetra Hospital and Mrs. Sumangala Angadi, Senior Manager, Mathruchhaya.

Mr. P. Aravinda Rao, Hon. Secretary advised the children to study hard and achieve their goals.

Mr. Naveen Kumar, student rendered vote of thanks. Around 225 members attended this programme.

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Parents of Students Sponsored by Mathruchhaya.

CBR&WS has instituted six cash awards of Rs.5,000/- each, in memory of benevolent patrons of the Society. Merit awards were given to the following students for the year 2016-17.

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1stRank-MBBSMs.M.G.Jahnavi

1stRank-B.S.W.

Mr.SiddaramaMallappaJeevaniHighestMarksinSSLC(AmongstVisuallyChallenged)

Ms.VinuthaKumariS.M.

1stRank-M.S.W.

Ms.Thrupthi

1stRankB.A.(Economics)

Ms.RishmaThapa

1stRank-B.Sc.Nursing

Seen are (L to R) Smt. Revathi Mohan, Smt. Sumangala Angadi, Smt. Prema Ratnakar, Dr. Vijayalakshmi Balekundri, Shri Aravinda Rao,

Shri K.S.S. Kamath & Dr. Prakash Chandrian.

Makkala Santhe.Shri Aravinda Rao and Smt. Divya Narayanappa, presenting a memento to Ms. Deepali & Ms. Sindhu

Mathruchhaya has several welfare activities to help the needy. One such activity is Students’ Educational Sponsorship programme. Summer Camp is organized every year to focus on the all-round development of these students.

Eighty five students participated in summer camp organized from April 11 to 22, 2017. It was a celebration for the students.

The camp was inaugurated with the lighting of the lamp by Mr. P. Aravinda Rao, Hon. Secretary; Mr. K.S.S. Kamath, General Manager, CBR&WS, Mrs. Sumangala Angadi, Senior Manager, Mathruchhaya and 2 sponsored students, Kumari Abhinaya and Master Hemanth.

On this occasion, Mr. P. Aravinda Rao, Hon. Secretary addressed the gathering and said that, nowadays children are lucky to get good exposure in all fields and advised them to make best use of this.

The members of Samadhana Counselling Centre Sri A. Srinivasa Murthy, Smt. Kiran Kumari, Smt. Lakshmi Rao, Mrs. Parvathi Swamy, Kumari Samudhyatha, Sri D.C. Ranganatha Rao, Mr. H.A. Jayasimha, Mr. Abdul Rehaman Pasha and Smt. Gowramma took keen interest in conducting the following activities for the students:

• Paper Craft (Origami) & Paper Bag Making

• Skill Games

• Theatre Activity

• Challenges of Adolescence in Boys and Girls

• Motivating & Demotivating Games, Drawing, Health and Hygiene, Effective Communication and Group Discussion

• Personality Development through Magic

Makkala Santhe was an additional attraction for students. A Visit to Jawaharlal Planetorium was also organized.

SummerCampforSponsoredStudents

The children participated in cultural activities throughout the summer camp under the guidance of Ms. Bhuvana, Ms. Deepali, Ms. Sindhu, volunteer choreographers.

ValedictoryFunctionofSummerCampforStudents

Valedictory function was held on April 22, 2017 at 4.00 p.m. The Chief Guest was Dr. Prof. C.R. Chandrashekar, NIMHANS. Smt. Divya Narayanappa, District Child Protection Officer, Women & Child department, Govt. of Karnataka was the guest of honour. Others present on the dais were Mr. Prakash P. Mallya, President; Mr. P. Aravinda Rao, Hon. Secretary; Mr. K.S.S. Kamath, General Manager, CBRWS and Mrs. Lalitha Rao from Samadhan Trust; Mrs. Sumangala Angadi, Senior Manager, Mathruchhaya.

The function started with an invocation by Master Yashas and team.

Mrs. Sumangla Angadi welcomed the guests. Mrs. Malathi Mohan introduced the Guests. Ms. Yasmin Taj, Master Devanand and Miss Varsha shared their experiences about the summer camp. Mrs. Revathi Mohan read out the report on educational sponsorship programme.

Dr. Prof. Chandrashekar mentioned the importance of health. Mrs. Divya Narayanappa appreciated the work done by Mathruchhaya and advised the children to work hard.

The cultural programme included Bharatanatyam by Kumari Gowthami, skit about child marriage, fusion and other type of dances.

Ms. Shwetha and Master Harish Y. were the master of ceremony. Vote of thanks was rendered by Mrs. Rathna Nayak.

Parents of children, friends, donors, BTC volunteers and well-wishers attended the programme.

23 members were trained for Home health care helpers programme during the period April-September, 2017. All are placed in different houses to take care of needy senior citizens.

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34th Batch of Home Health Care Helpers. Dental hygiene orientation for 35th batch of Home Health Care Helpers.

Braille Transcription Centre prepares reading materials and Tactile Maps for the visually impaired. Chetana Charitable Trust, Chennai, had invited institutions to participate in the Tactile Graphic Story Competition 2017.

BTC had submitted 2 stories i.e. “Baby Elephants Day Out” (manually prepared) and “Puppy’s Day out” (computer made) for the said competition. The book “Baby Elephant’s Day out” won the National Tactile Book Award 2017 and is one of the 5 Indian Entries for the “Typhlo and Tactus International Tactile illustrated book competition 2017”. BTC congratulates all the volunteers who have worked for this. Dr. Namitha Jacob from Chetana Charitable Trust visited BTC and handed over the award to Shri Aravinda Rao, Hon. Secretary, CBR&WS.

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Dr. Namitha Jacob interacting with the volunteers.

Volunteers preparing Tactile Story for the competition.

We regret to inform the Sad Demise of the following Volunteers of Braille Transcription Centre. We value their Committed Self-less Service.

SadDemise

SriRaviPrakashS.M.X-Ray Technician, Sevakshethra Hospital

We also regret to inform the Sad Demise of our following beloved Staff.Smt.AnjanaShanbhague Smt.IndiraMurthyShriManeey

Courtesy:Poemwrittenby“Julie Anderson”“Once there were two women who never knew each other

One you do not remember, the other you call Mother Two different lives shaped to make you one

One became your guiding star, the other became your sun The first one gave you life, and the second taught you to live it

The first gave you a need for love, the second was there to give it One gave you a nationality, the other gave you a name

One gave you a talent, the other gave you aim One gave you emotions, the other calmed your fears

One saw your first sweet smile, the other dried you tears One made an adoption plan, that was all that she could do

The other prayed for a child, and God led her straight to you. Now, which of these two women, Are you the product of? Both, my darling, Both, Just two different types of love.”

-JulieAnderson

May their soul rest in Peace.

Our Donors Mathruchhaya acknowledges donations from the following persons and thank them for their generous support.

• Mr. S.R. Nagaraja Rao, B’lore

• Ms. S. Saraswathi, B’lore

• Ms. Thejashri, B’lore

• Mr. Naveen Krishnan, B’lore

• Mrs. Arpita Ramani, B’lore

• Mrs. Chaitra, B’lore

• Mr. & Mrs. Sudheendra Batni, B’lore

• Mrs. Prema Rathnakar, B’lore

• Ms. N.S. Sharada, B’lore

• Mrs. Lakshmi Subba Rao, B’lore

• Mrs. Amuni, Kerala

• Ms. G.P. Sulochana, B’lore

• Mrs. Vijaya Kamath, B’lore

• Mrs. Indira Devi, B’lore

• Mrs. Suvarna Nagaraj, B’lore

• Mrs. Radha Hegde, B’lore

• Mrs. Umavathi P.S., B’lore

• Mr. M.G. Sampath Kumar, B’lore

• Mr. K.T. Govindaraj Shetty, B’lore

• Mrs. K.G. Anuradha, B’lore

• Ms. Shantha Bai, B’lore

• Mrs. Madhura Sampth Raman, B’lore

• Ms. Krishni & Kasturi Bai, B’lore

• Mr. Jagannathan, B’lore

• Mrs. Maya Nayak, B’lore

• Mrs. Shobha Hegde, B’lore

• Mrs. Sudha Shah, B’lore

• Mrs. Suma Murthy, B’lore

• Ms. Jayamma, B’lore

• Mrs. Geetha Rao, B’lore

• Mrs. Subhadra Madhavan, B’lore

• Mrs. Asha Dass, B’lore

• Mr. D.V.K. Rao, B’lore

• Ms. Nidhishree, B’lore

• Dr. Chitra Padnis, B’lore

• Mr. M.N. Kamath, B’lore

• Ms. Sumathi K., B’lore

• Mr. Somashekar, B’lore

• Dr. Sharada Sait, B’lore

• Mrs. Manjula Balakrishnan, B’lore

• Mrs. Vattam Shantha, B’lore

• Mrs. Prabha Joshi, B’lore

• Mrs. K.S. Shyamala, B’lore

• Mr. Venkatesh, B’lore

• Mr. P.H. Acharya, B’lore

• Mrs. P.S. Devaki, B’lore

• Ms. Suman Sharma, B’lore

• Dr. Dayananda Pai, B’lore

• Mr. Dinesh Taraknath Nayak, B’lore

• Mr. Prashanth Kumar, B’lore

• Mrs. Bharathi Satyaprakash, B’lore

• Mrs. Prabhavathi Baheti, B’lore

• Chi. Shanaya Guptha, B’lore

• Mrs. Shakuntala Reddy, B’lore

• M/s. Tech Mahindra Foundation, B’lore

• Mr. Bharath Kashyap, B’lore

• Mrs. Nalini B.V., B’lore

• Mr. Madan Sampath Raman, B’lore

• Mrs. Shruthi & Mr. Sunil Sharma, B’lore

• Mr. Mohan Krishna, B’lore

• Mrs. Bhanumathi Madhavan, B’lore

• Mr. R.N. Srinivasan, B’lore

• Mr. Anil P.B., B’lore

• Mrs. Mythri, B’lore

• M/s. Mathru Educational Trust, B’lore

• Mr. Abhiram, B’lore

• Mrs. K. Kausalya, B’lore

• Mr. Ravindranath, B’lore

• Mrs. Veena B., B’lore

• Mr. Sangamithra Sen, B’lore

• Mrs. Sudha Shah, B’lore

• Mr. G.S. Prabhu, B’lore

• Mr. M.S. Murlidharan, B’lore

• Mr. Uppinangadi Giridhar Pai, B’lore

• Mr. Chandrashekar Y.S., B’lore

• Mr. Pranesh, B’lore

• Mr. S.K. Ashwathanarayana, B’lore

• Mrs. Latha K. Satish, Mysore

• M/s. E. Cube Media Pvt. Ltd., B’lore

• Mrs. Mallika, B’lore

• Mr. Srikanth M.S., B’lore

• Mr. Vikyath, B’lore

• Mr. Yogish Prabhu, B’lore

• Mrs. Vasudha R., B’lore

• Mr. D.P. Abhiram Shastry, B’lore

• Mr. T.S. Vittal Babu, B’lore

• Mr. P.H. Kulkarni, B’lore

• Mr. R. Nanda Kumar, B’lore

• Mr. Shashikanth, B’lore

• Mrs. Sudha Kaushik, B’lore

• Mrs. Leela Ramesh, B’lore

• Mrs. Padma, Tumakuru

• Mrs. Gayathri Somashekar, B’lore

• Ms. Suma, B’lore

• Mr. Dinakar Kini, B’lore

• Mr. Gururaj Rao, B’lore

• Mrs. V.S. Jyothi, B’lore.

• Mrs. Divya Anand, B’lore

• Mr. Ganesh Hiregowda, B’lore

• Ms. Kripa A.P., B’lore

• Mr. Gururaja Murthy, B’lore

• Mrs. Paramehswari Hegde, B’lore

• Mr. V.R. Kamath, Bangalore

• Mr. Pradeep & Mrs. Synthiya, B’lore

• Ms. Vidya Bhaktha, B’lore

• Mrs. Vandhana Bhat, B’lore

• Mrs. Kannamma Krishnaswamy, B’lore

• Mrs. Parvathamma, B’lore

• Mrs. R. Lakshmi Subba Rao, B’lore

• M/s. Sasha Prints, B’lore

• Mr. Padmanabha Shenoy, B’lore

• Mr. Siddarth Y. Mallya, B’lore

• Mr. Venkatesh R. Shenoy, B’lore

• Mr. Gurudatt R. Shenoy, B’lore

• Mr. T.K. Srinivasa Murthy, B’lore

• Mrs. K.P. Jayanthi Rao, B’lore

• Mrs. Nalini B.V., B’lore

• Mr. Nagaraj Arekere, B’lore

• Ms. Chaitanya Sridhar, B’lore

• Mr. Karthik, B’lore

• Mr. Kunal Rao, B’lore

• Ms. Manasi Honsoge, B’lore

• Mrs. Meera P. Rao, B’lore

• Mrs. Sunanda Rao, B’lore

• Mr. Mukund, B’lore

• Mrs. Shyla Sridhar, B’lore

• Mrs. N. Shanthi, Maharastra

• Mr. Ramachandrappa, B’lore

• Mrs. Leela Ramakrishna, B’lore

• Mrs. Radha S. Bhat, B’lore

• Mrs. Lalitha, B’lore

• Mr. R. Srinivasan, B’lore

• Ms. Kimi Panwar, B’lore

• Mr. B. Nagarajan, B’lore

• Mr. K.N. Prashanth Kumar, B’lore

• Mrs. Sheela Raman & Dr. Shubha Manjunath, B’lore

• Mrs. Hemavathy Row, B’lore

• Mrs. Uma Rao, B’lore

• Mr. M. Srinath, B’lore

• Ms. Bhargavi Shivaprasad, B’lore

• Mrs. Sunanda P. Jadhav, B’lore

• Mr. Satish, B’lore

• Mrs. Vijayalakshmi, B’lore

• Mr. Diwakar, B’lore

• Mr. Rajiv Guptha, B’lore

• Mr. & Mrs. Govinda Agarval, B’lore

• Ms. Priya, Chennai

• Mrs. Parvathi Kumar, B’lore

• Mr. P. Mohandas Nayak, B’lore

• Mrs. Adhilakshmi, B’lore

• Ms. Shreya Baliga, B’lore

• Mr. T.P. Shenoy, B’lore

• Mrs. Lakshmamma, B’lore

• Mrs. G.S. Lakshmi, B’lore

• Mr. K.G. Bhagwat, B’lore

• Mrs. Sujatha Anil Kumar, B’lore

• Mrs. Rajini Gowda, B’lore

• Mr. Satish, B’lore

• Mrs. Bharathi Suryaprakash, B’lore

• Mr. Hemachander P.N., B’lore

• Mrs. Pavithra, B’lore

• Mrs. Radha Bhat, B’lore

• Ms. Nagashree Mallanna Sasalu, B’lore

• Ms. Tejeshri, B’lore

• Mrs. Sunitha Padmanabha Bhat, B’lore

• Mr. Ullal Devappa Kini, B’lore

• M/s. Chetana Charitable Trust, Chenni

• Mr. Ranganathan Murali, B’lore

• Ms. K.S. Sharanya, B’lore

• Mr. R.V. Sridhar, B’lore

• Mr. S.V. Marappa, B’lore

• Mr. Vikram Kolar, B’lore

• Mrs. Shantha Lingegowda, B’lore

• Mrs. Vasanthi R. Gambir, B’lore

• Mr. Sandeep Thamburan, B’lore

• Mr. H.M. Shivashankar, B’lore

• Mrs. Rajeshwari LSV Krishna, B’lore

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HOW CAN YOU HELP USYour contributions to Mathruchhaya will be utilised for the following welfare activities:

• Education of children under sponsorship programme• For providing medical assistance to institutionalised children• For helping visually impaired children/persons through Braille Transcription Centre

Your contribution to the Hospital may be made by:

• Donating to poor patients treatment• Donating cash / equipments for the hospital

Donations, made in India have I.T. Exemption under Sec. 80G of the I.T. Act 1961. Those sent through ‘Indian American Foundation’ in USA have the benefit of exemption of personal tax there.

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SEVAKSHETRA HOSPITAL - FACILITIES AVAILABLEMedicine, General Surgery, obstetrics & Gynaecology, Pediatrics, Orthopedics & Physiotherapy, Vascular Surgery, Plastic Surgery, ENT, Dermatology, Ophthalmology, Urology, Cardiology, Endocrinology, Psychiatry, Oncology, ICU, Dental Unit, Haemo Dialysis Unit with RO Plant, Endoscopic Surgeries & Infertility Clinic.

INVESTIGATIONS: X-ray with C Arm, ECG, ECHO, Ultrasound Scanning, Arthroscopy, Gastroscopy, Video Colonoscopy, Laproscopy, Video Duodenoscopy & Pharyngolaryngoscopy, Colour Doppler.

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