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Jain Farms contributes Rs.2 lakhs for Tirupathi Tirumala Devasthanam Plantation

In continuation of our concern for environment we have contributed Rs.2 lakhs for the

purpose of plantation at Tirupathi Tirumala Devasthanam - Forest Department, under Sri

Venkateswara Vanabhivridhi Scheme, Tirupathi. And this amount has been utilized to raise

a small plantation with 50 Nos. seedlings near “SILA THORANAM”. TTD has taken many

social service initiatives in areas like education, medical treatment and rehabilitation of the

physically challenged and economically backward. It also provides aid to authors and

subsidized equipment to other temples.

About School Uniforms

Village Belethur has a Telugu medium Government school quite neglected with barely 35

students. The boys and girls coming to the school are from very poor families and cannot

even afford decent clothes. So Jain Farms and Resorts has taken the responsibility to give

these children uniforms so that at least to school they can come in decent cloths.

In all 35 pairs of uniforms have been given to both Boys and girls and they will be given

the next pair every 6 months so that they are presentable and can take pride in coming to

school to learn (who knows future Dr Radha Krishna ,ex president or Lal Bahdur Sastri ,ex

PM, can be one of these children) .

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REVIEW OF SECURITY OF JAIN FARMS AND RESORTS, BAGALUR

In the light of deteriorating overall Crime and Security situation in the country, prudence

demanded that a long term review of the security requirements of the Jain Farm should be

undertaken. In view of this, services and expertise of Dr. S. Subramanian was requested by

Mr. Mangal Chand Jain.

To understand and accept the review and recommendations of Dr Subramanian, you must

first know the achievements and qualifications of this Doctor. He is an acclaimed authority

on Security, Vigilance and Human Rights and he is sought after as a Panelist by National

TV Channels and as Guest faculty in institutions of higher learning. He also provides

consultancy on selective basis on Vigilance and Security matters .He served with

distinction in the Indian Police Service (1958-1992) and held prestigious appointments of

Director General of Central Reserve Police Force and the National Security Guards. He was

founder Director of the elite Special Protection Group (PMs Security created by Mr. Rajiv

Gandhi) and was Director of the National Police Academy. He served in the diplomatic

service as the Minister in the Embassy of India, Germany (1986-89). He held senior

appointments in the Intelligence Bureau, Central Bureau of Investigation and Andhra

Pradesh Police. He has been decorated with Padmasri for his Distinguished Public Service

in 1986, and he is also the recipient of President’s Police Medal for Distinguished Service

and Indian Police Medal for Meritorious Service.

Dr. Subramanian accepted the invitation of Mr. Jain, came all the way from Hyderabad,

stayed at the Jain farms and after studying the situation, existing security system and Mr.

Jains future plans for safety and security of all cottages and members staying in the

cottages, forwarded his expert opinion.

Dr. Subramanian’s advice for cottage owners.

a) Ensure proper fencing and building compound wall with glass pieces will be most

desirable.

b) Install two solar lights or CFI lights covering both front and back with facility to

on/off by security staff if the cottage is un occupied.

c) Install Burglar Alarm systems.

d) Acquire walkie talkies to reach or call security in emergencies.

e) Co-operate with Security at the gate that are checking your credentials because it is

for your safety. Similarly your staff/servants should be properly vetted.

f) As added precaution you may install CCTV cameras with 180 degree coverage.

This can be linked to security control room so that a watch can be mounted for

unwanted intruders.

g) Take good care of your weapons and never leave them in a locked premise.

I will be glad to assist to you to implement the suggestions of Dr. S.S. Jain Farms is glad to

offer Walkie talkie (Motorola Brand) at a subsidized rate of Rs.7,000/-(Rupees Seven

Thousand Only) per unit.

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Our esteemed customer Mr. Vivek Bekal performing Bhoomi Pooja for his cottage.

Elevation of Mr. Vivek Bekal’s cottage

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IT Park Hosur development

About Hosur IT Park

Hosur has the all season friendly climate of Bangalore.

Hosur is located within 10 kms from Bangalore city outskirts. Connected by

Expressway to Bangalore on the one side and Chennai and Salem on the other side.

Bangalore airport is at 42 kms from Hosur

The upcoming Bangalore International airport is at One and half hour driving

distance from Hosur, without touching Bangalore city. “Little England” - a bio

marval is located at 25 kms from Hosur.

The roses from Hosur decorate all parts of the world.

Hosur is a pride of Tamil Nadu with the first SIPCOT's industrial estate coming up

here 35 years ago.

Hosur houses the majority of floriculture export units of Tamil Nadu

Hosur is meeting point of 3 States. Reflects the mixture of Culture from Tamil,

Telugu and Kanada

Connectivity :

Air : via Bangalore airport (42km) Reachable without entering Bangalore city.

Bangalore International Airport(Devanahalli) is only 45 Minutes drive (80 Kilometers only) from Hosur IT

Park.

Daily International flights to Malaysia, Chicago, Dubai, Frankfurt, London, New York, Paris, Bahrain,

Muscat, Bangkok, Doha, Male, Sharjah, Singapore and Colombo.

Domestic flights to Agarthala, Agatti, Ahemedabad, Belgaum, Bellary, Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Calicut,

Chennai, Coimbatore, Delhi, Dibrugarh, Goa, Guwahati, Hampi, Hubli, Hydrerabad, Jaipur, Kochi, Kolkata,

Madurai, Mangalore, Mumbai, Pune, Thiruvanathapuram, Tirupati and Vishakhapatanam.

Operators: Air Deccan, Air India, Air Sahara, Go Air, Indian Airlines, IndiGo Airlines, Jet Airways,

Kingfisher Airlines, Paramount Airways, Spicejet, Air Asia, Air France. British Airlines, Emirates, Gulf Air,

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Lufthansa, Malaysia Airlines, Nok Air, Singapore Airlines, Sri Lankan Airlines and Thai Airways International.

Rail : Super fast express trains linking all major cities.

Road : NH 7 Four lane Expressway. The city is well connected with Chennai (310km), Bangalore (40km),

Coimbatore (350km) and other major cities.

Communication infrastructure :

Major ISPs :

BSNL, TATA, VSNL, BHARTI, RELIANCE offering Broadband facility.

Bandwidth on demand available from all telecom operators.

IT Parks/Special Economic Zones(SEZ) :

173.11 acres at Viswanathapuram, out of 191.5 acres Integrated Information Technology Campus.

Leisure :

Hogenakkal Water Falls, Bangalore City, Mysore, Krishnagiri Dam, Yercaud, Kolli Hills

Healthcare :

Hospitals with modern medical facilities are located in Hosur.

Note: Hosur has a better climate than Bangalore

Save the sparrow Mohammed Dilawar

It has been said that birds can exist without man but that man will perish without birds.

Birds perform important ecosystem processes, particularly, pollination and seed dispersal.

Nectivorous birds that help in pollination help in increasing the yield of economically

important plants. Many plants are exclusively dependent on pollinating agents for seed

formation. Scavenging species of birds also play an important role in nature as they help

keep disease outbreaks under control. Birds are technologically and biologically advanced,

highly motivated, extremely efficient, and cost effective, insect-pest controllers. A large

proportion of the birds’ food consists of insects including many that are in the highest

degree injurious to man and his interests. Fruit eating birds help in the dispersal of seeds

which aids forest regeneration, avoids seed predation and assists in increasing the genetic

pool of plants. Seed dispersal by birds also helps in recolonization and restoration of

disturbed sites. Common birds are on the decline across the world, and India is no

exception, providing evidence of a rapid deterioration in the global environment that is

affecting all life on earth – including human life. Habitat destruction and modification

along with changing life style are some of the major reasons for the decline.

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Tree Astrology

1. Find what tree you are according to your birthday. If you birthday is one of the border

dates, read both the one your birth date falls in and the one before or after it depending on

when it is. Ex. If you birthday is January 12, Read Elm Tree and Fir Tree. If you birthday is

Feb. 18, read Cedar tree and Pine tree.

2. Go below the Chart to read about your tree.

Dec.23 to Jan.1 Apple Tree June 25 to July 4 Apple Tree

January 2 to Jan. 11 Fir Tree July 5 to July 14 Fir Tree

Jan. 12 to Jan. 24 Elm Tree July 15 to July 25 Elm Tree

January 25 to Feb.3 Cypress Tree July 26 to August 4 Cypress Tree

Feb. 4 to Feb. 8 Poplar Tree August 5 to Aug.13 Poplar Tree

Feb. 9 to Feb.18 Cedar Tree August 14 to Aug. 23 Cedar Tree

Feb. 19 to Feb.28 Pine Tree August 24 to Sept.2 Pine Tree

March 1 to Mar. 10 Weeping Willow Tree Sept. 3 to Sept.12 Weeping Willow Tree

March 11 to Mar. 20 Lime Tree Sept.13 to Sept. 22 Lime Tree

March 21 Oak Tree September 23 Olive Tree

March 22 to Mar.31 Hazelnut Tree Sept. 24 to Oct. 3 Hazelnut Tree

April 1 to April 10 Rowan Tree October 4 to Oct.13 Rowan Tree

April 11 to April 20 Maple Tree October 14 to Oct.23 Maple Tree

April 21 to April 30 Walnut Tree October 24 to Nov. 11 Walnut Tree

May 1 to May 14 Poplar Tree Nov. 12 to Nov. 21 Chestnut Tree

May 15 to May 24 Chestnut Tree Nov.22 to Dec. 1 Ash Tree

May 25 to June 3 Ash Tree Dec. 2 to Dec.11 Hornbeam Tree

June 4 to June 13 Hornbeam Tree Dec.12 to Dec.21 Fig Tree

June 14 to June 23 Fig Tree Dec.22 Beech Tree

June 24 Birch Tree

3. Choose your tree to learn more about yourself:

Apple Tree, Ash Tree, Beech Tree, Birch Tree, Cedar Tree, Chestnut Tree, Cypress Tree,

Elm Tree, Fig Tree, Fir Tree, Hazelnut Tree, Hornbeam Tree, Lime Tree, Maple Tree, Oak

Tree, Olive Tree, Pine Tree, Popular Tree, Rowan Tree, Walnut Tree, Weeping Willow

Tree,

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Apple Tree (the Love)

Of slight build, lots of charm, appeal and attraction, pleasant aura, flirtatious, adventurous,

sensitive, always in love, wants to love and be loved, faithful and tender partner, very

generous, scientific talents, lives for today, a care free philosopher with imagination.

Ash Tree (the Ambition)

Uncommonly attractive, vivacious, impulsive, demanding, does not care for criticism,

ambitious, intelligent, talented, likes to play with its fate, can be egoistic, very reliable and

trustworthy, faithful and prudent lover, sometimes brains rule over heart, but takes

partnership very serious.

Beech (the Creative)

Has good taste, concerned about its looks, materialist, good organization of life and career,

economical, good leader, takes no unnecessary risks, reasonable, splendid lifetime

companion, keen on keeping fit (diets, sports, etc.).

Birch (the Inspiration)

Vivacious, attractive, elegant, friendly, unpretentious, modest, does not like anything in

excess, abhors the vulgar, loves life in nature and in calm, not very passionate, full of

imagination, little ambition, creates a calm and content atmosphere.

Cedar (the Confidence)

Of rare beauty, knows how to adapt, likes luxury, of good health, not in the least shy, tends

to look down on others, self-confident, determined, impatient, wants to impress others,

many talents, industrious, healthy

optimism, waiting for the one true love, able to make quick decisions.

Chestnut Tree (the Honesty)

Of unusual beauty, does not want to impress, well-developed sense of justice, vivacious,

interested, a born diplomat, but irritate and sensitive in company, often due to a lack of self-

confidence, acts sometimes superior, feels not understood, loves only once, has difficulties

in finding a partner.

Cypress (the Faithfulness)

Strong, muscular, adaptable, takes what life has to give, happy content, optimistic, needs

enough money and acknowledgment, hates loneliness, passionate lover which cannot be

satisfied, faithful, quick-tempered, unruly, pedantic and careless.

Elm Tree (the Noble-Minuteness)

Pleasant shape, tasteful clothes, modest demands, tends to not forgive mistakes, cheerful,

likes to lead but not to obey, honest and faithful partner, tends to know-all-attitude and

making decisions for others, noble-minded, generous, good sense of humor, practical

Fig Tree (the Sensibility)

Very strong, a bit self-willed, independent, does not allow contradiction or arguments,

loves life, its family, children and animals, a bit of a butterfly, good sense of humor, likes

idleness and laziness, of practical talent and intelligence.

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Fir Tree (the Mysterious)

Extraordinary taste, dignity, cultivated airs, loves anything beautiful, moody, stubborn,

tends to egoism but cares for those close to it, rather modest, very ambitious, talented,

industrious uncounted lover, many friends, many foes, very reliable.

Hazelnut Tree (the Extraordinary)

Charming, undermining, Very understanding, knows how to make an impression, active

fighter for social cause, popular, moody and capricious lover, honest and tolerant partner,

precise sense of judgment.

Hornbeam (the Good Taste)

Of cool beauty, cares for its looks and condition, good taste, tends to egoism, makes life as

comfortable as possible, leads reasonable, disciplined life, looks for kindness, an emotional

partner and acknowledgment, dreams of unusual lovers, is seldom happy with his/her

feelings, mistrusts most people, is never sure of its decisions, very consciences.

Lime Tree (the Doubt)

Accepts what life dishes out in a composed way, hates fighting, stress and labor, tends to

laziness and idleness, soft and relenting, makes sacrifices for friends, many talents but not

tenacious enough to make them blossom, often wailing and complaining, very jealous,

loyal.

Maple Tree (the Independence of Mind)

No ordinary person, full imagination and originality, shy and reserved, ambitious, proud,

self-respect, hungers for new experiences, sometimes nervous, many complexes, good

memory, learns easily, complicated love life, wants to express.

Oak Tree (the Robust Nature)

Courageous, strong, unrelenting, independent, sensible, does not love changes, keeps its

feet on the ground, person of action.

Olive Tree (the Wisdom)

Loves sun, warmth and kind feelings, reasonable, balanced, avoids aggression and violence,

tolerant, cheerful, calm, well-developed sense of justice, sensitive, empathic, free of

jealousy, loves to read and the company of sophisticated people.

Pine Tree (the Particularity)

Loves agreeable company, very robust, knows how to make life comfortable, very active,

natural, good companion, but seldom friendly, falls easily in love but its passion burns out

quickly, gives up easily, many disappointments till it finds its ideal, trustworthy, practical.

Poplar (the Uncertainty)

Looks very decorative, no self-confident behavior, only courageous if necessary, needs

goodwill and pleasant surroundings, very choosy, often lonely, great animosity, artistic

nature, good organizer, tends to philosophy, reliable in any situation, takes partnership

serious.

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Rowan (the Sensitivity)

Full of charm, cheerful, gifted, without egoism, likes to draw attention, loves life, motion,

unrest and even complications, is both dependent and independent, good taste, artistic,

passionate, emotional, good company, does not forgive.

Walnut Tree (the Passion)

Unrelenting, strange and full of contrasts, often egoistic, aggressive, noble, broad horizon,

unexpected reactions, spontaneous, unlimited ambition, no flexibility, difficult and

uncommon partner not always liked but often admired, ingenious strategist, very jealous

and passionate, no compromises.

Weeping Willow (the Melancholy)

Beautiful but full of melancholy, attractive, very empathic, loves anything beautiful and

tasteful, loves to travel, dreamer, restless, capricious, honest, can be influenced but is not

easy to live with, demanding, good intuition, suffers in love but finds sometimes an

anchoring partner.

Maintain your plots – Be a good neighbour

TYPE A (REGULAR) MAINTENANCE

1. Cleaning of the plot - once in 3 months

2. Basin cleaning - once in 2 months

3. Rectifying the drip system if required

4. Replacement of dead plants if any

5. Watering of plants on alternate days

6. Applying inputs like fertilizers, organic manure as and when required in the rainy season

7. Treatment for termites if required

8. Removal of branches, cut, trim and shape the plants as per the requirements

9. Supervising the farm – once in a month

10. Information about produce will be sent via mail.

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TYPE B (DELUXE) MAINTENANCE

1. Cleaning of the plot - once in 2 months

2. Basin cleaning - once in a month

3. Rectifying the drip system if required

4. Replacement of dead plants if any

5. Watering of plants on alternate days

6. Applying inputs like fertilizers, organic manure as and when required in the rainy season

7. Treatment for termites if required

8. Removal of branches, cut, trim and shape the plants as per the requirements

9. Supervising the farm – once in 15 days.

10. Information about produce will be sent via mail.

TYPE C (PREMIUM) MAINTENANCE

1. Cleaning of the plot - once in a month

2. Basin cleaning - once in 15 days

3. Rectifying the drip system if required

4. Replacement of dead plants if any

5. Watering of plants on alternate days

6. Applying inputs like fertilizers, organic manure as and when required in the rainy

Season

7. Treatment for termites if required

8. Removal of branches, cut, trim and shape the plants as per the requirements

9. Supervising the farm – every week.

10. Information about produce will be sent via mail.

Email dated 21.10.10 from Mr. Arup Kumar Bannerjee, Plot No. RQ-157 A

Subject: MY BEST COMPLIMENTS TO YOUR STAFF- JAIN FARMS

Dear Mr. Jain,

Am Arup here plot owner of RQ-157A. Recently been to Jain farms. Its really nice & food

was good

In Bagalur I found all were in uniforms white and green. Looking good. I met Mr.

Satyamurthy, Mr. Sajeev, Mr. Ramesh and other staff.

Few months ago, my experience with your staff at your h.o, in Blr - nice. Ambience is

good. Mr. Balamurugan in Tamil co-ordinated well with best information. Mr. Raj assisted

me well.

A small personality - Ms. Suman assisted us very well with best service and courtesy

shown to us. She is presentable.

Mr. Jain, you are really fortunate to have best staff.

Wish you all the best

Take care, Bye

Arupamar

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Email dated 28.12.10from Mr. Manoj Vaghjiani Plot No. 369

Subject: Improvement in Facilities at Jain Farms, Bagalur

Dear Mr. Jain,

Wishing you and all at M/s Jain Farms a belated Merry Christmas and a wonderful year

2011.

There was a time when I used to dread driving from the Club to my house (just before

Phase 2 gate) due to the stones protruding from the road.

Recently I stayed at my farmhouse there for a week. I wish to compliment M/s Jain Farms

on the newly levelled road that has been made from the Club to Phase 2. It is not only

extremely motorable, but I even used it as a jogging track!

Look forward to such wonderful developments that will make Jain Farms, Bagalur a

wonderful community to live in.

Warm regards,

Manoj Vaghjiani

Plot No. 369

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Gunman at your service

About Civilian Gunman Sangesh

Sangesh is a tall, smart and a disciplined Gunman. Though he is a civilian, he is well

acquainted with handling his 12 bore double barreled gun. To ensure that the gun is

functional both gun men are made to fire few rounds on targets every week so that the

cartridges carried with them are from fresh stocks and do not miss fire in case of

emergencies.

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NEW CLUB AFFILIATION

1. Club Name: M/s. Union Club

Address: Luby Circular Road, Hirapur, Dhanbad – 826001, Jharkhand

Website: www.unionclubdhanbad.com

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Facilities:

* Jaika Restaurant * Oxygen Bar * Table Tennis * Lawn Tennis * Badminton

* Blue Lagoon * Swimming Pool * Billiards * Joker Card Room * Conference

Hall * Banquet Hall * Guest Rooms

2. Club name: M/s. Ranchi Gymkhana Club

Address: Dipatoli, Ranchi – 834009, Jharkhand

Website: www.ranchigymkhana.com

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