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api - 70th annual Meeting

Milind Y. Nadkarhon. general Secretary

• Notice andAgenda of SeventiethAnnualGeneralBodyMeeting

• SeventiethAnnualReport

• Minutes of the Sixty-ninthAnnualGeneral Body Meeting held on 20th February2014atLudhiana.

• Minutes of the SecondGeneral BodyMeeting held on 23rd February 2014 atLudhiana.

• P ropo s ed Amendmen t s t o t h eConstitution.

• Audited StatementofAccounts for theyearended31/03/2014.

• Audited Statement ofAccounts ofAPICON2013heldinCoimbatore.

• Notice andAgenda of SecondGeneralBodyMeeting.

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a n n u a l M e e t i n g

The Association of Physicians of India

A P I TurfEstate#6&7,OffDr.E.MosesRoad, Opp.ShaktiMillsCompound, NearMahalaxmiStation(West),Mumbai400011.Tel:(022)66663224/24912218•Fax:(022)24920263 e-mail:[email protected]/[email protected]

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THE ASSOCIATON OF PHYSICIANS OF INDIA

Governing Body (2014-2015)

President Elect President Past President

Rajesh Upadhyay Shashank R Joshi A Muruganathan (NewDelhi)(2015) (Mumbai)(2015) (Tirupur)(2015)

Vice Presidents

S Arulrhaj (Tuticorin)(2017)

Kamlesh Tewary (Muzaffarpur)(2016)

Surendra Daga (Kolkata)(2015)

Hon. General Secretary Hon. Treasurer

Milind Y Nadkar(Mumbai)(2016) Charu K Jani (Mumbai)(2017)

Members

Girish Mathur BB Rewari Alaka Deshpande (Kota)(2015) (NewDelhi)(2016) (Mumbai)(2017)

YSN Raju JL Punglia NP Singh (Hyderabad)(2015) (Chittorgarh)(2016) (NewDelhi)(2017)

Vijay Viswanathan R Rajasekhar V Palaniappan (Chennai)(2015) (Kumbakonam)(2016) (Guzilimparai)(2017)

Mangesh Tiwaskar Shibendu Ghosh SB Ganguly (Mumbai)(2015) (Hooghli)(2016) (Kolkata)(2017)

Zonal Members

NorthZone NK Soni MidSouthZone Rakesh Sahay (Ghaziabad)(2017) (Hyderabad)(2017)

NorthWestZone Gurusaran Sidhu SouthZone Isaac C Moses (Ludhiana)(2015) (Coimbatore)(2017)

CentralZone Sanjiv Maheshwari MidEastZone RR Choudhary (Ajmer)(2017) (Patna)(2017)

WestZone Banshi Saboo EastZone Jyotirmoy Pal (Ahmedabad)(2017) (Talpukur)(2017)

Ex-Officio Member

Dean, ICP Pritam Gupta (NewDelhi)

Invited Members

Editor-in-chief, API Text Book Sandhya Kamath (Mumbai)

Chairman, API House Committee Siddharth N Shah (Mumbai)

Hon. Editor, JAPI Siddharth N Shah (Mumbai)

Co-opted Members

Jt. Secretary (President’s place)Agam Vora(Mumbai)

Jt. Secretary (HQ)BR Bansode (Mumbai)(2016)

Armed Forces, Medical Services

Organising Secretary, APICON 2015Ashok Taneja (Gurgaon)

Organising Secretary, APICON 2014Gurpreet S Wander (Ludhiana)

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TO ALL MEMBERS OFTHE ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS OF INDIA

DearColleague,

The70thAnnualReport;Minutesofthe69thAGMandAuditedStatementofAccountshave

beencirculatedalongwith.Irequestyoutogothroughthem;andifyouhaveanyqueries,

pleasesendthemtoAPIOfficeby10thFebruary2015.Onlythosequeriesreceivedby10th

February2015willbediscussedinthe70thAnnualGeneralBodyMeetingtobeheldon

19thFebruary2015atGurgaon.

WithWarmRegardsandWishingyouallaHappy&ProsperousNewYear.

Yourssincerely,

Dr. Milind Y. Nadkar hon. gen. Secretary

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The Association of Physicians of India

NoticeTheSeventiethAnnualGeneralBodyMeetingoftheAssociationofPhysiciansofIndiawillbeheldon19thFebruary2015at5.00P.M.athall“B”venueofAPICONGurukul,LeisureValleyConventionCentre,Sector-29,Gurgaon,Haryana–122001.Youarerequestedtobepresentatthemeeting.

Agenda1. Apologies

2. Condolences

3. Confirmation of theminutes of the SecondGeneral BodyMeeting (2014) held atCoimbatoreon22ndFebruary2014(copyenclosed)

4. Mattersarisingoutoftheminutes

5. ConsiderationoftheAnnualReportfortheyearended2014andtheauditedstatementofaccountsfortheyearended31/03/2014(copyenclosed).

6. To consider the proposed amendments toAPIConstitution and to consider theConstitutionofPhysiciansResearchFoundation(PRF).

7. Considerationofresolution/suggestionsfrommembers.

8. PrizeDistributionandscrollstovariousassignmentsofAPIandJAPI.

9. ToconfirmthevenueforAnnualConferenceofAPI–2016asHyderabadandtodecidethevenuefortheAPICON2017.

10. AppointmentofAuditorsfortheyear2014–2015andfixtheirremuneration.

11. Anyotherbusinessthatmaybebroughtbeforethemeetingwiththepermissionofthechair.

12. InstallationofthePresidentfor2015-2016.

Dr. Milind Y. Nadkar

hon. gen. Secretary

TurfEstate#6&7,OffDr.E.MosesRoad,Opp.ShaktiMillsCompound, NearMahalaxmiStation(West),Mumbai400011.

Tel:(022)66663224/24912218•Fax:(022)24920263 e-mail:[email protected]/[email protected]•www.apiindia.org

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Minutes of the Second General Body Meeting

TheSecondGeneralBodyMeetingoftheAssociationofPhysiciansofIndiawasheldon22ndFebruary2014at5.00p.m.atLudhiana.

Asthequorumwasnotcomplete,themeetingwasadjourned.Theadjournedmeetingwasreconvenedafter15minutesPresidentDr.ShashankR.Joshiwasinthechairandwelcomedallthemembersandcalledthemeetingtoorder.

Thefollowingmemberswerepresent:-

B.R.Bansode MumbaiJaiBhagwan GurgaonP.D.Pahwa GurgaonR.N.Sarkar KolkataJyotirmoyPal KolkataV.Palaniappan GuziliamparaiS.B.Ganguly KolkataAnandaBagchi KolkataS.B.Gupta MumbaiK.K.Pareek KotaS.Arulrhaj TuticorinG.Narsimulu HyderabadVedChaturvedi Delhi

AnilChaturvedi Delhi

S.Chandrasekharan ChennaiM.B.Pisolkar AurangabadA.M.Bhagwati MumbaiV.Parameshvara BangaloreBanshiSaboo AhmedabadS.K.Thusu SrinagarSaumikDatta KolkataSoumitraGhosh KolkataR.M.Chhabra DelhiAdityaP.Misra Delhi

N.P.Singh Delhi

RaghuRamulu HyderabadK.Shankar Hyderabad

Y.S.Raju HyderabadAgamVora MumbaiShashankJoshi MumbaiMilindNadkar MumbaiA.Murganathan TirupurRajeshUpadhaya DelhiPritamGupta DelhiArvindSharma UttarkhandG.S.Wander LudhianaSureshJain MansarvarD.K.Moda CuttackMangeshTiwaskar MumbaiV.N.Mishra RaipurAshokTaneja GurgaonA.BuchiBabu HyderabadV.K.Goyal JaipurM.MohanKumar BangaloreR.R.Choudhary PatnaN.K.P.Singh MuzaffarpurS.Jha PatnaTamalKumarBhaumik KolkataR.P.Buden BangaloreKarnailSingh PathankotK.P.BalakrishnaPoduval CannanoreK.Prabhakaran Kannur

RaviR.Prasad Hyderabad

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1. Apologies

RequestforleaveofabsencewerereceivedfromDrs.Y.P.Munjal,SiddharthN.Shah,SandhyaKamath,G.Narasimulu,RohiniHanda,GirishMathur,B.K.Sahay;RakeshSahay;AlakaDeshpande;SurendraDagaandB.B.Thakur,leaveofabsenceweregrantedtothem.

2. Confirmation of the minutes of the 69th Annual General Body meeting held on 20th February 2014 at Ludhiana.

Thecopyoftheminutesofthe69thAnnualGeneralBodymeetingheldon20thFebruary2014wascirculatedtothepresentmembersandthesamewerepassed,proposedbyDr.S.B.GuptaandSecondedbyDr.AnilChaturvedi.

3. Any other matter with the permission of the chair.

PresidentDr.ShashankR.Joshioutlinedtheagendaforthecomingyear;hewillundertakenewProjectswhichincludeWebinars,Internationalcollaborations,youngscholarawardfor3rdyearMD/DNBstudents.ThenewsLetters,Directtalkwill be continued. A communication skillsworkshopwill be held and‘api DAYS’ fordifferentdiseaseswillbecelebrated. APIDMGuidelinesassuggestedbyDr.B.K.Sahaywillberevised.APIwillcomeoutwithLipidandHIVGuidelines.AlsoPhysician’sDaycelebrationwillbecontinued.

Dr.A.MuruganathaninformedthatAPICON2014wasExcellent;hecongratulatedDr.GurpreetSinghWanderOrganisingSecretaryfortheexcellentarrangementsandDr.ShashankJoshifortheexcellentScientificProgramme.

PresidentElectDr.RajeshUpadhyaycongratulatedPresidentDr.ShashankR.JoshiforconductingasmoothSecondGeneralBodyMeeting.

Themeetingendedwithavoteofthankstothechair.

Dr. Shashank R. Joshi Dr. Milind Nadkar PRESIDENT HON.GENERALSECRETARY

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Minutes of the 69th Annual General Body Meeting

Thesixty-ninthAnnualGeneralBodymeetingoftheAssociationofPhysiciansofIndiawasheldon20thFebruary2014at5.00p.m.atPalaceConferenceComplex,Ludhiana.

Therewasnoquorumthemeetingwasadjournedfor15minutes.Themeetingwascalledtoorderat5.15P.M.byPresidentDr.A.Muruganathanwhowasinthechair.Hewelcomedallthemembersandconductedthemeeting.

Thefollowingmemberswerepresent:-

Drs.A.Muruganan–Tirupur;MilindNadkar–Mumbai;B.R.Bansode–Mumbai;G.S.Sainanthan–Mumbai;P.D.Pahwa–Gurgaon;JaiBhagwan–Gugaon;A.M.Bhagwati- Mumbai; B.B.Thakur – Muzaffarpur;Y.P. Munjal – Gugaon; KamleshTewary –Muzaffarptur;AnilChaturvedi–NewDelhi;R.K.Singal–NewDelhi;M.B.Pisolkar–Aurangabad;V.Parameshvara–Bangalore;PritamGupta–NewDelhi;S.B.Gupta–Mumbai;ShashnakR.Joshi-Mumbai;K.K.Pareek–Kota;GirishMathur–Kota;Manotosh Panja- Kolkata; M. E.Yeolekar – Mumbai;V. Shantaram – Hyderabad;P.C.Bhattacharya–Guwahati;DineshGupta–Begusarai;M.Thakur–Sitamarhi;SiddharthShah–Mumbai;AmitKumarSinha–Begusarai;PramodKumarSinha–Begusarai;R.P.Purohit–Sheoganj;B.K.Sharma–Begusarai;D.P.Singh–Bhagalpur;y.S.N.Raju–Hyderabad;M.N.Shyamsunder–Hyderabad;N.K.Soni–Ghaziabad;KausarUsman-Lucknow;JayantaK.Panda–cuttack;VijayVishwanathan–chenai;SaileshB.Sallgare–Mumbai;G.Narsimulu–Hyderabad;VipulGupta–Bhatinda;N.K.P.Singh–Muzaffarpur;ShankaS.Sen–Siliguri;SamarjitBanik–Siliguri;M.Roy–Durgapur;DipanjanBandhopadhyay–Kolkata;AshokK.Taneja–Gurgaon;R. P.Gupta–Gurgaon;R.C. Sharma–Gurgaon;Anil B.K. Satheia – Indore;H.K.Rajasekhar–Hassan;A. S.Kasturi –Banalore;T.Chandrasekhara–Bangalore;R.P.Buden-Bangalore;N.Srinivasa–Mysore;B.K.Shivakumar–Mysore;G.M.Vamdeva - Mysore; M. Chenaippan –Trichy; S. S. Ramann – Mysore; M. MohanKumar–Bangalore; J.K.Mitra–Ranchi;P.Ramulu–Hyderabad;Raghuramulu–Hyderabad;HarmeetS.Dhooria–Ludhiana;M.Sudhir–Hyderabad;KiranVadapalli–Kakinada;I.L.Chandelkar–Jaora;SureshJain–Mandsaur;D.Mathru–Nalgonda;G.Chandrasekhar–Warangal;A.B.Rao–Warangal;D.Banerjee–Burdwan;G.Lokendranath–Nandhyal;SukeshNath–Durgapur;MunishPrabhakar–Gurgaon;JoyChakraborty–Gurgaon;K.K.Jani–Katni;C.Madhu–Hyderabad;R.S.Mahesh–Gurgaon;SaumitraGhosh–Kolkata;SaumikDutta–Kolkata;H.S.Pathank–Kolkata;G.Ramma Subba –Kochi;K.V.G.K.Tilak–Visakapathnam;V. Srinivas –Visakapatnam;Y.Bhaskar–Kurnool;T.Malekonda–Kurnool;S.P.Gupta–Kasipur;S.K.Borah–Guwhati;R.N.Karkar–Kolkata;K.Subramaniam–Rajamandri;G.GopalaRaju–Bhimdaram;D.RaghavendraRau–Amalapuram;B.NaveenKumar–Hyderabad;P.Raghuramulu,Hyderabad;M.Venkatramana–Nizamabad;V.Srinivasa

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Reddy,Mahabubnagar;S.K.Thusu–Srinagar;V.K.Srivastava–Kanpur;P.S.Gahlaut–Rohtak;S.K.Sharma–Lucknow;T.K.Suma–Kochi;AnilKulshrestha–Agra;AgamVora–Mumbai;D.K.Mazumdar–Kolkata;Vijay Sehgal –Hamirpur;RajivRaina– Shimla; R.R. Chaudhury – Patna;MangeshTiwaskar –Mumbai; S.C. Kapoor –Faridabad;UdayM.Lal–Hyderabad;NavalChandra–Hyderabad;V.N.Vishwanath–Gulbarga;ShivarajAlashetty–Gurgaon;R.Prahalad–Hyderabad;D.Nagendra–Hyderabad;A.BuchiBabu–Hyderabad;M.RajaRao–Hyderabad;B.Ramesh–Hyderabad;R.RaviPrasad–Hyderabad;R.Pentachary–Hyderabad;NitinA.Yadav–Solapur;R.Ganesh–Courtallayam;S.Dhanarathnam–TamilNadu;S.Pothiraju–TamilNadu;VijayK.Rampal–Jammu;SaikatDutta–Siliguri

1. Apologies

Request for leaveof absencewerereceived fromDrs.P.S. Shanker, SanjeevMaheshwari, SandhyaKamath,C.P.Gupta, RohiniHanda,Arulraj, B.K. Sahay.Leaveofabsencegrantedtothem.

2. Condolences

Hon.GeneralSecretaryinformedthemembersthesaddemiseofDrs.C.N.Deivanarayanan–Kochi;C.R.Bidri–Bijapur;J.S.Panwar–Bhopal;LakhanlalSinha–Patna;P.Moulick–Kolkata;ShrinikShah–Ahmedabad;DilipKumarBhattacharya–Kolkata;V.N.Bagadia–Mumbai;C.N.Deivanayagam–Chennai;KaushikMitra–Kolkata;RohitShah–Mumbai;S.C.Mittal–Delhi;D.P.Puri–NewDelhi;O.P.Bhavgar–NewDelhi;AnanteshItigi–Hyderabad;AirMar.S.P.Varma–Agra;HarshadC.–Ahmedabad;SinghK.P.–Bareilly;ChoudhuryL.N.–Coimbatore;GoswamiB.M. –Guwahati; BishnoiM.R. –Hisar,MogalgiddiChandrakant–Hyderabad;NalininkumariK.–Hyderabad;SinghA.Amujao–Imphal;SethiM.L.–Jalandhar;KrishnamachariV.–Kakinada;SarurkarA.P.–Kolhapur;BiswasA.B.–Kolkata;DasAnutosh–Margherita;SinghK.S.Raminder–Mumbai;JustusDavid–Nagercoil;C.K.Talukdar–Nalbari;SonthaliaR.R.–Paniganj;tollaH.D.–Rajkot;D.V.B.Sunderaraj–Thanjavur;SivasubramaniamP–Thanjavur;GopalanR–Tirunelveli;radhakrishnanT.I.–Trichur;MohananP–Trichur;Reddi–P.govind–villupuram;MurthyV.P.–Visakhapatnam.ShamS.Shah–Jamnagar;J.Kulsreshtha,MahendraSinghMathur–Ajmer

Twominutesofsilencewasobservedinmemoryofthedepartedsouls.TheGeneralBodydirectedHon.GeneralSecretarytosendsuitableresolutiontothefamilymembersofthedepartedsouls.

3. Confirmation of the minutes of the Second General Body Meeting (2013) held at Coimbatore on 2nd February, 2013.

ThecopyoftheminutesoftheSecondGeneralBodymeetingwhichwasheldon2nd February, 2013 already circulatedwere passed; proposedbyDr.G.NarsimuluandsecondedbyDr.VitullGupta.

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4. Matters arising out of the minutes

Nil

5. Consideration of the Annual Report for the year ended 2013 and the audited statement of accounts for the year ended 31/03/2013.

The69thAnnualReportfortheyearended2013andtheauditedstatementofaccountsfortheyearended31/03/2013whichwasalreadycirculatedwerepassed;proposedbyDr.N.K.SoniandSecondedbyDr.B.B.Thakur

6. Consideration of resolution / suggestions from members

Nil

7. Prize Distribution and scrolls to various assignments of API and JAPI.

Presidentenumeratedtheactivitiesincludingfundrisingduringhistenure.Dr.G.S.SainaniandDr.SurendraDagaappreciatedtheeffortsandtheGeneralBodygavestandingovationtothePresidentDr.A.Muruganathan.

PresidentDr.A.Muruganathan informed that from the year 2013Dr. JivrajMehtaisinstitutedandfortheyear2013Dr.JivrajMehtaawardofGoldMedalwasbeingawardedtoDr.D.B.PahlajaniandDr.S.K.Sharma.ItisplannedtogivethisawardinRastrapatiBhawanasperdategivenforbythePresidentofIndia.Fromnextyearfourawardswillbegiven.

Dr.V.ParameshvaraLifeTimeAchievementawardalsostartedthisyearandthiswasawardedtoDr.R.D.Lele.

PresidentDr.A.Muruganathaninformedthemembersthatawardsarebeinggiventobestchapter/branchesandMembershipDevelopmentAwardforthegoodwork.1stprizeBestBranchawardedtoAPIChennaiBranch.2ndprizejointlywereawardedtoBiharchapterandRajasthanchapterofAPI.

Membership development award has been given to Dr. Ishwardas Martin-Surat.AwardofAppreciationwasgiventoDr.M.Chennaippan–TrichywhogivetheServicesfore-hypertensionandwebCMEin2013.

TheAPIawardsweregivenbythepresidentDr.A.Muruganathan.

Dr.D.P.BasuYoungAwardinCardiology–2013presentedtoDr.C.Sundar–Chennai.

Dr. J.N. BerrymemorialAward – 2013 presented byDr.VikramLondhey –Mumbai.

JAPIawardswerepresentedbyDr.A.Muruganathan–PresidentandSiddharthN.Shah–Hon.Editor,JAPI.

Drs. JCPatelandBCMehtaBestPaperAwardweregiventothe followingmembers:

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1stPrizeforBestOriginalArticlepresentedtoDr.R.Gopalakrishnan-Chennai

2ndPrizeforBestOriginalArticlePresentedtoDr.SunitChatterjee–Kolkatta

1stPrizeforBestCaseReportpresentedtoDr.KavithaSaravu-Kolkata

2ndPrizeforBestcaseReportPresentedtoDr.V,K,Jha-Trivandram

1stPrizeforBestCorrespondencepresentedtoDr.PriyalSingal=-NewDelhi

2ndPrizeforBestCorrespondencePresentedtoDr.NeelimaSingh–Gwalior

“Dr.V.R.JoshiJAPIAwardforOutstandingReferee”fortheyear2013.Theywere Dr. DB Pahlajani (Mumbai). Dr. Sanjay Kalra, (Haryana) and Dr.V.P.Chaturvedi(NewDelhi)

8. To confirm the venue for Annual conference of API – 2015 at Gurgaon and to consider the venue for the APICON 2016.

Dr.AshokTaneja hasbeen appointed asOrgansiing Secretary forAPICON2015atGurgaon.

AsperthedecisionoftheGoverningBodymeetingVenuefortheAPICON2016wasrecommendedtoHyderabad.MumbaihaswithdrawninfavourofHyderabad.

Many members from Bangalore, Mysore and Kochi objected to this andinformedthattheywanteddiscussiononthissubject.ThiswaswelldiscussedandsubsequentlyputtovoteandbymajorityvoteHyderabadwasselected.

9. Appointment of Auditors for the year 2013 – 2014 and fix their remuneration.

The same auditors M/S Haribhakti and Co, were reappointed and theirremunerationwasfixedatRs.100000/- (Rupeesone lakhonly) asauditingfeesandprofessionalfeesRs.35000/-(Rupeesthirtyfivethousandonly)thesamewaspassedproposedbyDr.AnilChaturvedi andsecondedbyDr.G.Narsimulu.

10. Any other business that may be brought before the meeting with the permission of the chair.

Nil

11. Installation of the President for 2014 – 2015.

PresidentDr.A.MuruganathanthankedallthegoverningbodymembersandFacultyCouncilmembers and allAPIMembers for their co-operation andsupportthroughouttheyear.

HehandedoverthemedallionofpresidenttoDr.ShashankR.Joshiandgavehimgoodwishes.

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Dr.G.NarsimuluandothermemberscongratulatedDr.A.Muruganathanforthewonderfulservicesdoneduringhistenure.

Dr.ShashankR.JoshithankedallthemembersofAPIforhavingfaithinhimandputtinghiminthehighestpositionofAPI.HeputonrecordgoodworkdonebyImm.PastPresidentDr.A.Muruganathan.HealsoinformedthatGoverningBody that it decided to felicitate Dr.A. Muruganathan during InaugurationFunctionwithoutstandingserviceAward.

Themeetingendedwithavoteofthankstothechair..

Dr. A. Muruganathan Dr. Milind Y. Nadkar President Hon.GeneralSecretary

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70th Annual Report of APITheGoverningBodyoftheAssociationofPhysiciansofIndiahasgreatpleasureinpresentingthe69thAnnualReportoftheActivitiesoftheAssociationfortheyearended2014.

APICON 2014 (Ludhiana Annual Conference)

API had a very successful 69thAnnual Conference held at Ludhiana. Dr.ShashankR. Joshi(PadmashriAwardee)wasinstalledasPresidentofAPI.HewasalsotheChairmanoftheScientificCommittee.SpecialcongratulationstohimforaverywellplannedScientificProgramme.Itwasappreciatedbyalldelegates.ThelocalarrangementsandorganisationwasexemplaryandourcongratulationsandgratefulthankstotheOrganisingSecretary,Dr.GurpreetSinghWanderandallmembersoftheOrganisingCommittee.

Dr.JivrajMehtaAwardstartedduring2013whichwereawardedtoDr.D.B.Pahlajani–Mumbai andDr. S.K. Sharma–NewDelhi for the year 2013.The awardeesfor2014areDr.AshokKumarDas–Pondicherry;Dr.V.Mohan–Chennai;Dr.V.Parameshvara–BangaloreandDr.G.S.Sainani-Mumbai

TheorationsofAPIwereconferredon:

Netaji Oration (2014)Dr.OmPrakashKalra,Delhi

Rabindranath Tagore Oration – ICP (2014) Dr.Brig.VeluNair,Pune

Dr. V. Parameshwara Life Time Achievement Award (2014) Dr.R.D.Lele,Mumbai

Dr. P. J. Mehta Oration (2014) Dr.S.S.Lakshmanan,Chennai

Prof. Rathinavelu Subramaniam Endowment Oration (2014) Dr.P.AlagiaNambi,Salem

Dr. G. S. Sainani Oration (2014) Dr.SanjayKumarBhadada,Chandigarh

Dr. Coelho Memorial Lectureship in Experimental Medicine (2014) Dr.RakeshShukla,Lucknow

Sanofi Aventis Lectureship in Diabetes (2014) Dr.SubhashKumarWangnoo,Noida

Novo Nordisk Lecture (2014) Prof.Dr.SatishGarg,USA

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Shri L.S. Chawla was the Chief Guest for the Inauguration ofAPICON 2014,Ludhiana.

Dr.K.C.MohantywastheChiefGuestandGuestofHonorwasDr.SharadC.ShahfortheInaugurationofScientificProgram.

Therewere25updatesessions11plenarysessionsand7stateofArtSessions.

Eachupdatesessionhad4-5speakerswithtalktimeof20minuteseach.

Thereweretotal788oralpapersand786posterpresentations.

GiftedTeacherAward–2013wasawarded toDr.V.Nagarajaan–Madurai, andDistinguishedMemberAward-2013wasawardedtoDr.Prof.A.K.Agarwal–NewDelhiduringtheinaugurationfunctionofAPICON2014.

FourMonographswerereleasedduringtheInaugurationtheyare:-

Editors ICP Monograph

1. Dr.SBGupta StressECGTesting

2. DrMadhuchandaKar ChronicMyeloidLeukemia

3. DrDeepakAmarapurkar CaringforCirrhosispatient

4. DrVijayVishwanathan DiabeticFoot

5. President,Dr.ShashankR.Joshi MedicineUpdate–2014

6. Dean,Dr.S.B.Gupta PostgraduateMedicine-2014

7. JAPISpecialissues

8. IndianGuidelinesonHypertensionIII

MasterTeachersAward–2013wereconferredtoDrPadmavatiS.Menon,Thane(Mumbai)

Dr.D.K.Hazra,Agra;Dr.A.N.Singh,Laheriasarai;Dr.P.G.Raman,Indore;Dr.S.N.Narasinghan,Chennai

DR.V.G.NADGOUDATHESISAWARD2013wasawardedto

Dr.RajashriArunraoBadre,Nasik FirstPrize

Dr.LaxmanG.Jessani,Mumbai SecondPrize

Duringthe69thAnnualGeneralBodyofAPIheldon20thFebruary2014theAPIawardsweregivenbythePresidentDr.A.Muruganathan.

Award for Best Chapter / Best Branch was awarded to

1stChennaiCityBranch

2ndJointlygiventoRajasthanChapterandBiharChapter

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Membership Development Award given to

Dr.P.K.IshwardasMartin,Surat.

SpecialawardofAppreciationwasgiventoDr.M.Chennaippan–TrichywhogivetheServicesfore-HypertensionAcademyandwebCMEin2013.

Dr.D.P.BasuYoungAwardinCardiology2013-Dr.C.SundarChennai

Dr.J.N.BerryMemorialAward2013-Dr.VikramLondhey,Mumbai

JAPIawardswerepresentedbyDr.A.Muruganathan–PresidentandSiddharthN.Shah–Editor-In-ChiefJAPI.

Drs.JCPatelandBCMehtaBestPaperAwardweregiventothefollowingmembers:

1stPrizeforBestOriginalArticlepresentedtoDr.R.Gopalakrishnan,Chennai

2ndPrizeforBestOriginalArticlePresentedtoDr.SunitChatterjee,Kolkata

1stPrizeforBestCaseReportpresentedtoDr.KavithaSaravu,Kolkata

2ndPrizeforBestcaseReportPresentedtoDr.V,K,Jha,Trivandram

1stPrizeforBestCorrespondencepresentedtoDr.PriyalSingal,NewDelhi

2ndPrizeforBestCorrespondencePresentedtoDr.NeelimaSingh,Gwalior

“Dr.V.R.JoshiJAPIAwardforOutstandingReferee”fortheyear2013.TheywereDr.DBPahlajani(Mumbai).Dr.SanjayKalra,(Haryana)andDr.V.P.Chaturvedi(NewDelhi)

REPORT OF THE ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS OF INDIA

ThedetailsoftheGoverningBodymeetingsthatwereheldduringtheyear2014areasfollows:-

Fourmeetingswereheldon19thand22ndFebruary,27thApriland14thSeptember2014.TheattendanceoftheGoverningBodymembersforthemeetingswasasfollows:-

Drs. Shashank R. Joshi – Mumbai (4); Rajesh Upadhyay – New Delhi(4); A.Muruganathan –Tirupur(4); S. Arulrhaj –Turicorin(3); KamleshTewari (3-1*);SurendraDaga(3-1*);MilindY.Nadkar–Mumbai(4);B.R.Bansode–Mumbai(4);CharuK.Jani–Mumbai(3)GirshMathur–Kota(3-1*);YSNRaju–Hyderabad(4);VijayViswanathan–Chennai(3-1*);MangeshTiwaskar–Mumbai(3-1*);B.B.Rewari–NewDelhi(1-3*);J.L.Punglia–Chittorgarh(3-1*);R.Rajasekhar–Kumbakonam(1-3*); ShibenduGhosh –Hooghli (4);AlakaDeshpande –Mumbai (2-2*);N. P.Singh-NewDelhi(3-1*);V.Palaniappan–Guzilimparai(3-1);SatyaBrataGanguly–Kolkata(3-1*);N.K.Soni–Ghaziabad((2-2*)GurusaranSidhu–Ludhiana(3-1*);SanjivMaheshwari–Ajmer(1-3*)BanshiSaboo–Ahmedabad(4);RakeshSahya–Hyderabad(3-1*);IsaacC.Moses–Coimbatore;(3-1*);R.R.Choudhary–Patna;

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(4); JyotirmoyPal–Talpukur(4);PritamGupta–NewDelhi (2-1*)AgamVora–Mumbai(3);SandhyaKamath–Mumbai(1-3*)SiddharthN.Shah–Mumbai(2-2*)Dr.G.S.Wander-Ludhiana(4);andAshokTaneja–Gurgaon(3).

*Leaveofabsence

MEMBERSHIP OF API

Duringtheyear2014,352Lifemembersand5AssociateLifeMemberswereenrolled.

Thetotalnumbersofmemberstilldateareasfollow:-

LifeMembers 16528

AssociateLifeMembers 293

TheelectionresultsoftheOfficeBearersandMembersoftheGoverningBodyoftheAssociationofPhysiciansofIndia,OfficerBearersandMembersoftheFacultyCouncilofIndianCollegeofPhysicians2015–2017.

API Election Results

President Elect Dr.GurpreetSinghWander,Ludhiana

Vice President Dr.GirishMathur,Kota

Governing Body member

1. Dr.VijayViswanathan,Chennai

2. Dr.MPSChawla,NewDelhi

3. Dr.SekharChakraborty,AshokNagar(N.24Parg)

4. Dr.DevendraPrasadSingh,Bhagalpur

North West Zone Dr.MunishPrabhakar,Gurgaon(Unopposed)

ICP Faculty Council Results

Dean Elect Dr.A.Muruganathan,Tirupur

Vice Dean Dr.R.K.Goyal–Ajmer

Faculty Council Members - 4

1. Dr.RakeshGupta,Delhi

2. Dr.JayantaKumarPanda,Cuttack

3. Dr.Y.SathyanarayanaRaju,Hyderabad

4. Dr.ShriramV.Kulkarni,Khopoli

Dr. Milind Y. NadkarHon.Gen.Secretary

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JAPI REPORT

EDITOR’SANNUAL REPORTOF JOURNALOFTHEASSOCIATIONOFPHYSICIANSOFINDIA

OnbehalfofallmyesteemedcolleaguesoftheEditorialBoard,ItakegreatpleasureinpresentingtoyoutheannualreportoftheactivitiesoftheJournaloftheAssociationofPhysiciansofIndiaduringtheperiod1stJanuaryto31stDecember2014.

AsinthepasttheJournalhasreceived341articlesduringtheyear2014(i.e.1st Januaryto30thDecember2014).Wehavepublished43OriginalArticles,11ReviewArticles,92CaseReports,31PictorialCME’s,and38Correspondences.134articlespeer-reviewedandacceptedareintheprocessforpublication.118articlesarewithrefereesforevaluationandre-evaluation,53werereturnedtotheauthorsformodificationand62wererejected.02articleswerewithdrawnbyauthors.

FiveSupplement issuesof JAPI“InsulinDegludec”SponsoredbyNovoNordiskIndiaPrivateltd.,.GuestEditorsDr.SiddharthN.Shah,AshokKumarDas,“Asthma”SponsoredbyMSDPharmaceuticalsPrivateLtd.,GuestEditorDr.AgamC.Vora,“ConsensusonOralAnticoagulants:SpecialEmphasisonVitaminKAntagonists”Sponsored byAbbott Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., “Consensus Statements on InsulinTherapy” Sponsored by Novo Nordisk India Private Limited., Guest EditorsDr. SiddharthN. Shah, ShashankR. Joshi, and“Re-appraisal ofAlpha-blockers inHypertension Management” Sponsored by Pfizer Limited., Guest Editor Dr.ManokarPanchanatham,SiddharthN.Shah,werepublishedandpostedtomembersofAPIalongwithJanuary2014,March2014,June2014,July2014andSeptember2014issueofJAPIrespectively.

SpecialIssueon““UnderstandingPain–The5thVitalSign”.isscheduledtobepostedalongwithFebruary2015issueofJAPI.Fourothersupplementson“EvolvingRoleofBiologicalAgents in IndianClinicalPractice”,“ContemporaryManagementofAplasticAnemia”,“TheRemainingChallengesofPneumococcalDiseasesinIndia”and“InsulinDegludec/InsulinAspart(RyzodegTM”areinpreparation).

IwouldliketorecordmyspecialthankstoThePresident-Dr.ShashankR.Joshi,PresidentElect–Dr.RajeshUpadhyay,Hon.Gen.Secretary-Dr.MilindY.Nadkar;Treasurer-Dr.CharuK.Jani,EditorinChiefofAPITextBookofMedicine-Dr.SandhyaA. Kamath and all themembers of theGoverning Body ofAPI andFacultyCouncilof ICPandAdvisoryBoardmembersof JAPI, fortheirconstantencouragementandvaluedsupport.Therefereesandjudgesofthejournalwhohavecontributedtheirknowledgeforthecompilationofthejournaldeservetobespeciallyacknowledgedforgivingustheirvaluabletimeandtakinggreatpainsforreviewingthearticles.

TheEditorialBoardofJournalofAssociationofPhysiciansofIndiadeserveaspecial

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mention for their continuous input and guidanceon all importantmatters anddecisionmakinginbringingoutJAPIonaregularbasis.Theincreaseinthenumberofpagesandchangesinthefontsizeofprintedmaterialisduetotheirsuggestion.ThisisonlypossiblebytheirregularattendanceeverymonthintheEditorialBoardmeetings.

ThefollowingpaperswereselectedforDrs. JCPatelandBCMehtaBestpaperawardsforarticlespublishedintheJournalfortheperiodfromJanuary2014throughDecember2014.Iamextremelygratefultothejudgesfortheirpainstakingeffortsputbythemwhileevaluatingallarticlespublishedduringthisperiod.

1st Prize for Best Original Article entitled“HealthRelatedQualityofLifeinHypertensivePatientsinaTertiaryCareTeachingHospital”-BhavitBOza*,BelaMPatel*,SupriyaDMalhotra**,VarshaJPatel***-*2ndYearResident,**AssociateProfessor, ***Professor andHead, Department of Pharmacology. Smt. NHLMunicipalMedicalCollege,Ahmedabad380006,Gujarat-JAssocPhysiciansIndia2014;62(10):022-029.

2nd Prize for Best Original Article entitledHypertension,PrehypertensionandNormotensionamongPolicePersonnel inaDistrictofWestBengal, India-DebabrataMallik1,DiptaKantiMukhopadhyay1,PranavKumar2,ApurbaSinhababu3 - 1AssistantProfessor,B.S.MedicalCollege,Bankura;2IPS,SP,SpecialCrimeBranch,CBI,Lucknow;3Professor,RGKarMedicalCollege,Kolkata-JAssocPhysiciansIndia2014;62(11):012-016.

1st Prize for Best Case Report entitled“Familial JuvenileHyperuricemicNephropathy1(FJHN1)”-RajatBhargava1,RenuSaigal2,RajeevSharma3,LaxmikantGoyal4,AbhishekAgrawal5 - 1Resident, 2Professor, 3Senior Resident, 4AssistantProfessor, 5Associate Professor,Department ofMedicine, SMSMedicalCollege,Jaipur-JAssocPhysiciansIndia2014;62(08):089-092.

2nd Prize for Best Case Report entitled“DioctophymatosisRenalisinHumans:FirstCaseReportfromIndia”-NVenkatrajaiah1,SanjayHKalbande2,GVamshiNandanRao3,VChennaReddy3,SHiranReddy3,PRaginiRao4,KartheekBabu4,AKeerthi4 - 1Professor,2AssocProfessor,3SrResident,4JrResident,DepartmentofGeneralMedicine,ChalmedaAnandaRaoInstituteofMedicalSciences,Karimnagar,Telangana-JAssocPhysiciansIndia2014;62(10):070-073.

1st Prize for Best Correspondence entitled“ScrubTyphus–ARe-EmergingInfection”-PoojaJagannath*,MLakshmi**,TSGirish**,AMCherian***-*ConsultantFamilyPhysician, **ConsultantPhysician, ***ProfessorandHead,DepartmentofInternalMedicine,BangaloreBaptistHospital,Bangalore, JAssocPhysicians India2014;62(12):75-76”.

2nd Prize for Best Correspondence Article entitled“AGirlwithRecurrent

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PleuralEffusion:ImmunologicalReboundorIsoniazidInducedLupus?”-RituKaroli*,JaleesFatima**,VineetJain***,MohdSajidUmar***-*Professor,**ProfessorandHead,***JuniorResident,DepartmentofMedicineEra’s,LucknowMedicalCollege,Sarfarazganj,HardoiRoadLucknow226003,UttarPradesh-JAssocPhysiciansIndia2014;62(09):91-93.

Theeditorialboardof JAPIhasselectedthreeoutstandingreferees for“Dr.V.R.JoshiJAPIAwardforOutstandingReferee”fortheyear2014.TheyareDr. C.V. Vanjani, (Mumbai),Dr. M.S. Amaresan (Chennai) andDr. N.R. Rau,Udupi(Karnataka).All the eminently worthy award recipients will be presented theawardsatthehandsofPresidentofAPIduringGeneralBodyofthe70thAnnualConference ofAPI to be held inGurgaon. I am also extremely grateful to theJudges for the painstaking efforts they have undertaken to evaluate all articlespublishedduring2014and forselecting thebestOriginalArticles,CaseReportandCorrespondenceintheirrespectivecategoryforDrs.B.C.MehtaandJ.C.PatelAwardstobepresentedattheAPICON2015.

AspecialandnoteworthymentionofappreciationtoallJAPIstaffparticularlyMr.NarayanMurkar,Mrs.MamtaGabhaneMr.JeevanKashveniandstaffofAPIMrs.SunitaShuklaandstaffofAbhyudayaPrintersspearheadedbyMr.HarshnandanTrivediforallthehelpinbringingoutthejournalonaregularbasis.

Inthelast6yearsofmyeditorshipsofJAPI,IhavemaintainedahealthyfinancialbalancewithoutanyburdentotheAPI,whohaveassignedmethisprestigioustask.

InowlaydownmypenasEditor–in–ChiefofJAPIandwishtheincomingEditor–in–Chief,Dr.MilindNadkarallthebesttostriveandtakeJAPItogreaterheights.

Wishingeveryone“AHAPPYANDPROSPEROUS2015”.

Dr. Siddharth N. Shah Editor-in-Chief,JAPI

Annual Report of the Activities of the Indian College of Physicians

Master Teacher Award – 2014

Drs.I.B.Sinha–Patna;S.C.Srivastava–Rohtak;R.C.Mishra–NewDelhi;Dr.B.S.Patil–BijapurandO.P.Gupta–Ahmedabad

The Honorary Fellowship of ICP – 2015 for the following members

Dr.BiyaniMohan –(Canada)andDr.ManmohanGupta–Macon,GA

ThefollowingFellowswereselectedfortheawardofFellowshipofIndianCollegeofPhysicians–2015(FICP)

1. Dr.VikasLoomba,Ludhiana

2. Dr.SanjayK.Mahajan,Shimla

3. Dr.MunishPrabhakar,Gurgaon

4. Dr.AshokTaneja,Gurgaon

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5. Dr.GaurangaSantra,Kolkata

6. Dr.AnujMaheshwari,Lucknow

7. Dr.AnilKumarVirmani,Jamshedpur

8. Dr.ParveenMalhotra,Rohtak

9. Dr.GautamAhluwalia,Ludhiana

10.Dr.VineetTalwar,Delhi

11.Dr.SatyaPrakashYadav,Rewari

12.Dr.ShyamSunderKachhawaha,Bikaner

13.Dr.PrakashNirupam,Lucknow

14.Dr.SurendraKumar,Bikaner

15.Dr.RajendraChhabra,Suratgarh

16.Dr.MonikaMaheshwari,Ajmer

17.Dr.DineshGupta,Ludhiana

18.Dr.MaheshPrasadGupta,Kota

19.Dr.AjitSood,Ludhiana

20.Dr.VandanaMidha,Chandigarh

21.Dr.SujeetRaina,Kangra

22.Dr.PurnaChandraDash,Cuttack

23.Dr.AshisKumarSaha,Kolkata

24. Dr.MahinderPalSinghChawla,NewDelhi

25.Dr.AnilGomber,Delhi

26.Dr.RajivRaina,Shimla

27.Dr.BharatBhushanSharma,Jaipur

28.Dr.ShibenduGhosh,Kolkata

29.Dr.SanjayKumarJaiswal,Kota

30. Dr.NamasivayamBalamurugan,Salem

31.Dr.BrijSharma,Shimla

32.Dr.BhaskarGhosh,Kolkata

33. Dr.HarminderSinghPannu,Ludhiana

34.Dr.SatishChandra,Allahabad

35.Dr.GreeshKhurana,Bahadurgarh

36.Dr.HariSankarPathak,Nadia

37.Dr.VitullKumarGupta,Bathinda

38.Dr.BachanlalBhardwa,Patiala

39. Dr.KausarUsmanSiddique,Lucknow

40. Dr.ShibashishBhattacharyya,Kolkata

41.Dr.JagdeepChugh,Delhi

42.Dr.AmiteshAggarwal,Delhi

43. Dr.VijayGangadharNegalur,Dombivli

44.Dr.UdasChandraGhosh,Kolkata

45.Dr.YashasviGautam,Kota

46.Dr.BalKishanGupta,Bikaner

47.Dr.M.Mahesh,Mysore

48.Dr.ManiRamKumhar,Ajmer

49. Dr.DurgaPrasadChakraborty,Kolkata

50.Dr.BrijMohanMakkar,DELHI

51.Dr.AnimeshDeb,Kolkata

Dr. Vithalrao Nadgouda Best All India Annual Thesis awards 2015.

1stprize Dr.B.Nikhil-Mysore

2ndprize Dr.VarunR.Tadkalkar-Mumbai

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Indian College of PhysiciansDean’s Report

TheIndianCollegeofPhysiciansisgraduallyandprogressivelyimprovingitsactivitiesforthebenefitofthemembershipatlarge.DuringthisyearofmytenureastheDean,ICP,Ihavestrivedtokeepupthetraditions.

1. Silver Jubilee Convocation at Ludhiana (21.02.14)

TheSilver Jubilee Convocationwasheldwithgreatfanfare.TheConvocationAddresswasdeliveredbytheChiefGuest, Dr.V.M.Katoch,Director,.ICMR.HeemphasisedthatICPshouldencourageitsfellowsandmembersofAPItocarryoutresearchinactivitieswithspecialreferencetoIndiancontext.54newfellowswereconferredthefellowshipofIndianCollegeofPhysicians.OnthisoccasionthePastDeansandthefounderfellowsoftheCollegewerehonouredfortheircontribution, dedication and upliftment of ICP.Thiswas a highly appreciatedevent.TheconvenersofvariousCMEsandmasterteacherswerealsoawardedonthisoccasion.

Thisyear53candidateswererecommendedforthefellowshipofICPbythecredentialcommitteeandwillbeawardeddegreeduringconvocationon20.02.15.

2. Rural CME’S

AnotherimportantaspectoftheCollegeisCME.Wehaveconducted28RuralCMEsinvariousStatesofthecountryincludingJ&K,Haryana,Punjab,Delhi,Rajasthan,West&EastBengal,Assam,MadhyaPradesh&Biharetc.ThedetailsareappendedinAnnexure-I.

3. Diabetes Summit

During2014-2015,25DiabetesSummitshadbeenplanned,outofwhich20hadbeenconductedtill31stJanuary2015,whereastheremaining5SummitswillbecarriedoutinFebruary&March2015.

ChiefCoordinator Dr.A.K.Das

Coordinator Dr.Y.P.Munjal&Dr.SiddharthNShah

Annexure-IIisattachedherewith.

4. Diabetes Foot Education Programme (DFEP India)

During2014-2015,25DiabetesFootEducationProgrammeshadbeenplanned,outofwhich20hadbeenconductedtill31stJanuary2015andtheremaining5DiabetesFootEducationProgrammeswillbecarriedoutinFebruary&March2015.

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ChiefCoordinator Dr.SharadPendsey

Coordinator Dr.A.K.Das&Dr.VijayViswanathan

Annexure-IIIisattached

5. Physician Day Celebration

On23rdDecember2014,thephysiciandaywascelebratedalloverIndia.

6. National Insulin Summit

NationalInsulinSummitwasheldatGurgaonon13-14Dec2014inassociationwithNovoNardisk.ThechieforganiserwasProfA.K.Das(PastPresident,API&PastDean,ICP).Approximately600delegatesfromvariouspartsofthecountryattended it.The Insulin SummitOrganisationCommittee conferred life timeachievementawardtoDr.SiddharthN.Shah,Dr.DebashishMajiandDr.Y.P.Munjalfortheircontributionanddedicationtothemanagementofdiabetes.

7. Sponsor Training Programme

TheSTPProgrammewhichwascreatedtoprovideadvancetraininginvarioussubspecialtiesofmedicinetomembersofAPIwasquitesuccessfulinitsinitialphases.Howeverintherecentpasttheresponseforthistraininghasbeenratherpoor.DoctorsenquireabouttheSTPprogrammebuttheyfailtocomeforwardandjointhisProgramme.Thereasonfortheapathycouldbethatthefellowshipmoneywhichisprovidedduringtheperiodoftrainingisverymeagre.Itismyearnestappeal to theFacultyCouncil thatwemust significantlyenhance thefellowshipmoneysothatthetraineedoctorscancovertheirTA&DAduringtheirtrainingperiod.Anendeavourshouldbemadetoopennodalcentresfortraininginallpartsofthecountrysothattravelexpensesforthecandidatesarereducedsignificantly.

8. Research Foundation

TheAPIandtheICPareintheprocessofcreatingaResearchFoundationsothatmethodicalresearchcanbecarriedoutasalsothedataofvariousresearchprojectsinthecountrybecollatedforreadyreference.InthisregardthesettingupoftheFoundationisinitsadvancedstagesanditsConstitutionhasbeenfinalised.

9. Monographs

TheCredentialCommittee after scrutiny decided to publish the followingmonographs.

1. StrokeManagement-CurrentconceptDr.S.Prabhakar

2. Vitamin-DTruths&Myths Dr.(Prof.)ShashankR.Joshi

3. Antibiotic-Uses&Misuses Dr.DhruvChaudhary&Dr.M.C.Gupta

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4. NASH Dr.AjayKumar

5. RheumatoidArthritis Dr.G.Narasimulu

6. OrganoPhasphorusPoisoning Dr.ShibenduGhosh

7. Physician’sBookonLabInvestigation Dr.Y.P.Munjal

8. Sleep&SleepDisorder Dr.S.N.Arya

9. Tropicalfever Dr.AshishBhalla

Inaddition,themonographswhichcouldnotbereleasedduetoonereasonortheotherin2014willbepublishedduring2015.Theseare:

1. Osteoporosis Dr.ShashankR.Joshi& Dr.MilindY.Nadkar

2. GestationalDiabetesMellitus Dr.AshokKumarDas& Dr.RakeshSahay

3. InterstitialLungDisease Dr.SanjeevMehta

4. HydatidCyst Dr.ShibenduGhosh

Ihavediscussedwiththeeditorsconcernedandtheyarelikelytopublishintime.Hopefullythesewillbereleasedintime.

10. Scientific Program for the CME - APICON-2015

1. TheDeanproposedtochangethetitleofthepublicationofCMEProgrammefrom“Postgraduate Medicine”to“Progress in Medicine” andthiswasacceptedbytheFacultyCouncilandtheGoverningBody.

2. ThethemeoftheCMEProgrammethisyearis“HARNESSING CURRENT KNOWLEWDGE TO CLINICAL PRACTICE”. Theprogrammehasbeenfinalisedwiththefocusonthetheme.Allthespeakersandchairpersonshavebeendulyinformedabouttheirrole.

3. A novel interactive session“Meet the Expert Session” onLipid Management 2015hasbeenplanned.

Moderator Dr.UpendraKaul

Panelist Dr.S.N.Narasinghan,Dr.AmalBanarjee,Dr.AbdulHamidZargar, Dr.UdayJadhav

4. ThisyearwehavetakenaspecialcarethatthetopicsandspeakersinCMEshouldnotberepeatedinscientificprogram.

5. TheProgressinMedicinewillbereleasedonthedayofCMEie19thFebruary2015.

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6. WorkshopsduringAPICON-2015CME

4workshopshavebeenplanned

• ResearchMethodology

• IVFluid&ElectrolyteManagementinICU

• MechanicalVentilation

• CasePresentation

IconveymysincerethankstoDr.Y.P.Munjal,PastPresidentofAPI&PastDeanofICP,whoisalsotheEditorinChiefofAPITextbookofMedicineforguidingmefromtimetotime inpreparingthisscientificprogramme.Dr.SiddharthN.Shahneedsspecialmentionforhisguidanceandencouragement.Dr.RajeshUpadhyayworkedasa teamandwehaveplanned the titleof theCMEand theScientificProgrammeincompleteharmonyandunderstandingwiththeaimtoaccommodateasmanypeopletoparticipateintheprogrammeandbemembersofthefaculty.ThishasbeensuccessfullyachievedbyavoidingduplicationforwhichIamthankfultoPresidentElect,Dr.RajeshUpadhyay.AlltheseactivitieshavebeenpossiblewiththefullsupportfrommemberofFacultyCouncil,ourdynamic&everagileSecretaryDr.MilindNadkarandalwaysactivehelping&smilingPresidentofAPI&ChairmanofICPPadmashreeDr.(Prof)ShashankR.Joshi.IalsothankMrs.SunitaShuklaforrenderingsecretarialsupportfromtimetotimetome.Iconveymygratitudetotheseniorprofessors&doctorsforeditingthemonographandgettingreleasedintime.

LONG LIVE API • LONG LIVE ICP

Dr. Pritam Gupta Dean,ICP

API Textbook of Medicine 10th EditionItiswithasenseofgratificationandaccomplishment;Ihavethehonourtoinformyouthat the10thEditionofAPITextbookofMedicinehasbeenreleasedand isavailableinthemarket.

ThisBookhasalittleover3000pagesandisdividedinto29parts.Thereare1624figuresand1460tables.Theselargenumbersoftablesandfigureshavebeenusedsothattheinformationiseasilyunderstoodandreadingisfacilitated.Inthisendeavormanynewadditionsandmodificationshavebeenmadeascomparedtothepreviousedition.(a)28newchaptershavebeenadded.(b)Anentirelynewsectionhasbeenincorporated‘FuturisticMedicine’.Thispartofthebookdealswiththeanticipatedprogressinmedicinewhichwillbeputtoclinicaluseinthecomingonetotwodecadesortheadvancesthatarebeingusedintheirearlystagesinclinicalpractice.(c)Anewchapteron‘DemographyandDiseaseProfileinIndia’hasbeenaddedso

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thatthereaderhasanampleunderstandingofthediseasescommonlyprevalentinthispartoftheworld.(d)AllpartsandchaptersintheTextbookhavebeencompletelyupdatedandrevised.(e)Asiscustomarythechaptershavebeencontributedbyauthorsfromvariouspartsofthecountrywhohadexpertiseinthatparticularfield.TheBookismodestlypricedatRs.3495/-ascomparedtootherbooks.

IwishtoplaceonrecordthehelprenderedbythedistinguishedmembersoftheEditorialTeam.Prof.SKSharmahasprovidedveryusefulguidanceandplayedasignificantroleinplanningthisbook.Dr.AKAgarwalandDr.RKSingalhavebeencloselyassociatedandhaveprovidedusefulinputs&suggestionsinpreparationofthisbookforwhichIamobligedtothem.TwoofmyAssociateEditors-Dr.AnupamPrakashandDr.GhanshyamPangteyhavestoodbymeandhelpedmeincompletingthisprojectfromthebeginningtotheend.Theyhaveprovidedsupportatalltimesduringthepreparationofthisbookandtheircontributionisdulyacknowledged.IwishtothankDr.MilindYNadkarandDr.SandhyaAKamathfortheirusefulinputs.Dr.ShyamSundar,Dr.SubhashVarmaandDr.PritamGuptawereforthcomingintheirhelpandsuggestionsforwhichIowemythankstothem.IamobligedtoDr.SiddharthNShahforhiscontinuous&enthusiasticsupportandhelp.

The editorsof various partswere generouswith their time& suggestions andeditedthechaptersallottedtothemdiligentlyandpainstakingly.Iamgratefultotheexcellentgroupofauthorswhohaveparticipated in the10thEditionofAPITextbookofMedicinefortheirextraordinaryandtimelycontribution.Thequickturnaroundfortheneweditionofatextbookofthissizeisatributetothehardworkanddedicationofourauthors.

IwouldbefailinginmydutyifIdonotmentionthesupportandsacrificemadebymyfamilyespeciallymywifeDr.RamaMunjal,daughterMs.JayaMunjalandsonDr.AkshayMunjal.TheyweremymoralsupportandmentalstrengthduringthetrialsandtribulationswhilecompilingtheBook.OnthecompletionofthisoneroustaskIexpressmysincerethankstoDr.AMuruganathan,PastPresident,Prof.ShashankRJoshi,PresidentandmembersoftheGoverningBodyofAPIwhohaveprovidedallthesupportandacceptedthevariouspropositionsmadeduringthecourseofpublicationofthisbook.

1. AtokenhonorariumwillbepaidtoallthefirstauthorsofvariouschaptersinthebookbuttheamountwilldependonthefundsavailablewiththeEditorialboard.

2. Anapplicationofthebookwillbecreatedsothatitiseasilyaccessibleonthevariousformatsonsmartphones,computers,tabletsandi-pads.

3. Ifpossibleahandbookinasummarizedversionofthebookwillbebroughtoutsubsequently.

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Dr.ShashankRJoshihasassuredallhelpsothatthisTextbookofMedicineofAPIbecomesmorepopular,haswideracceptanceamongstthestudents’communityandisausefulcompaniontothedoctors.IwishtothankDr.RajeshUpadhyayforhishelpinthepreparationofthebookandplanning&organizationofthereleaseofthebook.

I expressmy gratitude to theGoverning Body and FacultyCouncil ofAPI forgivingmetheprivilegetobetheEditorinChiefoftwoeditionsofAPITextbookofMedicine.Iamthankfulforthehelpandsupportofallthosewhohavehelpedmeinthecompilationofthebookandwhosenamedoesnotfindmentionduetospaceconstraint.Ihaveworkedontheedificeofthepreviouseditionsandtriedtomaketheneweditionbetterandmoreinformative.Iamconfidentthatthe10thEditionofAPITextbookwillalsomeettheneedsandaspirationsofthemedicalcommunity.

Dr. Y.P Munjal Editor-in-Chief

Annual Report of API Textbook of Medicine 11th EditionThe10thEditionofAPITextbookofMedicinewasreleasedon3rdofFebruary2015.

Congratulations toAPI,Dr.YPMunjal,Editor-in-Chief, andEditorialTeamof 10thEditionforbringingoutanexcellentTextbook.

Theplanningofthe11thEditionisunderway.

Dr. Sandhya Kamath Editor-in-Chief

APITextbookofMedicine,11thEdition

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2.4.

1Th

e sub

scrip

tion f

or L

ife M

embe

rshi

p or

Life

Ass

ocia

te M

embe

rshi

p sh

all

be (

an a

mou

nt a

s de

cide

d by

the

G

over

ning

Bod

y fr

om ti

me

to ti

me)

pr

esen

tly R

s. 7

500/

-. In

add

ition

ex

cept

ing

for H

onor

ary

mem

bers

hip

ther

e sh

all

be a

n ad

mis

sion

fee

of

Rs.

100

0/-

for

all

cate

gorie

s of

m

embe

rshi

p. R

s. 5

00/-

sha

ll b

e ut

ilize

d fo

r API

and

the

Bal

ance

can

be

util

ized

for J

API

.

The s

ubsc

riptio

n for

Life

Mem

bers

hip

or L

ife A

ssoc

iate

Mem

bers

hip

shal

l be

(an

am

ount

as

deci

ded

by t

he

Gov

erni

ng B

ody

from

tim

e to

tim

e)

pres

ently

Rs.

750

0/-.

In a

dditi

on

exce

ptin

g fo

r Hon

orar

y m

embe

rshi

p th

ere

shal

l be

an

adm

issi

on f

ee

of R

s. 1

100/

- fo

r al

l ca

tego

ries

of

mem

bers

hip.

Rs.

500

/- s

hall

be

utili

zed

for A

PI,

Rs.

500/

- sh

all b

e ut

ilize

d fo

r JA

PI, t

he B

alan

ce o

f Rs.

100/

- fo

r cor

pus f

und

for P

hysi

cian

s R

esea

rch

Foun

datio

n (P

RF)

.

Rs.

100/

- in

crea

sed

for

corp

us f

und

for P

hysi

cian

s R

esea

rch

Foun

datio

n (P

RF)

3.2.

9Ex

-Offi

cio

Mem

bers

D

ean

- IC

PEx

-Offi

cio

Mem

bers

D

ean

– IC

PD

irect

or –

PR

F

Form

atio

n of

PR

F

29

70th ANNUAL MEEtINGR

ule

No.

Exi

stin

g Pr

opos

ed A

men

dmen

t In

corp

orat

ing

Am

endm

ent

3.2.

12.

No

mem

ber s

hall

be e

ligib

le to

see

k el

ectio

n co

nsec

utiv

ely

or o

ther

wis

e fo

r m

ore

than

one

ten

ure

of o

ne

year

for

Pres

iden

t El

ect,

for

mor

e th

an o

ne

tenu

re o

f 3 y

ears

for t

he p

ost o

f Vic

e Pr

esid

ent a

nd fo

r mor

e tha

n 2

tenu

res

of 3

yea

rs e

ach

as H

on G

ener

al

Secr

etar

y an

d 3

term

s of 3

yea

rs ea

ch

as H

on T

reas

urer

or E

lect

ed m

embe

r of

the

Gov

erni

ng B

ody

(Gen

eral

or

Zona

l) in

eith

er o

r al

l of

the

m p

ut

toge

ther

in

this

sub

-cat

egor

y. T

hus

one c

an se

rve t

he G

over

ning

Bod

y fo

r no

t mor

e tha

n a t

otal

per

iod

of 9

yea

rs

excl

udin

g th

e per

iod

of te

nure

as V

ice

Pres

iden

t, Pr

esid

ent E

lect

, Pre

side

nt,

Past

Pre

side

nt (H

owev

er, t

he p

erio

d of

any

tenu

re o

ccup

ied

due

to a

mid

te

rm v

acan

cy s

hall

not

be c

ount

ed

tow

ards

this

lim

itatio

n).

No

mem

ber s

hall

be e

ligib

le to

see

k el

ectio

n co

nsec

utiv

ely

or o

ther

wis

e fo

r mor

e th

an o

ne te

nure

of o

ne y

ear

for P

resi

dent

Ele

ct, f

or m

ore t

han

one

tenu

re o

f 3 y

ears

for t

he p

ost o

f Vic

e Pr

esid

ent a

nd fo

r mor

e tha

n 2

tenu

res

of 3

yea

rs e

ach

as H

on G

ener

al

Secr

etar

y an

d 3

term

s of 3

yea

rs ea

ch

as H

on T

reas

urer

or E

lect

ed m

embe

r of

the

Gov

erni

ng B

ody

(Gen

eral

or

Zona

l) in

eith

er o

r al

l of

the

m p

ut

toge

ther

in

this

sub

-cat

egor

y. T

hus

one

can

serv

e th

e G

over

ning

Bod

y fo

r not

mor

e th

an a

tota

l per

iod

of 1

2 ye

ars

excl

udin

g th

e pe

riod

of te

nure

as

Vic

e Pr

esid

ent,

Pres

iden

t El

ect,

Pres

iden

t, Pa

st P

resi

dent

(H

owev

er,

the

perio

d of

any

ten

ure

occu

pied

du

e to

a m

id te

rm v

acan

cy s

hall

not

be c

ount

ed to

war

ds th

is li

mita

tion)

.

To k

eep

a ce

iling

for a

mem

ber t

o be

in

the

Gov

erni

ng B

ody

30


Rul

e N

o.E

xist

ing

Prop

osed

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endm

ent

Inco

rpor

atin

g A

men

dmen

t4.

1O

rder

of p

rece

denc

e sha

ll be

as u

nder

1.

Pr

esid

ent

2.

Imm

edia

te P

ast P

resi

dent

3.

Pres

iden

t Ele

ct4.

D

ean

ICP

5.

Vic

e-Pr

esid

ents

6.

Hon

orar

y G

ener

al S

ecre

tary

7.

Join

t Sec

reta

ry, H

eadq

uarte

rs8.

H

on. T

reas

urer

9.

Elec

ted

Mem

bers

10.

Org

anis

ing

Secr

etar

y A

PIC

ON

11.

Edito

r JA

PI,

Edito

r A

PI T

ext

Boo

k12

. C

o-op

ted

mem

bers

Ord

er o

f pre

cede

nce s

hall

be as

und

er

1.

Pres

iden

t2.

Im

med

iate

Pas

t Pre

side

nt3.

Pr

esid

ent E

lect

4.

Dea

n IC

P5.

D

irect

or P

RF

6.

Vic

e-Pr

esid

ents

7.

Hon

orar

y G

ener

al S

ecre

tary

8.

Join

t Sec

reta

ry, H

eadq

uarte

rs9.

H

on. T

reas

urer

10.

Elec

ted

Mem

bers

11.

Org

anis

ing

Secr

etar

y A

PIC

ON

12.

Edito

r-in-

Chi

ef JA

PI an

d Ed

itor-

in- C

hief

API

Tex

t Boo

k13

. C

o-op

ted

mem

bers

Form

atio

n of

PR

F

4.2.

1A

t the

inau

gura

tion

of th

e Con

fere

nce

- App

endi

x A

Add

Dire

ctor

- PR

FTo

giv

e th

e po

sitio

n to

Dire

ctor

of

PRF

like

Dea

n IC

P.

31


ule

No.

Exi

stin

g Pr

opos

ed A

men

dmen

t In

corp

orat

ing

Am

endm

ent

11.

11.1

Aca

dem

ic W

ings

The

Ass

ocia

tion

may

con

stitu

te o

ne

or m

ore

Aca

dem

ic W

ings

und

er it

s fr

amew

ork

to c

arry

out

its A

cade

mic

an

d R

esea

rch

activ

ities

.11

.2 O

ne su

ch A

cade

mic

WIn

g - T

he

Indi

an C

olle

ge o

f Phy

sici

ans

has

alre

ady

been

sta

rted

with

effe

ct

from

Janu

ary,

198

9

Aca

dem

ic a

nd R

esea

rch

Win

gsTh

e A

ssoc

iatio

n m

ay c

onst

itute

one

or

mor

e A

cade

mic

Win

gs u

nder

its

fram

ewor

k to

car

ry o

ut it

s Aca

dem

ic

and

Res

earc

h ac

tiviti

es.

11.2

.1

One

suc

h A

cade

mic

Win

g - T

he In

dian

Col

lege

of P

hysi

cian

sha

s al

read

y be

en s

tarte

d w

ith e

ffect

fr

om Ja

nuar

y, 1

989.

11.2

.2

One

suc

h R

esea

rch

WIn

g –

Phys

icia

ns R

esea

rch

Foun

datio

nha

s be

en s

tart

ed w

ith e

ffec

t fr

om

Febr

uary

201

5.

Add

ition

of R

esea

rch

Win

g

32


Rul

e N

o.E

xist

ing

Prop

osed

Am

endm

ent

Inco

rpor

atin

g A

men

dmen

t13

.Sh

ares

or F

ees t

o be

pai

d to

Cen

tral

O

ffice

of A

PI25

% o

f th

e de

lega

tion

fee

from

all

cate

gorie

s of d

eleg

ates

and

50%

of th

e fe

es c

olle

cted

from

the

CM

E pr

ogra

mm

es, 1

0% o

f the

inco

me

Exh

ibit

ion

Stal

ls a

t th

e A

nnua

l C

onfe

renc

es o

f the

Ass

ocia

tion

shal

lbe

pai

d to

the

Cen

tral O

ffice

of

the

Ass

ocia

tion.

All

acco

unts

of

the

Con

fere

nces

sha

ll ha

ve t

o be

au

dite

d an

d a

copy

subm

itted

toth

e ce

ntra

l offi

ce w

ithin

one

yea

r by

the

orga

niso

rs o

f the

Ann

ual

Con

fere

nce

of th

e Ass

ocia

tion.

Shar

es o

r Fee

s to

be p

aid

to C

entr

al

Offi

ce o

f API

25%

of

the

dele

gatio

n fe

e fr

om a

ll ca

tego

ries

of

dele

gate

s an

d 10

%

of t

he i

ncom

e E

xhib

itio

n St

alls

at

the

Ann

ual

Con

fere

nces

of

the

Ass

ocia

tion

shal

lbe

pai

d to

the

Cen

tral

Off

ice

of

the

Ass

ocia

tion.

All

acco

unts

of

the

Con

fere

nces

sha

ll ha

ve t

o be

au

dite

d an

d a

copy

sub

mitt

ed to

the

cent

ral o

ffice

with

in o

ne y

ear b

y th

e or

gani

sors

of t

he A

nnua

l Con

fere

nce

of th

e Ass

ocia

tion.

API

CO

N C

ME

Prog

ram

me

Fees

are n

ot ch

arge

d se

para

tely

hen

ce

the

dele

tion

of C

ME

shar

e.

33


ule

No.

Exi

stin

g Pr

opos

ed A

men

dmen

t In

corp

orat

ing

Am

endm

ent

14.2

The

Ann

ual G

ener

al B

ody

mee

ting

shal

l ta

ke u

p th

e pr

opos

al f

or

amen

dmen

t (ad

ditio

ns, v

aria

tions

or

repe

al) o

nce e

very

thre

e yea

rs st

artin

g w

ith t

he y

ear

2002

. The

not

ice

of

such

am

endm

ent

shal

l be

giv

en b

y th

e mem

ber t

o th

e Hon

orar

y G

ener

al

Secr

etar

y by

28t

h Fe

brua

ry o

f ea

ch

year

. The

se p

ropo

sals

shal

l be

disc

usse

d in

the

Gov

erni

ng B

ody

in t

he M

arch

- A

pril

mee

ting

and

shal

l be

pos

ted

for

disc

ussi

on

with

the

ir co

mm

ents

if

any

in t

he

rele

vant

Ann

ual

Gen

eral

Bod

y m

eetin

g ea

rmar

ked

for

disc

ussi

ng

on c

onst

itutio

nal a

men

dmen

ts. A

ny

prop

osal

con

side

red

urge

nt b

y th

e G

over

ning

Bod

y, h

owev

er,

shal

l be

tak

en u

p fo

r di

scus

sion

in

the

mee

ting

im

med

iate

ly f

ollo

win

g A

nnua

l Gen

eral

Bod

y m

eetin

g.

The

Ann

ual G

ener

al B

ody

mee

ting

shal

l ta

ke u

p th

e pr

opos

al f

or

amen

dmen

t (ad

ditio

ns, v

aria

tions

or

repe

al) o

nce e

very

thre

e yea

rs st

artin

g w

ith t

he y

ear

2002

. The

not

ice

of

such

am

endm

ent

shal

l be

giv

en b

y th

e mem

ber t

o th

e Hon

orar

y G

ener

al

Secr

etar

y by

28t

h Fe

brua

ry o

f ea

ch

year

. The

se p

ropo

sals

shal

l be

disc

usse

d in

the

Gov

erni

ng B

ody

in t

he M

arch

- A

pril

mee

ting

and

shal

l be

pos

ted

for

disc

ussi

on

with

the

ir co

mm

ents

if

any

in t

he

rele

vant

Ann

ual

Gen

eral

Bod

y m

eetin

g ea

rmar

ked

for

disc

ussi

ng

on c

onst

itutio

nal a

men

dmen

ts. A

ny

prop

osal

con

side

red

urge

nt b

y th

e G

over

ning

Bod

y, h

owev

er,

shal

l be

tak

en u

p fo

r di

scus

sion

in

the

mee

ting

im

med

iate

ly f

ollo

win

g A

nnua

l Gen

eral

Bod

y m

eetin

g.Th

e Se

cret

arie

s of

the

Stat

e C

hapt

er

and

City

Bra

nch

shou

ld se

nd a

nnua

l re

port

thei

r act

iviti

es fo

r rec

ogni

tion.

To i

nvol

ve s

tate

Cha

pter

in

the

func

tioni

ng o

f API

34


35

70th ANNUAL MEEtING

AuditedStatementofAccountsTheAssociationofPhysiciansofIndiaasat31stMarch,2014(F.Y.2013-2014)

36


BALANCE SHEET ASREGISTRATION NO. F-1265 (Bom)SCHEDULE VIII

FUNDSANDLIABILITIES Rs. Rs.

TrustFundorCorpus: BalanceasperlastBalanceSheet 4,67,40,330.00Receivedduringtheyear(givedetails) 74,30,000.00 5,41,70,330.00 OtherEarmarkedFunds:(StatementI) (Createdundertheprovisionof thetrustdeedorschemeorout oftheincome) DepreciationFund - SinkingFund - ReserveFund -AnyotherFund 5,67,06,320.00 5,67,06,320.00 Loans(Secured) FromTrustees - FromOthers - - Liabilities:(StatementII)ForExpenses 8,61,180.00ForAdvance 94,47,699.00ForRentandOtherDeposits - ForSundryCreditBalance - 1,03,08,879.00 IncomeandExpenditureAccount:Balanceasperlastbalancesheet 3,39,61,076.00Less:Appropriation,ifany - Add:Surplusasperincomeand 70,88,782.00

Less:DeficitExpenditureaccount - 4,10,49,858.00

Total Rs. 16,22,35,387.00

StatementXVforSignificantAccountingPolicies FOR HARIBHAKTI & CO.,andNotestoAccountsformsanintegralpartof CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTSBalanceSheet.TheaboveBalanceSheettothebest FRN 103523WofourbeliefcontainsatrueaccountoftheFunds ATUL GALA, PARTNERandLiabilitiesandofthePropertyandAssetsoftheTrust. M.NO.48650PLACE:MUMBAIDATE:14Sep2014

37

70th ANNUAL MEEtING

AT 31.3.2014

PROPERTY AND ASSETS Rs. Rs.

ImmovableProperties:(AtCost) BalanceasperlastBalanceSheet 3,65,37,243.00Additionsduringtheyear - Less:Salesduringtheyear -Depreciationuptodate 1,72,42,661.00 1,92,94,582.00(StatementIII) MovableProperties BalanceasperlastBalanceSheet 52,22,345.00 -Additionsduringtheyear 47,850.00 Less:Salesduringtheyear - Depreciationuptodate 38,18,245.00 14,51,950.00(StatementIII) Investment:(unquoted) 11,63,83,627.00 (StatementIV)Loans(SecuredorUnsecured): -LoansScholarships OtherLoans Advances: -ToTrusteesToEmployees(StatementV) 4,000.00ToContractors - ToLawyers ToOthers(StatementV) 61,46,154.00ToSundryDebtors 88,71,168.00 1,50,21,322.00(StatementVI)IncomeOutstanding:(StatementVII) Rent - Interest 47,77,834.00OtherIncome - 47,77,834.00

CashandBankBalance:(a)InSavingsaccount(StatementVIII) 52,82,137.00(b)Cashinhand(StatementIX) 23,935.00 53,06,072.00Total Rs. 16,22,35,387.00

For The Association of Physicians of India

(Dr. Charu K Jani) (Dr. Milind Nadkar) Hon.Treasurer Hon.Gen.Secretary

38


INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNTREGISTRATION NO. F-1265 (Bom)SCHEDULE IX

EXPENDITURE Rs. Rs.

ToExpenditureinrespectofproperties: Rates,Taxes,Cesses -Repairsandmaintainence -Salaries -Insurance -Depreciation(bywayofprovision -ofadjustments) ToEstablishmentExpenses 1,04,86,964.00(StatementXI) ToRemunerationtoTrustees -ToRemuneration(inthecasesofa math)totheheadofmath,including -hishouseholdexpenditure,ifany ToProfessionalFees 1,07,180.00ToAuditFees 1,12,360.00ToAmountwrittenoff: (a)BadDebts 46,000.00(b)LoanScholarship -(c)IrrecoverableRents -(d)OtherItems(TDS) - 46,000.00ToDepreciation(StatementIII) 16,34,705.00ToAmounttransferredtoReserveor 12,34,857.00EarmarkedFunds(StatementX) ToExpenditureonObjectoftheTrust (a)Religious -(b)Educational(StatementXII) 2,55,56,429.00(c)MedicalRelief (d)ReliefofPoverty -(e)OtherCharitableObjects 2,55,56,429.00ToSurplusCarriedovertoBalance Sheet 70,88,782.00

Total Rs. 4,62,67,277.00StatementXVforSignificantAccounting FOR HARIBHAKTI & CO., PoliciesandNotestoAccountsformsan CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS integralpartofIncome&ExpenditureAccount FRN103523WPlace:Mumbai,Date:14Sep2014 ATULGALA, PARTNER M.NO.48650

39

70th ANNUAL MEEtING

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31.3.2014

INCOME Rs. Rs.

ByInterest(StatementXIII) - OnSecurities -OnFixedDeposits 90,50,189OnSavingsBankAccount 3,77,102OnInterestonIncomeTaxRefund 99,000 95,26,291.00ByDividend ByDonationsinCashorKind - ByGrants - ByIncomefromothersources 3,67,40,986.00(StatementXIV)

Total Rs. 4,62,67,277.00

For The Association of Physicians of India

(Dr. Charu K Jani) (Dr. Milind Nadkar) Hon.Treasurer Hon.Gen.Secretary

40


Schedules Forming Part ofSTATEMENT - I

Sr. No. Particular’s Op. Balance Add. Income Payment Trf to

I & E A/c. Closing Balance

A 1 A.P.I.TextBookFund 32,562,548 - 98,395 - 32,660,9432 A.P.I.HouseFund 12,091,417 300,800 - 12,392,217 TOTAL 44,653,965 399,195 - - 45,053,160B 3 BestPublicationAwardFund(JAPI) 67,443 5,184 7,000 3,016 68,6434 BoehringerKnollJr.LectureshiponDiabetesFund 24,242 1,749 25,9915 DistinguishedMembersAwardFund 50,000 3,607 5,000 1,393 50,0006 Dr.CoelhoMemorialLectureshipinExperimentalMedicineFund 6,312 455 9,769 9,314 6,3127 Dr.D.P.BasuYoungAwardinCardiologyFund 33,769 2,436 1,000 35,2058 Dr.G.S.SainaniOrationFund 1,420,842 102,486 10,000 1,513,3289 Dr.J.N.BerryMemorialAwardFund 37,268 2,688 2,000 37,95610 Dr.KrishnaGovind&Mrs.PremalabaiBhateMem.LectureshipFund 54,700 3,945 58,64511 Dr.M.J.ShahMemorialLectureshiponTropicalMedicineFund 166,727 12,026 178,75312 Dr.P.J.MehtaOrationFund 389,357 28,084 10,000 407,44113 Dr.ShurvirsinghTrustVisitingProfessorshipFund 37,916 2,735 40,65114 Dr.YodhMemorialGwaliorConferenceTrainingFellowshipFund 8,996 649 9,64515 GiftedTeachersAwardFund 50,138 3,616 45,159 41,543 50,13816 HoechstSeniorLectureshiponDiabetesFund 66,283 4,781 - 71,06417 I.C.P.C.M.E.ProgrammeFund 88,300 6,369 - 94,66918 Mrs.JalR.VakilLectureshipFund 16,432 1,185 17,61719 NetajiMemorialOrationFund 386,471 27,876 22,796 391,55120 NovoNordiskGuestLectureshipFund 234,941 16,946 251,88721 PostGraduateMedicalEducationCourseFund 62,563 4,513 - 67,07622 Prof.M.VishwanathanPosterPresentationAwardFund 395,425 28,522 - 423,94723 ProfessorRathinaveluSubramaniamEndowmentOrationFund 192,337 13,873 37,508 23,635 192,33724 RabindranathTagoreOrationFund 485,006 34,984 10,000 509,99025 RanbaxyOrationFund 456,449 32,924 - 489,37326 ResearchFund 1,908,458 137,657 2,046,11527 RuralCMEFund 265,940 19,182 - 285,12228 SarabhaiOrationFund 20,817 123,092 10,000 133,90929 SearleOrataioninCardiologyFund 62,897 1,502 - 64,39930 UnichemJr.LectureshiponGastroenterologyFund 19,710 4,537 24,24731 UnichemJr.LectureshiponHaemotologyFund 25,609 1,422 - 27,03032 SanofiAventisLect.inDiabities 1,335,219 1,847 1,337,06633 Dr.V.G.NadgoudaAwardFund 573,263 56,346 25,000 604,60934 Dr.VParmeshwaraLifeTimeAchievementAward 2,000,000 148,444 10,000 2,138,444 TOTAL 8,943,830 2,000,000 835,662 205,232 78,901 11,653,160 GRAND TOTAL: 53,597,795 2,000,000 1,234,857 205,232 78,901 56,706,320

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Balance Sheet as on 31st March,2014OTHER EARMARKED FUNDS

Sr. No. Particular’s Op. Balance Add. Income Payment Trf to

I & E A/c. Closing Balance

A 1 A.P.I.TextBookFund 32,562,548 - 98,395 - 32,660,9432 A.P.I.HouseFund 12,091,417 300,800 - 12,392,217 TOTAL 44,653,965 399,195 - - 45,053,160B 3 BestPublicationAwardFund(JAPI) 67,443 5,184 7,000 3,016 68,6434 BoehringerKnollJr.LectureshiponDiabetesFund 24,242 1,749 25,9915 DistinguishedMembersAwardFund 50,000 3,607 5,000 1,393 50,0006 Dr.CoelhoMemorialLectureshipinExperimentalMedicineFund 6,312 455 9,769 9,314 6,3127 Dr.D.P.BasuYoungAwardinCardiologyFund 33,769 2,436 1,000 35,2058 Dr.G.S.SainaniOrationFund 1,420,842 102,486 10,000 1,513,3289 Dr.J.N.BerryMemorialAwardFund 37,268 2,688 2,000 37,95610 Dr.KrishnaGovind&Mrs.PremalabaiBhateMem.LectureshipFund 54,700 3,945 58,64511 Dr.M.J.ShahMemorialLectureshiponTropicalMedicineFund 166,727 12,026 178,75312 Dr.P.J.MehtaOrationFund 389,357 28,084 10,000 407,44113 Dr.ShurvirsinghTrustVisitingProfessorshipFund 37,916 2,735 40,65114 Dr.YodhMemorialGwaliorConferenceTrainingFellowshipFund 8,996 649 9,64515 GiftedTeachersAwardFund 50,138 3,616 45,159 41,543 50,13816 HoechstSeniorLectureshiponDiabetesFund 66,283 4,781 - 71,06417 I.C.P.C.M.E.ProgrammeFund 88,300 6,369 - 94,66918 Mrs.JalR.VakilLectureshipFund 16,432 1,185 17,61719 NetajiMemorialOrationFund 386,471 27,876 22,796 391,55120 NovoNordiskGuestLectureshipFund 234,941 16,946 251,88721 PostGraduateMedicalEducationCourseFund 62,563 4,513 - 67,07622 Prof.M.VishwanathanPosterPresentationAwardFund 395,425 28,522 - 423,94723 ProfessorRathinaveluSubramaniamEndowmentOrationFund 192,337 13,873 37,508 23,635 192,33724 RabindranathTagoreOrationFund 485,006 34,984 10,000 509,99025 RanbaxyOrationFund 456,449 32,924 - 489,37326 ResearchFund 1,908,458 137,657 2,046,11527 RuralCMEFund 265,940 19,182 - 285,12228 SarabhaiOrationFund 20,817 123,092 10,000 133,90929 SearleOrataioninCardiologyFund 62,897 1,502 - 64,39930 UnichemJr.LectureshiponGastroenterologyFund 19,710 4,537 24,24731 UnichemJr.LectureshiponHaemotologyFund 25,609 1,422 - 27,03032 SanofiAventisLect.inDiabities 1,335,219 1,847 1,337,06633 Dr.V.G.NadgoudaAwardFund 573,263 56,346 25,000 604,60934 Dr.VParmeshwaraLifeTimeAchievementAward 2,000,000 148,444 10,000 2,138,444 TOTAL 8,943,830 2,000,000 835,662 205,232 78,901 11,653,160 GRAND TOTAL: 53,597,795 2,000,000 1,234,857 205,232 78,901 56,706,320

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F.Y. 2013-14STATEMENT - II

Current Liabilities as at 31st March 2014 Rs. Rs.

API CreditorsforExpenses 861,180InterestAccrued 861,180

JAPI AdvanceagainstSubscription 630,200AdvanceAdvertisement 8,807,499CreditorsforExpenses 10,000 9,447,699

TotalRs…. 10,308,879

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STATEMENT-III

STA

TE

ME

NT-

III

FIX

ED

ASS

ET

S F.

Y.20

13-1

4c

oSt

DEPREC

IATION

NETBLO

CK

Assets

GrossBlock

Ason1/04/13

Addition

/(Deletion)

Totalupto

31-Mar-14

Depreciation

ason

1-Apr-13

Depreciation

fortheYear

ended31/03/2014

Total

Depreciation

upto31-03-14

Asat

31-Mar-14

Asat

1-Apr-13

ImmovableProperties:

Ass

ocia

tion

ofP

hysi

cian

sofI

ndia

Land

6,464,725

-6,464,725

--

-6,464,725

6,464,725

OfficePremises

8,989,376

-8,989,376

5,854,975

313,440

6,168,415

2,820,961

3,134,401

APIHouse

Building

19,344,968

19,344,968

9,138,863

1,020,610

10,159,473

9,185,495

10,206,105

GaneshidolAPIHouse

1,600

-1,600

750

85835

765

850

Furniture&Fixtures

1,736,574

-1,736,574

822,534

91,404

913,938

822,636

914,040

Tota

l Rs.

. (I)

36,5

37,2

43-

36,5

37,2

4315

,817

,122

1,42

5,53

917

,242

,661

19,2

94,5

8220

,720

,121

MovableProperties:A

ssoc

iati

on o

f Phy

sici

ans

of In

dia

OfficeEquipments

347,344

347,344

300,925

6,963

307,888

39,456

46,418

Com

puter

339,950

339,950

320,804

11,488

332,292

7,658

19,146

Printer

34,520

-34,520

34,520

34,520

--

Furniture&Fixtures

3,589,860

-3,589,860

2,142,569

144,729

2,287,298

1,302,562

1,447,291

Airconditi.Machine

73,690

-73,690

50,988

3405

54,393

19,297

22,702

Refrigerator

17,925

-17,925

8,934

1,349

10,283

7,642

8,991

Tota

l Rs.

. (A

)4,

403,

289

-4,

403,

289

2,85

8,74

016

7,93

43,

026,

674

1,37

6,61

51,

544,

549

A.P

.I. T

EX

T B

OO

K O

F M

ED

ICIN

ETypewriter(TextBook)

23,000

-23,000

23,000

23,000

--

Com

puter(TextBook)

217,500

-217,500

217,500

217,500

--

Tota

l Rs.

. (B

)24

0,50

0-

240,

500

240,

500

-24

0,50

0-

-A

.P.I.

TE

XT

BO

OK

OF

ME

DIC

INE

- D

ELH

ICom

puter(TextBook)

60,489

-60,489

58,370

1,271

59,641

848

2,119

OfficeEquipments

47,000

47,000

12,596

5,161

17,757

29,243

34,404

Tota

l Rs.

. (C

)10

7,48

9-

107,

489

70,9

666,

432

77,3

9830

,091

36,5

23JO

UR

NA

L O

F A

SSO

CIA

TIO

N O

F P

HY

SIC

IAN

S O

F IN

DIA

OfficeEquipments

122,473

-122,473

121,285

178

121,463

1,010

1,188

Furniture&Fixtures

20,078

-20,078

18,604

147

18,751

1,327

1,474

Printer

34,150

8,000

42,150

29,219

7,759

36,978

5,172

4,931

Com

puter

294,366

39,850

334,216

269,765

26,716

296,481

37,735

24,601

Tota

l Rs.

. (D

)47

1,06

747

,850

518,

917

438,

873

34,8

0047

3,67

345

,244

32,1

95To

tal R

s.. (

A+B

+C+D

=M)

5,22

2,34

547

,850

5,27

0,19

53,

609,

079

209,

166

3,81

8,24

51,

451,

950

1,61

3,26

7To

tal R

s.. (

I+M

)41

,759

,588

47,8

5041

,807

,438

19,4

26,2

011,

634,

705

21,0

60,9

0620

,746

,532

22,3

33,3

88PreviousYear

41,721,588

38,000

41,759,588

17,600,430

1,825,771

19,426,201

22,333,387

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API HOUSE FUND 9.40%BO/2183703 700,0009.40%BO/2183679 2,500,000TOTAL(A) 3,200,000CORPUS FUND8.75%BOB/22575 2,140,4109.55%BOB/22893 10,366,9649.75%BOB/27699 5,911,3999.55%BOB/22895 10,650,98810.00%BM/1526097 6,000,00010.00%BM/1884883 2,500,00010.00%BM/1885097 2,500,0008.75%BOB/33704 1,629,0008.75%BOB/33705 4,700,0008.75%BOB/35619 300,000FDBOB 4,700,000FDBOB 2,655,000TOTAL(B) 54,053,761OTHER EARMARKED FUNDAPI8.75%BOB/22562 1,367,3718.75%BOB/22891 638,5898.75%BOB/22894 5,692,5988.75%BOB/33706 2,000,000JAPI7%FDBOB6306 58,000TEXTBOOK OF MEDICINE (IX EDITION) 6.50%FDVIJAYABANK1874 1,500,0009.25%FDVIJYABANK3610 1,500,000FDVIJYABANK3910 1,200,000FDVIJYABANK4112 1,050,000FDVIJYABANK4310 1,250,000TEXTBOOK OF MEDICINE (VIII EDITION)09.40%HDFCBO/2340911 2,997,3378.75%BOB/22461 2,633,137TOTAL(C) 21,887,032OTHER INVESTMENTS API 8.75%BOB/17335 3,742,8519.40%BO/2326119 3,500,0009.40%BO/2265766 500,0008.25%BO/1063547 1,500,0009.50%BO/2655871 1,500,0009.50%BO/2639669 3,000,0009.50%BO/2369682 1,000,0009.75%BO/2507758 2,500,0009.75%BO/2592581 2,415,0009.40%BO/2442370 4,000,000RECBOND54EC 1,650,000JAPI6.50%FDBOB 3,000,0009.40%HDFCBO12913200 2,500,0007.75%FDBOB 4,000,0008.75%FDBOB27685 2,434,983TOTAL(D) 37,242,834

Total (A) + (B) + (C) + (D) 116,383,627

F.Y.2013-14STATEMENT - IV

Investments as at 31st March 2014 Rs. Rs.

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F.Y.2013-14STATEMENT-V

ADVANCES & DEPOSITS AS AT 31ST MARCH 2014 Rs. Rs.

ADVANCES TO STAFFA.P.I.LoantoStaff 4,000

ADVANCES RECOVERABLE IN CASH OR KINDA.P.I. TaxDeductedatSourceA.Y.2009-10 360,199TaxDeductedatSourceA.Y.2012-13 1,091,339TaxDeductedatSourceA.Y.2013-14 1,749,816TaxDeductedatSourceA.Y.2014-15 2,400,474 5,601,828

A.P.I. PrepaidRepairsandMaintenance 10,115PrepaidInsurancePremium 9,195

J.A.P.I.PrepaidRepairsandMaintenance 10,196

DEPOSITA.P.I. ForRent 600ForTelephone 4,300WithN.M.M.C.(APIHouse) 479,920M.S.E.B 30,000 514,820

Total Rs. 6,150,154

SUNDRYDEBTORSJ.A.P.I.BookDebtsforAdvertisement 1,471,168 A.P.I. Text Book of MedicineBookDebtsfortextbook 7,400,000

Total 8,871,168

STATEMENT-VISUNDRY DEBTORS AS AT 31ST MARCH 2014 Rs. Rs.

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A.P.I 295J.A.P.I 2,665A.P.ITEXTBOOKDelhi 20,975 23,935 Total 23,935

STATEMENT-IX

CASH BALANCE AS AT 31ST MARCH 2014 Rs. Rs.

F.Y.2013-14

A.P.I.BankofBarodaS.B..A/C.NO.1912(APIHouse) 272,046BankofBarodaS.B.A/C.NO.566 1,777,603BankofBarodaS.B.A/C.NO.4400(ICP) 404,272StateBankofIndiaSBA/CNO.2589 101,388 2,555,309

J.A.P.I.BankofBarodaS.B.A/C.NO.1796 1,986,456

A.P.ITextBookofMedicineBankofBarodaS.B.A/C.NO.11219 236,529VijayaBankS.B.A/C.NO.1389 503,843

Total Rs…. 5,282,137

STATEMENT-VIIIBALANCES WITH BANK AS AT 31ST MARCH 2014 Rs. Rs.

A.P.I AccruedInterestonBOBCorpus 2,731,835 J.A.P.I.AccruedInterestonFD 377,329 A.P.I. Text Book of MedicineAccruedInterestonFDMumbai 443,618AccruedInterestonFDDelhi 1,225,052 Total 4,777,834

STATEMENT-VIIACCRUED INTEREST AS AT 31ST MARCH 2014 Rs. Rs.

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APITextBookFund 98395APIHouseFund 300800BoehringerKn.Jr.Lec.DiaFunds 1,749DistinguishedMember'sAwardFund 3,607Dr.CoelhoMemorialLectureshipinExperimentalMedicineFund 455Dr.DPBasuyoungAwardinCardioligyFund 2,436Dr.G.S.SainaniOrationFunds 102,486DrJNBerryMemorialAwardFund 2,688Dr.K.G.&PBhateMe.Fund 3,945DrMJShahMemorialLectureshiponTropicalMedicine 12,026Dr.P.J.MehtaorationFund 28,084Dr.ShurvirsinghTrustVisitingProfessorshipFund 2,735DrYodhMemorialGwaliorConferenceTrainingFellowshipFund 649GiftedTeacher'sAwardFund 3,616HoechstSeniorLectureshiponDiabetesFund 4,781Mrs.JalRVakilLectureshipFund 6,369ICPCMEProgrammeFunds 1,185NetajiMemorialOrationFund 27,876NovoNordiskGuestLectureshipFund 16,946PG.Medicaledu.courseFunds 4,513PosterPresentationAwardFund 28,522Prof.RathinaveluSubramaniumEndowmentOrationFund 13,873RabindraNathTagoreOrationFund 34,984RanbaxyOrationFund 32,924ResearchFund 137,657RuralCMEFund 19,182SanofiAventisLec.inDiabitiesFund 123,092SarabhaiOrationFund 1,502SearleOrationinCardiologyFund 4,537UnichemJuniorLectureshiponGastroenterologyFund 1,422UnichemJr.LectureshiponHaemotologyFund 1,847Dr.V.G.NadgoudaAwardFund 56,346Dr.VParmeshwaraLifeTimeAchievementaward 148,444BESTPublicatinawards 5,184

TOTAL Rs. 1,234,857

STATEMENT-IXDETAILS OF AMOUNT TRANSFERRED TO EARMARKED FUNDS AS AT 31ST MARCH 2014 Rs.

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AdvertisementExp 13723

BankCharges 7,726

ConveyanceExpenses 88,163

ElectricityExpenses 181,337

ElectionExpenses 1,706,127

InterestonBankLoan 21,634

IncomeTaxPaid 19,940

PostageandTelegram 271,066

PrintingandStationery 2,454,467

PropertytaxAPIHOUSE 847,127

Registrationcharges 5,000

Rates&Taxes&Maintenance 257,630

Repairs&Maintenance 105,560

Salaries&BonusEtc. 2,464,763

TelephoneExpenses 81,193

TravelingExpenses 980,858

Websitemaintainanceexp 690,999

WaterchargesAPIHouse 3,683

InsurancePremium 10,165

SecurityExpenses 72,000

SundryExpensesJAPI 13,950

SundryExpensesAPI 110,952

ExcessofExp.OvertheIncomeofEarmarkedFunds 78,901

TOTAL Rs. 10,486,964

STATEMENT - XIESTABLISHMENT EXPENSES YEAR ENDED 31.03.2014 Rs.

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BankCharges 623ConveyanceExpenses 7,759Internetexpenses 3,371Broadcasting 1,362,211MeetingExpenses 1,296,712ModulesDevelopmentCharges 374,189PostageandTelegram 298,903PrintingandStationery 283,216JournalPrintingCharges 20,196,161Repairs&Maintenance 25,198Salaries&BonusEtc. 1,020,600WebsiteMaintenanceExpenses 440,577Trophy/Mementos 191,489TravellingExpenses 55,420

TOTAL Rs. 25,556,429

API

Interestincomefromearmarkedinvestments 830,478

Interestincomefromfixeddeposits 4,479,773

Interestincomefromsavingsbankaccounts 377,102

InterestIncomefromFixedDepositsinotherinstitutions 3,734,754

InterestIncomefromRECBonds 99,000

JAPI

Interestincomefromearmarkedinvestments 5,184

TOTAL RS 9,526,291

STATEMENT - XIIEXPENSES ON SECULAR EDUCATION YEAR ENDED 31.03.2014 Rs.

STATEMENT - XIIIINCOME BY INTEREST YEAR ENDED 31.03.2014 Rs.

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API

AdmissionFees 364,000

FellowshipFees 260,000

ElectionFees 80,000

ContributionforObjectsoftheTrust(otherthanmembers)13,960,000

ContributionfromDeanICP 343,000

MiscellaneousIncome 143,535 15,150,535

J.A.P.I

AdvertisementIncome 11,765,451

ContributionforSpecialIssue 5,680,000

Re-prints&SundrySales 632,000

SubscriptionFees 2,148,000

ContributionreceivedforWebsiteUpdatingContribution1,365,000 21,590,451

TOTAL RS. 36,740,986

STATEMENT - XIVINCOME FROM OTHER SOURCES YEAR ENDED 31.03.2014 Rs. Rs.

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F.Y. 2013-14STATEMENT - XV

1. Significant accounting policies i. Basis of preparation of financial statements The balance sheet and income and expenditure accounts are prepared under the historical cost convention

and on the accrual basis of accounting. In the absence of any authoritatively established accounting principles for the specialised aspects related to charitable trusts, which do not carry out any commercial activity, these statements have been prepared in accordance with the significant accounting policies as described below.

ii. Use of estimates The preparation of the financial statements in conformity with the significantaccounting policies requires

that the Trustees of the Trust (‘Trustees’) makeestimates and assumptions that affect the reported amounts of income andexpenditure for the year and reported balances of assets and liabilities. Actualresults could differ from those estimates. Any revision to accounting estimates isrecognised prospectively in current and future periods. All amounts are stated inIndian rupees, except as otherwise stated.

iii. Fixed assets Fixed assets are stated at cost of acquisition, including any attributable cost for bringing the asset to its working

condition for its intended use, less accumulated depreciation. Depreciation is charged on Fixed Assets on Written Down Value basis at the rates specified by the The Income

Tax Act, 1961 iv. Income tax The Trust is registered under Section 12A of the Income tax Act, 1961 (‘the Act’).Under the provisions of the

Act, the income of the Trust is exempted from tax,subject to the compliance of specific terms and conditions specified in the Act.

v. Provision and contingencies The provision is recognised when, as a result of obligating events, there is a presentobligation that probably

requires an outflow of resources and a reliable estimate canbe made of the amount of obligation.The disclosure of contingent liability is made when, as a result of obligating events,there is a possible obligation or a present obligation that may, but probably will not, require an outflow of resources.No provision or disclosure is made when, as a result of obligating events, there is apossible obligation or a present obligation where the likelihood of an outflow ofresources is remote.

vi. Revenue Recognition Revenue is recognized on Mercantile basis except for Royalty income, APICON contribution, contributions for

the objects of the trust (other than members) and Contribution received from ICP Dean which are accounted for on cash basis.

vii. Accounting for Investment: Deposits with banks/investments are shown under the head “Investments” and is valued at cost. viii. Amount spent from individual earmarked fund in excess of relevant fund income is charged to Income &

expenditure A/c.2. Notes to Accounts i. Income Tax refund for prior periods is yet not completed by the department , The Board of Trustees has

decided to take necessary action to claim the refund dues on this accounts & hence TDS deducted is considered recoverable. Further, the department has raised demand of Rs.43,46,861/- for A.Y. 2011-12. However, the Trust believes that the same is not payable and accordingly no provision is done in the books and has preferred appeal against the same.

ii. Balances of debtors, creditors, deposits with banks and loans & advances are subject to confirmations & subsequent adjustment for reconciliations.

iii. Provision for contribution to charity commissioner is not provided for by the trust as the trust is exclusively involved in advancement of secular education as per Section 58. Further, As per the Bombay High Court Order passed on 25th September, 2009, the Charity Commissioner’s office has been restrained from collecting administrative funds from charitable trusts across Maharashtra The Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950.

ForThe Association of Physicians of India Sd/- Sd/- Dr. Charu K. Jani Dr. Milind Y. Nadkar hon. treaSurer hon. Secretary

Place:Mumbai•Dated:14/09/2014

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AUDIT REPORTIhaveauditedtheattachedBalanceSheetofConferenceofAssociationofPhysiciansofIndiaconductedbyCoimbatoreChapterhavingofficeatNo.7,SimsonNagar,Sivaji Colony, Edayarpalayam, Coimbatore 641025,Tamil Nadu for the periodfrom 01.01.2011 to 31.01.2014 and the Income and expenditureAccount forthatPeriodannexedthereto.ThesefinancialstatementsaretheresponsibilityoftheManagement.MyResponsibility is to express an opinion on these financialstatementsbasedonmyaudit.I have conductedmy audit in accordancewith the auditing standards generallyacceptedinIndia.Thesestandardsrequirethatweplanandperformtheaudittoobtainreasonableassuranceaboutwhether thefinancial statementsare freeofmaterialmis - statement.An audit includes examining,on a test basis, evidencesupportingtheamountsanddisclosuresinthefinancialstatements.Anauditalsoincludesassessingtheaccountingprinciplesusedandsignificantestimatesmadebythemanagement,aswellasevaluatingtheoverallfinancialstatementspresentation.Ibelievethatmyauditprovidesareasonablebasisformyopinion.Wereportthat,1. Ihaveobtainedalltheinformationandexplanations,whichtothebestof

myknowledgeandbeliefwerenecessaryforthepurposeofouraudit.2. TheBalanceSheet,dealtwithbythisreportisinagreementwiththebooks

ofaccount.3. Inmy opinion and to the best ofmy information and according to the

explanations given to me, the account are true and fair view and inconformitywiththeaccountingprinciplegenerallyacceptedinIndia

i. InthecaseofIncomeandExpenditureAccountofExcessofIncomeoverExpenditureoftheassociationfortheperiodfrom1stJanuary2011toasat31stJanuary2014.

ii. IncaseofBalanceSheet,ofthestateofaffairsoftheassociationason31stJanuary2014

FOR&ONBEHALFOF V.S. SaraVanan CHARTEREDACCOUNTANT MembershipNo.204644 Place:CoimbatoreDated:The15thdayofFebruary,2014.

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68th ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANSHostedbyAssociationofPhysiciansNo.7,SimsonNagar,SivajiColony,

Conference Income andFor the Year Ended

EXPENDITURE Amount INCOME Amount

ToAccountingCharges 50,000.00 ToBankInterest 26,69,81000

ToAuditfees 15,000.00 ToIncentiveReceived 24,77,988,00

ToAdvertiesmentExpenses 11,81,580.00 ToMembersSubscription 6,49,93,276,00

ToBankCharges 10,929.00 ToSponcerIncome 5,01,80,485.00

ToBoarding&Lodgeing 1,93,013.00

ToCentrlaAPIChapter 1,47,00,000.00

ToConfrenceEventManagement 3,86,56,095.00

ToDressExpenses 77,867.00

ToElectricityCharges 34,213.00

ToFoodExpenses 3,80,59,230.00

ToGeneralExpenses 10,80,556.00

ToGiftExpenses 9,54,145.00

ToMembersSalary 7,89,000.00

ToOfficeExpenses 36,016.00

ToPostage&TelephoneExpenses 1,86,894.00

ToPrinting&Stationery 22,01,416.00

ToRegistrationfees 1,34,285.00

ToSalary 3,22,350.00

ToStaffWelfareExpenses 22,726.00

ToTravellingExpenses 34,40,755.00

ToWebsite 1,95,844.00

ToExpensesOverIncome 1,79,79,645.00

12,03,21,559.00 12,03,21,559.00

Videmyreportofevendate FOR V.S. SARAVANAN CHARTEREDACCOUNTANTS M.NO.204644

Place:CoimbatoreDated:15-02-2014.

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Expenditure Account1.1.2011 to 31.01.2014

EXPENDITURE Amount INCOME Amount

ToAccountingCharges 50,000.00 ToBankInterest 26,69,81000

ToAuditfees 15,000.00 ToIncentiveReceived 24,77,988,00

ToAdvertiesmentExpenses 11,81,580.00 ToMembersSubscription 6,49,93,276,00

ToBankCharges 10,929.00 ToSponcerIncome 5,01,80,485.00

ToBoarding&Lodgeing 1,93,013.00

ToCentrlaAPIChapter 1,47,00,000.00

ToConfrenceEventManagement 3,86,56,095.00

ToDressExpenses 77,867.00

ToElectricityCharges 34,213.00

ToFoodExpenses 3,80,59,230.00

ToGeneralExpenses 10,80,556.00

ToGiftExpenses 9,54,145.00

ToMembersSalary 7,89,000.00

ToOfficeExpenses 36,016.00

ToPostage&TelephoneExpenses 1,86,894.00

ToPrinting&Stationery 22,01,416.00

ToRegistrationfees 1,34,285.00

ToSalary 3,22,350.00

ToStaffWelfareExpenses 22,726.00

ToTravellingExpenses 34,40,755.00

ToWebsite 1,95,844.00

ToExpensesOverIncome 1,79,79,645.00

12,03,21,559.00 12,03,21,559.00

CharteredAccountant President Secretary Treasurer

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68th ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANSHostedbyAssociationofPhysiciansNo.7,SimsonNagar,SivajiColony,

Conference Balance Sheet

LIABILITIES Amount Amount

ExcessofIncomeOverExpenditure 1,79,79,645.00

Expensespayable 35,000.00

Total Rs. 1,80,14,645.00

Videmyreportofevendate FOR V.S. SARAVANAN CHARTEREDACCOUNTANTS M.NO.204644

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as on 31.01.2014

ASSETS Amount Amount

FixedAssets 1,26,217.00

Current Assets

DepositAssets 1,20,00,000.00

Loans&Advances 79,691.00

TDS 10,24,953.00

CashInHand 2,25,011.00

CashatBank 45,58,773.00 1,78,88,428.00

Total Rs. 1,80,14,645.00

CharteredAccountant President Secretary Treasurer

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NOTES ON ACCOUNTS

1. Thatthereisnoinventoryofmovablesattheendoftheyear

2. Thatnoamountiswrittenoffduringtheyearunderauditbeingoutstandingformorethanayear.

3. Thereisnorepairsorconstructionduringtheyear

4. TaxdeductedatsourceisindifferentfinancialyearandaccountedinconferenceaccountbutwhichwasconductedduringJanuary2013

5. Conferencefees,sponsorshipincomearecollectedindifferenceperiodconsolidatedforconferenceaccount

6. Expenses related to conference incurred in different financialaccountedasconferencepaymentsandexpenses.

Videmyreportofevendate FOR V.S. SARAVANAN CHARTEREDACCOUNTANTS M.NO.204644Place:CoimbatoreDated:15-02-2014.

68th ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS CONFERENCE 2013HostedbyAssociationofPhysiciansofIndia,CoimbatoreChapter

No.7,SimsonNagar,SivajiColony,Edayarpalayam,Coimbatore641025

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THE ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS OF INDIA

Notice

SecondGeneralBodymeetingfor2015ofTheAssociationofPhysiciansofIndiawillbeheldon20thFebruary2015at7.00p.m.atthevenueofAPICON2015,Gurgaon.

Allarerequestedtobepresentatthemeeting.

Agenda

1. Apologies

2. Confirmationoftheminutesofthe70thAnnualGen-eralBodymeetingheldatGurgaonon19thFebruary2015.

3. Anyothermatterwiththepermissionofthechair.

Dr. Milind Y. Nadkar Hon.GeneralSecretary

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