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List of Members Awarded MNAMS – 2018 Who have passed the Diplomate of National Board (DNB) Examination of National Board of Examinations (NBE) S.No. Name & Address of Candidate Category Year of Passing MNAMS Award Date 1. Dr. Indhu Kannan Pathology December, 2016 25th July, 2018 11-1/306, Madurai Theni Road, Palaniammal Childrens Hospital, Andipatti, Theni, Tamil Nadu-625512. 2. Dr. Karthikeyan V S Radiodiagnosis December, 2016 25th July, 2018 Palaniammal Children’s Hospital, No.11-1/306, Madurai Theni Road, Aundipatty – 625512, Theni Road, (Tamil Nadu). 3. Dr. Manujesh Bandyopadhyay Cardio Thoracic December, 2015 25th July, 2018 Mainadanga (West), Surgery Chinsurah, Hooghly – 712102, West Bengal. 4. Dr. Rashmi Tiwari Psychiatry June, 2016 25th July, 2018 160 Income Tax Housing Society, Vinayak Pur, Kanpur – 208024. 5. Dr. N Vasanthi General Medicine October, 2007 25th July, 2018 Department of General Medicine, ‘E’ Quarters, 3rd Floor, Pondicherry Institute of Medical Sciences, Kalapet, Kanagachetti Kulam Puducherry – 605014. 6. Dr. Tim Thomas Joseph Anaesthesiology December, 2012 25th July, 2018 QTS No.106, KMC Campus, Manipal – 576104. 7. Dr. Unnikuttan D Orthopaedics December, 2016 25th July, 2018 Puthumana, Puthiyavila P.O., Alappuzha (D), Kerala – 690531. 8. Dr. Hena Rani Microbiology July, 2008 25th July, 2018 A-4/147, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi – 110063. 9. Dr. Nandan Kumar Mishra Orthopaedics December, 2016 25th July, 2018 House No.303, Block No.13, Sector 1, Khelgaon Housing Complex, PO – Hotwar, Ranchi, Jharkhand – 835217. 10. Dr. Ahirrao Atul Atmaram General Medicine June, 2011 25th July, 2018 “AAI” Bunglow, In Front of Shivkalp Residency, Shanti Nagar (Ram Krishna Hari Nagar), Makhamalabad Road, Nashik – 422003. 11. Dr. Suri Harpreet Singh J P Singh Orthopaedic June, 2015 25th July, 2018 Happy Home Complex, Surgery K-4, Row House No.1, Shanti Park, Mira Road (East), Distt. Thane – 401107. 12. Dr. Gayakwad Sagar Vishwanath Radiotherapy December, 2015 25th July, 2018 Tapasya, Shivaji Nagar, Shrirampur, Near Reliance Tower, Northern Branch, Dist. A Nagar – 413709. 13. Dr. Kaustav Basu Obstetrics and December, 2013 25th July, 2018 Flat 15C, Tower 14, Gynaecology Sankalpa – 3, New Town, Kolkata – 700156. 14. Dr. Raghav Smita R K Singh Obstetrics and June, 2011 25th July, 2018 Raghav Gynaecology 44 R.K. Puram, Gailana Road, Near Asopa Hospital, Agra – 282007. 15. Dr. Desale Ajinkya Bhaskarrao Orthopaedics December, 2016 25th July, 2018 Desale Hospital, Post Tal. Sakri, Dist. Dhule, Maharashtra-424304. 16. Dr. Bheem Raj Gupta Nephrology December, 2014 25th July, 2018 C-1501, MSX Alpha Homes, Alpha –I, Near Ryan International School, Greater Noida (U.P). – 201310. 17. Dr. Barwal Ajinkya Rajesh Orthopaedic June, 2015 25th July, 2018 Home No. – 5/13/5, Surgery Kaka Chowk, Opp. Tricochan Building, Padampura, Aurangabad, Maharashtra – 431001. 18. Dr. Rohit Pandey Orthopaedics December, 2015 25th July, 2018 89 B, Pocket - E, Dilshad Garden, Delhi – 110095. 19. Dr. Chauhan Bhumir Neurology December, 2015 25th July, 2018 06, Raviratna Apts., New Vikasgruh Road, Opp. Fatehpura Garden, Paldi, Ahmedabad – 380007, Gujarat. 20. Dr. Ezhil Vanan N R Paediatrics December, 2016 25th July, 2018 32, Senthil Nathan Nagar, Vattipillayar Kovil St., Kumbakonam, Thajivur District, Tamil Nadu – 612001. 21. Dr. Charantheja Gurijala Paediatrics April, 2016 25th July, 2018 C/o G Hanmanthareddy (P.D.), Vill & Post : Pasara, MO – Govindaraopet, Dist.: Warangal, Telangana – 506347. 22. Dr. Swarnima Basu Ophthalmology June, 2014 25th July, 2018 B-13, Ashoka Enclave - II, Sector-37, Faridabad – 121003, Haryana. 23. Dr. Samir Kathale Radiodiagnosis December, 2016 25th July, 2018 C/o Shri A.P. Kathale, LIG – 595, Padmanabhpur, Durg (C.G.) – Chhattisgarh – 491001. 24. Dr. Mithilesh Kumar Anaesthesiology June, 2011 25th July, 2018 A-51, Top Floor, Gulab Bagh, Nawada, Near Nawada Metro Station, Delhi – 110059. 25. Dr. Jayant Kumar Ophthalmology December, 2015 25th July, 2018 Medical Consultant, Department of Retina, Aravind Eye Hospital, 1, Anna Nagar, Madurai-625020, Tamil Nadu. 26. Dr. Puneet Gupta Cardiology December, 2016 25th July, 2018 CA-5 Tagore Garden, New Delhi – 110027. 27. Dr. Girish S Otorhinolaryngolog December, 2016 25th July, 2018 Chaithram, Ayravon P.O., y Konni, Pathanamthitta, Kerala – 689691. 28. Dr. Chirasri Bhattacharyya Physical Medicine December, 2016 25th July, 2018 Purba Abasan & Rehabilitation Flat – A2/3, 25 Rai Charan Ghosh Lane, Kolkata – 700039. (W.B.) 29. Dr. Harnam Singh Madan Orthopaedics December, 2013 25th July, 2018 C/o Sh. Aman Chhikara, Flat No.101 & 104, Milap Apartment, GH-3, Near Medonald, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi – 110063. 30. Dr. Saril P Surendran Orthopaedics June, 2016 25th July, 2018 Poornima, Perumpanachy P.O., Changanasseri, Kottayam, Kerala - 686536. 31. Dr. Poonam Singh Ophthalmology June, 2014 25th July, 2018 63 Duplex, Vijaya Heritage, Phase -6 Kadma, Marine Drive, Jamshedpur, Jharkhand – 831005. 32. Dr. Deepak T S Pharmacology December, 2015 25th July, 2018 No.24 (Sri Ranga Nilaya), 8th Cross, Manganahalli Road, Manganahalli Cross, Ullala, Bangalore – 560056. 33. Dr. K U Shreya Dass Dermatology , December, 2015 25th July, 2018 E-36, Saket Nagar, Venereology and Near Saket Pan Corner, Leprosy Opposite Raagyi Showroom, Indore – 452001 (M.P.). 34. Dr. Adwitiya Prakash Anaesthesiology December, 2016 25th July, 2018 F-11, Trwo Classic Apartment, Rail Vihar, Sector – 27, Gubugram, Haryana, Near Boom Plaza-122001. 35. Dr. Patkar Hrishikesh Padmakar Orthopaedics December, 2016 25th July, 2018 Patkar House, Rajaji Path First Cross Lane, Ram Nagar, Dombivli, Maharashtra-421201. 36. Dr. Pradeep Pradhan Otorhinolaryngolog December, 2016 25th July, 2018 I-21 Cosmopolis y Dumuduma, Bhubaneswar, Odisha-751030. 37. Dr. Dheeraj Batheja Orthopaedics December, 2015 25th July, 2018 101, Priya Enclave, Near Karkardooma Court, Delhi – 110092. 38. Dr. Rachna Pasi Paediatrics December, 2016 25th July, 2018 Flat No.3, 4th Floor, Building No.55,Type IV, Faculty Reidential Complex, AIIMS., Rishikesh, Rishikesh – 249203. 39. Dr. Siddharth Gupta Orthopaedics December, 2016 25th July, 2018 Z-1/3 Ground Floor, Model Town II, New Delhi – 110009. 40. Dr. Pratibha Gavel Bio-Chemisty December, 2016 25th July, 2018 C/o Dr. Snehlata Kumari, Flat No. – 105, UMA Vihar Apparment, Mulchand Path, Chitragupt Nagar, Kankarbagh, Patna – 800020. 41. Dr. Sujit Bharti Microbiology December, 2016 25th July, 2018 S/o Dr Shailesh Kumar, Flat No. 105,Uma Vihar Apartment, Mulchand Path, Chitragupt Nagar, Kankarbagh, Patna– 800020. 42. Dr. Pachange Anup Dilip Orthopaedics December, 2016 25th July, 2018 49/1, Sanket Apartment, Flat No.3, Gangarde Nagar, Lane No.3, Pimple – Gurav, Pune – 411061. 43. Dr. Churi Omkar Narayan Neuro Surgery December, 2015 25th July, 2018 B/207, Giridarshan Near P.E. H. School, Opp. I.I.T. Main Gate, Powai, Mumbai – 400076. 44. Dr. Patel Digen Chandreshbhai Orthopaedics December, 2016 25th July, 2018 No-68/Port – 2, Purvi Society, Hirabaug, Varadhha Road, Surat, Gujarat – 395006. 45. Dr. Rajesh Kumar T Orthopaedics December, 2016 25th July, 2018 4/290 Kamaraj Nagar, Uranipuram – 614614, Thajavur District, Tamil Nadu. 46. Dr. Diva Kant Misra Ophthalmology December, 2016 25th July, 2018 CP6, Chetan Vihar, Sector C, Aliganj,Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh – 226024. 47. Dr. Niharika Dhiman Obstetrics and December, 2009 25th July, 2018 Valley View, Gynaecology Dhingu – Devi Road, Sanjauli, Shimla, H.P. – 171006. 48. Dr. Jai Dhingra Dermatology, December, 2016 25th July, 2018 JP – 75, Maurya Enclave, Venereology and Pitampura, Leprosy New Delhi – 110034. 49. Dr. Anurag Jain Nuclear Medicine December, 2013 25th July, 2018 Department of Nuclear Medicine, Command Hospital, (Southern Command) Pune – 411040. Maharashtra. 50. Dr. Shah Raj Chetan Ophthalmology December, 2016 25th July, 2018 901, Krishna Heights, Mathuradas Extn. Road, Kandivali (West), Mumbai – 400067. 51. Dr. Ketan Pandey Orthopaedics June, 2016 25th July, 2018 WB-122/C, Street No.5, Shakarpur, East Delhi – 110092. 52. Dr. Sumita Agarwal Obstetrics and June, 2012 25th July, 2018 CA-5, Tagore Garden, Gynaecology New Delhi-110027. 53. Dr. Purushotham B Pathology May, 2001 25th July, 2018 Quarters No.3, St. Martin De Porres Hospital, Convent Road,Cherukunnu - 670301, Kannur, Kerala. 54. Dr. Sweta Lokesh Sharma Radiotherapy December, 2016 25th July, 2018 D-31, Jharokha, Kalpataru Vatika, Akurli Road, Kandivali (East), Mumbai – 400101. 55. Dr. Nemade Dhirajkumar Pitambar Otorhinolaryngolog December, 2016 25th July, 2018 B/101, Trimurti Centre, y Near Astha Hospital, Ambadi Road, Vasai Road (West), Tal –Vasai, District – Palghar, Maharashtra-401202. 56. Dr. Arte Shreekar Mukul Orthopaedics December, 2016 25th July, 2018 501-Akshay Apts., Amritvan Complex, Yashodham Vidyalaya Marg, Goregaon (E), Mumbai – 63. 57. Dr. Priyanka Gupta Tuberculosis and December, 2016 25th July, 2018 H. No. A-7, Mahendra Nagar, Respiratory Baswa Road, Bandikui – Dist. Diseases/Pulmonar Dausa, Rajasthan – 303313. y Medicine 58. Dr. Mahajan Manali Mangesh Pharmacology December, 2016 25th July, 2018 301, Sharda, Rajdoa Nagar, Umeda Ashram Marg, Borivali – West, Mumbai – 400092. 59. Dr. Toshniwal Bharat Anil Tuberculosis and December, 2016 25th July, 2018 Toshniwal Chest Hospital, Respiratory Doctors Lane, Vazirabad, Diseases/Pulmonar Nanded, Maharashtra – 431601. y Medicine 60. Dr. Yugal Varandani Orthopaedic December, 2014 25th July, 2018 House No.149-KH, Surgery Goutam Ward, Ward No.13, Sohagpur, Dist: Hoshangabad,
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    2 Relocation of State Museum & Zoo, Thrissur 3 Relocation of State Museum & Zoo, Thrissur 4 Relocation of State Museum & Zoo, Thrissur 5 Relocation of State Museum & Zoo, Thrissur 6 Relocation of State Museum & Zoo, Thrissur 7 Relocation of State Museum & Zoo, Thrissur 8 Relocation of State Museum & Zoo, Thrissur Relocation of State Museum & Zoo, Thrissur TABLE OF CONTENTS PART – I Sl. No. Chapter No Subjec t Pag e No 1 Exe cutive summery 1-8 Introduction History of Thrissur Zoo 2 1 9-20 Fe atures of area propose d for new Zoological Park Appraisal of Present Arr angements and 3 2 21-22 constrains PART – II 4 1 Future obje ctive , Miss ion, Vision 23-26 Future Action Plan-themes, captive breeding, Proposed Master Layout, 5 2 27-64 visitor facilities, animal health care, water and electricity supply etc. Personnel Planning 6 3 Propose d Administrative Set up 65-68 Staffing Pattern 7 4 Disast e r Manage ment 69-72 8 5 Contingency Plan 73-78 Capacity building of officers and staff of 9 6 propose d new Zoological Park at 79-82 Puthur 10 7 Financial forecast for imple mentation of 83-84 the Master Plan Action Plan for imple mentation of 11 8 85-96 Master Plan 12 Anne xure - I Propose d staffing pattern 97-100 Propose d collection plan for new 13 Anne xure - II 101-110 Zoological Park at Puthur Pre se nt colle cti on of an im als i n T hri ss ur 14 Anne xure - III Zoo 111-112 List of animals e ndemic to We stern 15 Anne xure - IV 113-116 Ghats Atte ndance project ions and visitor 16 Anne xure - V 117-120 re quire ment G.O (MS) 16 /201 2/F&WLD date d, 24/02/2013 of Government of Kerala 17 Anne xure - VI according approval for establishment of 121-122 ne w Zoological Park and winding up of e xisting Thrissur Zoo Le tter No.
  • WWF-India REPORT IND Kerala State Office 2011

    WWF-India REPORT IND Kerala State Office 2011

    ANNUAL WWF-India REPORT IND Kerala State Office 2011 ANNUAL REPORT 2010 - 2011 FROM THE STATE DIRECTOR’S DESK It is indeed with great pride and joy that we put forward the Annual Report for 2010 – 11. When we look back to the passing year, we very much realize that with a small team of 6 staff, we have been able to do considerably good work in the conservation scenario of Kerala. We do not claim that we have done everything needed. We had limitation of manpower and materials. But prioritizing the various conservation needs and issues and deciding on what we can handle within our scope, we can certainly say that we have done our best in that. If one looks at the spectrum of work that we have done, it will fall in major three bands, i.e. conservation projects, environment education, policy and advocacy interventions In the last one year, we could successfully complete 2 major projects that we have been handling since the last few years, mainly ‘Design and Installation of Information Panels, Signages and Handbook for the Thiruvananthapuram Museum & Zoo Complex’ funded by the Directorate of Museum & Zoos, ‘Carbon Sequestration Capacity of Magroves of Kannur District of Kerala’ funded by Department of Science & Technology. The project linking livelihoods and conservation of Vembanad is still ongoing and it will extend to middle of the next year also. We had our hands full with regard to environment education and awareness programmes. This includes a wide range of activities including Teachers Training Workshops, Nature Clubs, Nature Education Camps, and commemoration of environmentally important days, Friday Forums, Green Gatherings and others.