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October-December 2017 Volume XI, Issue 3 | Price Rs. 3/-* October-December 2017 Volume XI, Issue 3 | Price Rs. 3/-* *circulatedVoice of GSB, free July-Sep to all patrons 2017, Page and No. life 1 members www.gsbsabhamumbai.org of G.S.B. Sabha, Mumbai / [email protected] www.gsbsabhamumbai.org Vol. XI, Issue 2 Low Yield, Yield, Low Low Yield, Excessive Scaling & Rejections? Rejections? & Scaling Excessive Excessive Scaling & Rejections? 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Not c oated billets h h s t e ll i b d te a o c t o N Not c oated billets h ave ex ex e av ave ex ces s e c ces siv v si siv e s s e e s cal al c cal i i i ng g n ng Coat billets with ESPON anti-scale coating coating anti-scale ESPON with billets Coat Coat billets with ESPON anti-scale coating ESPON ESPON ESPON Achieve reduced scaling and increased yield yield increased and scaling reduced Achieve Achieve reduced scaling and increased yield Steel Plant Specialities was established by metallurgists STEEL PLANTS SPECIALITIES LLP LLP SPECIALITIES PLANTS STEEL metallurgists by established was Specialities Plant Steel Steel Plant Specialities was established by metallurgists STEEL PLANTS SPECIALITIES LLP from IIT in 1985. With industrial experience of over 30 211 Raikar Chamber, Govandi East, Mumbai-400088. Mumbai-400088. East, Govandi Chamber, Raikar 211 30 over of experience industrial With 1985. in IIT from from IIT in 1985. With industrial experience of over 30 211 Raikar Chamber, Govandi East, Mumbai-400088. years, they manufacture cost saving coating and Tel.: 9820493373 | 9820712387| 9820712387| | 9820493373 Tel.: and coating saving cost manufacture they years, years, they manufacture cost saving coating and Tel.: 9820493373 | 9820712387| lubricants as per customers forging process requirements. 022-67978060 | 022-25552459 022-25552459 | 022-67978060 requirements. process forging customers per as lubricants lubricants as per customers forging process requirements. 022-67978060 | 022-25552459 www.steelplantspecialities.com www.steelplantspecialities.com www.steelplantspecialities.com From the Managing Committee Please send your feedback and suggestions for your very own newsletter, Voice of GSB, by dropping in a mail to gsbsabha@ To Our Dear Member friends : gmail.com. Shri Gurpur Dattanand Bhat, a great visionary and philanthropist, was one of the greatest well wishers of our Thank you. Happy Reading !!!!!! Sabha. In his will, he bequeathed to the Sabha, a sum of Rs. 1.50 crores, of which a) Rs. 1.00 crore is to be utilized Managing Committee of G.S.B. Sabha by the Sabha to provide scholarships to meritorious students belonging to economically backward sections of the Gowd In order to be of better service to our members, the Sabha Saraswat Brahman community for pursuit of higher education has subscribed to a bulk SMS service and will start sending in any field and b) Rs. 50 lakhs is to be utilized by the Sabha for updates about our activities / programmes by SMS to the providing financial assistance towards medical emergencies, members. hospitalization, or surgery to economically backward members of the Gowd Saraswat Brahman Community residing in and We request all our members to contact our Office Manager, around Mumbai. On completion of legal formalities, the Sabha Shri Vishwanath Shenoy, on 022-2408 1499 (Mon. to Sat. 2 received this sum in July 2017, making it the single largest to 7 p.m.) and update your mobile number in our records. donation received till date. The generosity of Dattanand Bhat Kindly quote your membership number which you will -maam strengthens our educational assistance and medical aid find on the address label on the back cover of VoG. initiatives and provides us with a new avenue to be of service to our community in terms of financial support for higher education. Shri Gurpur Dattananda Bhat was a source of Table of Contents Page No. strength and inspiration to the Sabha and the entire GSB Message from the Managing Committee 1 community. His absence will be missed by us. Report on Programmes/ Activities Conducted by GSB Sabha & its Mahila Shakha in the recent past 2,4 Our Sabha’s Mahila Shakha celebrated its Diamond Jubilee in Future Programmes/Events of the Sabha : February, 2017. The overwhelming support received from the V. R. Shenoy Memorial Inter GSB Cricket Tournament on Community for these celebrations resulted in the programme 25th December, 2017 5 generating a surplus of Rs. 5.35 lakhs. The Mahila Shakha Annual Adhyatmik Programme on 17th December, 2017 5 has decided to set up an endowment, the interest wherefrom Mahila Shakha Future Programmes 6 will be utilized to provide assistance to senior citizens for Pravachan by Smt. Bhavana Prabhu from 6th to 8th October, 2017 6 admission to old age homes, in situations where there is a need Hasthshilp - One Day Diwali Workshop on 15th October, 2017 7 to get admitted but financial constraints prevent the same. The Photography Workshop for Beginners on 15th October, 2017 first beneficiaries of this Fund have been a senior citizen couple by Prabhu Prakash 26 who were in dire financial condition after the loss of their only Articles son. Sabha facilitated their admission to Shantikunj Sevashram a. GSB Legends - They make us proud - A. Rama Nayak by old age home and this Fund will support their monthly expenses Satish R. Nayak 10 therein. We see this as an emerging need of the Community b. Muscial Instruments of India Series. 2 - The Indian Flute or and appeal to our generous donors and well wishers to support “Bansuri” by Shri Sudhir Bhakta 12-13 us in strengthening this Fund. c. Autism Awareness by Priya Nayak Gole 14 d. Listen to the roar of my silence, poem by Girish Pai 14 During Ganeshotsav, 2017, the Sabha ran, for the first time, e. Inventive, Path Breaking, Emerging Professions - Prabha Kini 21 a photography contest on its facebook page, www.facebook. f. Winter Recipes by Smt. Anuradha Prabhu 22 com/gsbsabha.org. Contestants uploaded a photo of the g. Awareness on Blood Stem Cell Donation by Veena Shenoy 23 Ganapati idol and a daily winner got a pre-loaded gift card, h. GSB Talent to Watch - Sudhir Bhakta 24 co-sponsored by NKGSB Co-op. Bank and the Sabha. The i. Diabetes - A Lifestyle Disease by Anjali Dange 31 contest met an overwhelming response with 233 photos Ganeshotsav 2017 : Photo Contest on Facebook 25-26 uploaded over 12 days. For the first time, we also covered News & Information the session on “Attitude and Motivation” by Shri Sunil a.
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