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Annual Report ANNUAL REPORT 2018-19 Issued by: The General Secretary Shree Shree Anandamayee Sangha Shree Shree Ma Anandamayee Marg Kankhal-249408, Haridwar (Uttarakhand) Telephone : 01334-246575 Email :[email protected] www.shreeshreeanandamayeesangha.org Shree Shree Anandamayee Sangha ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019 Board of Trustees for 2019-2021 1. Swami Achyutananda Giri President & Ex-officio 2. Acharya Chandandi Trustee 3. Shri Swapan Ganguli Trustee 4. Shri Tarun Kumar Ghai Trustee& Secretary 5. Swami Chetanananda Giri Trustee 6. Sh Pradip Kumar Mondal Trustee 7. Ms. Madhavi Badiani Trustee 8. Sh Prafull D Sheth Trustee 9. Sh Vinay Goenka Trustee Maharaja Manujendra Shah Permanent Invitee Kr. P.N.D Singh ( OEL) Permanent Invitee Executive Council for 2019-2021 *Swami Nirvananandaji Emeritus President and Mukhya Sangha Maharaj Parichalak 1. Sw. Achyutananda Giri President 2. Acharya Chandandi Vice President (Ascetic) 3. Sh Prafull D Sheth Vice President 4. Shri Swapan Ganguli General Secretary 5. Sh Pradip Kumar Mondal Addl. General Secretary (Administration) 6. Ashish Choudhury (Chhoton) Addl. General Secretary ( Co-ordination) 7. Shri Bibhabananda Majumdar Treasurer 8. Sw. Chetanananda Giri Member 9. Shri Tarun Kumar Ghai Member 10. Sh Sidhartha Ghosh (Rana) Member 11. Sh Vinay Kumar Goenka Member Ms. Madhavi Badiani Permanent Invitee GOVERNING BODY ELECTED MEMBERS 1. Sh. Pradip Kumar Mondal Ukhra (W.B) To retire in 2019 2. Sh Tarun Kumar Ghai Chandigarh To retire in 2019 3. Dr. Maltiben J. Mehta Bhav Nagar To retire in 2019 2 4. Sh. Sidhartha Ghosh Kolkata To retire in 2019 5. Sh. Kailash Nath Nanda Mumbai To retire in 2019 6. Sh Shib Shankar Dey Kolkata To retire in 2019 7. Ms. Madhavi Badiani Mumbai To retire in 2019 8. Sh. Sujan Mukherjee Medinipur To retire in 2020 9. Sh. Swapan Ganguli Kolkata To retire in 2020 10. Sh. Shubhrasish Sen New Delhi To retire in 2020 11. Sh. Roma Prosad Chatterjee New Delhi To retire in 2020 12. Sh. Deepak Ahluwalia Dehradun To retire in 2020 13. Sh. Ashish Choudhury Kolkata To retire in 2020 14. Sh. Pratik Chakraborty Kolkata To retire in 2020 15. Sh Prafull D. Sheth New Delhi To retire in 2021 16. Sh. Vinay Kumar Goenka Faridabad To retire in 2021 17. Sh Rajib Ghosh Kolkata To retire in 2021 18. Sh Sachindra Singh Dehradun To retire in 2021 19. Smt. Soma Banerjee Ranchi To retire in 2021 20. Shri Manujendra Shah New Delhi To retire in 2021 21. Bibhabananda Majumdar Kolkata To retire in 2021 ASCETIC MEMBERS (Male) 1. Swami Achyutananda Giri Kankhal To retire in 2019 2. Swami Deveshananda Varanasi To retire in 2019 3. Swami Vasudevananda Bhimpura To retire in 2019 4. Swami Golokananda Puri To retire in 2019 5. Shri Jogen Brahmachari Uttarkashi To retire in 2019 6. Swami Madhavananda Naimisharanya To retire in 2020 7. Swami Shivananda Kankhal To retire in 2020 8. Swami Chetanananda Giri Vindhyachal To retire in 2020 9. Swami Vimalananda Kankhal To retire in 2020 10. Shri Biplab Brahmachari Pune To retire in 2020 11 Shri Shyamal Brahmachari Vrindaban To retire in 2021 12 Swami Nirvananandaji Kankhal To retire in 2021 13 Swami Nirmalananda Giri Expired To retire in 2021 14 Swami Sharanananda Giri Vindhyachal To retire in 2021 15. Swami Gopalananda New Delhi To retire in 2021 Female 16. Brni. Guneetadi Bairagarh To retire in 2019 17. Sw. Namananda Kankhal To retire in 2019 18. Brni. (Dr.) Geeta Banerjee Varanasi To retire in 2020 19. Brni. Chandandi Kankhal To retire in 2020 20. Brni. Bishuddhadi Kankhal To retire in 2021 21. Brni. Arunadi (expired in June’19) Kankhal To retire in 2021 3 SHREE SHREE ANANDAMYEE SANGHA ANNUAL REPORT 2018-19 (1).We have great pleasure in placing our Annual Report before the members of the Sangha for the year 2018-2019 along with the Audited Accounts. (2).In pursuance of Rule 7(vi) of the Sangha, following Non Ascetic members of the Governing Body retired by rotation at the end of the year 2018 1. Sh Prafull D. Sheth New Delhi To retire in 2018 2. Sh. Vinay Kumar Goenka Faridabad To retire in 2018 3. Sh Rajib Ghosh Kolkata To retire in 2018 4. Sh Sachindra Singh Dehradun To retire in 2018 6. Smt. Godhuli Dutta New Delhi To retire in 2018 6. Shri Subrata Majumdar New Delhi To retire in 2018 7. Sh Barin Kumar Chatterjee Dehradun To retire in 2018 (3). The following Non Ascetic members were elected to the Governing Body for the term ending 31.12.2021 at the Special General Meeting of the Sangha held on 23.11.2018 at Kankhal Ashram in Haridwar. 1. Sh Prafull D. Sheth New Delhi To retire in 2021 2. Sh. Vinay Kumar Goenka Faridabad To retire in 2021 3. Sh Rajib Ghosh Kolkata To retire in 2021 4. Sh Sachindra Singh Dehradun To retire in 2021 6. Smt. Soma Banerjee Ranchi To retire in 2021 6. Shri Manujendra Shah New Delhi To retire in 2021 7. Sh Bibhabananda Majumdar Kolkata To retire in 2021 (4). (A) BRANCH ASHRAM COMMITTEES FOR 2019-21 Details of Branch Ashram Managing Committees duly approved by the Executive Council for the term 2019-21, are given below: Branch Ashram Committees for 2019-21 1. Agarpara (Kolkata) Ashram 1 Sh Prativa Kundu President 2. Sh Shashanka Kumar Halder Vice President 3. Sh Pradip Narayan Banerjee Vice president 4. Sh Ashish Choudhury Secretary 5. Sh Paresh Chatterjee Asst. Secretary 6. Sh Sovan Kr. Mitra Asst. Secretary 7. Sh Pradip Kumar Mondal Member 4 8. Smt Lipika Ghosh Member 9. Sh Pratik Chakraborty Member 10. Tarun Kumar Mitra Member 2. Agartala Ashram (W. Tripura) 1. Sri Snigdhendu Bikas Dey President 2. Sh Ratan Das (CA) Vice-President 3. Sh Bhaskar Bhattacharya Vice-President 4. Sh Amal Kumar Saha Secretary 5. Sh Pranab Kumar Roy Asst. Secretary 6. Sh Ashok Kumar Saha Asst. Secretary 7. Sh Ajoy Prasad Chowdhury Member 8. Sh Birendra Bhattacharya Member 9. Sh Manik Debnath Member 10. Sh Amit Chowdhury Member 3. Ma Anandamayee Vidyapeeth, Agartala ( W.Tripura) 1. Sh R. N. Chakraborty President 2. Sh Dipak Kr. Biswas Vice President 3. Smt. Ratna Bhattacharya, Principal Ex officio Secretary & T. Rep 4. Sh Bidyut Kanti Roy Addl. Secretary 5. Sh Bani Brata Saha Treasurer 6. Smt. Jhuma Dutta Member (Teacher. Rep) 7. Smt. Nabanita Dev Roy ( Banik) Member (Parent Rep) 8. Sh Sankar Das Member (Parent Rep.) 9. Smt. Jana Rana Bhattacharya Member 10. Sh Santi Brata Chakraborty Member 4. Almora & Dhaul-China Ashram (Uttarakhand) 1. Sh Tribhuban Pant President 2. Dr. Subodh Kumar Pant Vice President 3. Sh Girija Shankar Pant Vice-President 4. Sh Subash Malhotra Secretary 5. Sw Vimalanand Giri Asst. Secretary 6. Sw Trilochan Joshi Asst. Secretary 7. Sh Rajendra Prasad Member 8. Sh Raja Shah Member 9. Sh Kamlesh Binwal Member 10. Sw. Vasudevananda (Sadhu in charge) Member 5. Bairagarh Ashram (Bhopal, M.P.) 1. Sh Kunwar Vijay Shah President 2. Smt. Asha Roman Vice president 5 3. Sri W.P.Vasandani Vice President 4. Brni Guneeta Secretary 5. Sh Ramnarayan Tiwari Asst. Secretary 6. Sh Khagendra Birelly Member 7. Sh Manavendra Chakraberty Member 8. Sh Sushil Soni Member 9. Sri Padam Kumar Jain Member 10. Vandana Sen Member 6. Bhimpura Ashram (Gujarat) 1. Sh Jagatbhai V. Kantharia President 2. Sh Dahyabhai M. Patel Vice President 3. Dr. (Ms)Maltiben J. Mehta Vice President 4. Sh Sanjay S. Kapoor Secretary 5. Dr. Jyotindra I. Patel Asst. Secretary 6. Sh. Bharatbhai S. Patel Asst. Secretary 7. Sh Ramesh bhai J. Patel Member 8. Dr. Pravinbhai J. Patel Member 9. Ms. Madhaviben Badiani Member 10.Dr. Vedant Pandya Member Swami Vasudevanandaji Sadhu In charge 7.Dehradun Group of Ashrams ( Uttarakhand) 1 Prof.L.K.Srivastava Emeritus President 2 Ranisahiba Mala Rajyalaxmi Shah President 3 Sri Sachindra Singh Vice President 4 Sw. Vimalananda Secretary 5 Sri Deepak Ahluwalia Asst. Secretary 6 Sri Ashok Wanchoo Asst. Secretary 7 Sri Arjun Singh Member 8 Sri Rajesh Sood Member 9 Sri Sanjay Srivastava Member 10 Smt Seema Narayan Member 8.Jamshedpur Ashram (Jharkhand) 1 Dr. S. Gorai President 2 Sri Bhaskar Sinha Vice-President 3 Sri Jagdish Sinha Vice-President 4 Sri Souvik Bhattacharjee Secretary 5 Sri Swapan Ghosal Asst. Secretary (Admn./Gen.) 6 Sri Nimai Ch. Das Asst. Secretary (Finance) 6 7 Sri Pranab Neha Member 8 Smt Tapsi Bhattacharjee Member 9 Sri Ashish Banerjee Member 10 Sri Rajesh Mukherjee Member 9. Kalkaji Ashram (New Delhi) 1 Sri Sandip Dutta President 2 Sri P.D.Sheth Vice-President 3 Sri Kamalesh Sharma Vice-President 4 Sri V.K.Goenka Rep.(HO) From Governing Body 5 Sri G.S.Bhattacharjee Secretary 6 Sri Shubhrasis Sen Asst. Secretary 7 Sri P.K.Dhar Asst. Secretary 8 Smt Mitali Das Member 9 Sudha Pandey Member 10 Sri Ashok Rathor Member 10.Naimisharanya Ashram 1 Sri S.P.Pathak Emeritus President 2 Raja P.N.D.Singh (OEL) President 3 Rani Rita Singh Vice-President 4 Sri M.P.Singh Gaur Vice-President 5 Ms Uma singh Secretary 6 Sri MadhavanandJi Asst. Secretary & Sadhu –in Charge 7 Smt Meenakshi Sahai Member 8 Sri Pankaj singh Member 9 Sri Amrish Kumar Singh Member 10 Sri Harish K. Omer Member 11.Pune Ashram 1. Shri PrakashChhabria President 2. Shri Pranab Mukherjee Vice-President 3.Shri A.S.Bhattacharya Vice-President 4.Smt..Roma Narain Secretary 5.Dr. R.S.Vyas Asst.Secretary 6.Shri D.K.Dattagupta Member 7.Shri Bihari Makhija Member 8.Shri Mahendar Khirodkar Member 9.Shri Debakinanda Agarwal Member 10.Br.Biplab Member & (Sadhu in charge) 7 12. Puri Ashram 1 Sri Gajapati Maharaj Divyasingh President 2 Sri Umapada Chatterjee Vice-President 3 Sri Ashish Choudhury Vice-President 4 Sri Paresh Chatterjee Secretary 5 Sri Arnab Chakraborty Asst.
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