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TIMA News Letter Dear friends, It gives me great pleasure to write you once again as your State President. There has been a lot of happenings since my last letter to our TIMA edition. On 21/02/21, I attended the leadership orientation program at Nagapattinam for the office bearers of east and south zones. On the same day I attended the installation ceremony of new office bearers of IMA Tiruvarur. On 23/02/21 I went to Chennai with regards to our land acquisition. On the 27&28th February 2021, I was in Courtallam to preside over the management committee meetings of FSS, PPLSSS including their trust board meeting Dr. P. RAMAKRISHNAN and NHB along with FSC which was held on 27/02/21. State President, IMA TNSB In the just concluded PPLSSS management committee Ph: 9842491919 meeting it was decided to enhance the premium paid , by one thousand (Rs. 1,000/-) to raise the compensation [email protected] from five lakhs to ten lakhs and by two thousand rupees (Rs. 2,000/-) to raise the compensation from ten lakhs to officer of central crime branch. Along with our state secretary twenty lakhs , keeping in mind the rising compensation I met the labour commissioner Mr. Vallalar to discuss the level. In the same meeting it was resolved to appoint two difficulties faced by our members with regards to minimum past office bearers of PPLSSS to it's trust board and the wages and requested him to write to his officers to stick to the names will be announced in the state council meeting. It latest GO116 until the committee report is released. was also resolved to extend the period of Dr. Thangamuthu He was very sympathetic and assured to help. On 10/ as legal chairman for one more term. He has been requested 03/21 I participated in the webinar of our AMS program. to train one or two members in the art of replying the On 12/03/21, we had a zoom meeting of the fact finding notices served. committee along with the auditor and advocate, in which it I was overwhelmed by the affection and hospitality shown was decided to send Dr. Sridhar and Dr. Ravi Kumar by IMA Courtallam. I thank the office bearers and members immediately to Chennai to coordinate with the advocate of the host branch. and auditor to collect and consolidate the documents to be On 02/03/21, I again went back to Chennai for site visit submitted to the police. and scrutiny of application for the election of Office bearers to On 13/03/21, I presided over the webinar meeting of FSS and PPLSSS . I am happy to inform you that the office IMA Chennai South and IMA Metro on women bearers were elected unanimously and the new teams will be empowerment. That evening I was in Pollachi to participate announced in the forthcoming state council meeting. At this in their installation ceremony where the national president juncture I want to congratulate the outgoing office bearers of Dr. Jayalal, myself and Dr. Raja were felicitated. I the schemes for the stupendous work they have done in the wholeheartedly thank the office bearers and members of most difficult situation and wish that the new team will continue IMA Pollachi under the guidance of Dr. Thangamuthu for the good work that has been done so far. their show of affection and hospitality. I will be failing in my duty if I don't mention about Dr. On 14/03/21, I attended the webinar hosted by IMA Thangamuthu, our legal committee chairman. Poonamalle High road. On 18/03/21 I participated in the He has replied to nearly 245 notices and has lost only five webinar hosted by the Academic and Research Committee. of them. The compensation has never been more than five I attended the vaccine review committee meeting held lakhs. Kudos to you Dr. Thangamuthu, we are proud of you. in Chennai on 19/03/21. I also participated in the TB Quiz On the same day we had a meeting of the program sponsored by IMA Tirupur. fact finding committee and I along with other I look forward to meeting you all in the office bearers met the auditor and our advocate forthcoming state council meeting and annual with regards to speeding up the investigation. general body meeting to be hosted by IMA On 07/03/21, I visited Coimbatore to Gobichettipalayam. participate in the state level women's Day The executive engineer of PWD has celebrations and I thank IMA Coimbatore for allocated a prime land at the King's institute, hosting such a wonderful program. Chennai and we have agreed to take it up. On 09/03/21, I went back to Chennai for a Soon we'll arrange a visit to the site for the multitude of jobs. Along with Dr. Muthurajan I leaders. I'm pleased to inform you that the visited the change of site offered by the health file for providing solatium to Covid martyrs is ministry and it's better than the previous offered with the commissioner of disasters site. Later I joined Dr. Sridhar and Dr. Ravi Kumar management and we expect a positive news in the advocate office to discuss the submission soon. of documents as required by the investigation LONG LIVE IMA! March 2021 TIMA News Letter 03 Covid vaccination : Proud and Happy to ELECTION: hair and forming the Cancer LOGO with note that our State and National Presidents As Returning officer coordinated with the donated hair. took the First Shot of COVID Vaccination in the Election Commission in conducting the IMA Hats off for the novel ideas and commitments presence of Honbl CM on the first day of State PPLSSS and IMA FSS elections smoothly and MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING: wide vaccination. It is a great Pride that our results will be declared in the forthcoming SCM. Had FSC/ and management Committee Honble Minister for Health Dr.C.Vijayabaskar All office bearers are elected unanimously. meetings of PPLSSS and FSS on 27th and took Vaccination as an IMA member and not Congratulations to the Out Going Team of 28th February at courtallam. Appretiations to as Minister. Many Healthcare workers have PPLSSS under chairmanship of come forward to take the vaccine and many Dr.Ragavendra, Dr.Balaji, Dr.Abdulajeis and Dr.K.Thangamuthu, Secretary Dr.Nehru and their team for enjoyable Hospitality. We had thanks to the Hospitals who have come forward FSS team under the Chairmanship of to Vaccinate the Public as part Public Private very fruitful discussions for the improvement of Dr.C.Thangamuthu, Secretary Dr.Madhavan for the Association and welfare of the members. Partnership. their excellent way of sailing the Boat during Two lakhs IMA TNSB Solatium for a tune of VICE PRESIDENTS: the hard days. Best wishes to the New Team. We are gifted to have excellent committed 64 lakhs given to the legal hair of deceased This year being the State Election year Covid warriors as on date and the Solatium will VP’S Dr.Malliga, Dr.Maragathamani, st updating of the membership with their be stopped from March 31 and applications Dr.Dhanapal, Dr.Kesavan for the 4 Zones. st communication details is a must and to be received before 31 March only will be accepted. Every one did excellently well coordinating with completed before July 15th of the Year. Please all their zonal branches and guiding them in all Current status of Rs. 25 Lakhs solatium for update your life membership number, mobile the families of the deceased Private Covid activities. number, e.mail id with other details either to With such commitments we are sure that we Warriors by Govt of TN is, the Individual 35 your branch (or) through the attached Google Deceased warriors list has been forwarded to will be delivering the goods needed to all and form: https://forms.gle/gL6pELNp5pHxby6v9. IMA TNSB will stand high in entire nation. the Finance department for Sanctioning by Unless you update your Mobile number/ E DMS. Thanks to Government of Tamilnadu , mail you may not be able to vote GUEST HOUSE Principal Secretary Health and DMS for their Our Guest houses at Tank Bund road, JVL help and gesture STATE LEVEL WOMENS DAY CELEBRATION Plaza, and Tambaram are doing well and giving : VARIOUS HEALTH RELATED PROJECTS best service possible at very economical charges OF GOVT. & WORLD BANK IN WHICH IMA Congratulations to the Chairman / Secretary for our members. Please make use of them TNSB IS ALSO A PART. and their team for their committed involvement when you visit Chennai. TN State Health Policy - Vision 2030 to in supporting the Host Branch Coimbatore office REACHING THE PUBLIC. bearers and women drs team who organized build an ecosystem for quality with multi We as doctors are doing yeomen service to stakeholder involvement & strengthen the the Event in a very Grand manner with Novel Ideas of involving all categories of women the public round the clock which goes unnoticed. health system at all levels of care. People are in the impression that we make Tamil Nadu Quality Of Care Strategy achievers across the state and recognizing them with State awards, conducting competitions etc. money and are affluent but he state is not so. (TNQoCS). We work more than 16 to 18 hrs a day but the Tamil Nadu Quality Enhancing Structured Based on the Years theme of Choose to returns we get is not proportionate. It is time Training (TAN-QuEST) A Program to Challenge – Screening the women for Cancers that we make the people understand that.
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