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B Reporting Matters 1 220th IMA Central Working Committee Meeting, November 17-18, 2018, Indore AGENDA - B REPORTING MATTERS 1. Minutes of the 219th meeting of the Central Working Committee held at Ahmedabad on April 14-15, 2018 .......................................................................................................................................... 15 Reports by National Vice Presidents of IMA 2. Activity report of Dr Rajendra Airan, Senior National Vice President ........................................................ 29 3. Activity report of Dr Bhupendra M. Shah, National Vice President ............................................................ 30 4. Activity report of Dr Paramjit Singh Bakhshi, National Vice President ...................................................... 31 5. Activity Report of Dr Ashok Agrawal, National Vice President, IMA ........................................................... 31 Reports of IMA Action Committee and Academic Council 6. Report of IMA Action Committee - Dr A Marthanda Pillai, Chairman ......................................................... 32 7. Report of Academic Council - Dr Ved Prakash Mishra, Chairman .............................................................. 36 Report by Honorary Secretary General, IMA, Dr R N Tandon 8. Report of Honorary Secretary General, IMA - Dr R N Tandon ...................................................................... 37 Report(s) by Honorary Finance Secretary, Dr V K Monga & Honorary Joint Secretaries, IMA HQs. 9. Minutes of meeting of Finance Standing Committee held at Ahmedabad on April 13, 2018 - Dr V K Monga, Honorary Finance Secretary, IMA ....................................................................................... 42 10 Minutes of Special meeting of Finance Standing Committee held at New Delhi on Otober 8, 2018 - Dr V K Monga, Honorary Finance Secretary, IMA ........................................................ 44 11. Minutes of meeting of Building Standing Committee held at Ahmedabad on April 13, 2018 - Dr. Ashwini Kumar Dalmiya,Hony. Jt. Secy. IMA. ........................................................................................ 48 12. Action Taken Report on Minutes of meeting of Building Standing Committee held at Ahmedabad on April 13, 2018 - Dr. Ashwini Kumar Dalmiya,Hony. Jt. Secy., IMA ........................................................... 48 13. Report of IMA Building at New Delhi - Dr. Ashwini Kr. Dalmiya, Hony. Jt. Secy. IMA ................................... 49 14. Report of IMA HQ’s Building at Kolkatta-Dr. Santosh Kumar Mandal,Hony. Jt. Secy, IMA, Kolkata ............ 50 15. Administrative matters - Dr Anil Goyal, Hony. Jt. Secy, IMA......................................................................... 51 Report(s) of Membership Section 16. Report on Formation/Revival/Suspension/Merger/Change in name of Local Branches - Dr Vinod Khetarpal, Honorary Joint Secretary. .......................................................................................... 52 17. Position of HFC and Membership - Dr Vinod Khetarpal, Honorary Joint Secretary .................................. 52 Reports by various wings of IMA 18. Report of JIMA -Dr Kakoli Sen, Honorary Secretary, JIMA .......................................................................... 65 19. Report of IMA College of General Practitioners - Dr R Gunasekaran, Honorary Secretary ...................... 53 20. Report of IMA Academy of Medical Specialties - Dr. V S Rao, Honorary Secretary ................................... 54 21. Report of IMA Dr. AKN Sinha Institute of Medical & Health Education and Research - Dr Raman Kumar Verma, Honorary Executive Secretary ............................................................................. 59 22. Report of IMA Mission Pink Health .............................................................................................................. 60 23. Report of Your Health -Dr Minakshi Gangopadhyay .................................................................................... 60 24. Report of Apka Swasthya -Dr Sanjay Kumar Rai, Honorary Secretary ....................................... Not received 25. Report of IMA NSS Scheme -Dr. Yogendra S. Modi, Honorary Secretary ..................................................... 62 26. Report of IMA NPP Scheme -Dr Jayakrishnan A V, Honorary Secretary ..................................................... 64 27. Report of IMA Hospital Board of India -Dr Jayesh Lele, Honorary Secretary ............................................ 65 28. Report of IMA National Health Scheme -Dr Alex Franklin, Honorary Secretary ........................................ 76 29. Report of IMA National Pension Scheme -Dr K V Devadas, Honorary Secretary ....................................... 77 30. Report of IMA Junior Doctors’ Network -Dr K M Abul Hasan, National Coordinator ................................. 78 31. Report of IMA Women Doctors’ Wing - Dr Mona P. Desai, Chairperson ..................................................... 79 32. Report of Kerala Flood Relief ACtivities - Dr A V Jayakrishnan ................................................................... 81 33. Report of activities of North East - Dr Satyajit Borah .................................................................................. 83 34. Report of IMA News - Dr Savita Naik ............................................................................................................ 84 35. Report of 93rd NATCON - 2018 - Dr G N Prabhakara ..................................................................................... 85 36. Status Report of Legal matters of IMA .......................................................................................................... 86 37. Report of International activities of IMA ..................................................................................................... 96 Reports of various activities, projects, Initiatives and Committees 38. Report of activities of Election Commission of IMA ..................................................................................102 13 220th IMA Central Working Committee Meeting, November 17-18, 2018, Indore 39. Report of IMA End TB Initiative - Dr R V Asokan, Chairman, IMA End TB Initiative..................................105 40. Report of Para Medical Courses - Dr D. R. Rai, Dean, IMA Paramedical Courses ...................................105 41. Report of IMA Mediation, Conciliation and Grievances Redressal Cell - Dr Milind Naik, Chairperson & Dr Prachi Garg, Convenor......................................................................145 42. Report of IMA Initiative on Safe Sound - Dr C John Panicker, Coordinator ...............................................145 43. Report of IMA Initiative on Prevention of Diabetic Blindness- Dr NSD Raju ............................................149 44. Report On Care of Elderly Project- Dr Samuel Koshy .................................................................................153 45. Report of activities of IMA Initiative of Sexual Health ..............................................................................159 46. Report of activities of IMA Political Liaison Committee ...........................................................................163 47. Report of activities of IMA Maternal Mortality Reduction Committee .....................................................165 48. Report of activities of Organ Transplantation committee of IMA .............................................................166 49. Report of activities of IMA's CKD Control Project ......................................................................................167 50. Report of activities of IMA Cervical Cancer Prevention and Detection Initiative.....................................168 51. Report of activities of IMA Initiative for detection of Congenital Blindness ............................................168 52. Report of activities of IMA Research and Innovation Board .....................................................................170 53. Report of activities of IMA Initiative for Detection of Congenital Deafness .............................................173 54. Report of activities of IMA Family Forum ..................................................................................................173 55. Report of activities of IMA Initiative for Food Safety ................................................................................174 56. Report of activities of IMA Initiative for Promotion of Functional Medicine...........................................178 57. Report of activities of IMA Initiative for Emotional Health & Emotional Well-Being of Medical Students and Doctors in India .................................................................................................180 58. Report of activities of IMA Sukanya Shiksha Swasthya Yojna ...................................................................184 59. Report of activities of IMA Comprehensive Vaccination committee for education, promotion and implementation of adult vaccination ............................................................190 60.. Report of activities of IMA National Cancer and Tobacco Control Committee .........................................191 Administrative matters 61 Branch Constitutions for Approval ............................................................................................................194 62. Resolutions brought forward by State/Terr. Branches
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