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PASSION CONTINUES
(FOR SERVICE TO SOCIETY)
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The entire group busy working - keen to serve society Email: [email protected]; Website: www.bmfawards.org
SIYAT HOUSE, IV FLOOR, # 961, POONAMALLEE HIGH ROAD, CHENNAI 600084; PH: 044 42933300/3333
Email: [email protected]; Website: www.bmfawards.org
The extended Singhvi family which acts as a compass for the family's charitable activities. A man of deep compassion which inspired the group's passion for community service © Sugal Group, 2015 The Book was published by Sugal Group First Edition 2015 Copies can be had from Sugal Group Siyat House 961, 4th Floor, Poonamalle High Road, Chennai-600 084. Phone No.: 044 42933333 Fax No.: 044 42933339 Email Id:[email protected]/[email protected]
Summit Online Trade Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 6/35, W.E.A. Karol Bagh, New Delhi – 110005 Phone No. : 011 43758882 Email Id: [email protected] Printed at: Print Masters New Delhi-110020 www.printmastersindia.com INDEX NAME OF THE TRUST PAGE NO. 1. Bhagwan Mahaveer Foundation 1 ` 2. Bhagwan Mahaveer Educational Trust 7 3. Empathy Foundation 11 4. Jainsindia Trust 17 5. Singhvi Charitable Trust 19 6. Vidhya Jyothi Trust 27 7. Role of other Trustees 32 8. Additional Activities by the Trustees of Sugal Group 39 9. Details of donations from the Trust to institutions 41
FOREWORD
It may be recalled that a small compendium titled “Enduring Passion” (For Service to society) was brought out on the 1st of January 2014 brie ly outlining the activities of Sugal Group.
The activities included those of the Singhvi Charitable Trust, Singhvi Scan & Diagnostic Centre, Bhagwan Mahaveer Foundation, Empathy Foundation, Mumbai, Vidhya Jyothi Trust, Ganadipathy Tulsi's Jain Engineering College, Vellore and the Mahaveer Institute of Technology & Science at Jadan, Rajasthan. Before bringing out an updated version of this publication, we thought we should share the philosophy underlying our desire to take up these activities long before CSR came into vogue as a concept.
A few years back, we started wondering why institutions and individuals undertake to serve the public without any expectation of rewards, material or otherwise. Generally, they work under dif icult conditions in places where even basic facilities such as water, electricity and facilities of sanitation are not available. Their only object is to provide help to the weaker sections of the community, particularly the SCs, STs, women, the aged and children. On most occasions they do not receive any recognition for their series, but are satis ied with a pleasant smile and on occasions a blessing. We started thinking of reasons for these entities undertaking such thankless tasks.
After considerable introspection, we came to the conclusion that they do so out of their innate spirit of empathy and compassion, inherent in all. Some of them have been exposed to very dif icult conditions in their childhood, have seen their parents, friends and relatives suffer for want of basic facilities and in quite a few cases suffer a lonely death uncared for and even unattended. Therefore, they felt that others in the society, to whom they relate, should not undergo such emotional and physical torture and hence they entered into areas of community service.
These efforts are extremely laudable but much requires to be done. In fact, some of us do make it a point to renew the lingering fond memories of occasions or individuals who passed by us in the early parts of our life. Their memories linger with us forever but pass us by on occasions leetingly. Naming a new born after a family elder may provide emotional satisfaction to the members of the family. However constructing a school, a hospital or a hospice, would gladden the hearts of a large number of people and bring them much needed physical health, comfort and solace. It may even help people, in some cases spend a major portion of their life in decent circumstances.
Over the years, the Sugal Group started building, brick by brick, certain Trusts in a systematic manner to serve the community. These have been broadly described in the (v) previous publication “Enduring Passion”.
Our group, recently culminating in the establishment of Sugal Group is running three schools at Triplicane, Chennai through the Vidhya Jyothi Trust which provide quality education at modest fees. The group maintains a pathological lab where investigations include CT scan, Ultrasound scan and Digital X-ray which are provided to the public at reasonable rates. More about them in the succeeding pages.
In addition our endeavours encompass:
1. The Provision of scholarships to the needy students;
2. The Provision of pension to widows and destitute and deserted women;
3. The Provision of assistance to the people undergoing heart surgery in recognized hospitals in the State
4. The Establishment of an Engineering College in Pali District namely Mahaveer Institute of Technology & Science (MITS) near the birth place of the ancestors of the family in Rajasthan. Scholarships are given to deserving students and no capitation fee is collected.
5. The group also manages an Engineering College at Vellore namely Ganadipathy Tulsi's Jain Engineering College (GTEC) which has the rare distinction of not collecting any capitation fee from aspiring students.
6. Further, the Empathy Foundation at Mumbai, assisting in the development of infrastructure & in spheres of education and health in Maharashtra State is managed by the Group. The Foundation has completed 90 schools measuring about 2.05 lacs sq.ft. and 18 schools are under construction in 14 districts. It has also adopted few villages, runs eye camps and has incurred an expenditure of over Rs. 50 Crores on these projects.
7. The Group has also adopted ive villages in Rajasthan under a State Government Scheme covering Jadan, Bhagawas, Siyat, Sojat Road and Dhunla in Pali District.
8. The Group has contributed 10 Acres in Village Gudappakkam near Poonamallee, Chennai, Tamil Nadu to Rajasthani Educational Foundation Tamil Nadu for starting the Mahaveer International School.
9. Plans are well on way to establish a palliative care centre at Chennai at a cost of Rs. 17.5 crores to provide solace to the terminally ill patients.
(vi) A heartwarming view of these activities has an emotional, physical and inancial support by the entire family and friends. The younger generation namely children and grandchildren are following the footsteps of their seniors. Hopefully, they would continue these spheres of activities. An interesting aspect of these efforts is the positive and dynamic support being provided by the ladies of the clan.
You will ind that the Annex provides details of institutions such as their address, location and telephone numbers. This is being done because when, on an earlier occasion, a small volume entitled “Born to serve” was brought out by us; a number of our friends sought such details to enable them to make their own contribution to these institutions. We hope that our modest efforts would enable a large number of well wishers to make worthwhile contribution to these institutions. To the extent additional details are available with us, we will gladly provide them to those who seek such information.
We close with the fond hopes that the community at large, particularly the af luent section thereof would rise to the occasion. We are sure that they would also be the recipients of the emotional satisfaction and sense of peace which we have received because of our modest efforts in this respect.
It may be mentioned in passing that even voluntary physical help would be welcomed by some institutions since they do contribute emotional support to the patients.
Before closing, we would like to add that in order to provide greater focus to our efforts in this regard, Sri Nanda Kishore, a retired civil servant has come forward to help the group as full time head of its CSR efforts.
To conclude: The Passion for community service continues, not an iota less. May it long endure!
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1. BHAGWAN MAHAVEER FOUNDATION
Website: www.bmfawards.org
In each corner of our country, there exist seless souls whose sole aim is to make the lives of the marginalized better. They desire neither riches nor fame. The reward they seek is a thank you or a boost in condence from those they are working for. A smile alone can tell them that their good work has borne fruit.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Sri S Prasanchand Jain - Managing Trustee
Sri P V Krishnamurthy, IAAS (Retd) - Hony. Executive Trustee
TRUSTEES
Sri N Sugalchand Jain - Sri S Vinodh kumar
Sri Pravin B Chheda - Sri Gunwant N Damani
Sri Pramod Jain - Sri Pratik Jain
Sri Paras Jain - Public Relations
The world needs to know of these dedicated humanitarians so that more and more will be willing to give of their time and resources for those in need. With the aim of bringing such humanitarian work to light, the Bhagwan Mahaveer Foundation was founded in 1994, with late Sri C. Subramaniam as the rst Chairman. The Foundation has instituted the Mahaveer Awards to identify, recognize and nurture public service rendered by institutions and individuals. To begin with, the Foundation has started in the year 1995 with one Award of Rs.5 Lac which went to Veerayatan, a service institute in Bihar. Subsequently, the number of awards (2nd & 3rd ) was increased to two covering the elds of Non-violence & Vegetarianism and Community & social service. Later the number of awards was increased to three (4th to 13th) covering the elds of Non-violence & Vegetarianism, Education & Medicine and Community & Social service.
1 Subsequently from the 14th award, the number of awards was raised to 4 elds such as
1. Non-violence & Vegetarianism
2. Education
3. Medicine and
4. Community & Social service
The awards have a cash component of Rs.10 Lakhs each, a citation and a memento.
Managing Trustee Sri S Prasanchand Jain lighting the Kuthuvilakku in 17th Mahaveer Awards Day held on14.2.15 2 Nominations in the prescribed format are invited from around the country, enlisting the help of administrators, legislators, bureaucrats, educationists, media, social workers and parliamentarians. Over 10000 letters are mailed to them for the purpose. Advertisements are also published in newspapers inviting nominations.We are happy to say that nearly 300 - 400 nominations are received every year from almost all the States in the country and the awards have also been spread out over 17 States.
The selection jury consisting of eight eminent Indians as members and headed by Justice Sri M.N. Venkatachaliah, former Chief Justice of India evaluates the nominations to decide on the awardees.
The members of the Selection Jury are
1. Justice Sri M.N. Venkatachalaiah, Former Chief Justice of India
2. Sri S. Gurumurthy, writer & journalist
3. Prof. B M Hegde, Chairman, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Mangalore Kendra, Mangalore
4. Sri T S Krishnamurthy, former Chief Election Commissioner of India
5. Sri D R Mehta, Ex-Chairman, Securities and Exchange Board of India
6. Sri Prabat Kumar, IAS (Retd), Cabinet Secretary
7. Poojya Acharya Sri Chandanaji Maharaj, an eminent sanyasini and a social reformer
8. Prof. M S Swaminathan, Chairman Emeritus, M S Swaminathan Research Foundation, Chennai
9. Justice Sri G S Singhvi, Former Judge of Supreme Court
The Foundation has also ensured that the individual awardees are exempted from income tax on the cash component of award under 10(17-A) (i) of the Income Tax Act. This enables the awardees to utilize the award money in full for the cause that they work for.
The Awards are being given away by eminent persons at well organized functions held at various venues. So far 51awards amounting to Rs.3,35,00,000/- have been given 3 away, once by the President of India at Rashtrapathi Bhavan, and on three occasions by the incumbent Vice Presidents of India.
The latest award has been given away by Dr.S.S.Badrinath an eminent Ophthalmologist and Chairman Emeritus of Sankara Nethralaya and a former awardee of Mahaveer Awards.
The numbers of awards which have gone to various States are detailed below:-
S No. States No. of awards 1 Tamil Nadu 10 2 Maharashtra 9 3 Rajasthan 7 4 Karnataka 4 5 Jharkhand 3 6 Madhya Pradesh 2 7 Bihar 2 8 New Delhi 2 9 Orissa 2 10 West Bengal 2 11 Andhra Pradesh 2 12 Tripura 1 13 Arunachal Pradesh 1 14 Uttaranchal 1 15 Chattisgarh 1 16 Gujarat 1 17 Assam 1 51
4 Seventeenth Mahaveer Awards Day –Left to right – Sri P V Krishnamurthy, Sri S. Prasanchand Jain, Justice Sri G. S. Singhvi, Dr. Chinny Krishna (Awardee), Dr. Sunil Senon (Awardee), Dr. S. S. Badrinath, Smt. Phoolbasanbai Yadav (Awardee), Swamini Nithya Viveka Priya-Sri Sarada Ashram (Awardee), Sri P. B. Chheda, Rep of Blue Cross of India and Sri T. S. Krishnamurthy, Former Chief Election Commissioner of India
5 The Eighteenth Mahaveer Awards have gone to the following and would be given away shortly:- Category: Non-violence & Vegetarianism 1. Visakha Society for Protection and Care of Animals 26-15-200, Main Road Town Kotha Road Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh Ph: 0891 2716124 Mob: 9848195652 Website: www.vspca.org
Category : Education 2. Kasthurba Gandhi Kanya Gurukulam Nagai Road Vedaraniam , Nagapattinam District Tamil Nadu Ph: 04369 250011 Mob:09442438344 Website:www.gurukulam.org
Category: Medicine 3. SEVAC (Sane and Enthusiast Volunteers' Association of Calcutta) 135A, Vivekananda Sarani Thakurpukur Kolkatta 70003, West Bengal Ph: 033 24971890 Mob: 09830071653/09830274031 Website: www.sevacmentalhealthcare.org
Category : Community & Social Service 4. Vikas Bharti Bishunpur 19, Gramayat Argoya Bhawan-1 Bariatu Road Ranchi 834009, Jharkhand Ph:0651 2545836 Mob:09431118213 Email : [email protected]
6 2. BHAGWAN MAHAVEER EDUCATIONAL TRUST
GTEC - IN THE SERVICE OF EDUCATING RURAL MASSES
Website: www.gtec.ac.in
GANADIPATHY TULSI'S JAIN ENGINEERING COLLEGE
The Trust has set up an Engineering College named after a famous Jain Saint namely Ganadipathi Tulsi Maharaj (GTEC)
The College is a world class technical institution and aims to achieve global identity through its innovative methods and strenuous efforts for the betterment of the students community. GTEC is a co-educational institution and was started in the year 2000- 2001. The institution, with the diverse and dynamic community of students offers under graduate and post graduate programmes, procient faculty, outstanding facilities set in an extensive 36 acres of salubrious surroundings. The campus with built in area of 3.5 Lacs sq. ft. is located 15km from Vellore. The institution boasts of a “no capitation fee” policy, one of the few adopting this policy. The campus hosts well planned academic blocks with computer and high speed internet facilities, lecture halls, laboratories, modern workshops, conference halls, seminar halls, smart class rooms, hostel, well stocked AC library, Training & Placement Cell and sports & games elds. The campus also comprises a clinic to attend to the general health of the students and staff.
The institution obtained the prestigious NBA Accreditation for the UG Programs (CSE, EEE & IT) provisionally w.e.f 1.7.2014. The institution also obtained the ISO 9001:2008 Certication. It is afliated to Anna University, Chennai and approved by AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education).
COURSES OFFERED:
Four Year Engineering Degree Courses (B.E / B.Tech) 1. B.E - Computer Science & Engineering 2. B.E - Electronics & Communication Engineering 3. B.E - Electrical & Electronics Engineering 4. B.E - Mechanical Engineering 7 5. B.E – Civil Engineering 6. B.Tech - Information Technology, Post Graduate Engineering – (M.E / M.Tech) 1. M.E – Computer Science & Engineering 2. M.E – Communication & Networking 3. M.E –Embedded System Technologies 4. M.E – Manufacturing Engineering 5. M.E. – Control & Inscrumentation Engineering 5. M.Tech – Information Technology Post Graduate MCA / MBA 1. MBA – Master of Business Administration 2. MCA – Master of Computer Applications
At present College is headed by Dr. R. Varatharajan, Principal
The College is managed by the Board of Trustees listed below:-
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Shri N.Sugalchand Jain - Managing Trustee (Educationist Associated with many Charitable organizations)
Shri P.Pyarelal Jain - Chairman (Former Member, Minority Commission, Govt. of Tamilnadu)
Shri T.Amarchand Jain - Secretary (Educationist)
Shri S.Prasanchand Jain - Joint Secretary (Director, Sugal & Damani Group of Companies)
Shri S.Vinodhkumar - Treasurer (Director, Sugal & Damani Group of Companies)
8 GTEC follows an admission policy that strongly favors merit and also offers scholarships under various categories. GTEC provides the students a variety of motivating environments for intellectual development and personal growth, dynamic learning opportunities and equips them with professional skills. The institution offers value added course (CISCO, Oracle, Java & .Net) with excellent lab facilities and outstanding resources. The Students are thus being provided high level leads and pathways that will enable them to gain access to a broad range of high potential career opportunities.
The institution has a lot in store for the students outside the classroom. Student life at GTEC includes participation in training and placement programmes, sports, yoga, recreational & co-curricular activities and cultural.
The College is one of the top ranked colleges in Vellore District and has produced 49 University rank holders. The College is Wi-Fi-enabled with dedicated large Internet Bandwidth (45 Mbps leased line). Presently, the College has a student strength of 1600.
Graduation Day held on 17/5/2015 at GTEC, Vellore
Left to right: A new graduate receiving the certicate, Dr. R. Varatharajan, Principal of the College, Chief Guest Samani Charitra Prajna, Vice chancellor of Jain Viswa Bharathi and Sri S Vinodh Kumar, Treasurer of the College. 9 Ganadipathy Tulsi's Jain Engineering College, Vellore-Bhagwan Mahaveer Block
The Trust has planned to start Ganadhipathi Tulsi's Jain Arts & Science College at Vellore. In all probability the college will start functioning from academic year 2016 - 17.
10 3. EMPATHY FOUNDATION
(promoted by Sugal & Damani Group)
Website: www.empathyfoundation.in
The Sugal and Damani group has oated in the year 2005 and professionally operates a Public Trust namely the Empathy Foundation. The main thrust of the Foundation is to strive towards providing healthcare and educational facilities to the underprivileged and needy sections of the society.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Sri Gunwant N Damani - Managing Trustee
Sri Shantilal B Chheda - Joint Mg. Trustee
TRUSTEES
Sri S Prasanchand Jain - Sri S Vinodh kumar
Sri Kishor Ajmera - Sri Pravin B Chheda
Sri Pramod Jain - Sri Rajen Chheda
Sri Ramesh N Damani - Sri Nitesh Damani
Sri Mitul Damani
Sri M R Sundareswaran - Chief Executive Ofcer
The Board of Trustees would like to draw special attention to the fact that Sri R N Damani, one of the Trustees had a major role in guiding the activities of the Foundation in the absence of his elder brother Sri G.N. Damani who has been ill for some time now.
MISSION:-
Work towards improving the lives of the underprivileged by providing quality healthcare and education.
11 AIMS AND OBJECTIVES:-
To bring a smile on the faces of the underprivileged by improving the quality of their lives, by taking the following steps:-
· Providing free latest treatment facilities to the needy, through medical camps.
· Infrastructural development of rural schools managed by local and state administrative bodies with the assistance of local administration.
In a short span, the Foundation has been successful in providing various services to the rural people in Maharashtra. The districts covered by the Foundation include Ratnagiri, Raigad, Beed, Kolhapur, Pune, Satara, Sindhudurg, Thane and Solapur..
Detailed list of the activities undertaken by the foundation from 2005 – 2015 follow.
It works mainly in the eld of providing educational infrastructure and in the Healthcare sector of rural Maharashtra and in the slum areas of Greater Mumbai.
Apart from these two main activities, the other activities carried out by Empathy Foundation are
· Rain water harvesting in rural Maharashtra.
· Provision of solar lights, both home and street lights, in remote villages situated in the hilly terrain of Maharashtra
· Providing drinking water by deepening well, canals and sinking bore wells
· Village adoption for holistic development.
SCHOOL PROJECTS
It has nished constructing 90 schools in 14 districts of Maharashtra and has ongoing projects of 18 schools in various Districts of Maharashtra. These schools are constructed mainly for viilage zillaparishads and kendriyashallas. The students in these schools are from below poverty line and from Adivasi families.
HEALTHCARE INITIATIVE
Under the healthcare initiative Empathy Foundation conducts free eye camps for rural
12 and urban poor. Eye check ups done and free spectacles and medicines are distributed. Free cataract operations are performed for needy beneciaries. In fact, all the beneciaries of these camps are from below poverty line.
Patients undergoing test in the eye camp
DISTRIBUTION OF AIDS AND APPLIANCES
They also conduct medical camps to provide free aids and appliances to differently abled children including CP and M.R. children.
Such camps have been held at Jawahaar and Mokhada in Thane district and at Mangaon, Panvel and Alibagh in Raigad district. 544 children have been provided with aids and appliances entirely free of charge.
13 MANAV VIKAS KARYAKRAM
Empathy Foundation has tied up with the Government of Maharashtra to provide focused medical care to pre and antenatal women,and children up to the age of 6 under the Manav Vikas Karyakram.
Under this program we are holding medical camps for both women and children every week in Pali and Jambulpada villages of Sudhaghad taluka of Raigad district which incidentally has the lowest human development index in the entire state of Maharashtra.
They provide free medicines and Diagnostic facility and arrange for MD Doctors in Gynecology and Pediatrics.
14 PROVIDING PALLIATIVE HOME CARE TO END STAGE CANCER PATIENTS
They are especially proud and happy that they are instrumental in providing Palliative Home Care to the terminally ill especially cancer patients at their home.
They have tied up with Tata Memorial Centre, a leading Cancer Hospital in Mumbai
E-Learning Projects
They provide E-Learning Kits which consists of computer UPS screen, and pre loaded CD's with the school syllabus.
They have up to now given 37 schools in rural Maharashtra.
15 BeforeAn constructingold school school building (old building)
OldNew school school constructed building by Empathy reconstructed Foundation Donations to Empathy Foundation are exempt U/S 35AC & 80G of the Income Tax Act. 16 4. JAINSINDIA TRUST
Website: www.jainsindia.org
The Jainsindia Trust was started in 2002, as a religious charitable trust to propagate the philosophy, principles, literature, heritage, etc. of the ancient religion of Jainism.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Sri S Vinodh kumar - Managing Trustee
TRUSTEES
Sri N Sugalchand Jain - Sri S Prasanchand Jain
Sri A Kewalchand Jain - Sri Pramod Jain
Sri Pratik Jain
Contribution of the Jains to the Nation is considerable, besides their contribution to education, healthcare, literature and culture. The Trust plans to bring the contributions made by Jains in each of these spheres to light with special emphasis on giving a helping hand to the needy specially from the Jain religion.
Be it education in school, college, healthcare, surgery or destitution the community's afuent members extend their full nancial support through the Trust. This is an inherent attribute of the members as the elders in their native villages always ensured that no one lacked for food. More than ve hundred educational scholarships help students go to schools and colleges. The Trust also helps widows and destitute women belonging to Jain community by providing them monthly stipend. So far from the year 2007 onwards more than 100 widows & destitute women every month had been provided an assistance amounting to Rs.55,15,150/- in this regard. Whatever be the need of the less fortunate, the Trust gives a helping hand to make sure that they get a chance to establish themselves.
The Trust also provides nancial assistance to Jain students both boys and girls to enable them to continue their studies in Arts & Science Colleges as well as in Professional colleges. Those students are helped to pursue their higher studies which otherwise they would not have been able to do, because of their economic condition. A token collection of their fees is paid by the applicants, the full amount of tuition fees etc. 17 being sent directly to the educational institutions. It started with Rs. 23 Lacs in the year 2002-03 and has gone upto Rs.86 Lacs. In all it is Rs.6,13,62,388/-. During the year 2014-2015, 590 students have been provided nancial assistance to the extent of Rs.85,86,560/- for pursuing their studies in schools / colleges / and professional colleges.
The Trust also provides a monthly stipend of Rs.1000/- to students studying Jainology in the University of Madras; an amount of Rs.8,08,000/- has been provided as stipend to 45 students.
The Trust is planning to institute stipends to Post Graduate students going in for a Ph d degree for research in the Relevance of Food Habits to the Development of human traits.
18 5. SINGHVI CHARITABLE TRUST
Website: singhvi.co.in
The Trust was established in 1974 to serve the underprivileged of the society, especially in healthcare and education.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Sri S Vinodh kumar - Managing Trustee
TRUSTEES
Sri N Sugalchand Jain - Smt S Chandrabai
Sri S Prasanchand Jain - Smt P Nirmala
Smt V Kalavathy - Sri Pratik Jain
Sri Pramod Jain - Smt Shraddha
Initially, the Trust worked for the welfare of the physically challenged through nancial contributions and supply of auxiliary equipments such as wheel chairs.Realizing that the need for dental and eye care was greater, the Trust shifted its focus to this area a few years back. The Singhvi Charitable Trust conducts nearly 35 camps each year. The suburban and rural locations within a 100 kilometer radius of Chennai are carefully chosen as campsites. The periodicity is also such that the Trust covers as much area as possible. Camps are also being held at Chennai daily which screen about 50 people a day. Dental check up is also provided at these camps. The Camps are attended by above 300-500 Patients. Patients for whom medicines and vitamin supplements are prescribed by the doctors are provided free of cost at the venue. Spectacles prepared for each prescription are supplied within a fortnight at the venue of the camps, to those who require them. People who need eye surgery are checked for their physical tness to undergo surgery. Then they are referred to various reputed hospitals at Chennai.Among the hospital to which patients are sent for surgery are Sri Ramachandra Hospital, Porur, Government Ophthalmic Hospital, Egmore, Sankara Nethralaya, Nungambakkam and Bhagwan Mahaveer Eye Hospital, Royapuram, Chennai. So far 4556 Free Eye & Dental camps conducted since inception. 19 During the period 1994 till date spectacles distributed free of cost by the Trust have enabled about 2.5 lacs people to have a better vision. The expenditures in running the camps including the free supply of spectacles and medicines amounts to nearly Rs.4.5 crores.
Free Eye check up done at Ponpadi on 4.7.15
20 Dental check up done at camp held at Ponpadi
The Singhvi Charitable Trust presents a memento to one of the schools where a camp was held 21 The Trust has assisted the following number of patients in various areas from 1994 upto June 2015
1. Supply of Spectacles 248800 2. Supply of Medicines 90149 3. Referred for Surgeries to Various hospitals 51465 4. Dental Treatment 56440 5. Cardiac 84 6. TB Screening 1600 Total 448538
Distribution of free spectacles at Karikalavakkam on 09.06.2015
22 To help patients who have to spend considerable time in attending the camps food packets are provided to them.
For the economically weak who have to undergo heart surgery, an assistance of Rs.10,000/- is provided through the concerned hospital. The Trust has so far contributed Rs.84.5 Lacs for heart surgery in recognized hospitals. To ensure that the assistance is not being misused, a commitment letter is issued to the hospital initially on behalf of the patients, the actual amount being directly sent to the hospital on completion of surgery.
Scholarship and educational assistance are also being provided to fulll the educational dreams of many deserving students belonging to the Trust's constituent schools as well as other schools in the city.
The Trust has also made substantial donations to individuals and institutions engaged in serving the public to encourage them to intensify the quality and extent of their service.
As most of us are aware palliative care, a branch of medicine, has recently come into light particularly referring to patients suffering from cancer or other serious diseases, more so regarding patients having terminal and incurable cancer and other such serious diseases. This centre aims to minimize pain and suffering and improve the quality of life of the patient and the family during regular curative treatment and after. The aim is to make patients to be comfortable in the remaining part of their life rather than waste it thinking about pain and death. It is not just physical pain that holds the cancer patients, especially someone who is beyond cure. This centre aims at holistic care catering to the patient's different needs and moods at the same time taking care of the family's needs.
23 Construction of a palliative care unit generally known as a Hospice is in progress at Sriperumbudhur in co-operation with the Cancer Institute, Chennai.
Palliative Care Unit at Sriperumbudhur under construction
About 3000 wall clocks were distributed to the schools in Devas District of Madhya Pradesh in the year 2014-15.
The Trust is to undertake distribution of warm dress kits to new born babies of poor parents in maternity hospitals. A beginning has been made in this regard, on 23rd July'15 where 200 kits were distributed to new born babies at Government Kasturba Gandhi Hospital, Chennai
Donations to the Trust are exempt under section 80G and 35AC of the Income Tax Act.
24 SINGHVI SCAN & DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE
The Trust also runs a service oriented non-prot Singhvi Scan &Diagnostic Centre at 170, Triplicane High Road, Triplicane, Chennai 600005 from 2002 equipped with the latest diagnostic equipments. Facilities for CT scan, Ultrasonic scan and digitalized X-ray are also available in the laboratory.
Digital X-ray facility– Singhvi Scan & Diagnostic Centre, Triplicane, Chennai
The number of patients who have availed of the services of the Diagnostic Centre are as under:-
Particulars of From Apr'13 to June'15 investigation 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 CT 1230 1043 220 Sonogram 9059 9291 2459 X-ray 4271 4146 949 Lab test 10516 9883 2353 Physio 1589 1331 227 ECG 920 904 203 Doppler 222 371 68
25 The following facilities are available at the laboratory and fees charged are very modest.
1. Digital X-ray
2. CT Scan
3. Ultrasound Scan
4. Eye Regn
5. Dental Regn
6. Master Health checkup
7. Echo cardiogram
8. ECG
9. Blood sugar
10. Urine sugar
26 6. VIDHYA JYOTHI TRUST
Website : www.sjnsjainschools.org
With the aim of making quality education affordable to all sections of the society the Vidhya Jyothi Trust was established in 2000.
The Trust has taken over and runs the following institutions that were earlier established by the Jadavbai Nathmal Singhvi Trust:
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Sri S Prasanchand Jain - Managing Trustee
TRUSTEES
Sri N Sugalchand Jain - Sri S Vinodh kumar
Sri Pramod Jain - Sri Pratik Jain
Sri A Kewalchand Jain
I) Sri Jadavbai Nathmal Singhvee Jain Vidhyalaya Matriculation Higher Secondary School( Standard VI to XII ), 16 & 17, G.M Street, Chennai- 600 005 ii) Sri Jadavbai Nathmal Singhvee Jain Nursery & Primary School (KG to Std V), Thambu Street,Triplicane, Chennai- 600 005 iii) Sri Jadavbai Nathmal Singhvee Jain Nursery & Primary School (KG to Std V), 115, Big Street, Triplicane, Chennai-600 005
SJNS JAIN NUR & PRI SCHOOL – SPORTS DAY 27 Started as a primary school in the Matriculation stream with eleven students in 1984, the other units were subsequently added to meet the increasing demands from parents. The modest fees, dedicated teachers and good infrastructure attract students from all sections of society.
SJNS JAIN VID MAT HR SEC SCHOOL CULTURAL PROGRAM
With spacious and well-ventilated class rooms, the schools provide a conducive atmosphere for growing and learning. Well-equipped science and computer laboratories help enhance the academic skills of students. A closed enclosure provides the space for Games in two of the schools. Latest educational toys for the kindergarten section ensure development of motor coordination and intelligence.
With a team of seventy three trained and skilled teachers attending to student strength of about 1615, this healthy ratio enables the teachers to attend to each of their wards individually.
A building occupied by one of the primary schools at Triplicane become dilapidated but could not be rebuilt on account of litigation. The school has now been shifted to a well ventilated and well lit premises which has become popular with the parents and students.
28 Students of SJNS Jain Vid Mat Hr Sce School participated in Sports Day
Digital Solutions (Smart Class) was introduced in our school in 2009 for all classes from KG to XII. All our staff have been thoroughly trained and are efciently utilizing this Smart Class programme and encourage the students to actively participate in the learning process.
VIDHYA JYOTHI TRUST(VJT), PALI
BUDDING ENGINEERS OF MITS
MITS Campus
Vidhya Jyothi Trust has established the Mahaveer Institute of Technology and 29 Science, popularly known as MITS at Jadan, Pali, Rajasthan. MITS is an engineering college providing technical higher education to the rural youth of Pali district. The rst session of the college started on 4th August 2014 with the strength of 121 students.VJT provides scholarships to students on the basis of their entrance percentage up to 90% of the fee. An amount of 46,65,500/- was awarded to 121 admitted students as scholarship.MITS in association with VJT has conducted three award functions from 2012 to 2014 known as “Mahaveer Pratibhavan Samman Samaroh” . The objective of the award function is to recognize and reward the students getting 1st, 2nd and 3rd ranks in class 10th to 12th Science, Commerce & Arts at Govt. and private schools of the entire Pali district. In the year 2012, 116 students of 44 schools were awarded certicates and medals. In the year 2013, 904 students of 461 different schools were given cheques amounting to Rs. 10,99,000/-; whereas In the year 2014, 938 students were given cheques amounting to Rs. 12,90,000/-
MITS has extended help to poor patients of Pali district in association with Singhvi Charitable Trust. The rst eye and dental camp was organized at MITS campus at Jadan in which eye patients and dental patients were examined and patients were operated free of cost and provided lodging& boarding. Transportation facility was also provided by MITS.
Details of organized Medical Camps as follows:
S. No. Place Eye Dental Eye Goggles Patient Patient operations distributed 1 MITS, Jadan 278 114 39 94 2 Village Magartlav Desuri 334 40 25 301 3 Village Siyat, Sojat Road 316 105 12 206 4 Village Fulat, Marwar Junction 184 39 19 176 TOTAL 1112 298 95 777
Beside scholarship to students and medical relief, MITS and VJT are conscious about providing primary education through basic facilities of infrastructure to the schools of rural area of Pali district. MITS invited application and surveyed most deprived schools
30 and adopted the following six schools:
1. Govt. Sec. School, Jadan
2. Govt. Middle School, Bagawas
3. Govt. Sec. School, Siyat, Sojat Road
4. Govt. Sr. Sec. School Boys, Sojat Road
5. Govt. Sr. Sec. School Girls, Sojat Road
6. Govt. Sec. School, Dhundhla, Sojat Road
The schools were provided with Student table chair, Staff chairs, cupboard, fans, Dari-Patti at a total amount Rs. 9,42,100/-
Our vision is to build a knowledge-led community founded on technical & intellectual excellence through innovative academic environment for the benet of students as well as the Nation.
We are committed to excellence in technical education that is strongly anchored on a system of superior and ethical values and dedication to our long-term objectives of becoming a Premier Institution constantly responsive to the needs of the times.
Mahaveer Institute of Technology & Science, MITS - Jadan (A Unit of Vidhya Jyothi Trust, Chennai & Pali)
NH-14, Raniya Bera, Jadan, Pali- 306401(Raj.) Mob. No. 9982599977 Email :- [email protected] Website :- www.mitsjadan.ac.in
Donations to Vidhya Jyothi Trust are exempt under section 80G of the Income Tax Act.
31 7. ROLE OF OTHER TRUSTEES
The members of the family are also playing an active role in the charitable activities of Sugal Group. Led by the senior members of the family Smt.Chandrabai, wife of Sri Sugalchand Jain, the other members viz, Smt. Kiran, Smt. Nirmala, Smt. Kalavathy and Smt. Shraddha, the ladies of the family are equally conscious of their responsibility in this regard and render constructive support to all activities.
Entities engaged in serving the public are invited on the rst day of every year and honoured at a function. Donations are handed over to them.
Mr. Pratik Jain (Son of Sri S Vinodhkumar) handing over a donation cheque to Ms. V Suseela, Avvai Home
32 Ms. Palak Jain, (daughter of Sri S Vinodhkumar) handing over a donation cheque to Sri Mahaveerji, Red Hills for People for Animals
Mr. Darshan (Son of Sri N Sugalchand Jain's Son-in-law Sri Dilipjee Sankla) handing over a donation cheque to Sri Ajith Prasath Jain & Sri Vaidyanathan, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan 33 Mr. Pramod Jain ( Son of Sri S Prasanchand Jain) handing over a cheque to Dr. Sagar & Dr.Vasanthan for Cancer Institute
Ms. Payal (D/o Sri S Prasanchand Jain) handing over a donation cheque to Dean Foundation representative
34 Mrs. Shraddha (W/o Mr. Pramod Jain) handing over a donation cheque
Mrs. Pooja (W/o Mr. Vikas Jain) handing over a donation cheque to Sri Dulichand Jain, Karuna International
35 Mr. Vikas Jain ( Son of Sri N Sugalchand Jain's Son-in-law Sri Dilipjee Sankla) handing over a donation cheque to Lotus Blind Welfare society
Apart from Sri N Sugalchand Jain, the other members of the family who are willingly shouldering part of the responsibility are as under.
Sri Prasanchand Jain is the eldest son of Sri Sugalchand Jain, involved in various social activities by being an active member in committees like Rajasthan Mitra and Bharat Vikas Parishads, Swami Vivekananda's 150th Birth Anniversary celebrations, New Delhi etc. Currently, he is the Trustee & Joint Secretary of the Ganadipathy Tulsi's Jain Engineering College, Vellore and plays an important role in the overall management of the College. He has recently taken over the role of Managing Trustee of the Bhagwan Mahaveer Foundation and Vidhya Jyothi Trust.
36 Sri Vinodhkumar is associated with Rajasthani Educational Foundation Tamil Nadu, Chennai. He is also associated with many external ones such as Ramakrishna Vivekananda Trust started by the Cancer institute and Swami Vivekananda's 150th Birth Anniversary celebrations, New Delhi.Presently, he is discharging the duties of the Trustee &Treasurer's assignment impeccably in Ganadipathy Tulsi's Jain Engineering College.
Sri S Vinodhkumar, Joint Correspondent of SJNS Jain School giving away a certicate of merit
37 Sri Kewalchandji:
Respected and senior member associated with the Singhvi clan has played a role of wise counselor in almost all the activities of the Sugal Group. The members of the Group look up to him for his guidance on all the activities of the Group.
Sri Pramod Jain and Sri Pratik Jain of the succeeding generation have also associated themselves actively and have involved in the Bhagwan Mahaveer Foundation, Singhvi Charitable Trust, Vidhya Jyothi Trust and Jainsindia Trust as Trustees.
Sri P V Krishnamurthy has become an honorary member of the Singhvi group. He continues to serve the Foundation as its Honorary Executive Trustee.
38 8. ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES BY THE TRUSTEES OF SUGAL GROUP
Sri Sugalchand Jain's managerial and nancial skills are in great demand by various institutions and NGOs and Sri Jain does not grudge responding to these requests. Apart from mentoring almost all the activities of the Sugal Group, he spends substantial quality time in the service of the various entities. He is the Treasurer of “Sankara Nethralaya”, an eminent eye hospital providing super speciality treatment to eye patients from all over the country and even neighbouring countries.
Sri Jain is the Managing Trustee of the “Voluntary Health Services” an institution providing quality medical assistance at moderate rates to the weaker sections of the community.
He also serves in the “Cancer Institute”, an institution of National repute providing quality care to cancer patients as a member of its Governing Council.
VEERAYATAN:
He is the Vice President of “Veerayatan”, a socio religious organization under the leadership of Acharya Sri Chandanaji. This organization has been rendering remarkable assistance to victims of natural disaster such as earthquake in Kutch in the recent past. At present it is running 4 schools, an Engineering college and a B.Ed College. It is undertaking a project for construction of 200 schools in Jain pilgrimage centres. The institution also publishes a number of spiritual literatures in the service of the devotees. Veerayatan has taken the work in providing facilities for relief and rehabilitation to people who were affected by the recent earthquake in Nepal.
AVVAI HOME, an institution set up by the late Dr. (Mrs.) Muthulakshmi Reddy, takes care of orphan children and Sri Sugalchand Jain assists in its management as Chairman.
He is also the Vice Chairman of the Chennai Kendra of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, an institution steeped in Indian culture and heads its nance committee.
Sri Sugalchand Jain has evinced keen interest in the welfare of all living things and is
39 associated with the Blue Cross of India, an organization devoted to animal welfare.
Sri Jain is also the Founder Member of People for Animals, Chennai.
The younger members of the family group are training themselves to take over the affairs of the Group gradually. Even now they are associated in the forming of policies of the Group and in implementing them.
40 The group has provided nancial assistance to the following entities to encourage them in the recent past SINGHVI CHARITABLE TRUST
ACHARYA SHREE AKALANKA EDUCATIONAL TRUST, Tirumalai Jain Math, Thirumalai - 606 907 Mob:9092600778
AMAR SEVA SANGAM Sulochana Gardens PostBoxNo:001,Tenkasi Road, Ayikudy,P.O, Tirunelveli Dist-627852 Web:www.amarseva.org Email:[email protected] Phone: 28114035,45510035
ANIMAL WELFARE AND PROTECTION TRUST (REGD) Sanctuary,3/40,Kalaignar Karunanadhi Streer, Santhosapuram,Velachery-Tambaram Road, Chennai-600 013 Web:www.awptrust.orgEmail:[email protected] Phone: 9840939281, 9003197956
ANUVRAT VISHVA BHARATI Anuvibha Jaipur Kendra B 101-102,opp.Gaurav Tower, Maluiya Nagar,Jaipur-302107(Raj) Web:www.anuvibha.in Email: [email protected] /[email protected] Phone: 0141-2722412
AVVAI HOME No.24/41,Besant Avenue,Adyar,Chennai-600 020. Email:[email protected] Phone: 24913226
BHARATIYA VIDYA BHAVAN Chennai Kendra P.B.No.2946, N.No.18,20&22, East Mada Street,Mylapore, Chennai-600 004. Phone:24640811 Web:www.bhavanchennai.org Email:[email protected]
BLUE CROSS OF INDIA , CHENNAI Eldams Road,Chennai-600 018. Web:bluecrossondia.org Email:bluecrosso[email protected] Phone:22354959 / 22300666
41 CANCER INSTITUTE(WIA) Sardar Patel Road,Adyar,Chennai-600 020. Web:www.cancerinstitutewia.org Email:[email protected] Phone:24910754
CHENNAI LIONS EYE BANK TRUST & RIO GOH RESEARCH FOUNDATION 132, Rukmani Lakshmipathy Salai Egmore, Chennai 600008
DEAN FOUNDATION Hospice and Pallaitive Care Centre O.No:73/N.No:59,2nd Street, Aspiran Garden Colony,Kilpauk,Chennai-600 010. Web:www.deanfoundation.org Email:[email protected] Phone: 26602112
DR.K.P.MISRA ENDOWMENT ORATION FUND Sankara Nethralaya, No.18,College Road, Chennai-600 006. Ph:044-28271616
FRIENDS TRIBAL SOCIETY T1,3rd Floor,2nd Fase,Spencer Plaza, 769,Annasalai,Chennai-600 002. Phone: 044-26266880/43516625/42634227 Email:[email protected]
FEDERATION OF INDIAN ANIMAL PROTECTION ORGN A-86, East of Kailash New Delhi 110065
HINDU SPIRITUAL AND SERVICE FOUNDATION Sri Ramajayam No.3,Thiyagarajapuram, Mylapore,Chennai-600 004. Web:www.hssf.in Email: [email protected] Phone: 24660339
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL FOR JAIN STUDIES D-28,Panchsheel Enclave, New Delhi-110 017. Web: www.isjs.in Email:[email protected] Phone: +91-11-4079 3387
JAIN MEDICAL RELIEF SOCIETY No.10,Vinayaga Mudali Street, Sowcarpet,Chennai-600 079. Email:[email protected] Ph:25298701/25291312 42 JAIN VISHVA BHARATI INSTITUTE PostBox No.8,Post-Ladnun-341306, Dist-Nagpur,Rajasthan Web: www.jvbi.ac.in Email: [email protected] Ph: 01581 – 226110/224332
JAWAHAR VIDYAPEETH Kanore, 313604, Udaipur Jilla, Rajasthan ;Ph - 02957-233237 Web:www.jvttc.com Email:[email protected] Phone:02957-233220 / 233237
KARUNA INTERNATIONAL No.70,Sembudoss Street, I st oor, Chennai-600 001. Web:www.karunaclub.com Email:[email protected]/[email protected] Ph:25231714 / 25227263
KRISHNAMURTHY FOUNDATION Vasanta Vihar, No.124,Greenways Road, RA Puram, Chennai-600 028. Web: www.konline.org Email: info@konline.org Ph: 24937803/24937596
LIONS BLOOD BANK No.130,Marshalls Road, Egmore, Chennai-600 008. Web: www.lionsbloodbank.net Email: [email protected] Ph: 28414949 / 4959 / 5959
LOUIS BRAILLE DRISHTIHEEN VIKAS SANSTHAN No.38,Jagdamba Colony, Parshuram Nagar, Deher Ke Balaji,Chomum Road, Jaipur-302023. Web: www.lbdvs.com Email: :[email protected] Ph: 0141- 2547156/2235738/2460684
MUKTI Mrs.Meena DaDha,Director No.1,Station Road,Meenambakkam , Chennai-600 027. Web:www.mukticentre.org Email:[email protected] Phone:222346973/22343124 43 MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY OF INDIA C/O BOSCH Blossom Centre, 30 North Boag Road T Nagar, Chennai 600017 PH: 28156623
MYSORE PINJRAPOLE SOCIETY, MYSORE 86,Chamundi Hill,Mysore-570 004. Ph: 0821 2482639 / 2488087
NETRAHIN VIKAS SANSTHAN ,JODHPUR D-Sector,Kamala Nehru Nagar, Jodhpur-342009,Rajasthan Web: www.jodhpurblindschool.org Email: [email protected] Ph: 0291-2750423 / 2751898
PAKSHI CHUGGAGAR C/O m Rathan Lal Shanthini Chowk Kheechan Jodhpur 342308
PARSWANATH VIDYAPEETH ITI Road, Karaundi, Varanasi- 221005. Web: www parshwanathvidyapeeth.org Email: [email protected] Ph: 0542-2575521, 2575890
PETA INDIA PO Box 28260, Juhu, Mumbai 400 049, India | [+91] 022-40727382 Web: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Ph: 022-4072 7382
PINJRAPOLE GOUSHALA No.63,Dhanmandi, Pali Marwah-306401(Rajasthan) Web:www.paligaushala.org Ph: 02932 320402/320401/226254
PRABHAVATHI DEVI JAYAPRAKASH SEVA KENDRA Raymond Shop, Mithila Creation 33, Rattan Bazar, Chennai 600003
RAJASTHAN COSMO CLUB No.23, Noor Veeraswamy Street, Tirumurthy Nagar, Nugambakkam, Chennai-600 034. Web:www.rc-india.com Email:[email protected] Ph:28213149 44 RAJASTHANI ASSOCIATION TAMILNADU N.No:20/O.No:128, N.S.C. Bose Road, Golden Complex,4th oor, Chennai-600 079. Web: www.rajasthaniassntn.org Email: [email protected] Ph: 25360496
RAJASTHANI EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION TAMILNADU Admin Ofce : 961, 4th Floor, Siyat House, Poonamalle High Road, Chennai 600 084 Ph : 044 42933333
RAMAKRISHNA MISSIONS STUDENTS HOME, No.66,P.S.Sivaswami Salai, Mylapore,Chennai-600 004. Web: www.rkmshome.org Email:of[email protected] Ph:044-24990264/42107550
RASHTRIYA APANGA ASSOCIATION, AMRAVATHI Kondeshwar Road,Badneya, Survey No.26Tax Dt.Amravati(Maharastra)-444701. Ph:0721-2681802
RYA MADRAS METRO TRUST Sri Badalchand Sugan Kanwar Chordia Bhavan 12, Saravana Street, T Nagar Chennai 600017
SADGURU SRI GNANANDA SEVA TRUST B-3,Ramanalaya,21,I Cresent Park Road, Gandhi Nagar, Adayar, Chennai-600 020. Web: www.vivekanandacommunitycollege.com Email: [email protected] Ph: 044- 24421429
SANKARA NETHRALAYA WOMEN AUXILIARY No.18,College Road, Chennai-600 006. Web:Sankaranethralaya.org EmaIl:mrf@sankaranethralaya Ph:28261268/28271616/28279435
SARASWATHI EDUCATIONAL CULTURAL AND CHARITABLE TRUST No.60,Poonamallee High Road, Kattupakkam, Chennai-600 056. Web: www.secct.in Email: [email protected],[email protected],[email protected] Ph: 26496384/26496385/26496391 45 SARASWATHI VILAS MANAVAR ILLA KUZHU No.8/1, Rajankulakkara Keezha Veethi, Tindivanam -604 001. Ph - 9443445500 / 2225511
SATYAM SHIVAM SUNDARAM GOWNINAS ( HYDERABAD ) No.7-4-117/3/1/1,GaganPahad, Rajiv Gandhi Internationalairport Road, R.R.Dist,Hyderabad-501323
SEED (Opp. P.W.D Inspection Bungalow, Chennai-Bangalore High Road, Venkatrangam Pillai Chatiram, Sriperumbudur 602105, Tamilnadu Ph: 044 27107341 / Mob:9444902322 Web: www.aidprojects.org Email:[email protected]
SEVA BHARTI SAMITI, E-902, Nehru Park, JodhpurPh: 0291-2614939
SHREE GURU JAYAMAL JAIN SUBH PARSHVA PADMODAYA GOUSHALA Hala No.83,Dr.Besant Road, Royappetah,Chennai-600 014. Mob:9840825643
SHRI KASTURBA VIKAS GRUH Kasturba Gandhi Marg,Jannagar(Gujarat)-361008. Web: www.kasturbastrivikasgruh.org Email: [email protected] Ph: 0288 - 275 1728, 275 3000
SHRI MAHAVEER JAIN GOUSHALA Ingalgi Road,Ahimsa Nagar, Malpangudi Hospet-583201. Web:Gaushala.hpage.com Email:[email protected] Ph: 7204197681
SHRI TRILOK JAIN DNYAN PRASARAK MANDAL Web: www.anandcollegepharmacy.com Email: [email protected] Ph: 02428-222730
SHRI VINCHHIYA MAHAJAN PANJRAPOLE TRUST Station Road, Vinchhiya,. Taluk Jasdan, Rajkot 360 055. GUJARAT
SIRCCI TRUST Munoth Centre, 3rd oor, 343, Triplicane High Road, Chennai-600 005. Web: www.sircci.com/Email: [email protected] Ph: 2858 9293 / 2859 1190 46 SRI JAIN GOSHALA ,VELLORE 419, Main Bazaar, Vellore – 632004 Ph: 0416-2223094
SMKJG TRUST Fort Round Road, Vellore-632008. Ph:0416-2223094
SNEHALAYA At & Post Karamba Taluk North Solapur, District Solapur 413222 Ph: 0217 2281305
SRI AMOLAK JAIN VIDHYA PRASARAK MANDAL-KADA Dist-Beed.(M.S)-414202. Web:www. shriamolakjain.org Email:[email protected] Ph: 02441-239378
SRI JAYAM TRUST Vanathirajapuram Village, Mayiladuthurai –Kumbakonam Bye pass Rd., Mayiladuthurai, Tamil nadu
SRI PINJRAPOLE GOUSHALA,PALI 63, Dhan Mandir, Pali Rajasthan, PIN:306401SRI SARADA ASHRAM New Edaikkal Trichy Trunk Road Ulundurpet 606107
TAMILNADU SOCIAL WELFARE BOARD , CHENNAI No.21,Abdul Razzak Street,Saidapet,Chennai-600015. Web: [email protected] Ph:24340804
THE KILPAUK RESIDENTS WELFARE ASSOCIATION New No.7, Old No.4, Fourth Cross Street Sylvan Lodge Colony, Chennai — 600 010 Web: kilpaukweb/home Email: [email protected] Ph:26477322
THE MYLAPORE ACADEMY N.No:24(O.No.9) Sringeri Mutt Road, RA Puram,Chennai-600 028.
TIRUPUR SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF Vellingattu Pirivu,Murugampalyam, Iduvampalayam(Post),Tirupur-641687. Web: www.theodeaf.org/Email: [email protected] Ph: 0421- 2261201 47 UDAVUM KARANGAL No.460,N.S.K.Nagar, Chennai-600106. Web: http://www.udavumkarangal.org Email: [email protected] Ph: 2621 6321/2621 6421/262 22161
UDAVUM ULLANGAL Web: www.udhavumullangal.org.in Email: [email protected] Ph: 24344743
VEDA PATA NIDHI TRUST No.18-22,East Mada Street, Mylapore,Chennai-600 004. Ph:044-2461223
VEENA FOUNDATION, DELHI V. Raghurama Ayyar, Secretary The Veena Foundation New Delhi, India Phone: (91) 11-26412835
VEERAYATAN Rajgir,District Nalanda-803116(Bihar) Web: www.veerayatan.org Email: [email protected] Ph: 022 – 66981853
VOLUNTARY HEALTH SERVICES Rajiv Gandhi Salai,Taramani, Chennai-600113. Web: www.vhsdiabetes.org Email:[email protected] Ph: 22541921
VIDARBA MAHAROGI SEWA MANDAL-Tapovan Amaravati 444602 , Maharashtra Tel. No: 0721 – 662426
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