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Indian Red Cross Society Tamil Nadu Branch Annual Report for 2015 – 2016 His Excellency Dr. K. Roasaiah Governor of Tamil Nadu President, Indian Red Cross Society Tamil Nadu Branch C O N T E N T S INTRODUCTION PAGE NUMBER ACTIVITIES OF STATE BRANCH FOR 2015 – 2016 I. Office Bearers of IRCS TN branch - II. Committees & Sub Committees of State Branch - III. Relief Activities - IV. Voluntary Blood Donation Camps - V. Day Care Hospital - VI. Urban Family Welfare Centre - VII. Vocational Training & Rehabilitation Centre for Differently Abled - VIII. Youth Red Cross - IX. Junior Red Cross - X. Celebrations - XI. Membership Enrollment - XII. PROJECTs - a) Disaster Management - b) First Aid Training - c) Family News Service - d) Family Counselling Centre - e) Nurse Aide - f) IPCD - g) Free Hearse Van Service - h) JSSK - i) Other activities - XIII. List of Donors - XIV. XV. Activities of District Branches 2015 – 2016 - XVI. List of Sub Branches - PHOTOGRAPHS - XVII. Audit Report and Accounts of State Branch 2015 – 2016 - I. OFFICE BEARERS PRESIDENT : DR. K. ROSAIAH HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR OF TAMIL NADU VICE – PRESIDENT : DR. A. MURUGANATHAN (Upto 07/03/2016) CHAIRMAN : DR. HARISH L METHA VICE – CHAIRMAN : DR. D.A. PRABAKAR GENERAL SECRETARY : THIRU M.S.M. NASRUDDIN HON. TREASURER : THIRU M. SENTHILNATHAN HON. LEGAL ADVISOR M/s P.V.S. GIRIDHAR & SAI ASSOCIATES STATUTORY AUDITOR M/s SELVARAJAN & CO. II. COMMMITTEES & SUB COMMITTEES OF STATE BRANCH 1. MANAGING COMMITTEE MEMBERS 1. Dr. Harish L Metha Chairman - IRCS TNB 2. Dr. D.A.Prabakar Vice Chairman – IRCS TNB 3. Thiru M.Senthilnathan Hon.Treasurer – IRCS TNB 4. Thiru M.S.M. Nasruddin General Secretary – IRCS TNB 5. Thiru R. Baskaran Secretary - IRCS Ariyalur District Branch 6. Dr. P.A. Sathianarayanan Life Member, Secretary - IRCS Chennai District Branch 7. Tmt. Kumudha Palaniswamy Vice President - IRCS Coimbatore District Branch 8. Thiru R.M. Balasubramaniam Chairman - IRCS Cuddalore District Branch 9. Thiru V.K. Kandasamy Secretary - IRCS Dharmapuri District Branch 10. Thiru N. Sheikh Dawood Secretary - IRCS Dindigul District Branch 11. Thiru Thomas V. John Secretary - IRCS Erode District Branch 12. Prof. Pulavar R. Manickam Secretary - IRCS Kancheepuram District Branch 13. Dr.H. Mary Jessy Roch Chairperson – IRCS Kanniyakumari District Branch 14. Thiru J. Williams Secretary - IRCS Karur District Branch 15. Thiru P. Shanmugam Secretary - IRCS Krishnagari District Branch 16. Dr. A.R. Ganesan E.C. Member - IRCS Madurai District Branch 17. Thiru K. Elakkuvan Secretary – IRCS Nagapattinam District Branch 18. Thiru C.R. Rajesh Kannan Secretary - IRCS Namakkal District Branch 19. Thiru Morris Santha Cruz Secretary – IRCS The Nilgiris District Branch 20. Thiru N. Jayaraman Secretary - IRCS Perambalur District Branch 21. Dr. J. Raja Mohamed Secretary - IRCS Pudukkottai District Branch 22. Thiru M. Ragland Madhuram Secretary - IRCS Ramanathapuram District Branch 23. Thiru L.Raja Sundar Singh EC Member - IRCS Salem District Branch 24. Thiru K. Kannappen Vice Patron - IRCS Sivaganga District Branch 25. Thiru S. Rajamanickam Chairman - IRCS Thanjavur District Branch 26. Thiru R. Ramasamy Chairman - IRCS Theni District Branch 27. Thiru A. Vanniaraja Treasurer - IRCS Thoothukudi District Branch 28. Er. G. Rajasekaran Chairman - IRCS Tiruchirappalli District Branch 29. Thiru Megalingam Vice Patron - IRCS Tirunelveli District Branch 30. Thiru R.Damodharan Secretary - IRCS Tiruppur District Branch 31. Thiru P.R.Nagendiran Secretary - IRCS Tiruvallur District Branch 32. Thiru P.Indira Rajan Chairman - IRCS Tiruvannamalai District Branch 33. Thiru J. Varadarajan Secretary - IRCS Tiruvarur District Branch 34. Thiru C. Indernath Secretary - IRCS Vellore District Branch 35. Dr. C. Baladandayutham Chairman - IRCS Villupuram District Branch 36. Thiru Syed Abudhahir Secretary I/C-DD HS IRCS Virudhunagar District Branch 37. Dr. Harish L Metha Chairman - IRCS Chennai District Branch 2. FINANCE COMMITTEE (i) Dr. D.A. Prabakar, Vice Chairman, IRCS TNB - Chairman (ii) Two Members of the Managing Committee: - Members (a) Thiru R.M. Balasubramaniam – Chairman, IRCS, Cuddalore (b) Dr. P.A. Sathianarayanan – Secretary, IRCS, Chennai (iii) Hon. Legal Advisor – Thiru P.V.S. Giridhar, M/s PVS Giridhar & Sai Associates, Lingy Chetty Street, Parry’s Corner, Chennai - Member (iv) Thiru M. Senthilnathan, Hon. Treasurer, IRCS TNB - Member (v) Thiru M.S.M.Nasruddin, General Secretary, IRCS TNB - Member (vi) Dr. Harish L Metha, Chairman, IRCS TNB - Special Invitee (vii) Thiru B. Selvarajan, Statutory Auditor, IRCS TNB - Special Invitee 3. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (i) Dr. Harish L Metha, Chairman, IRCS TNB - Chairman (ii) Five Members of the Managing Committee: - Members (a) Thiru P. Indirarajan – Chairman, IRCS, Tiruvannamalai (b) Er. G. Rajasekaran – Chairman, IRCS, Trichy (c) Thiru Thomas V. John – Secretary, IRCS, Erode (d) Thiru R. Ramasamy – Chairman, IRCS, Theni (e) Thiru C.R. Rajesh Kannan – Secretary, IRCS, Namakkal (iii) Thiru M. Senthilnathan, Hon. Treasurer, IRCS TNB - Member (iv) Thiru M.S.M.Nasruddin,General Secretary, IRCS TNB - Ex-Officio Member (v) A Representative having expertise in any field of Organization’s functions to be nominated by the President of the State Branch - Member IRCS TNB – SUB COMMITTEES YRC SUB COMMITTEE (i) Secretary, Higher Education, Govt. of TN - Chairman (ii) Joint Secretary, Higher Education, Govt. of TN (iii) Director of Collegiate Education, Govt. of TN (iv) Director of Technical Education, Govt. of TN - Co-Chairmen (v) Er. G. Rajasekaran, Chairman, IRCS, Trichy - Convener (vi) Er. P. Subramani, Chairman, IRCS, Dindigul (vii) Tmt. U. Poongothai, Secretary, IRCS, Coimbatore (viii) Secretary, IRCS, Kanyakumari (ix) Thiru V. Kannappen, Vice Patron, EC Member, IRCS, Sivaganga (x) Thiru Subramanian, IRCS, Tenkasi (xi) Thiru A. Kanagaraj, Jaya Group of Colleges (xii) Thiru Chandrasekar, Kevincare, Cuddalore (xiii) Dr. Prof. R. Anuradha, Chennai (xiv) Prof. Venu Kumar, Nagercoil (xv) Prof. Ravishankar, Arignar Anna Arts College (xvi) Dr. G. Baskaran, University of Madras (xvii) Dr. B. Kumar, Anna University (xviii) MGR University (xix) Law University (xx) Educational University (xxi) VIT University (xxii) Satya Bama University (xxiii) SRM University (xxiv) Karunya University (xxv) Representatives from all Universities (xxvi) All YRC Zonal Co-ordinators - Members (xxvii) Dr. Harish L Metha, Chairman, IRCS TNB (xxviii)Dr. D.A. Prabakar, Vice Chairman, IRCS TNB (xxix) Thiru M.S.M. Nasruddin, General Secretary, IRCS TNB (xxx) Thiru M. Senthilnathan, Hon. Treasurer, IRCS TNB JRC SUB COMMITTEE (i) Director of School Education, Govt. of TN - Chairman (ii) Director of Matriculation Education, Govt. of TN (iii) Director of Elementary Education, Govt. of TN (iv) Regional Officer, CBSE - Co-Chairmen (v) Joint Director of School Education (NSS) (vi) Joint Director of Matriculation Education (vii) Joint Director of Elementary Education - Vice Chairmen (viii) Dr. H. Mary Jessy Roch - Vice Chairperson (ix) Thiru Ragland Madhuram, Secretary, IRCS, Ramnad - Convener (x) District Educational Officer – South Chennai (xi) District Educational Officer – North Chennai (xii) District Educational Officer – Central Chennai (xiii) District Educational Officer – East Chennai (xiv) District Educational Officer – Tiruvallur (xv) District Educational Officer – Kancheepuram (xvi) Chief Educational Officer – Chennai Corporation, Saidapet (xvii) Thiru P. Shanmugam, Secretary, IRCS, Krishnagiri (xviii) Secretary, IRCS, Tirunelveli (xix) Prof. Pulavar R. Manickam, Secretary, IRCS, Kancheepuram (xx) Thiru V. Radhakrishnan, Treasurer, IRCS, Perambalur (xxi) Thiru C.R. Rajesh Kannan, Secretary, IRCS, Namakkal (xxii) Thiru V. Kannappen, EC Member, IRCS, Sivaganga (xxiii) Thiru S.N. Janardhanan, IRCS, Katpadi (xxiv) Thiru G. Selvathirumal, Thiruvannamalai (xxv) Thiru Syed Abudahir, IRCS, Dindigul (xxvi) Dr. Harish L Metha, Chairman, IRCS TNB - Members (xxvii) Dr. D.A. Prabakar, Vice Chairman, IRCS TNB (xxviii)Thiru M.S.M. Nasruddin, General Secretary, IRCS TNB (xxix) Thiru M. Senthilnathan, Hon. Treasurer, IRCS TNB SPECIAL PROJECTS SUB COMMITTEE (i) Thiru R. Damodharan, Secretary, IRCS, Tiruppur - Chairman (ii) Er. N. Sheikh Dawood, Secretary, IRCS, Dindigul - Vice Chairman (iii) Dr. C.M. Baladandayutham, Chairman, IRCS, Villupuram (iv) Thiru V.K. Kandasamy, Secretary, IRCS, Dharmapuri (v) Thiru J. Williams, Secretary, IRCS, Karur (vi) Thiru Megalingam, Vice Patron, IRCS, Tirunelveli (vii) Thiru V.S. Ramana, L&T, Chennai - Members (viii) Dr. Harish L Metha, Chairman, IRCS TNB (ix) Dr. D.A. Prabakar, Vice Chairman, IRCS TNB (x) Thiru M.S.M. Nasruddin, General Secretary, IRCS TNB (xi) Thiru M. Senthilnathan, Hon. Treasurer, IRCS TNB RULES, BYE LAWS & SERVICE RULES SUB COMMITTEE (i) Dr. J. Raja Mohamed, Secretary, IRCS Pudukottai - Chairman (ii) Dr.Mary Jessy Roch, Chairperson , IRCS, K/Kumari - co-opted Member (iii) Thiru Thomas V. John, Secretary, IRCS, Erode (iv) Thiru V.K. Kandasamy, Secretary, IRCS, Dharmapuri (v) Prof. Pulavar R. Manickam, Secretary, IRCS, Kancheepuram (vi) Thiru R. Baskaran, Secretary, IRCS, Ariyalur (vii) Thiru J. Williams, Secretary, IRCS, Karur - Members (viii) Dr. Harish L Metha, Chairman, IRCS TNB (ix) Dr. D.A. Prabakar, Vice Chairman, IRCS TNB (x) Thiru M.S.M. Nasruddin, General Secretary, IRCS TNB (xi) Thiru M. Senthilnathan, Hon. Treasurer, IRCS TNB DISASTER MITIGATION SUB COMMITTEE (i) Thiru J. 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