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NEWSLETTER OF INDIAN OIL RETIRED OFFICERS WELFARE ASSOCIATION
INDIAN OIL RETIRED OFFICERS WELFARE ASSOCIATION
July2 0 1 9
Issue No.35
News from Units & Chapters
Chennai Unit
Get-to-gether meeting of our Association was held on 22.3.2019. President Mr Anantharaj briefed the members on Felicitation Award Scheme and on managements agreeing to apply revised pay as of 1.1.2007 for working out benefits under SABF scheme. He advised that our Writ Petition on EPS-95 in Madras High Court along with other Oil Cos are likely to be taken up for final hearing by last week of March 2019.
Mr B Natarajan, Vice President paid rich encomiums on the services rendered by Shri A R Vijayaraghavan and Mr M Thulasingam for their long association with IROWA. They were honourned by Shri K N Venkatasubramanian, our former Chairman and past President.
Dehradun Chapter of IROWA in association with Multiple Action Group for Integrated Rural Development,
Herbertpur, organised a seminar, sangoshthi on World Environment Day 5 June 2019 at village Dhumipur, near Gautam Rishi Ashram, Dhakrani, Dehradun. Around seventy persons from different walks of life participated in this event. Presence of a group of Indian Oil retirees with their families present.
The theme of the event was, “Donate for Green Environment.”
Surrounding of the venue at the bank of river Yamuna was salubrious. Slogans and posters on environment protection were displayed. Sri Surya Prakash Bahuguna a leading name in organic farming was the chairperson and key speakers of the day, emphasised on various aspects to check pollution.
Chief guest Shri P D Bahukhandi, IROWA Convenor of
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NEWS LETTERIROWA
ADVISORY BOARDV. C. Agrawal President, IROWA/Apex Body, New Delhi
J. K. Puri General Secretary, IROWA, New Delhi
S. K. Khare General Secretary, IROWA, Mumbai Unit
C. K. Naha General Secretary, IROWA, Kolkata Unit
P. M. Joshi Convenor, IROWA, Vadodara Unit
Robin Choudhury General Secretary, IROWA, Guwahati Unit
K. A. Venu General Secretary, IROWA, Kerala Unit
T. V. Vishwanathan General Secretary, Chennai Unit
Editorial BoardR. D. Mathur, Editor
J. K. Puri General Secretary
V. V. JainAnand Mohan Mathur
IROWA NewsR. D. Mathur, EditorPh : 9818104851
Email : [email protected] : www.irowaapex.com
CoordinatorsC. Nareyana Murthy, Chennai Sher Singh, Chandigarh
J. K. Verma, Mumbai M. C. Agarwal, Jaipur
C. K. Naha, Kolkata B. L. Gupta, Mathura
P. M. Joshi, Vadodara K. Hariharan, Kerala
Debeswar Battacharya, Guwahati Major B. P. Mathur, Noida
S. K. Sinha, Lucknow N. M. Sethi, Faridabad
A. L. Kapahi, North West Delhi Satish Mathur, Gurgaon
P. D. Bahukhandi, Dehradun
IROWA SecretariatJ. K. Puri, General SecretaryA-032, Belvedere Towers, DLF Phase-II,Gurgaon - 122002 Ph : 0124-4069017, 9899206664Email : [email protected]
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Frankly SpeakingA Social Turmoil
Lucky are those who are looked after well (to their
satisfaction) by their children. Even today sons and daughters
are giving a helping hand to the senior most member willingly,
smilingly, respectfully and with compassion. However such
species are now rare to find due to changing values of life,
culture and in-tolerance.
The generation next to senior/super seniors has distinct
advantage due to the flourishing economy and advancing
technology motivating them for moving out of joint family in
search of greener pasture, leaving behind their seniors to fend
for themselves.
There are many seniors who are the recipients of the
prosperity accruing to their children yet devoid of emotional
and physical support needed by them in their twilight days.
‘Money does not make the mare go’. The need of the hour is
a gift of ‘word of favor’ and ‘a smile of praise’. The present day
relationship is more self personality oriented and devoid of
thoughtfulness and thankfulness. The sacrifices made by
seniors are conveniently forgotten. The biggest casualty is
‘joint family system’ which landed greater emphasis on
discipline and family hierarchy.
The worst scenario is for those who are still well-off yet
deprived of their own children by the almighty. They are
condemned for each of their acts, looked down upon as a
burden, considered totally devoid of wisdom and foresight.
One of our colleague detailed his pathetic story and
concluded by noting ‘I am so much frustrated that I have
decided to donate all my assets including all organs of my
body to a reputed hospital, sheer out of vengence to deprive
their privilege even of cremating my body.’ It is an irony of faith
that this generation on one hand looks down upon their
seniors yet have an eagle eye on the residues of their fortune.
There is another dimension of this social turmoil. Children
have demonstrated in Humburg with play cards. ‘Our parents
do not love us’.
‘They love their smart phones’. ‘They play with their
phones not with us’. ‘We are angry’. ‘We are very angry’.
Whats app message narrated a same story. A lady teacher
asked children to pen down ten lines on the parents. One of
the students wrote ‘my parents do not love me’. ‘They love
their smart phone’. ‘They play with it and not with me’.
Sadly it turned out to be teacher’s own son, which made her cry.
A miss-adventure will not escape punishment and a
Samaritan will not yawn for the reward. One will not be
balanced by the other. Such is the law of nature.
God bless those who matter.
Between us.
R D Mathur C-87, Gr. Flr., USHA SADAN
Editor Panchsheel Enclave, N D.-110017
Ph.: 9818104851
Email : [email protected]
Doon Chapter briefed about the continuous efforts of Indian Oil for making greener fuel by way of systematic removal of lead, benzene sulphur and other pollutants from it. He also briefed about E-petrol, Bio-diesel to reduce air pollution. Plants and cotton bags were distributed among the participants.
Enhusiasm among the children towards environment was significantly visible. Practical working on Organic farming, waste management, control of air and water pollution was chalked out.
Prizes were given to the speakers and meritorious children. It was unanimously resolved to act on protecting environment.
On behalf of MAG, Shri Mahendra Singh Chauhan gave a vote of thanks. Organic food was served and vegetables were put on sale.
Vadodara Unit organised its get-to-gether Function / AGM / 18th May 2019 attended by around 200 members with their spouses. “IROWA Directory 2018” received from New Delhi and “IROWA Members Directory 2018 Vadodara Unit 'Rajkot Chapter were distributed personally to the members. Annual accounts and Reformation of Executive Committee for 2019-21 were unanimously approved by the House, appreciating and thanking to the ongoing Team of Executive Committee lead by convenor of the Unit Shri P M Joshi.
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Vadodara Unit
A meeting was held on 25 th May, 2019 of Noida Chapter attended by 45 members and spouses. The Telephone Directories were distributed to all the members present. Birthday was celebrated of Sh OP Thakural by cutting a cake and greeting card was presented by Sh SC Tandon to Shri Thakural. One new member was enrolled. A sumptuous Lunch was served to all members. Major BP Mathur participation expressed his greatful thanks to the members for their postiepation.
Noida Chapter
The AGM of IROWA (Kerala Unit) was held on 15/12/2018 at Rama Varma Club, KOCHI. The meeting was chaired by Shri K S Nair, President of Kerala Unit and was attended by around 100 members with their family. Shri K S Nair in his presidential address thanked the IOC Management for the recent announcement of felicitation award and revision in SABF pension. He also thanked the Delhi, Southern and Eastern Units of IROWA for the financial assistance extended to us for helping the flood affected members. IOC Management has not responded to our various pending issues. Efforts are on by our Apex body Delhi Unit members to resolve the issues.
Shri K A Venu, Secretary welcomed the members and thanked all members for their support and cooperation. He highlighted – shifting of date from 31.12.2006 to 1.1.2007 on SABF pension, Felicitation award, Kerala flood, revision pending on medical benefits, non-implementation of PBT announced by BPE; financial assistance to flood affected members etc. Other points highlighted are : Around Rs.1.70 lacs were distributed to our flood affected members. During the function 23 members who attained the above of 80+ were felicitated. He also mentioned that our Association exists for the past more than 25 years. The Apex body at Delhi with the support of various Units established very good rapport with the top Management. IOC Management was kind enough to listen to our problems/issues and periodical revisions were taking place on various retiral benefits. IROWA takes up all welfare issues of retired officers with the Management and not one issue alone. There should not have any apprehension that IROWA takes up issues affecting only certain section of retirees. All issues relating to retirees are taken up for a solution.
Shri B Karthikeyan, DGM(HR), KeSO joined the AGM and clarified the issues which are pending with KeSO. He also conveyed the ban imposed by Management for nomination of hospitals. Shri K S Nair appreciated the assistance extended by his team to the retired employees.
Other members spoke on the occasion were Shri Tomy Kuriakose, Shri MN Unni, Shri R B Kamath and Nandakumar.:
Shri K V Paul gave vote of thanks to the President, Mr K S Nair for his excellent leadership. Shri K A Venu, Secretary for his dedication and commitment.
Kerala Unit
Another legend passes away. Mr M M Lal became second President of Indian Oil Retired Officers Welfare Association after Late Shri T K Sinha layid the foundation of this great organisation in 1987.
Mr Lal took over in 1988 was ably assisted by the First General Secretary Late Shri R K Gupta. He continued as President till he handed over the Presidentship to Late Shri S S Saxena in 1991.
Mr M M Lal took over the Presidentship of the association at the time when it was in its infancy having very few members on roll form Refineries. His task was cut out, enrolment drive of members from all the divisions particularly from marketing division Delhi where from the retired. The financial position required his concentrated efforts for improving its financial health.
Mr Lal was a pioneer in his 'PR' and his contribution towards the growth of Indian Oil Corporation due to his links with the government and is note worthy. His contribution towards the growth of IROWA is loudable.
Mr Lal was a very religious and pious person. He was associated with Sai Temple, Lodhi Road, New Delhi for a long period. He also established another Sai Temple near his residence.
A Legend Passes Away
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A Noval Idea“What a Nice Idea! Swiss Time Bank”
A student studying in Switzerland observes:
While studying in Switzerland, I rented a house near the school.
The landlady Kristina is a 67 year-old single old lady who had worked as a teacher in a secondary school before she retired.
Switzerland's pension is very good, enough to not worry her about food and shelter in her later years.
However, she actually found "work" to take care of an 87 year-old single old man.
I asked if she was working for money.
Her answer surprised me: *“I do not work for money, but I put my time in the 'time bank’, and when I cannot move in my old age, I could withdraw it".*
The first time I heard about this concept of "Time Bank", I was very curious and asked the landlady more.
The original “Time Bank” was an old-age pension program developed by the Swiss Federal Ministry of Social Security. People saved the 'Time' taking care of the elderly when they were younger, and when they were old, ill or needed care could withdraw it.
Applicants must be healthy, good at communicating and full of love. Everyday they have to look after the elderly who need help.
Their service hours will be deposited into the personal 'Time' accounts of the social security system.
She went to work twice a week, spending two hours each time helping the elderly, shopping, cleaning their room, taking them out to sunbathe, chatting with them.
According to the agreement, after one year of her service, “Time Bank” will calculate her working hours and issue her a “Time Bank Card”.
When she needs someone to take care of her, she can use her “Time Bank Card” to “Time To Withdraw“ and "Time Interest”. After the information verification, “Time Bank” will assign other volunteers to take care of her at the hospital or her home.
One day, I was in school and the landlady called and said she fell off the stool when she was wiping the window.
I quickly took leave and sent her to the hospital for treatment.
The landlady broke her ankle and needed to stay in bed for a while.
While I was preparing to apply for a home to take care of her, the landlady told me that I need not worry about her
She had already submitted a withdrawal request to the “Time Bank”.
Sure enough, in less than two hours "Time Bank" sent a nursing worker to come and care for the landlady.
In the following month, the care worker took care of the landlady everyday, chatted with her and made delicious meals for her.
Under the meticulous care of the carer, the landlady soon recovered her health.
After recovering, the landlady went back to "Work". She said that she intends to save more time in the "Time Bank" while she is still healthy.
Today, in Switzerland, the use of "Time Banks" to support old age has become a common practice.
This not only saves the country pension expenses, but also solves other social problems.
Many Swiss citizens are very supportive of this kind of old-age pensions.
The survey conducted by the Swiss pension organization shows that more than half of Swiss people also want to participate in this type of old-age care service.
The Swiss government also passed legislation to support the "Time Bank" pension scheme.
At present the number of "Empty-Nest Old People" in Asian countries are increasing and it has gradually become a social problem.
Switzerland style "Time Bank" pension may be a good option for us too.
Contributed by
V. P. GUPTA
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Human life is jugglery with 5 balls the way professional artist in the Circus plays with five balls simultaneously by throwing each ball in the air and none of the balls fall on the ground.
In our life also we continuously play with 5 balls three of which are made of rubber and will not break if they fall and will bounce back for us to catch whereas two balls are made of glass. If they fall they immediately break. There is no way to get these balls back in our life
The three rubber balls are money, business and property. If they fall there is every possibility that money, if lost, may come back. Similarly, businesses are turned around and accumulated losses wiped out. The same applies to property as well.
Remaining two are glass balls - our health and family.
We pursue the three rubber balls but ignore the two glass balls. Obvious reason for our pursuing the rubber balls is the visible multiplier effect of success in business, money and property during prime of our lives.
Once we loose our health we are unlikely to recover fully or at all. A single chronic ailment can put all other priorities on the backdoor – not only for us but for every member of our family.
Balance among the balls is the key factor for a life well lived. We cannot simply pay full attention to our two glass i.e. our health and family ignoring the financial part.
We definitely require money because where money is required nothing else works - not even our family or our health although in rarest of the rare cases a healthy man can sell his vital body organs like kidney or lever but this is rare and illegal.
Similarly, in some cases our family comes to our rescue but these cases are again comparatively rare and we lose our respect in the family and society in such cases.
It is quite common that when we get success in our job or in business the success is intoxicating and forces us to put a little extra work for substantial benefit. We have to be careful at this juncture to not to ignore the other balls and should forgo part of the benefit to maintain balance in our life.
Similarly, when we get success in property during rising prices we take heavy loans and go for more property to make fast buck but such loans have a heavy toll on our health and family life. Most of the people suffering from chronic ailments suffer just because they went out of the way to satisfy their greed for more money and property or success in business.
All the members of our association are extremely lucky as a class service class is well protected against over work excessive travelling and other factors adversely affecting
Jewellery With Five Balls
Your Reaction Tells
Your ClassOnce in an interview Shri Nasiruddin Shah said that :
Amitabh Bachchan has not made any meaningful contribution to Indian cinema
Not because he is pure
a professional actor.
After this the journalist met Mr
Amitabh Bachchan immediately
and told him about his interview with Shri Nasiruddin Shah.
Want to know the feedback?
Amitabh Bachchan said,
When Naseeruddin Shah who is an
International actor says something
one needs to do introspection and not react.
Once a journalist asked Shri Gulzar about names of his five favorite songwriters. He quickly gave the names where Javed Akhtar Sahab 's name did not appear.
The journalist shared this fact with Javed Akhtar Sahab.
Javed Akhtar Sahab said,
“ I have to domore hard work to get a place in the list.
This is called personality,
This is called positive thinking
Mud slinging is not the way with this class of people.
health because we never suffered from greed for making lot of money. What we got was our salary and perks. Our honest hard work could secure better career. The same advantage is not available to the business class or for professionals who have to put in lot of hours into their business or profession to make a decent living.
It is almost a universal truth that sick rich people have healthy servants because not that they are busy but they don't want to spend their energy on activities involving walking in the house as they can always call their servant even for a glass of water. This small breaks like picking up your own things attending to the doorbell and the like keep our metabolism active and make a substantial effect on our health. Active lifestyle is key to good health.
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HOLIDAY HOME BOOKINGHoliday Home Booking has been done on-line by IOC. Request for booking period, location and number of rooms/ cottage required is to be emailed to respective regions. Full payment has to be remitted to IOC through any of the following modes:
Cheques or payment online.
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MOBILE PHONE
TRAVEL BY CAR
CUSTOM IN DELHI
CUSTOM IN SOUTH
Our members are using both categories of mobile phones - the basic and smart phones. Many recent retirees use multiple gadgets. All these involve some etiquettes. It is very common that people disconnect a call when they are busy in some important activity. The caller doesn't know what activity you are involved in and may think that it is the poor network because of which the call has not got connected. He is likely to call you up again. Later your telling that you were busy with some very important activity and you disconnected pinches the caller. It is against the etiquettes of mobile phone usage to assume that the other person knows your situation. You must briefly tell him that you will call him back. If you are using a smartphone you can and press a button which will automatically send a message to the caller that you will call back in so many minutes or whatever message you set up will go as SMS.
It is common that when we take lift from a friend we utilise the time in clearing our WhatsApp messages or for calling up/messaging friends giving our friend in the car that he is being used as a driver.
When you are traveling with somebody in your car and want to play music you can check with your co-passenger his interest and play the music of common interest.
Sometimes we travel in a car driven by our son, daughter or daughter in law and we happen to be sitting on the rear seat on the right side i.e. traffic side. It is important that we don't hesitate and ask our son or daughter to open the door for us so that we can get down safely because the person standing outside the car can guide the traffic and open the door safely rather than the person sitting inside and opening the door when the traffic permits.
This column can be gainfully used for various types of etiquettes both for the retiree and his family members.
I have a very strong liking for a custom in Delhi where the visitor is offered water even without his asking for a glass of water.
The custom of south of leaving the footwear outside the house is an excellent way because people hesitate to tell the visitor to leave the footwear outside where they themselves don't want footwear to be brought inside the house. For that matter carpet getting spoilt unknowingly and unintentionally because of possible rain outside or general dusty conditions crossing the footwear to carry dust inside.
Guest is invariably told to avoid to not to bother and come with what we have even on the carpet recently I went to a friend who had just laid a Persian carpet Egyptian carpet and my leaving the footwear outside pleased him very much because I worked in south for 5 years and habitually I avoid caring footwear inside the house.
EtiquettesA man met an unkown person in a shopping mall the only time, that man pretended his phone battery had gone flat and requested if he could use cellphone to call an uber taxi to take him home. Note that uber records details of any phone call that contacts them for service. So when the following morning the driver was found dead and the car missing, the uber company produced to the police the details of the phone used in calling the cab and that's how the man who gave his phone to that stranger got tangled in the murder case and had a harrowing time. Please dont give out your phone to any stranger/person to send text or do any other thing on it as you run the risk of being implicated in a crime you know nothing about.
It is safer and advisable to refuse such request. Please share this with your loved ones.
Editors Pic.
Many small courtisies result in dis-com-feature. While in bank someone ask for your ‘pen’ and forgot to return. Refusal for such courtises is to wardoff your inconvenience. You may decide to be choosy.
*Shocking Incident*
Many members have desired to know if felicitation award is taxable.
As per CA’s opinion it is taxable and must be included as income under the head ‘Income from other sources’ while filing Return for the Assessment Year 2020-21 (Financial Year 2019-2020)
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India Energy Forum 1919
India Energy Forum 1919 honoured Shri R M Sodhi Ex-ED IOC.
This is token of gratitude for the immense lifelong contribution made by you to the Energy Sector and ore significantly to the India Energy Forum, to help establish it as a leading independent Energy Think Tank and Platform in India.
We cannot thank you e n o u g h f o r h a v i n g imparted your priceless distilled wisdom in the ene rgy sphe re and sincerely look forward to your continued guidance.
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Time has come when each day has to be celebrated as environment Day.
We can learn from small people like coconut vendor.
He uses empty coconut shell for presenting a sapling to his customers rather than throwing away the shell requiring its ultimate disposal.
This brilliant gesture on his part makes the customer aware of the need to protect trees and greenery around us.
We senior citizens can develop the hobby of gardening and make our humble contribution to make the environment greener. This will keep us gainfully engaged towards a social cause directly affecting our future generations who are likely to face global warming largely caused by over harvesting bounties of nature by our generation. Our forefathers used to lead balanced life in villages where use of natural resources was optimal with hardly any harm to ecology
Anyone of us doing any good to the environment in an innovative way may share on this platform for others to follow within their means. Some of our colleague retirees have used open space in flats on higher floors for growing fruits and vegetables.
Environment Day
IOCean Mr Dinesh Khanna - Men's singles
Asian Champion 1965Mr Dinesh Khanna achieved the feat on November 14, 1965 became the first Indian to win an Asian badminton. For the last 65 years his record remains unbeaten.
Mr Dinesh Khanna had started his sports career at a time when our country was not on the sports map in any game, one had to instil confidence in the family that he is
serious about his passion and fund his passion out of his pocket money with non-existent sponsorships.
On our probing Mr Dinesh Khanna candidly elaborated as follows
“I have only one wish that is to see another Indian wining the Asian Championship crown so that I have a company.
During my playing days my backhand was considered very strong. But nobody taught me. I only learnt it by reading a book by Kenneth Davidson. The players had to spent from their pocket if they wanted to persue the sport in a serious way. Know a days, it is easier for the players to get sponsorship.
At that time I was 22 years and was returning from a knee injury. I had not even won a National Championship till then, let alone International Tournaments. I bearly had months training before going into the Tournament, which was being held in Lucknow. There were four Indian players in the tournament and I was the fourth one. I was unseeded but then I hit the right chord at the right time. Out of all the wins, the quarter final triumph against Japan’s Yoshinori Itagaki gave me confidence as the match had been long rallies. I only won due to better stamina.
In the semi final I defeated another Indian Mr Suresh Goel and then in the final I got the better of Thailand’s Sangol Rattanusora to clinch the title. Many thought my win was a fluke. After I won the Nehru Memorial International Badminton Tournament in Delhi, which happened right after Asian Championship everyone started taking me seriously.”
His observation on his historic trumph and his take on current generation of Indian shutler is enumerated below:
He considered this is the golden age of Indian Badminton. There are 4 to 5 players in mens and womens single are in the top 20. Saina Nehwal is already number one. We have also won medals in almost every major Championship.
It has changed a lot and it has changed for better. The top Indian players have specialised coaching, trainers and they get to play regularly with top players.
Presently he traines kids at the basic and intermediate level at Siri Fort Auditorium. If they want to persue the sports more professionally then he refer them to other centres like the one being run by Pullela Gopichand or Prakash Padukone.
Mr Dinesh Khanna was honoured by Elima Mater, Punjab Engineering College Chandigarh now named as PEC University of Technology with distinguished Alumnus Award 2017 for overall excellence specially outstanding achievements as a Badminton player and contribution as Sports Administrator.
Award was presented by Director of University Dr. Manoj K Arora on Foundation Day.
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We Will Miss Them1. Shri M M Lal Kanpur 30412. Shri Shenoy U Mohan Gurugram 27093. Shri Vishwa Nath Kacker Bhopal 9914. Shri Ashok Dhar Mumbai 128625. Shri Dilip Deysarkar Kolkata 132216. Shri Sujit Kumar Majumdar Kolkata 29007. Shri P K Basu Kolkata 49618. Shri Subodh Basak Kolkata 136029. Shri A D Sachdeva Faridabad 22500710. Shri N Mani New Delhi 5345511. Smt Raj Kumari Challu Gurgaon 6776
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Sub: Sports , arts, games and other activities for IOC Retired officers.
Let me introduce self: B.S.Pillai, Retired in (2016) from IOC marketing LPG Bottling Plant, Cochin. IROWA Kerala Unit member.
Retirement is a freedom from bondage and free time for ones passion. IROWA members got it enough. Many members may be on touring these days. What will they do on other days? In every person there is abundant spirit of sports/games creative energy.
An idea spurted in my mind that sports/games like activities in an organized way can be arranged by IROWA. In IOC these activities are there. In similar or differently with the available way IROWA members also can do it. It can be modified considering our requirement and limitations.
Depends on individual liking, interested members can participate, compete and win or lose, will be the spirit of the game.
Initial level competition can be done in state/ region level, from there selected persons at centre level competition. OR If the participants are less in numbers all can be participated at central level competition. An initial level assessment can be done for the members response on this ideology and items for participation.
A committee can be formulated to set initial rules. Give fair chances for all interested members to participate in their passion item. I mean don’t give any eligibility criteria condition. I suggest, whoever interested must be included in any item. The various activities for participation appears in my thoughts are:
Race: 100m, 200m, 400m, 500m 750m, 1000m, mini marathon, half marathon, full marathon?
Badminton, Tennis, table tennis, shuttle, Billiards snooker, Golf, Cricket, Football, Hockey, Volleyball basket ball, weight lifting
Swimming, cycling, walking, high/ long jump, throws, shot-puts, yoga
(Unhealthy items for elders must be avoided eg Shot-puts/ High jump etc. But if someone insists any particular item at his own risk in specific writing may be done. However all items risk is his own in writing)
Games: snakes and ladder, Caroms, Chess, Rummy, Teen Patha, BRIDGE (this is must)
Some of the popular video games also can also be added (but it should be announced earlier for practice).
Storytelling Hindi/English, story writing, poem writing, poem singing, Essay writing in English/ Hindi, painting, drawing, clay modelling, special creations, magic, etc.
Many more items can be added according to committee decision. Let sports/games committee decides what is
A Suggestion – Ponder over for its practicability
required.
The events can be conducted at good places within the territory of state/region and for centre events, anywhere in India / world the committee decides.
An opinion gathering can be made through letter to all members with a questionnaire.
The rules of competition must be formulated by each items experts bearing in mind that it is for elders. Existing rules of IOC may be taken only for guidance. Accommodation to be provided for outstation participants at reasonable rate. Whether TA/DA can be given at minimum rate can be thought of. A sports fund can be generated from well wishers from all ends. Give adequate private publicity for fund raising. An entry fee for participation also can be thought of.
Let the elders engage in mental/physical recreation, it can make them younger. Thinking of participating in his own passion item surely will make him vigor and enjoyable. He will start thinking of his young time and rejuvenate each cells of his body mind. Surely I will enjoy Bridge card game.
These are my thoughts.
Let me stop it now. Looking forward some positive surprises from your end.
Contributed by
B. S. PILLAI
A StoryA famous Astrologer arrived in a city. It was believed that his predictions were 100% true.
Sharma ji gave him Rs 1100 / - and asked the astrologer, "Maharaj,
When, where and in what circumstances will I die? "
The astrologer pondered over Sharma ji's question, studied his palm with apt attention, did face reading with utmost attention.
Then he wrote down some numbers and did some calculations on his slate.
After a while, he predicted in a grave tone:
"Sharma ji, your fate lines say that you will get as much age as your father gets.
The circumstances and place of your death will also be the same as your father's ".
Hearing this, "Sharma ji" got scared, panic was visible on his face and he rushed from that place in great hurry.
After 1 hour "Sharma ji" did some over-due shopping for his parents and returned to his house from old age home, of course, with his overjoyed parents – he visualised that could be in Store for him in future.
Contributed by
Ashok Sachdeva
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Chemically it is called as sodium chloride or NaCl2..
When we were young, this salt was produced by evaporating sea water. That was the only viable source of getting salt and it was abundantly available. It was so cheap that even the grocery traders in Mumbai used to keep it unlocked outside their shop during night time. The second source was rock salt – very expensive for daily use and available in Pakistan.
But in 1986 things changed.
Tata's approached Government with a request to sell "Iodized Salt". They gave a reason that people in North Eastern states suffer from iodine deficiency and their salt with iodine will prevent all deceases arising from iodine deficiency.
The corporate lobbying worked. Rajiv Gandhi government BANNED human consumption of natural sea salt and made it mandatory to use iodized salt throughout India.
Since Tata's were the only iodized salt producers, they had monopoly in this business. I
The ladies liked this salt because it was not getting sticky during monsoon like sea salt. A small quantity was sufficient to create taste etc. But price of Tata salt was almost 5 times the sea salt.
Nobody knows the real story why Tata's lobbied to ban natural sea salt.
Tata chemicals had a huge chemical plant in Mithapur, Gujarat state. They used to produce tons of chemically induced salt as a by product in the chemical process.
This salt could not be dumped in the landfill otherwise it would destroy farming land. Hence Tata chemicals had created railroad tracks to take this salt to the sea and dump it in the sea.
Naturally, they were spending huge money in disposing this salt. Hence they followed the western ideology of creating iodized salt.
When Indian government changed the rules, Tata chemicals started making huge profit instead of spending money in disposing the salt.
Basically Tata chemicals followed the same suit from western countries.
Over a period of time people started understanding bad effects of using chemically manufactured salt.
1) The sodium content in chemically induced salt is very high. That is why even a small quantity was sufficient to create taste. Prolonged consumption of this salt created high blood pressure, stroke and heart attack problems.
2) To control this problem, people started taking med ic ines . As a resu l t , bus iness o f pharmaceutical companies increased! Doctors' business improved. Hospitals earned more money.
“Pinch of Salt” 3) Iodine level in the human body is a very delicate balance. If it is not within the limits then it creates thyroid problem. Generally speaking, Indians have a balanced iodine level and don't need extra dose of iodine.
But with Tata salt, everyone was getting unnecessary extra dose of iodine. Result, people started getting thyroid problem, obesity problem and other issues.
4) Again, pharmaceutical companies made huge profits by selling thyroid medicine. The blood testing laboratories got good business, the doctors got good business and fitness centers got huge business (to control obesity).
All this because of pinch of salt that was controlled by the government regulation.
In US, people realized heath issues due to this salt and asked to lift ban on the sea salt.
Government partially removed the restriction on sea salt.
But now the sea salt is available in US as a novelty with a premium price. It is almost 5 times costlier than the chemically manufactured iodized sea salt.
The point is, the sea salt which was cheap and abundantly available through natural sources, was banned by the government and after couple of decades, same sea salt is now available 5 times costlier!!!!
This is called corporate strategy and good governance.
Yes time and time again good doctors have recommended going back to natural salt.
Thank you for exposing the grand conspiracy of corporates. Lets all go back to sea salt.
Contributed by
N. K. Das
9 | IROWA NEWS July 2019
Miscellaneous ExpensesReimbursement
A sum of Rs. 15,000 p.a. is admissible to the retired
employees / spouses, under PRMS scheme of IOC to
meet their miscellaneous domiciliary treatment expenses
on items like homeopathy treatment, cost of spectacles,
hearing aid and travel for outstation reference etc.
Miscellaneous Expenses Reimbursement can be claimed
on "Self Certification" basis upon the prescribed ceiling
once in a financial year either in the month of September or
in the month of March.
Members are advised to claim the amount in the month of
September.
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THE SITUATION: In Washington, DC, at a Metro Station, on a cold January morning in 2007, this man with a violin played six Bach pieces for about 45 minutes. During that time, approximately 2,000 people went through the station, most of them on their way to work. After about 3 minutes, a middle-aged man noticed that there was a musician playing. He slowed his pace and stopped for a few seconds, and then he hurried on to meet his schedule.
About 4 minutes: The violinist received his first dollar. A woman threw money in the hat and, without stopping, continued to walk.
At 6 minutes: A young man leaned against the wall to listen to him, then looked at his watch and started to walk again.
At 10 minutes: A 3-year old boy stopped, but his mother tugged him along hurriedly. The kid stopped to look at the violinist again, but the mother pushed hard and the child continued to walk, turning his head the whole time. This action was repeated by several other children, but every parent — without exception — forced their children to move on quickly.
At 45 minutes: The musician played continuously. Only 6 people stopped and listened for a short while. About 20 gave money but continued to walk at their normal pace. The man collected a total of $32.
After 1 hour : He finished playing and silence took over. No one noticed and no one applauded. There was no recognition at all.
No one knew this, but the violinist was Joshua Bell, one of the greatest musicians in the world. He played one of the most intricate pieces ever written, with a violin worth $3.5 million dollars. Two days earlier, Joshua Bell sold out a theater in Boston where the seats averaged over $100 each to sit and listen to him play the same music.
This is a true story. Joshua Bell, playing incognito in the D.C. Metro Station, was organized by the Washington Post as part of a social experiment about perception, taste and people's priorities.
This experiment raised several questions:
In a common-place environment, at an inappropriate hour, do we perceive beauty?
If so, do we stop to appreciate it?
Are we able to recognize talent in an unexpected context?
One possible conclusion reached from this experiment could be this:
If we do not have a moment to stop and listen to one of the best musicians in the world, playing some of the finest music ever written, with one of the most beautiful instruments ever made . . .How many other things are we missing as we rush through life?
Enjoy life NOW . . . has an expiry date!
Contributed by:
N. M. Sethi
Perception Letter To EditorIROWA Directory 2018 a major source and fund of information. Be addresses, Telephone Numbers, Medical, SABF, Ex-Gratia, List of Nominated Hospitals and Contact Nos., Guest Houses and Numbers. Six monthly and Chronic entitlements. Chronic ailments and so on. Any correction may be informed to Delhi office for Master Updation. Please go through this most useful data information. Preserve it for future reference. Share with your wife and loved one. And lastly never misplace it. IROWA Delhi has taken lots of pain and hours to compile and bring it into a compact book. Read, Share and use it. Congrats IROWA Delhi Unit Committee Members and best wishes to the Members of Directory 2018 for splendid job.
Contributed by
Mangesh Kerkar
Letter To EditorIROWA Directory 2018 – 428 Pages
The Bringer of Happiness with astonishing aspects delights us, to see the names / addresses and contact numbers of our retired officers.
The Directory is a spectacular display with verdant greenery thoughts.
The team of our people who were all involved to bring out this All India Directory, only show us, their dashing, dynamic and delightful duty with their stamina, energy and pain, to make us for the fresh look in it.
While referring the directory, we, ride to remember the mist-mash index of experience, with whom were navigated during service in different locations.
Mere words cannot fathom or express our happiness and harmony for the symbiotic relationship, built in the genuinely best directory.
Conveying my heartfelt fondly scintillating thanks to all the Samaritans geared-up and associated in the marathon vigours task of bringing out the All India IROWA Directory 2018.
Splendid Future in our IROWA.
Contributed by
S A Purushothaman
10 | IROWA NEWS July 2019
DisclaimerThe opinion and contents published in IROWA News Letter are of the contributor/writer.Readers are requested to consult their physicians before starting any medicines, herbs, therapies etc. suggested in any write-up.The publisher and members of the editorial board are not responsible for opinions and recommendations in the articles published.
An Extract* Before drinking a finger, is diped in the glass, two drops
are dropped down ... *
* It is considered a ritual in alcoholic etc..*
* A word of * DRINK* is a alphabet created by looking at
the effect of each peg.
1. If you takes a peg* then it is okay for *Digestion*, so
that *D* was taken.
2. If you take the second peg *then it is OK for*
Relaxation*, so that * 'R'* is taken.
3. If you take *Third Peg*, then it make it *Intelligent* *,
hence its *"I"* taken.
4. If you take *Fourth Peg*, then you make things
*Naughty*, because of that *"N"* taken.
5. If you take *5th Peg*, then you make *King (King)*,
so that *'K'* has been taken.
This makes *DRINK*
The remaining knowledge will be given when you call the
drink.
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11 | IROWA NEWS July 2019
Regulate LifestyleA Few Common Sense Tips
1. SLEEP EARLY GET UP EARLY – Recite Holy Name
2. GARLIC (LEHSUN) – One bud finely chopped swallow with a glass of water in the morning.
3. BRISK MORNING WALK – Yogic exercise 20 min.
4. HONEY & LIME – One table spoon Honey ½ fresh lime in a glass of water.
5. MEDITATION – Morning efficient work & Bedtime sound sleep
6. SMILE AND BE HAPPY – Laughter the best Tonic
7. EAT LESS / LIVE BETTER – Eat slowly, cheerfully, chew food thoroughly, Alkaline, Hi Roughage, Hi Fibre Foods, Green Leafy Vegetables, Fresh Fruits.
8. WATER – Best coolant Cleanser, Freshner, Take 10-15 Glasses. No water with meals.
9. OUR DUTY – Loyalty, Dedication, Devotion without harming anyone.
10. THANK GOD – For his gift of life, count our blessings, Joy, Sorrows part of life.
11. RESPECT ELDERS – Get blessings – Respect and get respected.
12. PLEASE – Thank you, I am sorry – Help positive Environment, prevent conflicts.
REDUCE INTAKE OF
13. SALT - Excess salt causes water retention overweight and Hi BP.
Take vegetable / Fruit Salads without salt. Avoid Achar, Papd, Chatni (APC).
14. SUGAR – Tea / Coffee, Milk without Sugar, Try natural Sugar from Gur, Honey, Dates.
15. FATS – (Ghee / Oil)
To prevent / control Hi BP, Blood Cholestrol ane Overweight reduce intake of Fried Foods, Non Veg.
16. MAIDA PREPARATIONS- Tasty but sticky – difficult to digest cause constipation.
SAY NO TO
1. Smoking – Akin to self immolation, invitation to Cancer.
2. Alchoholic Drinks – Depresents / Dehydrating
3. Non Veg Foods – Acidic, difficult to Digest – No Fibre, No Roughage, Oily, Hot Spicy
4. Pan Masala – Invitation to Cancer.
USE WILL POWER
JUST DO ITContributed by
V K Anand
Suggestions for News Letter
“Suggestion to start column in IROWA N/L title ‘Memories linger on’–where Iocian can reminisce/share some unique or unsung accomplishment of their ‘groups or teams’ as opposed to focus on individuals.”
Greetings from
Cupertino
Editors pic:
We would love to publish the memories, achievements of Iocians or their children, group activities.
It is pertinent to mention that we had been publishing the above mention in the form of write ups or Annual General Body Meetings of Units and Chapters with their activities from the very inception of IROWA News Letter.
However of late it is observed that the flow of such information as referred above is reducing.
In this particular N/L Issue No. 35 July 2019 we are highlighting on the achievements of Shri Dinesh Khanna a badminton legand who has made Iocian and Indian Oil proud of him.
The next issue is expected to highlight the achievements of another Iocian Ms. Hima Das from Assam who have won the Gold Medal for the country. Our emphasis on group activities is very much visible in our publications.
Suggestions and print material with publishable photographs are welcome.
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12 | IROWA NEWS July 2019
money from notorious banks and soliciting similar action
by our friend and relatives.
I will share with you a glaring loot by HDFC Bank. Savings
Bank account has to be converted by the customer into a
senior citizen account after attaining the age of 60 years.
Since the bank has date of birth of each and every account
holder on record the conversion to Senior Citizen Account
should be automatic. Worst is the case where a Senior
Citizen Account is treated as a regular account and one
has to keep track of debits in the account.
HDFC BANK used to levy çharges for non-maintenance of
minimum balance as AQB - Average Quarterly Balance.
This was changed to AMB - Average Monthly Balance
without notice. This brilliant change gave a enormous
financial benefit to the bank as the customer base is huge.
Similarly, the bank has subtle ways of raising small debits
in Credit Card Accounts and Savings Bank Accounts. If you
make a transaction through your credit card in excess of
you specified credit limit neither the transaction is refused
nor you get SMS about your exceeding the limit. You
simply get an extra debit in your Credit Card Account.
Banks have their own strong security arrangements in the
form of safe deposit locker rooms, armed security guards,
insurance covers, collateral, their own legal departments,
protection from law enforcing agencies, IT enabled
protection, security alarms, training to staff on handling
robbery attempts and the list can go on.
On the other hand is the helpless gullible customer who
has to accept all the stated and unstated terms and
conditions of the banks. Moreover, any condition can be
changed without notice. Customers are made to sign
bunches of documents which one cannot read as practical
constraints do not permit detailed study. In any case, he
cannot contest any clause These are all there to protect
the interest of the banks.
We IOC retirees are a force to reckon with. Our collective
deposits, can force banks to stop cheating us by sharing
our own experiences with banks and withdrawing our
Day Light Robberyby Banks
IROWA - New Members81413
Shri Sharma AnilSmt S unita Sharma
206 Sunehri Bagh ApartmentSector - 13, Rohini
Delhi 1100848588879344
15208Shri Narayanan K
N LalithaFlat No. 22, Anjali ApartmentsNew No. 100, Lake View Road
West Mambalam, Chennai 600033044-23713914, 9445459906
18104Shri Bindal Durgesh KumarMrs Poonam Jyoti BindalHouse No. 589, Sector - 9
Panchkula 1341090172-2583810, [email protected]
15637Shri Moorthy J
G 1, Virat Ganesa4/8, 15th Street
Jai Nagar, ArumbakkamChennai 600106
044-23637009, [email protected]
135085Shri Pandey Sudhir Kumar
Mrs Meena PandeyC1/404, SRS Residency, Sector - 88
Faridabad 1210029818053085
65784Shri Bareja Anil
Smt Rekha Bareja401, Sector - 4Urban Estate
Gurugram1220019873014266
19506Shri Andleigh Pankaj
Preeta AndleighD-1/1603,
Cleo Country, Sector - 121NOIDA 201301
0120-4113714, [email protected]
5317Shri Bhatia Lalit Kumar
Madhu BhatiaI-801, Omega Paradise
Survey No. 174/175Wakad, Pune 411057
8999163128, [email protected]
17020Shri Ramachandran P4/39, F-1, First Floor
St. Paticks Church Road, 3rd LaneSt. Thomas Mount,
Chennai 600016044-22334162, 9445205718
225420Shri Sharma H K
Mrs Kiran SharmaHouse No. 1813
Sector - 88, Faridabad1210069711905562
18635Shri Mitra RajanSmt Nita MitraFlat No. 85New
Pragatisheel ApartmentVasundhra Enclave, Delhi110096
18206Shri Gupta Ashok Kumar
Madhu GuptaA-115, Lok Vihar, Pitam Pura
Delhi1100349899789067
19709Shri Sahu Om Prakash
Smt Divya Prakash125 Gulshan Enclave
Near Khurram Nagar ChaurahaLucknow 226022
57775Shri Nathani H G
Mrs Aruna NathaniB - 75, Sector - 23
NOIDA 2013010120-4168479, [email protected]
19595Shri Verma Ajay
Mrs Sunita BanslaB - 99, Second Floor
Defence ColonyNew Delhi 110024
20034Shri Prasad Krishna S
Smt Jaya PrasadFlat 1-C, First FloorRaj Enclave, Door No. 12, Plot No. 3
Rajaji Avenue Annexe, Valasaravakkam, Chennai 600086
24862142, [email protected]
81416Shri Vij G K
Anjali VijF-75, Lajpat NagarNew Delhi 110024
22717Shri Ravi RR Jayanthi
Old No. 11, New No. 27Viswanathapuram, 2nd Street
Kodambakkam, Chennai 6000249445376438
18015Shri Kumar RameshMrs Prabhati Kumar
House No. 906Sector - 19Faridabad 121002
17114Shri Chugh Raj KumarSarita Chugh, CD - 26
Malibu TowreSohna Road, Gurugram 122018
0124-4252526, [email protected]
15220Shri Kumar Jogesh
Vasantha JogeshV/670(1) “AMBADI” Devi NagarManali
Palakkad6780019740027820
81428Ms Sharma Madhu
4B/36, Old Rajinder NagarNew Delhi 110060
81128Shri Grover Deepak Kumar
Mrs Madhu GroverA-1/211, 3rd Floor
Paschim ViharNew Delhi 110063
225481Shri Puri Suresh Kumar Dr.
Mrs Sangeeta PuriHouse No. 1868Sector - 9
Faridabad 1210060129-4171868, 9873081868
21019Shri Modi Shiv Shankar
Saroj ModiC-302, Adarsh Hill apart.Kumar Swamy LayoutOpp. Dayanand Sagar,College of Engineering
Bengaluru 5600788964021811
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81413Shri Sharma Anil
Smt Sunita Sharma206 Sunehri Bagh Apartment
Sector - 13Rohini
Delhi 1100858588879344
18206Shri Gupta Ashok Kumar
Smt Madhu GuptaA - 115
Lok ViharPitam PuraDelhi1100349899789067
81428Ms Sharma Madhu
43 / 36 Old Rajinder NagarNew Delhi 110060
9899036660
IROBF - New Members18202
Shri Meena O PHouse no. 204, Sector - 23
Near Horse FarmHUDA
Gurugram 1220179818680705
65784Shri Bareja Anil
Smt Rekha Bareja401, Sector-4, U. E.Gurugram122001
18635Shri Mitra Rajan
Smt Nita MitraFlat No. 85New Pragatisheel Aparts.
Vasundhra EnclaveDelhi1100969811731312
19506Shri Andleigh PankajSmt Preeta Andleigh
D-1/1603, Cleo CountySector - 121
NOIDA 2013010120-4113714, 8130600229
81416Shri Vij G K
Smt Anjali VijF - 75, Lajpat Nagar
New Delhi1100249899709291
18104Shri Bindal Durgesh KumarMrs Poonam Jyoti Bindal
House No. 589Sector - 9
Panchkula 1341090172-2583810, [email protected]
19709Shri Sahu Om Prakash
Smt Divya Prakash125 Gulshan Enclave
Near Khurram Nagar ChaurahaLucknow226022
81128Shri Grover Deepak Kumar
Mrs Madhu GroverA-1/211, 3rd Floor
Paschim ViharNew Delhi110063
17114Shri Chugh Raj Kumar
Mrs Sarita ChughCD - 26, Malibu Towne
Sohna RoadGurugram 122018
0124-4252526, [email protected]
IROWA - New Members76829
Shri Vyas NarayanMrs Jyotsna Vyas17, Bank ColonyMahesh Nagar
Gopalpura BypassJaipur 302015
0141-2501828, [email protected]
100718Shri Sudaresan R P
Malthi Sundresan Flat No. 107, IIIrd Floor, Parsn Harmony Apptts.Old No. 60, New No. 2,
Josier Street NungambakkamChennai 600034
28205464, [email protected]
10632Shri Phalgunan Nair C
Nalini P NairFlat No. 202, A-2 Block
MourishkaPark, Opp. Sharada Vidyalaya, PVS, Kodiabail
Mangalore 57500030824-4110596, 7624956208
16723Smt Mittal Shobhana
Mr Sunil Mittal55 F, Pocket - IV
Mayur Vihar, Phase - IDelhi 1100919910846496
16766Shri Thiruvalluvan M P
T UmraniF6C, CDS Regal Palm Garden
383 Velacherty-Tambaram RoadVijaya Nagar, Velachery
Chennai 6000429444412118, 9884968400
15014Shri Obappa P H
Manjula TNo.12/20, II Cross
VI-th BlockRajaji Nagar
Bengaluru 5600109481775716
15220Shri Jogesh Kumar
Mrs Vasantha JogeshV/670 (1) “AMBADI”Devi Nagar, ManaliPalakkad 678001
15597Shri Ravindran R
Nagalatha RavindranFlat No. 1074, Tower - 1
Prestige Ferns ResidencyHaralur Main RoadBengaluru 560102
080-46540942, [email protected]
15769Shri Ravichandar MHema Ravichandar
#4, 8th ‘A’ CrossNRI Layout 2nd Phase
Kalkere Main RoadBengaluru 560043
75524Shri Sharma Shiv Kumar
Mrs Suman SharmaHouse No. 1178
Kishan Marg, Barket NagarJaipur 302015
9412826849, [email protected]
15670Shri Venkatachalam P
V LathaNew No. 187, Old No. 4/89-A,
Indane NagarJagir Reddipatti
Jagir Ammapalam (PO)Salem 636302
0427-2340789, [email protected]
15793Shri Rathinam K
Leelavathi LNo. 39, 2nd CrossAyyappa Garden
Adugodi PostBengaluru 560030
15641 Shri Soman Mathews
Elizabeth P DavidNavin Villa’
Next to Shanthi-Sudha ApartmentsKaprigudda, PO Fahir
Mangalore 5750019840976202
91742Shri Pansari Saroj Kumar
Mrs Rekha PansariC-511, 2nd Floor,
Harmony ApartmentsOpp. Ambedkar P G College
Mahesh NagarJaipur 3020159414069709
15778Shri Ramkumar A
R Geetha5/67-B, P G Nagar
Jagir AmmapalayamSalem 6363029486762583
15596Shri Rajakumar J
Kavitha Rajakumar57/14, 2nd Cross
Lalji NagarLakkasandra
Bengaluru 560030080-22484559, 9448289903
17668Shri Chandrasekaran C VPrasanthi chandrasekaran
G-4, Ground FloorSIVa Classic Apart.6th ‘G’ Cross, Kagadasapura, C V Raman Nagar
Bengaluru 5600938048538863, 9448289934
14170Shri Venkateswara Rao V
V Vasundhara DeviSite No. 54
Paripoorna Layout Ph-2Kakolu Road, Rajanukunte
Bengaluru 5600649618123363
57775Shri Nathani H G
Mrs Aruna NathaniB - 75, Sector - 23
NOIDA 2013010120-4168479, [email protected]
225420Shri Sharma H K
Mrs Kiran SharmaHouse No. 1813
Sector - 88Faridabad121006
18015Shri Kumar RameshMrs Prabhati Kumar
House No. 906Sector - 19
Faridabad 1210029810606024
225481Shri Puri Suresh Kumar
Mrs Sangeeta PuriHouse No. 1868
Sector - 9Faridabad 121006
0129-4171868 , [email protected]
135085Shri Pandey Sudhir Kumar
Mrs Meena PandeyC1 / 404, SRS Residency
Sector - 88Faridabad 121002
19595Shri Verma Ajay
Mrs Sunita BanslaB - 99, Second Floor
Defence ColonyNew Delhi110024
75524Shri Sharma Shiv Kumar
Mrs Suman SharmaHouse No. 1178
Kishan MargBarker NagarJaipur 302015
9557436348, [email protected]
91742Shri Pansari Saroj Kumar
Mrs Rekha PansariC-511, 2nd Floor, Harmony Apart.
Opp. Ambedkar PG CollegeMahesh NagarJaipur 3020159414069709
76829Shri Vyas NarayanMrs Jyotsa Vyas
17 Bank Colony, Mahesh Nagar (Ext.-B)Gopalpura Bypass
Jaipur 3020150141-2501828, 9414042384
16723Smt Mittal Shobhana
Mr Sunil Mittal55-F, Pocket - IVMayur Vihar - IDelhi 1100919910846496
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Members' Directory - Corrections
64Shri Lal B M
19/20, Dayanand ViharVikas Marg
Delhi 110092011-22375045, 9811717251
2308Smt. Mathew Kunjannamma
W/o Late M M Mathew6 Aneesh Apartments
Azad St, S V RoadAndheri (W), Mumbai 400058022-26251596, [email protected]
93762Shri Sachdev Anil Kumar
Mrs Adarsh SachdevA - 31, Brotherhood CGHS
Bodella Ph. IIVikas Puri, New Delhi 110018
011-45669658, [email protected]
93550Shri Gaba Vijay Kumar
Mrs Neelam GabaFlat No. 252, Guru Aptt.Plot No. 2,
Sector - 6, DwarkaNew Delhi 110075
92758Shri Ganvir R D
Smt Asha GanvirJ - 503 Venus Parkland
Vejalpur RoadVejalpur, Ahmedabad, 380051
55151Shri Thengdi G.R.
1802, Mont Vert AvionPashan Sus Road
PashanPune 411045
020-48622187, [email protected]
6126Shri Gautam S K
Mrs Pushp Gautam244, Ganga Vihar Colony
Near Somany BhawanRishikesh
Dist. Dehradun2492019416009291, [email protected]
14765Shri Viswanathan S
S KamalaNew No. 72, Old No. 202
MTH Road, Ambattur Venkatapuram
Chennai 6000539952087871
2698Smt. Shukla Urvashi
W/o Late Mahendra Kumar ShuklaMrs Shukla
B-804, LakesideRaheja ViharPowai
Mumbai 4000729821392341
708001Smt. Dineshan Omana
W/o Late Shri Andy DineshanC/o Nithin Dineshan
No. 11, Sai Brindavan, Techcity LayoutDoddathoguru, Electronic City
Bengaluru5601007899625639, [email protected]
2878Shri Acharya Deba Prasad
Smt. Dipti Acharya28 / 4 - B New Ballygunge Road
Kolkata 700039033-23439201, 9831028161
57357Shri Mitra Mohan Lal
Smt Pratima MitraFlat No. 13C/13
Anupama HSG Phase - IVIP Road, Kolkata 700052
6122Shri Gupta Anil
Smt Bhagwati DeviH No 679, Gali Jatwara
Kundewalan, Ajmeri GateDelhi 110006
011-23237275, [email protected]
3053Smt. Shashi Verma
W/o Late Shri S Prakash VermaMrs Shashi Verma
House No. 32, Lake View Apart.Sector - 9, RohiniNew Delhi 110085
773Mrs Bakhshi Usha
W/o Late Shri N P BakhshiFlat No. 1022, ATS DolcePlot No. 12A
Sector - ZETA 1Greater Noida201312
700045Smt. Bahl Reena
W/o Late Shri Sanjeev Bahl1874, First Floor
Sector - 46Gurugram122002
19668Shri Prasad Rajender
Meena14 B / 6, Ist Floor
Dev Nagar, D B Gupta RoadKarol Bagh
New Delhi 11000525820586
700181Shri Joshi S K
404 GHS 43Sector - 20
Panchkula 1341160172-2551515, 9416900129
15072Shri Radjaradjane P
Flat No. 12, 1st Floor, Om Builders ‘Anurag’
Main Door 11, 35th StreetNanganallur, Chennai600061
9444971455, [email protected]
9471Shri Thakurdesai Arvind Mahadeo
Mrs Anjali A ThakurdesaiB-9, Ramgiri Paradise CHS Ltd
Gokhale Road NorthDadar (W), Mumbai 400928022-24368425, 9867303547
20978Shri Karmakar Keshab Ch.Mrs Anjana KarmakarB-7/3,
Rabindra PallyRajarhat Road
BaguiatiKolkata 700059
8227Shri Srinivas Sista
Lalitha Sista402 Nagarjuna
Garden, 8-4-40/2, Prashanthi NagarDoctor’s Colony, Pedda Waltair
Visakhapatnam5300170891-2525386, 9515665386
75215Shri Shukla Akhilesh Narayan
H - 1503, Prateek Laurel,Sector - 120
NOIDA9412729480
94900Shri Gnanavelu G
Vathsala G16 - 17 Abila AvenueSanthosh Gardens
Kulumani RoadTiruchirappalli 620102
0431-2750749, [email protected]
1682Shri Viswanathan P V
Lakshmi L KFlat No. MF-A, Ramani’s
Mathura Apart.No. 87, Ansari StreetRamnagar
Coimbatore 6410090422-2233230, 9444030230
28129Shri Rawat Raghubir Singh
107 Elephanta HeightsPlot No. 41, Sector - 10
DwarkaNew Delhi 110075
28128Shri Bambra P S
B-142 Classic ApartmentwPlot No. 11, Sector - 22
DwarkaNew Delhi 110077
Shri Khatri RamanC-259 A Sushant Lok
Phase - IGurugram
1220098879667332
2090Smt Arora Sushila
W/o Late Shri D R AroraF-703, Celebrity Homes
Palam ViharGurugram 122017
9810302868
16340Shri Pawar B B
Mrs Usha B PawarA/16 Ashish Sahawas CHSL Chakala
Sahar Road, Andheri (E)Mumbai 400099
022-28354650, [email protected]
95Shri Pundir Dev Singh
Mrs Bimla PundirF-221 ‘Bimla Sadan’
Shastrigali, Mangal BazarLaxmi NagarDelhi 1100929315182956
10289Smt Vaidehi Vasanthan
M VasanthanB-9, Appasamy Towers
27 Thiagaraja RoadPondy Bazaar, T Nagar
Chennai 60001742126512, 9442266001
15417Smt Rupavathi Sathyamoorthy
P SathyamoorthyNew No. 28, Old No. 12/2
Ganga Street, Rajaji NagarVillivakkam
Chennai 60004948601255, 9941013457
2854Shri Saha Syamal Kisor
Smt. Dipta SahaMahendry Colony, 194 Rishi Bankim Ch. Rd.
Dum Dum, GorabazarKolkata 700028
033-25501304, [email protected]
4987Shri Arora B R
Smt. Sudershan AroraD - 144, Sector - 61
Noida 2013018130755773
6344Shri Narendra Kumar
Smt. Uma KumarD-104 Vivek Vihar
Sector - 82Noida 201304
0120-2567412, [email protected]
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RKBK
RKBK LIMITEDB-32, Greater Kailash, Part-1,
New Delhi - 110 048Ph : 29233676
E-mail : [email protected]
We cherish 45 years of our association with Indian Oil Corporation Limitedand greatly value the cooperation and guidance extended by the officers
We wish all of you a healthy, happy and meaningful retired life.
Yash PoddarManaging Director
Brijendra PoddarDirector
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