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ROTARY CLUB OF MUMBAI MAHIM DISTRICT 3141, CLUB NO. 59127

MAHIM WAVES JULY, 2020

Rotary

R. I. President – Holger Knaack District Governor – Sunnil Mehra President – Usha Yegnaseshan Secretary – Kishore Parulekar Bulletin Chairperson – Shobha Karnik Co Editor - Vidya Kulkarni

We meet every Saturday at 5.00 p.m. over Zoom Conference 1st Issue Year 2020-21

For Private Circulation Only 2

RI PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

ROTARY CLUB OF MUMBAI MAHIM MAHIM WAVES

Dear Fellow Rotarians,

The COVID-19 coronavirus is affecting every aspect of our lives in real time, and this puts

Rotarians in an unfamiliar place. As People of Action, we are most comfortable when we are

fully engaged in the world – moving freely, meeting openly, and offering helping hands. These

are very difficult times for people who, like us, are at our best when we are learning, growing,

and serving—together.

We are also leaders in our communities, and these times call for leadership. In many ways, this

also is our time. We have proven abilities to reach out and collaborate to offer immediate help

to people in need at a rapid pace. These are precisely the skills needed all over the world today.

The global effort against COVID-19 depends on actions taken in every country. Rotary has the

unique ability to help improve those efforts in every community and every country.

Using all the technology we have at our disposal, we as Rotarians can continue to reach out

and collaborate on big projects with Rotary clubs, Rotaractors, and Interactors. There are a

number of examples where Rotary clubs are helping health authorities communicate best

practices or provide needed equipment or support that have been shared with our leaders

around the world.

As Rotary’s president and president-elect, we have been thinking of these issues very seriously

in regard to upcoming Rotary events. As you may be aware, we have made the difficult decision

to cancel two Rotary Presidential Conferences honoring our relationship with the United

Nations- one in Paris, another in Rome. In the near term, we recommend that Rotary districts

and clubs cancel or postpone meetings or events following the advice of national and local

health officials.



RI PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE


We know that clubs and districts are seizing the opportunity to become leaders in their

communities and are making better use of technology in this time of need. For example, a

Rotary e-club in Italy held a live online session about COVID-19 awareness, a Taiwan club

worked with companies and a pharmacy association to donate 1,600 bottles of hand sanitizer to

the city of Ji-Long, and Rotary clubs in Sri Lanka helped upgrade software and hardware for the

health promotion bureau to assist its social messaging. We cannot know quite yet what path

this virus will take. We know we can play a role to help ―flatten the curve,‖ reducing the number

of cases in the short term to allow our health systems to address this issue. If the collective

global effort helps bring the situation under control, then we hope to re-embrace our core values

at the 2020 Rotary Convention in Honolulu. Our time together will have greater meaning and

purpose than ever.

Please know that we are taking a close, continuing look at our plans for the convention in June

to make sure all attendees’ safety will be protected. We are following the lead of the world’s

most trusted sources, including the World Health Organization (WHO) and the U.S. Centers for

Disease Control and Prevention, for their guidance. We want you to be able to make decisions

about what is best for you and your families in terms of attending this year’s event.

In the meantime, this is an opportunity for us to demonstrate that Rotary Connects the World in

innovative ways. We should be closely following the advice of the WHO and local health

authorities. Again, this includes canceling Rotary club events and meetings in the short term to

reduce unnecessary interactions that could cause infections. We can put a greater emphasis on

the work we do in our communities by helping our less fortunate neighbors cope with the effects

of isolation and fear, or by supporting our health authorities to address this situation.

We are dealing with this situation in real time. Please visit the rotary.org COVID-19 response

page for ongoing updates.

This is an unprecedented challenge for nearly all of us. But it is also an opportunity for

Rotarians to find new, meaningful ways to lead individuals and communities to connect and do

good in the world.

We have never been prouder to be part of an organization that does so much to protect and

strengthen our communities, at home and across the globe.



DISTRICT GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE


We did not know it would be such a profound statement, when our team resolved, that Rotary

needs to be more affordable. We went around trying different ways to build bonds and drop

costs. Technology was used from August 2019, for our online meetings and travelling time

saved was time earned. Clubbing of events to drop costs was also implemented. But getting

together the model for online training would never have occurred to us, had the calamity not

come. All events and trainings effectively used the digital platform, seamlessly and without the

―virus‖.

Connecting is at the core of who we are. It is essential for us to stay in touch, because

―connectedly‖ we grow stronger But Covid came, and though physical distancing became the

necessary need of the hour, social distancing was converted to virtual closeness. It is said that

Rotarians feel the itch to be in touch, share lives and serve together. So no ―Karo Na‖ (hindi)

can deter us. We shall stay virtually connected till we can physically connect. As we were in our

homes time was converted into an opportunity, to plan, strategize, and tweak our path to the

altered scenario. But the end objective shall remain the same, to carry on serving communities

and growing our fraternity. And in this time frame have evolved projects and events, in synch

with current times, and manoeuvred to still attain our Objective….. ―Service Above Self‖.

Shilpi and Myself, and the entire core team, shall endeavour to support you in every step you

take, every move you make, as we are truly watching you, guiding you and ensuring your

dreams become realities. Truly speaking, Visionaries shall fly high and shine bright, as they

shape their own Destiny.

I end this message with an appeal, and state, that serving the community shall happen, if you

ensure that you and your families, stay safe and healthy.

God Bless



FROM PRESIDENT’S DESK


I take this opportunity to thank the members of my club to have reposed their faith in me

and selected me as the President for the Vision Year 2020-21.

This journey started almost a year ago, with District trainings and then pre-pets and pets

etc. During all those meetings there was a feeling that we had time to plan and prepare. But

come 2020, and I really don’t know when and where the time flew. By the time I realized it

is already one month into my team and me having taken presidentship for RCMM.

This Rotary year will be a year of innovation and thinking differently. The COVID situation

continues and it is difficult for members to go out and execute the regular projects.

However, RCMM will take this as a year to execute different impactful projects.

The year started with ―Annapoorna‖ and our club contributed our bit to providing meals to

the needy in the streets in and around Mumbai. We also contributed to distribution of

rations and household items to the Adivasis of Jamshete, village.

Continuing on the Integrated development of the village in Jamshete, RC Mumbai Mahim

empowered the Adivasi women folk by vocational training and support, which will enable

them to add to their financial capacity. Through the CSR funding of NR Bearing, RCMM

provided eleven sewing machines, the stitching material and accessories. Currently each

women member makes around 75 bags per day, giving her an income of Rs.300 per day.

RC Mumbai Mahim donated Self Screening Temperature Scanner to Department of

Ophthalmology, KEM Hospital to monitor the temperature of the visitors without making

contact. That would definitely help in this COVID times

RC Mumbai Mahim donated Pulse Oxymeter to Palliative Department at Tata Memorial

Hospital, to monitor Oxygen level and ensuring the persons get help in time in case of low

levels of Oxygen.



FROM PRESIDENT’S DESK


Co-ordinating with other Rotary Clubs, RCMM was able to distribute face shields to the

Traffic Police, to Tata Memorial Hospital and also to the COVID centre in Sawantwadi.

RCMM, with support from RC Deonar provided 400 hand-gloves also at Sawantwadi.

We had a very good Installation ceremony on the social platform with good participation

from the RCMM family and also from the District and co-presidents.

I look forward to the support of all the members in expanding our membership and also

making Rotary stronger and wider.

This year, I have the privilege of getting the Global Grant – Paediatric Heart Surgery

project- on a platter from IPP Rtn Varsha Parulekar, with a huge fund of almost 1.8 crores.

In the coming months starting September, we will have to form multiple teams, and start

executing and monitoring the project progress and completion.

It will be my earnest endeavour to give my best to maintain the trend of continued

performance of RCMM, and the excellent image that the club has at the District. I am sure I

can count on the support of each and every proud Rotarian of RCMM to accomplish our

plans for the Vision Year.

With Rotary meetings from home, we have truly made Rotary a family event this year.

Hopefully this will bring more and more youngsters into the social stream of the country.

Warm Welcome to New Members. Enjoy Rotary, Enrich Life.



RCMM TEAM 2020-21


Rtn. Usha Yegnaseshan

President

Rtn. Archana Khale

Club Admin

Rtn. Revati Kanvinde

Ser. Projs – Non Med

Rtn. Asavari Chandodkar

Ser. Projs - Vocational

Rtn. Kishore Parulekar

Secretary

Rtn. Julina Karkhanis

Treasurer

Rtn. Dhananjay Patwardhan

Vice President

Rtn. Sandhya Samudra

Membership

Rtn. Dr. Hemangee Dhavale

Ser. Projs - Medical

Rtn. Vidula Kshirsagar

Public Relations

Rtn. Prakash Samudra

Ser. Projs– International

Rtn. Seema Patole

Youth Service

Rtn. K Suryakumar

CSR & Fund Raiser

Rtn. Manoj Khirsagar

TRF Support

Rtn. S. Venkateswaran

TRF Programs

Rtn. Abhishek Shah

Visionary Thrust Area

Rtn. Vidya Kulkarni

Club Trainer

Rtn. Nita Upadhyay

Sergeant at Arms

Rtn. Shobha Karnik

Bulletin Editor, E-administrator

Rtn. Dhananjay Patwardhan

Dist. Prjs. Co-ordinator

Rtn. Dr. Supriya Sapale

Polio Plus

Rtn. Rashmi Patil

Rotary Service Week

Rtn. Sunita Padwal

Thrust Areas Rotary International

Rtn. Pradeep Dixit

Rotary NGO Partnership



CSR PROJECT - WOMEN EMPOWERMENT AT JAMSHETE, DAHANU


Over the years women have suffered a lot through the years at the hands of men. In earlier

centuries, they were treated as almost non-existent. As the times evolved, women realized

their power. There on began the revolution for women empowerment. At RCMM we believe in

equality of gender and our main thrust is to go into the interiors of Maharashtra and help the

women folk to earn their livelihood.

RCMM initiated under the Integrated Village Development Plan in Jamshete, to train Adivasi

women skills of stitching with help of NRB CSR funding and The Aastha Foundation active

locally. To start with 4 sewing machines were set up at Village Community Centre, where

around 30-40 women were trained. They are now making bags, also as an initiative to

removing plastic use. The materials for the bags are purchased in wholesale. Each woman is

able to stich 75 bags with in 8 to 10 hours.

With the time, more and more women have expressed their desire to learn the stitching and

be a part of the group. RCMM has procured 7 more machines to fulfill the need. The Aastha

Foundation expects to produce around 22,500 bags per month. Each women member makes

around 75 bags per day, giving her an income of Rs.300 per day for an 8 to 10 hours a day.

This kind of projects gives immense satisfaction to RCMM members. We are able to make

some one’s life truly better!!

Sewing Machines set up at Village Community Center , Jamashete



CSR PROJECT - WOMEN EMPOWERMENT AT JAMSHETE, DAHANU


Sewing Machines Set

up at Village

Community Center at

Jamshete, Dahanu



RTN. S VENKATESWARAN ON HOW TO INCREASE HAPPINESS


On 4th July, we had very interesting speaker our own Rtn. S Venkateswaran, and that too, to

speak on topic ―How to increase Happiness‖. It is one of the difficult thing to achieve. In

current situation of Corona Pandemic and scare around, may be it is the most suitable topic!!

Rtn. S Venkateswaran began with stating Rotary Four Way Test. In his own words…………

―We come across several incidences in our life but give different interpretations to those,

more often on the negative side, giving rise to stress. For instance if sharp thorns rub our

body causing pain (an incident), we immediately decide to pluck and throw it out interpreting

that it will cause danger to human lives. We seldom interpret that there is a beautiful rose

garden nearby and Roses will be as thick and beautiful as sharp the thorns are. So it is up to

us how to interpret various incidences in our life and develop a new set of 'The Interpretation

Patterns' (TIPs) to lead a street-free life. This was followed by encouraging participants to

shift their perspectives in 4 different parameters as below to lead a stress free life.

From:

1. Expectations to Acceptance

2. Rights to Duties

3. Push approach to Pull approach and

4. Receiving to Giving‖

He went further on showing how happiness score can be calculated. But happiness isn’t

something that just happens to you. Everyone has the power to make small changes in our

behavior, our surroundings and our relationships that can help set us on course for a happier

life, that is precisely following four points mentioned by Rtn. S Venkateswaran. Happiness

often comes from within. Learn how to tame negative thoughts and approach every day with

optimism.



COMBATING COVID 19


The Corona Pandemic has shaken the whole world. There is no solution available so far

ensuring one’s safety from Covid-19. Only measure, we can take to remain safe is, wear

mask, wash hands, boost up immune system and monitor body temperature and Oxygen

Level. At RCMM we decided to provide the needy with prevention measures to combat

Covid-19.

DISTRIBUTION OF FACE SHIELDS

RCMM along with RC Mumbai Andheri distributed to Traffic Division, Mumbai Police 1000

face shields, Tata Memorial Hospital 500 face shields and in Sindhudurg - Kharepatan

Primary Health Care Center and Grampanchayat, Sawantwadi taluka Primary Health Centers

900 face shields. In spite of current lock down situation, Rtns. Gurmit, Neelima, Anand and

Sunita managed the logistics and ensured Face Shields are delivered. Special thanks to

Rtn. Gurmit for collecting the Face Shields from Andheri and delivering to Primary Health

Care Centers at Kharepatan and Sawantvadi personally, and also RC Mumbai Andheri for

providing Face Shields free of cost.

Rtn. Anand handing over the Face Shields to Dr. Badwe of

Tata Memorial Hospital

Thank you letter from Tata Memorial Hospital



COMBATING COVID 19


DISTRIBUTION OF FACE SHIELDS

Distribution of Face Shields at Traffic Division, Mumbai Police

Distribution of Face Shields at Sawantwadi, Sindhudurg



COMBATING COVID 19


SELF SCREENING TEMPERATURE SCANNER TO DEPT. OF OPHTHALMOLOGY RCMM donated Self Screening Temperature Scanner to Department of Ophthalmology, KEM

Hospital. This will help them monitor the temperature of the visitors and it will alarm if limits

are violated. Alarm will ensure that necessary action is taken in isolating a person having

temperature.

Self Screening Temperature Scanner at Dept. of Ophthalmology

Thank You Letter

PULSE OXYMETER TO PALLIATIVE DEPT. AT TATA, DISTRIBUTION OF GLOVES

RCMM donated Pulse Oxymeter to Palliative Department at

Tata Memorial Hospital. This will help them to monitor Oxygen

level, and help the persons in time in case of low levels of

Oxygen.

RCMM along with RC Deonar donated 400 sets of Hand

Gloves, which were distributed in Sindhudurg - Kharepatan

Primary Health Care Center and Sawantwadi Taluka Primary

Health Centers



CHANGING HANDS – INSTALLATION CEREMONY


The Wheel of Rotary is in constant motion signifying change and continuity. Year on year this

idea is reinforced in the Installation Ceremony of the President of a club and his / her Board

of Directors.

This year every thing was unique. Due to lockdown physical meetings were ruled out.

Installation ceremony of incoming President Rtn. Usha was organized on 12th July, over

Zoom Meeting. Almost 100 plus people attended the installation ceremony.

Meeting commenced with National Anthem, followed by excellent rendering of invocation

song by Usha’s sister-in-law Uma Anand and inspirational song by Usha’s niece Nethra

Anand. Rtn. Dr. Nisha’s visually impaired students performed Jaldeepasana, which was just

incredible. Outgoing PR Varsha presented the projects done during her tenure with passion

and acceptance speech and plan for the vision year 2020-21 presented by incoming PR

Usha was just magnificent. Star of the evening was Usha's mom, her short speech was a

highly emotional moment. RCMM Logo was released by DG Sunnil Mehra, which was well

appreciated by all. In his own words it is just ―Vibrant‖. His speech was very motivating, he

also appreciated number of projects done by RCMM in the year 2019-20. New member Uma

Shah was inducted.

The whole program was just excellent, adapting so seamlessly to the new pandemic reality.

Entire program was well coordinated by superb ladies – anchoring by Rtn. Ravati,

introduction of guests by Rtn. Pradnya, vote of thanks by Rtn. Jayanti, back end technical

support by Rtn. Vandana, ensuring program live on Facebook by Rtn. Vidula.

The best part was Rtn. Julina and PR Usha’s son Arun joined the meeting from USA, in spite

of very odd time

Program commenced with National Anthem Invocation song by Uma Anand Inspirational song by Nethra Anand



CHANGING HANDS – INSTALLATION PROGRAM


Jaldeepasana by Rtn. Dr Nisha’s Students

Outgoing PR Varsha presenting Projects, Activities done during Year 2019-20

Acceptance and Unfolding Plans for Year 2020-21by Incoming PR Usha

Proud Moment for PR Usha and her Mother Arun, PR Usha’s Son expressing his emotions




CHANGING HANDS – INSTALLATION PROGRAM

New member Uma Shah inducted and Rtn. S Venkateswaran administering the Oath Secretarial announcement Rtn. Kishore

RCMM Logo released by DG Sunnil Mehra DG Sunnil Mehra addressing the audience

Installation Ceremony Live on FB Glimpse of Audience

Anchoring by Rtn. Revati Introduction of Guests by Rtn. Pradnya Vote of Thanks by Rtn. Jayanti



RTN. ARUN BHARGAVA ON "WHAT IS NEW IN ROTARY"


On 25th July, we had Rtn. Arun Bhargava explaining ―What is New in Rotary‖. He had very

unique style of presenting changes. He was asking the question to members on how is it

currently and then stating the change and why change. It became very interesting session.

In his own words……………..

―Running water is always pure but stagnant water is of no use. Like wise to remain with

change in time and to adjust our policy, Rotary keeps changing its rules, regulations and

processes. So as a whole how Rotary functions changes. He explained how Rotary

International makes changes using the process of resolution. The changes are presented

for adoption in council of resolution and in council of legislation.

Current changes are – President can continue for two consecutive years. He or she can

become president again after a break of three years. There is no AGM in Rotary, it is called

Annual Meeting and usually had one agenda item - announcing board of directors. Change

is, annual budget, expense report should be presented in this meeting. Current practice of

mentioning club location in Standard club constitution and by laws is not required,

inclusiveness of locality is removed. Classification list is no more applicable, instead

occupation will be added. Earlier there was cap on the number of members in same

classification, now it only says any one classification should not be predominant.

Rtn Arun Bhargava on What is New in Rotary



RTN. ARUN BHARGAVA ON "WHAT IS NEW IN ROTARY"


To change the by laws 21 days notice period and one third of membership quorum is

required and two third present members should agree. Attendance is no more rigid. In

person meetings are not mandatory and mark up can be done over a period of one year.

Parent clubs are not required to pay initiation fees for establishing Rotaract club, instead

Rotaractors pay $5/- per year and community base club pay $8/- per year. They have equal

status as Rotarians. They are eligible to receive awards like service above self, significant

service awards. They should set upper age limit for members. RI level change - Secretary

General – will be called Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in line with Corporate world. Non

Rotarians can be member of Rotary Action Groups. District Conference is open for Non

Rotarians.‖

Overall session was very informative. PDG Bal Inamdar had joined the meeting on the

request of Rtn. Arun Bhargava. He enlightened the members on how the amendments are

passed. It was quite interesting and discussion was quite interactive.

PDG Bal Inamdar expalining on how the changes are adopted



DISTRICT INITIATIVES


Annapoorna – Providing the meals to the poor people. One Million

Meals to be served to the needy during the month of July. Contribution

per Meal is Rs. 15/-. RCMM has sponsored 830 meals.

For the Vision Year 2020-21, at District 3141 level following initiatives have been kicked off

and RCMM is participating actively.

Baghbaan – Caring for elders. On 2nd July Entertainment

Program was organized for Old age homes. Many of them joined

on Zoom. Rotarians had organsed for Zoom meetings. Doctors

gave useful tips to elders. RCMM contributed Rs. 10,000/-

towards this cause. Many of the RCMM members attended the

program.

Glimpses of Baghbaan



DISTRICT INITIATIVES


On 19th July, District Skin, Eye and Organ Donation awareness

training seminar was organnized over Zoom Meeting. From

RCMM 15 plus members attended the seminar. All the speakers

were passionate about Organ Donation and provided useful inputs.

On 31st July, One Months Completion Celebration was organized over Zoom. RCMM

actively participated by number of members attending the program. Rtns. Pradeep, Manoj and

Kishore rendered beautiful songs. August GML was officially released.

Rtns. Kishore and Manoj passionately singing



WARM WELCOME TO NEW MEMBERS


Rtn. Chittaranjan Datar is not new to Rotary. He is a

3rd generation Rotarian. His Maternal Grand Father,

Father and Mother were Rotarians. Maternal

Grandfather - Member RC Pune Central, Father - RC

Vapi, RC Pune Central and RC Poona and Late

Mother - RC Pune Central & RC Poona. He is a Law

and Management Graduate, working as In-house

Counsel, has worked with HDFC, Nishith Desai

Associates, Tatas, Manappuram and now with JM

Financial in their Home Loans entity.

He Was a Rotaractor between 1985 - 1991. Worked as Club Editor, Project Director on

several Community and Vocational Service Projects and also was Director Community

Services 1990-91. Joined Rotary Club of Nagpur Downtown, whilst posted in Nagpur in

2005. He held posts of Director Club Services, Special Projects. He was also District Chair

Microfinance in District 3030. He joined Rotary Club of Mumbai Shivaji Park in December,

2010 and was Club Secretary in 2011-12, Director - TRF in 2018-19 and President in

SMART year 2019-20.

Married to Mrs Himani Datar, a Management Graduate and currently employed as General

Manager @ HDFC Ltd., Mumbai. Daughter Punya is reading Law at Symbiosis Law School,

Pune, and is Director ( Designate) Club Services at Rotaract Club of SLS, Pune.

Currently Rtn Chittaranjan is in the Vision District Team as Co-Chair for E-Waste collection for

South Zone. Very Warm welcome to Rtn. Chittaranjan in RC Mumbai Mahim.

Uma Shah is an Investment Consultant. She is

from Coimbatore, and has settled down in

Mumbai, after marriage.

She comes from a family of Rotarians, with her

brother being very active in Rotary.

We welcome her as a member of RC Mumbai

Mahim.



FAMILY CORNER


Heartiest Congratulations to Rtn. Dr. Prasad Modak. On 3rd July 2020,Dr Prasad Modak, Executive President, Environmental Management Centre LLP, Mumbai was invited to speak on a Webinar organised by the Institute of Town Planners India. The topic was one that is very dear to every Mumbaikar, "Does Environmental Planning matter in Indian cities".



FAMILY CORNER


Rtn. Seema Patole is fluent in foreign languages. Her French workshop on 13th July, Youth Skills Week on zoom was oversubscribed!! Not to worry-they augmented the session by adding, Facebook live stream for another 100+ participants. RCMM congratulate Rtn. Seema Patole on the roaring success. Rotary connection - a PiS initiative by RCKCM. First post of the series presented Rtn. Seema Patole, “From being inspired to becoming an inspiration". This captures the essence of what Rotarians aspire to and cherish. The stories are in themselves enthralling. We thank and congratulate Rtn. Seema Patole for sharing her journey. Becoming an inspiration is a call to action for all of us.



FAMILY CORNER


Rtn. Dr Pallavi Sapale is very accustomed to receiving accolades. She is one of the youngest Dean at JJ Hospital Mumbai. Now, she has earned all our admiration and vote of congratulations as well. In these Covid times all-nighter us are scouring for some positive and uplifting information. Dr Sapale orchestrated the medical response in Dhule to reduce the number of deaths due to Covid. A write-up in Divya Marathi, Dhule City Page "Reduction in number of deaths due to Covid in Dhule“ on 8th July, reported this happy development. Heartiest congratulations Rtn. Dr. Pallavi Sapale.



FAMILY CORNER


We are delighted to join our Rtn Sunita Padwal, in congratulating her son Madhur. Madhur showcased his phenomenal skills with musical instruments - all for a very noble cause. He played for a shraddhanjali to our soldiers who attained Veergathi at Galwan a patriotic song “Aye Mere Watan ke logon.” This was telecast by Colors channel on 26th July. He played 40 musical instruments - who knew that there were so many ways to express oneself. We join Madhur in expressing our solidarity and reverence for our soldiers who protect us every day.



FAMILY CORNER


Heartiest Congratulations to Rtns. Vidya Kulkarni and Shobha Karnik for conducting a webinar on Migratory Birds under the banner of Enlightened Sapiens, with record participation 367 on Zoom and 220 on Facebook on Sunday, 26th July 2020. Rtn. Vidya is hard core birder and along with Rtn. Shobha they have been studying the birds and coming up with articles on individual birds. Bird watching requires time and patience - hence is a solo sport. In this case, our Vidya and Shobha are like peas in a pod - so we get twice the insight.



FAMILY CORNER


Career counseling is need in all market conditions. Rtn. Vidula Kshirsagar gave a very erudite talk on "Psychometric career assessment and it's importance“ under the banner of Neosis Advancement Planner, on 19th July 2020. Heartiest congratulations to Rtn. Vidula.



FAMILY CORNER


Rtn. Prakash Samudra

Rtn. Varsha Parulekar

Meherab, son of Rtn. Jahangir Adranvala

Rtn. Kishore Parulekar

Dr. Ulhas, husband of Rtn. Julina Kaekhanis

Aditi, daughter of Rtns. Shaila & Lalit Rege

Rtn. Revati Kanavinde

Pranav, son of Rtn. Dr Modak

Tanaz, wife of Rtn. Jahangir Adranvala

Wishing you a day filled with Happiness and a year filled with Joy. Happy Birthday

Wishing you a very happy wedding anniversary and many more wonderful years together

Rtn. Neelima & Pradeep Chavan

Rtn. Julina & Dr. Ulhas Karkhanis

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