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TARNAKA TIMESVOL. No. 2 ISSUE No. 69 MONTHLY NEWS LETTER Published on Every 2nd OCT.. - 2010

The German Federal Ministry of Education andResearch organized a workshop on ‘Future Megacities”focusing on “ Energy - and Climate- Efficient Solutions “ inEssen, Germany, 10to13, October 2010. Dr. Rao.V.B.J.Chelikani, President, SCOTRWA participated as a panelspeaker on “ Governance and Participation on Oct 11. Thefollowing is the summary of the presentation. This impliesthe involvement of Resident Welfare Association as localcommunities.

I. Preliminary Observations On Managing Nature:A. For the past 160 years, we have been managing

it in a very disorderly and un-sustainable manner :

1. Heritage of Industrial Revolution, Colonization,Energy Crisis

2. Proposals of New International Economic Order &UNCTAD of the 70s

3. Romantic, Deterministic cult of a Macro-Eco-Equilibrium: ex: Club of Rome

4. Failure of Doha Rounds & Kyoto Protocol due toNational Protectionism

5. Bad Governance in Failed or Failing States

6. Efforts to re-order the resource-base by theEmerging nations

7. Rudimentary Knowledge of Climate transformationsand hasty & pessimist (Himalayan) conclusions: Ex:Inter-Governmental Panel on CC.

B. Lack of understanding of the New Trends :

1. Implications of Changing nature of NaturalResources as Raw Materials & access to newresources, solar, marine and extra-planetary, etc.

2. Changing Inter-action between Natural Resourcesand Human Resources : transformations,miniaturization, intelligence, new mixing of metals& chemicals in space, etc.

3. Infinite possibilities of scientific & technologicalinnovations

II. A New Pragmatic Micro-Eco-Equilibrium Strategy :

1. Promotion of Knowledge-based, Science &Technology-aided, Urban, Middle class-focusedIndividual & Group green life styles (Alternatives),reducing pollutions and wastage, by resident welfareassociations, youth, NGO, schools & other civilsociety members and cities.

2. Also in Production methods & Consumption patterns,Area-wise or profession-wise.

III. Campaigning for Inclusive & Sustainable GrowthManagement Techniques in a New EconomicCulture

1. UN Agencies to work only towards MillenniumDevelopment Goals till 2015

2. Rural development through urban development &linkages

3. Democratization & Expansion of Private Sector &Social Economy: Micro-credit

4. Tobin tax model on currency exchanges, air flights,duty-free shops & green cess

5. Investments in geo-engineering: cloud seeding,greening mountains, cultivating seas, inter-linking ofrivers, Bio-sphere zones, genetic banks, etc.

IV. Campaigning for Urgent Commitment to ICT+R&Dfor Social Changes

1. Investment of 1% of G.D.P. by each country onInformation & Communication Technologies (ICT) andon Research & Development (R&D).

2. Investments in Inter-regional net-works of R&D fortechnical and non-technical innovations on royalty-basis & substantial awards for local Good Practices

World Elders Day Celebrations

SPECIAL ISSUE

New Strategies of Civil Society Action Plan :A supplement to the Bali Action Plan, adopted under the U.N. Framework

Convention for Climate Change

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3. International and Regional Banks of AppropriateTechnologies on royalty-basis

4. Social, Cultural & Nature tourism to highlightglobal inter-dependence.

V. Individual Efforts for self-Empowerment & forOpen & Harmonious Societies

1. Expansion of Civil Society space in governance.Only as a soft power

2. Deficiency in Usable-Information makes thecitizen feel powerless and inhibits him/her fromexercising vigilance: A tested and tried Solution:My pocket guide-book of information to activateand operate governance mechanisms ofgrievance redressal. This would make theGovernment SMART (Simple, Manageable,Accountable, Responsible & Transparent). It is atool for civil society action also.

3. Community-building & Cultural Stimulation

International Day of Older Persons - 2010Celebration

1. Mahbubnagar :

A Program was organized in the district TownHall to commemorate the International Day of the OlderPersons. In association with The Dept. for PhysicallyChallenged and Senior Citizens in collaboration withIRCS, Legal Cell and CSOs like LIONS Club, ACSOM,and a few NGOs. The District Collector, MLA andSecretary Legal Cell were the guests at the event. Dr.T.Nagender Swamy from ACSOM presented thestatistical status of the ratios of age groups across theworld and the need to be prepared for the future whichwould be a population with over 20% older people. Hebrought out the highlights of the changed and changingtrends of the family system – “Joint Family to NuclearFamily to UN-clear Family”.

Essay Writing competition on the topic of“Responsibility of Youth towards older Persons in thesociety”, was conducted for the college students andprizes were given away. Felicitation of some Seniorfreedom fighters, educationist and also a surpanch.Prize distribution was made to the winners of differentgames.

As reported by T. Sridhar

2. Senior Citizens Welfare Assn., Khammam

Celebrated World Elders Day along with GandhiJayanthi on 2nd October 2010, at Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari kalyana mandapam. The function waspresided over by Sri.V.V.Appa Rao, President, andChief guest, Sri.V.Munnaiah, Asst. Director, Dis.Welfare. The felicitation to the senior members wasaccorded to Sri. Ayeetam Satyam, Dr.Raghava Reddy,Eye Specialist, Sri. Rakhi,Sri. Motukuri Muralidhar Rao,

D.C. Membership, and extension chairman, Lions Club,Sri. Katakam Pichhaiah, Vice President, and Sri.Vemula Madhusudhan Rao, Retd.R.D.O.

3. Senior Citizens Forum, Nizamabad :

The Forum has Celebrated the “WORLD SENIORCITIZENS” DAY on 1st October and Gandhi Jayanthion 2nd October, 2010. at our Forum Office on 1stOctober 2010 at 11a.m. the following dignitaries werepresent on the occassion.1. Chief Guest . Sri. Yandala

Laxminarayana(Hon’ble MLA, Urban Nizamabad)2. Special invitee. Sri. M. Narayan Reddy (Ex-M.P. NZB)

Dr. A. Rajeshwar, Executive Director, ScheduledCaste Corporation NZB and J/c. Assistant Director,Disabled NZB.The following were felicitated on the occassion1. Dr. A. Laxma Reddy ( Aged 64 years)

Ex. State President and Private Hospital andNursing Homes Welfare Associations. Member ofLok Adalath, Founder of Pragathi Hospitals

Nizamabad.2 Sri.G.Janardhan Reddy (aged 73 years) Retd.

Superintendent Engineer Respectable Personality3. Sri. S.Narayan Reddy (aged 71 years) Asst.

Engineer, Retd.Fruits the Distributed to all in-patients and

Aarogyasri patients getting treatment at PragathiNursing Home and in Old age Home “Aalambana” NZB.The Zonal Officer & all managers of S.B.H. Banks, apart from senior citizens have attended this programme.

Reported by President of the Forum

4. Helpage India, Hyderabad.

Help Age India of A.P. branch celebrated “International Day of Older Persons on 8th October 2010at Necklace Road, Hyderabad. Many seniororganizations from the city and members of theFederation of A.P. Senior Citizens’ Organisations(FAPSCO) have participated.

Sri.S.P.Singh, Principal Secretary G.O.A.P. did theflagging off of the WALKATHON before a well-attendedpublic meeting, which was Presided the meeting


Dr. Rao V.B.J. Chelikani explained the need for selfsufficiency, dignity and quality of life. Issues on ParentsMaintenance Act, Health Insurance and legalawareness were explained by many speakers. Theproposed concessions to the senior citizens on RTCbus travel were mentioned. Smt. Mamtha Bai P.D. ofAasara unit in GHMC explained about the facilities forsenior citizens and functioning of Day Care Centresin twin cities. The Call centre telephone number 1253has been successfully attending to the problems ofseniors. Value education on age care was insisted uponby Smt Lalitha Krishna, RK Puram Sainik School whodonated a cheque collected by the staff and students.

5. SCF, Gandhi Nagar, Hyderabad.

As usual, SCF Gandhi Nagar and Lions ClubInternational Dist. 324-C2 and Dist. 324-C6. Haveorganised a mega health camp, sports mela, culturalprogramme at A.V. College Auditorium, Domalguda,on 2nd Oct, 2010 which attracted a big response fromthe Seniors. The meeting was addressed by eminentpersons including Sri. Jannat Hussain, IAS, ChiefInformation Commissioner, Dr.K.S.Ratnakar, SriR.N.Mittal, Lion members etc.

6. SCF, MALKAJGIRI, HYDERABAD.

International Elders Day was celebrated on 7-10-2010 at Vandemataram Patnalayam, Vishnupuri. Onthis occasion, Sri. Pappu Satyanarayana , 94 and A.V.Ramana, 90,Ex-President , Vimala Devi Nagar werefelicitated by the AASARA - GHMC Project Director,Smt. Mamathabai and Smt. C. Sita and AnandbaghSenior Citizen Welfare Association Members Sri.H.Veerabhadra Rao And P.V. Vishnu Murthy. Earlier, acondolence message was read out and two minutessilence was observed remembering late Sri. A. Rama

Rao who was to be felicitated on this occasion.Speaking on this occasion Smt. Mamathabai

stressed the need to utilize the Day Care Centre kitsprovided by AASARA to improve their health and keepfitness for longevity. Sri.G.Krishna Murthy, GeneralSecretary, Malkajgiri RWA requested the senior citizensto extend full support to the needy fellow senior citizens.

Sri.N.V. Devi Prasad Senior Citizens, Vishnupuricongratulated Sri. S. Sitiarama Swamy for his devotedcooperation to the Senior Citizen welfare in Malkajgiricircle.

G. Krishna Murthy, General Secretary.

7. SENIOR CITIZENS FORUM OF VIDYANAGAR, HydNews Bulletin for October, 2010

Honoring the elders in connection with WorldElders’ Day (1st October, 2010) was on the immediateagenda of the Forum However it is decided to combinethe Birth day greetings of the members with their birthdates in October. The function was held in LalithanagarCommunity Hall on 6th October, 2010. SmtMamatabai, Director, AASARA has attended as ChiefGuest. Sri P. Kishan Rao, Secretary, welcomed theguests.

The following members whose age was more than75 years were felicitated : Sri M.S.R. Anjaneyulu, SriR. Anjaneyulu, Sri M. Krishna Murthy, Sri K. LokanathaPillai, Sri Narasimha Reddy SD, Dr. Vithal Rao, Sri M.Subbarayudu, Sri T. V. Rama Rao, Sri RamachandraRao Deshpande, Sri G. Ramajogi Sastry, Smt. G.Vardhini, Sri E. Ravindranath, Sri R. Satya Dev, Sri G.Satyanarayana, Sri Ch. Srirama Sarma, Sri V.Subrahmanya Sastry, Sri V. Khanna, Prof. P.Sitharamireddy.

Smt. Mamatabai thanked the Government of APfor providing the senior citizens with free transporton four national holidays and 25% concessions inAPSRTC buses during the weekly holidays and hopedthat the latter would be extended to all the days shortly.She asserted that women should be more active andparticipate in all the activities in the Association matters.She advised that the Associations should adopt anearby slum and take the activities into the ordinarypeople. They should be helped in getting ASARA Cardand bring the medical facility to their door step byconducting medical camps. She assured that ASARAwill stand by the Associations in all such activities.

Smt. G.Vardhini and Sri Ramajogeswara Sastry,the couple both above the age of 75 years haveprovided refreshments to all the participants. Themeeting ended with the vote of thanks by SriG.Satyanarayana

In a meeting conducted on 27-10-10, Sri B.Ramesh, Retired General Manager, Central Bank whois counselor on ‘Reversible Mortgage Loans’at HelpageIndia, dealt the subject in a detialed manner answeringthe queries raised by the senior citizens. He assuredhelp to senior citizens who will be interested to takethe loans under the above scheme. He can beapproached on Telephone No. 9849119798.

Smt. Mamatabai who attended as a special guestexplained that AASARA is poised to take up the causeof senior citizens in any way. She requested themembers to visit old age homes in their areas to raise


the spirits of the inmates. Smt. C. Sunita, CorporatorAdikmet ward assured to take up any measure todevelop the cause of the citizens in the ward. Sri P.Kishan Rao, Smt. Rajeswari and Smt. Anuradha, wardcommittee members attended the programme.

Smt G.Vardhini provided the members with tea.Sri P. Kishan Rao welcomed the guests. Sri N.L.NMurthy presided over the meeting. Sri P.S.Bhagavanuluproposed a vote of thanks.

8. Senior Citizens Association Boudhanagar, Hyd.

Senior Citizens Association Boudha Nagar,celebrated Elders Day on 1st October 2010 in MPL.Community Hall. 305 seniors attended the function andparticipated in ‘Fast Walking’, memory contest andthrow ball etc.

R.R. Setty, C.M. Ellaiah, Smt D. Saraswathi wonprizes which were distributed at the hands of Smt.A.Uma Devi, MPL Corporator. She also gave away 35consolation prizes. HelpAge India and AASARA(GHMC) extended full support for grand success ofthe function.

Dr. D. Vittal Rao, D. Prabhakar Rao, GeneralSecretary and Managing Committee members, Sri M.D. Shambharkar, B. Krishna, C. Yellaiah, S. T.Balasubrahmanyam conducted games in an orderlymanner. Sri. D. Raghu, Member, ward committee, Shri.R.N. Mittal, President BPS, New Delhi spoke on theoccasion.

Reported by D. Prabhakar Rao,Gen. Secretary

9. Senior Citizens Forum, TarnakaWorld Elders Day : was celebrated in the Day

Care Centre , Nagarjuna Nagar, Tarnaka. The daystarted by paying a visit to the ‘focus Old Age Home’ inStreet No. 8, Tarnaka, behind St. Ann’s School. Fruitsand biscuits were distributed to the inmates dulyinteracting with them. Later in the evening a gatheringwas held which was largely attended by seniors.

Sri. D.S.N. Murthy, President explained variousaspects of seniors problems and their life style.Sri. B.Om Prakash, Advisor read out an article onSenior Citizen comparing old age with the beautiful

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1. Traffic Police Additional Commissioner C.V. Anandsaid auto passengers can call on telephone nos.90102 03626, 27852482 or 27852471 in case ofany problems with the auto drivers.

2. Inauguration of Arabic Academy in Tarnaka:Dar-UL Arab Center for Arabic Studies forTeaching and Training in Arabic Language hasbeen inaugurated by Professor Syead Jahangirin Jamia Musjid Hazrath Saduddin Sahab OldDary Farm Tarnaka Hyderabad On 25thSeptember 2010 Saturday.

3. Nagarjuna Nagar Residents Welfare Assn.

The General Body meeting of NNRWA was heldon 6th October at 6.30 p.m. and a new bodywas elected for the year 2010-2011 unanimously.An advisory committee is also formed. It was alsoresolved to pursue pending issues initiated bythe earlier body like protecting the public park,development of Errakunta tank, etc.

President : Prof. M.Kodanda Ram, 9848387001,Vice President: Prof. K.Venu GopalReddy: 9948439187, General Secretary : Sri.K. RajaReddy : 9391052555, Joint Secretary : Dr. A.Veerabhadra Rao : 9885921603, Treasurer :Mr.M.Sundara Sharma : 9440546440Org. Secretary : Smt. G. Shailaja : 9849032447.

Executive Members :Sri K. Narasimha Goud : 9849332888, Sri K. SurenderReddy : 9849267598, Sri T. Muthaiah Goud :9392099333, Dr. R. Laxma Reddy : 9705459085, SriG. Johnson Jacob : 9885507093, Smt. D. Vasantha :9848886650, Sri P.V. Naveen : 9849023344, Dr. ArunInala : 9248071730, Dr. Shivaji Vadrevu : 9441475435,Sri M. Bhaskar Reddy : 9490313643, Sri M. SheshaPhani Ex-Officio: 27171641, Sri S. Radha Krishna

Sun set of the Day which can be made enjoyable andrelaxing.The proposal of Sri. T. Kotayya for raising fundsexclusively for old age homes was welcomed bymembers and instant collections were made.

Proposed Sports Event for Seniors :

It is proposed to conduct sports and Gamescompetitions in the month of November in connectionwith 3rd Anniversary celebrations of AASARA at DayCare Centre Nagarjuna Nagar.

Interested members may please enroll theirnames for participation before 5th November, 2010 toC. S. Krishnan : 9704693819, M. P. Bhave :9849328592.

As reported by : B. Om Prakash


Ex-Officio : 9866344053.Advisors : Sri Shanmukha Reddy, Dr. G.V.S.R.K.Somayajulu, Sri B. Om Prakash, Sri D.S.N. Murthy,Dr. Peesapati Venkateshwarlu, Sri M.A. Khan, Sri G.S.Reddy.

4. A SCOTRWA initiative : Community Radio - System

The last meetings of the Community RadioCommittee were held on the 7th and 9th October. Themain topic of these two meetings was the Applicationform for the broadcasting license. At the end of thesemeetings it was completely filled up and there just willhave to be attached some things like details about thestructure, past achievements and projects of theorganization (SCOTRWA). But when those formalitieshave been added the form will be ready to be sent.After that it will probably take a few months until thelicense will be approved.

Furthermore a survey (for the application form) isrequired to be conducted among 1000 people indifferent areas in the range of the radiobroadcast. Thequestionnaire referring to that survey is preset by theMinistry of Information and Broadcasting and 1500copies have already been printed.

In a meeting on 12th October the questionnaires havebeen distributed among the committee members andin the following days more questionnaires have beenbrought to different Residencies for giving them to thetenants. The dropbox for the filled up questionnaires isplaced in the SCOTRWA-office in Balaji Residency.Anyone who is interested in distributing some of thequestionnaires is very welcome to come there andcollect..

The results of that survey do not have to be attacheddirectly to the form, but can be sent separately later.But, however, it should be sent as soon as possible.

Furthermore it was decided that in the beginning thelocation of the radio will be the SCOTRWA-office inBalaji Residency.

Moreover, the costs of the equipment (includinginstalling the tower) will be less than 10 Lakhs and theyearly expenditure for maintenance will probably beone Lakh 20 000 Rupies.

Still open is the question about the name of the radio.

The next meeting will be held on 29th October at 7pm.

As reported by Ms. Naëmi Fuhrmann, volunteer.Acknoledgement :The SCOTRWA group appreciate the voluntary workextended for establishing Community Radio stationin Tarnaka for the last one month. By Miss NaëmiM. Fuhrmannshe is coordinating among all TaskForce Committees and corresponding with theGerman Nexus Institute.

5. Varishth Nagrik Awaz :

Formation of Federation of Senior CitizensAssociations of Uttarakhand. The Helpage India isworking for unifying the Senior Citizens Federationsthrough out the nation. In this connection a Federationwas formed in Uttarakhand for better advocacy withthe government for the rights and entitlement.

6. Companion Club of India

Companion club of India from Mumbai hasopened a branch at Hyderabad with a purpose tofacilitate companions to widows or widowers. Theinaugural function was held at Press Club, BasheerBagh. The largely attended meeting was addressedby Mr. Kumar Deshpande, Founder of the Club, Col.N.A. Kumar, Hyderabad Coordinator Smt.N.M.Rajeswari, AASARA Project Director, Smt.Mamthabai , Sri. P. Srinivasulu, Sri. U. Gopala Rao,Sri. Vijayanath, Sri. Mrinal, Sri. B.Rajesh, Sri.G.V. Rao,and other have participated. Interested persons cancontact this number : 8106367014.

7. Finance Minister at the rescue of SeniorsSri. Pranab Mukarjee, Hon’ble Finance Minister,

Govt. of India, during the year 2009 raised hopes ofmiddle class people and senior citizens for rationalizingthe direct tax rates, keeping the common man’s welfareinto account.However, no such concessions were given in thebudget 2010-2011 with regard to direct taxes.Keeping in view of the interest of middle class andsenior citizens, who have to spend more money onhealth, should raise the Income Tax exemption brieflyas follows:

For Ordinary Citizen - 2.00 lakhsFor Women - 2.25 lakhsFor Senior Citizen - 3.00 lakhs

P. Radha Krishna Chetty

Declaration of 25th January as theNational Voters’ Day.

The following will be the scheme of activities on theNational Voters Day which shall be ensured by theDEOs under the overall supervision of the CEO:

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