(Moderator;' s Note : Though the author has sent the persoanl mail addresssed to Dr Sharma, to the India Vision Group, we felt that it may of useful information to other NGOs in North India. If interested, kindly get in touch with Shipra Mathur directly. Do not post private messages to the group. You may contact them directly and establish relationship with the newspaper)
Hello Dr Sharma
I am Shipra from Rajasthan Patrika ( the group newspaper is named Patrika in MP). I am located in Jaipur and incharge of newspaper's social project division, recently created to explore possibilities to collaborate/ partner with the social sector to identify areas and offer newspaper support for the areas of mutual interest. We have launched in the past many campaigns for reader awareness, social change and policy making. I read you mail and using this opportunity to identify areas of common interest. Patrika has gained ground in MP and soon will be in the Gwalior region, though the edition is already available there. Warm Regards Shipra Mathur Division Head Media Action Group Rajasthan Patrika, Jaipur +91-9928015504
--- On Sun, 21/2/10, Dr.B.K.Sharma <Gwalior.Hospital@care4free.net> wrote:
From: Dr.B.K.Sharma <Gwalior.Hospital@care4free.net>
Subject: RE: [India_Vision_2020] Noble gesture by one of our India Vision members [1 Attachment]
To: India_Vision_2020@yahoogroups.com, "'Vernkatraman Rajendran'" <venkrajen@yahoo.com>
Cc: "'Mr.Siddanagouda. S.Biradar'" <siddureddy2988@yahoo.com>
Date: Sunday, 21 February, 2010, 5:15 PM
Dear friends, Thanks for this information and all of us should learn from Mr. Biradar. This reminds me of 2004 and following years, when I decided to donate ten acres of our land for Snehalaya in Gwalior following death of my wife Dr. Meena Sharma. But we were surprised for the fights from neighouring farmers, when we started to demarcate the boundaries. They wanted to grab as much they could out of it and we left nearly ten feet on all sides to avoid the fights. Same thing happened when I bought more of adjoining land from those neighours only. That is life. However I am happy to say that they have realised their mistakes now at least in words though never wanting to return single inch of the land they had taken from us, when they see our Snehalaya and the children there. We are proud and feel happy to say that in Snehalaya- our The home with love, we are providing the differently abled children all the special need facilities as required, not available any where else, perhaps in whole India and all by ourselves without any support from any Government or local authorities. Please visit our website for details www.helpchildrenofi ndia.org We welcome children with disabilities to avail these facilities from any where in India. We do provide day care as well residential facilities. Please do visit our Snehalaya, a care home for disabled children with hospital and school on site including multisensory room, physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, yoga, meditation, farms, gardens, orchards and a Gaushala too spread out in 25 acres of area. We run rural health clinics and have undertaken IRDP in 43 surrounding villages there and are building a new school esp. for girls from surrounding villages. We welcome volunteers from all walks of life including students and trainees to help us in these endeavours. Enclosed is summary poster. Please display it in prominent places as well pass this information to every one as much possible. Please do not hesitate to ask any questions or further information or contact us if you may like to help us in any way. We do welcome volunteers from all walks of life to help us in these endeavours from their own plplace or work on , with regards and best wishes, ppfloor in Dr.B.K.Sharma,
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Website: www.helpchildrenofi ndia.org. uk and updates on http://gchvols. pbwiki.com If you like to know details for work carried out from 1998 to 2007 and for reference visit, www.gwalior. hospital. care4free. net To help and provide for poor, underprivileged, disabled and destitute esp. Children, Women and The Aged of Gwalior and Chambal region, one of the most deprived regions in India . All donations in UK , USA and India are exempted for tax as per rules of the country. Any help in cash or kind or by any means, however small is much appreciated. You can donate on line now visiting our website and click on 'donate'. We welcome volunteers from all walks of life from their own place or to work with us in India to help us in this Endeavour, including students and trainees. Just ask us.
A very noble gesture. In these days, when we hear people fighting with neighbours claiming a few inches of space at the time of compound wall construction or the protruding trees or a vehicle passed opposite someone else's compound, it is really rare to see that still there are such good souls do exist who can actually donate two ACRES of land to government. We speak of corrupt government officials, inefficient departments, ill-maintained public schools, but how many still feel the urge to donate something of this sort to government.
May such tribe increase. Kudos to your team for bringing out the gesture from such unsung heroes.
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From: Prime Point Srinivasan <prpoint@gmail. com>
To: India Vision group <india_vision_ 2020@yahoogroups .com>
Sent: Sat, February 20, 2010 5:35:50 PM
Subject: [India_Vision_ 2020] Noble gesture by one of our India Vision members
hi all
I am happy to share with you a mail received from Mr Siddanagound Biradar of Andhra Pradesh.(one of our members). He is a PhD scholar at China. Out of 5 acres owned by him, he donated 2 acres to Govt. to build a high school which can benefit 5 to 6 nearby villages.
Pl read his personal mail to me. I thought, it is better to share with our members. India vision group salutes his noble gesture.
srinivasan moderator ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Mr.Siddanagouda. S.Biradar <siddureddy2988@ yahoo.com>Date: Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 4:56 PM Subject: Donated 2 acres land to govt To: Prime Point Srinivasan < prpoint@gmail. com> Cc: Siddanagouda Biradar < siddureddy2988@ yahoo.com> | Dear Sir
My Father Shri Somanagouda Biradar, resident of Padekanur, Taluk: Muddebihal District: Bijapur, Karnataka State, donated two acres of my land to Govt for building up of Highschool at my village . I had 5 acres of land in my name out of which i donated 2 acres.
This highschool will be usefull to my village besides surrounding 5 to 6 villages also. Offcourse many land lords are in my village but none are ready to donate even a inch of land. Even though my field is 1 km far from village, Govt agreed to establish Highschool there.
The construction work will start shortly.
regards From:- Mr.Siddanagouda. S. Biradar (IGF). PhD Scholar Department of Crop Genetics and Breeding
College of Agronomy
North-West A & F University
3 Taicheng Road, Yangling-712100
Shaanxi , P R China
Email:- siddureddy2988@ yahoo.com
Cell: 0086-15249220150 |
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