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 NAMAKKAL DISTRICT PATH PEER EDUCATORS’ FIFTH
CONVENTION REPORT

The fifth District peer educators’ convention was organised in Namakkal District by
Women’s Organisation in Rural Development (WORD) at Hotel Golden Palace, Namakkal
on 24th September 2008.

The aim and objective of the program:

To strengthen the network among the district peer educators in Namakkal District
peer educators’ district and state level.
To ensure respectability to the peer educators, appreciate and recognize their field
level prevention efforts on STI and HIV/AIDS.
To improve the quality of services rendered by peer educators.
To create a platform to brief about their work, to exhibit the best practices and to
analyze the problems faced by them and to find out the practical solutions.
Find ways and means to sustain the peer educators program.

Participants:

102 peer educators’ were participated in the workshop.

Exhibition Booth Opening:

There were two booths in place. One booth features the wide range of activities of
Truckers Town Intervention Project supported by APAC. The other booth contains the
highlights of activities of peer educators.
The Convention was started with the opening of two exhibitions which highlight the APAC
supported truckers’ Town Intervention Activities and the activities of the peer educators’.
Mr. K. Nallathambi, Secretary, Namakkal Taluk Lorry Owners Association opened the
booth highlights the APAC supported Truckers’ Town Intervention Activities in Namakkal
flanked by other VIPS. The booth which features the acidities of peer educators’ was
opened by Mr. M. Balasubrmanian, Senior Manager,Ashok Leyland Lorry Driver Training
Institute, Namakkal flanked by other VIPs.

The convention began by staging the VIPs who have graciously participated and felicitated
the program. The fifth district level peer educators’ convention started with the welcome
address by the project Co-ordinator, Mr. M. Rajmohan.

The Project Director, Mrs. M. Renida Sarala delivered her address about APAC and
Truckers’ Town Intervention Project in Namakkal Town. In her, address she highlighted
that APAC began the Target Intervention Activities since 1995. APAC is administered by
Voluntary Health Services under a bilateral agreement with the Government of India with
the United States Aid for International Development. The goal of APAC is to reduce the
vulnerability of STD thereby reduce the risk of getting HIV/AIDS. APAC is executing
various thematic HIV/AIDS interventions in all over Tamilnadu and Pondicherry through
various NGOs. The project targets a comprehensive intervention among the Commercial
Sex Workers, Truckers’, Industrial Workers, Slum Dwellers and among the Tourists.
APAC is managed by Voluntary Health Services, a NGO in Chennai with the bilateral
assistance from USAID and NACO.

In Namakkal, WORD is implementing the Truckers’ Town Intervention Project with the
funding support of APAC-VHS-USAID from April 2003. The project activities are taking
place in 15kms of Namakkal Town which is known for its rich industries for trucking hub.
While this project will come to an end by September 2008, this project began with the
capacity building on STD/HIV/AIDS Prevention Education by AMPs, RIMPs,
Pharmacists, ANMs; Community Health Workers through APAC supported CETCs. All
the training programs have been supported by periodical refresher trainings and alumni
meetings apart from effective referrals and linkages. The activities include one-on-one and
one-group education for the target groups Truckers and Women in Prostitutes and its allied
workers. Through this type of education, they will be informed on STD/HIV/AIDS,
Treatment Procedures, Safer Sex Behaviour Concepts, and Abstinence Concepts, Testing
for STD/HIV/AIDS, Motivation for spouse testing /treatment, Correct and Consistent
usage of Condoms. Frequent Behavioural change communication (BCC) events by the
means of street plays, audio & video shows and exhibition program are held in the vantage
places where the truck crews and other allied industry workers and the common people can
get to know the exact information on STD/HIV/AIDS; Communication Campaigns have
also been undertaken by wall-painting, glow sign boxes, auto-sticker campaign, V-Type
information boards, posters, flux banners, handbills and through other relevant materials
and distributing of various innovative IEC/BCC materials.

The periodical training programs are conducted for Secondary Target Group members who
are closely associated with Truckers and Women in Prostitutes, NTO Retailers. The most
and important activity is to identify, train and promote peer educators among the target
groups in both genders. The peer educators’ are being identified by the outreach staff and
they are trained various topics on Key issues on STI/HIV/AIDS, STI Referrals and
Treatment, Condom use and Promotion, Interpersonal Communication Skills and
Behaviour Change Communication. After the training program they are effectively put in
service to the project activities. They are involving various activities include sharing the
exact information on STD/HIV/AIDS to their fellow workers, distributing IEC materials,
demonstration of correct and consistent usage of condoms, referral services for STD and
HIV testing, referral to Project Staff, Promoting non-traditional outlets, identifying new
peer educators, group interactions etc.,

To motivate them and to co-ordinate their activities, a district peer educators’ forum have
been formed. They also co-ordinate to the state level PATH peer educators’ forum.
To co-ordinate peer educators’ activities, motivate and appreciate their activities District
level peer educators’ convention are being held. This is the fourth convention in this series
in Namakkal District which will fetch a common platform among the peer educators to get
to know and share their activities and to plan for the future. She said that it is a very special
moment from where constructive decisions and plans will be drawn for the right course of
implementation for the project.

With this background information on the project activities and information about APAC to
the persons on the dais, the VIPs in the dais lit the light as an auspicious mark the eventful
start of the convention.

Mr. K. Nallathambi in his address expressed his happiness to deliver better health seeking
services by the peer educators’ to the community that tends to fell prey to STD/HIV/AIDS
which is needed at most for the community. The spread of STI and HIV/AIDS is
considered to be the major economical problem for our mother land. So, every body has to
take the every possible step to prevent the spread of the infection. So, peer educators’
should sharpen their knowledge and set out to create a new by widespreading their task
even in the rural sectors of the community with rejuvenated spirit and enthusiasm. He
expressed his pleasure that various efforts were put forth by WORD to take up the project
by the Lorry Owners Association in the past, he said it is very much impossible for them to
take up the project fully by their own. If they take up the project, they cannot able to spare
time to monitor and the drivers also will not freely come to them and learn and clarify their
doubts. He assured all his external support and co-operation to WORD on behalf of the
Lorry Owners Association.

A souvenir was released during this occasion to mark the 5th District Level Convention.
Mr. K. Nallathambi released the first copy of the souvenir and Dr. R. P. Illango,
RMO- Namakkal Government Head Quarters Hospital received it.

Dr. R. P. Illango, RMO- Namakkal Government Head Quarters Hospital in his addressed
applauded the wide range of activities by the peer educators’ in the field of HIV/AIDS. He
encouraged the peer educators to continue to do all the referral services to the Government
Hospital. He advised the peer educators not to stop the prevention activities alone but to
render all the support and co-operation to the people infected with HIV/AIDS and to the
children infected and affected with HIV/AIDS. He expressed his pleasure to know that
outreach staff of WORD together with the peer educators have done a tremendous work in
the field for 5 years to bring down the new infection rate to a halt in Namakkal. He wished
all the very best for the peer educators in their works.

Mr. M. Balasubrmanian, Senior Manager, Ashok Leyland gave away the Registration
Certificate to the office bearers of Namakkal PATH peer educators’ association. He
expressed his pleasure to associate on behalf of the institute to bring awareness among
truckers in a small way in collaboration with WORD with a portion of the truckers
curriculum covering HIV/AIDS. He also applauded the involvement of peer educators’ in
the field of STI and HIV/AIDS prevention. He encouraged the peer educators’ to continue
their tireless work even without the support of the agency under the technical support of
WORD.

Mr. S. Boopathi, Secretary, Namakkal All Motor Workshop Owners Association expressed
his pleasure to know the remarkable activities that are being carried out by the peer
educators’ in the HIV/AIDS intervention activities for the past three years. He also
expressed his happiness to greet all the peer educators’ in their activities and to the
management and staff of WORD and he said that the peer educators’ should work with
more spirit and enthusiasm in their noble task as the peer educators’ can play a vital role in
the HIV/AIDS intervention activities.

Mr. Berlin Jose, the consultant from APAC expressed his happiness about the
arrangements for the convention by WORD and the enthusiasm that he has seen from each
participant. He also expressed his pleasure in registering the PE Association as a Trust
under Indian Trust Act. He wished all the very best and encouraged to continue the
important task with the newly registered association.

Mr. Elangovan gave away the seed money of Rs 10000/- in form of cheque to the peer
educators’ office and addressed the felicitation note. In his speech listed down the essential
characteristics of the peer educators, the tasks ahead and asked the peer educators to
continue their work with regained spirit and enthusiasm by networking with all other peer
educators’ association with other districts.

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Mr. Mariappan, the Treasurer of the State Peer Educators’ Association expressed his
pleasure to come and see the fellow peer educators’ from Namakkal. He urged the peer
educators’ to continue to do the noble task with united spirit with the state peer educators’
association.

The ten Peer Educators’ Mr. S. Selvakumar, Mr. P. Rajagopal, Mr. S. Vadivel, Mr. M.
Muthukumar, Mr. M. Arulmurugan, Mr. S. Chandran, Mr. D. Murugesan, Mr. P.
Maheshwaran, Mr. V. Dhanapal, Mr. T. Manikandan were selected and they were given
prizes by the VIPs in the dais.

The five other peer educators Mr. P. Balasubramani, Mr. S. Suresh, Mr. K. Palanisamy,
Mr. K. Rajini, Mr. A. Zahir Hussain were selected and they have been awarded with the
life time achievement award for their active role in formation of the association,
involvement in strengthening of the association and enrolling the fellow peer educators to
the association by the VIPs in the dais.

Finally, Mr. Rajmohan , Program Manager- WORD expressed the whole-hearted thanks
and gratitude to the active participation and contributed the valuable suggestions put forth
by the eminent personalities who have accepted the invitation and made it possible by
them to be present in the V Namakkal district level convention.
He also thank the Project Director, officers and consultants of APAC-VHS-USAID for
their programmatic, financial and technical support, the supporters who are closely
associated with the trucking industries in Namakkal, the fellow workers from the
HIV/AIDS field, the peer educators’ who are doing the excellent works in the field for
their gracious presence for the convention.
The peer educators’ then introduced themselves and shared their innovative experiences to
shoulder with the WORD project staff in the HIV/AIDS intervention activities

The thematic cultural performances were exhibited by the peer educators soon after the
lunch. The peer educators’ staged a drama entitled- Veedae Padhukappu (Home is
Protection), dances and songs which demands for VCTC measures, early treatment seeking
behaviour and community based care and support for the HIV infected persons which was
spell-bound by the fellow gathering of peer educators’.

After the cultural programs the group discussions were held among the peer educators’.
The Peer educators were divided into four groups and each group has given the following
topic for discussion to render healthy suggestions to improve and intensify the activities of
peer educators.
Group Topic Given for Discussion for Suggestion
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1 What are the possible activities can be taken to strengthen the peer educators’
association?
2 What are the activities to be strengthened to co-ordinate more effectively with
the other peer educators’ district network and also the state network?
3 What is the action plan for the next one year for Peer educators’ association?
5 What are the activities to be done to co-ordinate the peer educators’ at the
regional level in Namakkal?

The groups have a mind wakening discussions and the following points were put forth by
the groups. The points were presented by the leaders’ of the respective groups.
Group Suggestions put forth by the peers group after the group discussions.
No
1 What are the possible activities can be taken to strengthen the peer educators’
association?
The peer educators’ should be co-ordinated at the regional level.
Rather than conducting the peer educators’ meet monthly, it can be
convened everything at every fortnight and the activities by the peer
educators may be reviewed and revamped.
Once in a month, a trained medical practitioner should be invited and a
comprehensive and quality medical education should be given to all the
peers. By this not only the deep doubts from the minds of the peers will
be clarified but also it helps the others also in a long way.
Collecting a reasonable subscription from the members of the peer
educators’ association.
To draw an achievable action plan for the peer educators’ association.
Active participation of peer educators’ in the time to time medical camps
and the voluntary development works from time to time.
To streamline the activities that is being carried out by the association by
introducing the guidelines.

All the peer educators to be given a identity card.

2 What are the combined co-ordination efforts to be taken with other district and
state peer educators’ association?
Participation in the respective District peer educators’ association by its
members.
Active participation and whole-hearted involvement in the state level
activities.

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 The representatives from other district peer educators’ association/ state
level representative should be invited to our group meetings and to get
their valuable suggestions.
And also we should eagerly participate in the district meetings.
Concrete platform should be planned for continuous mutual experience
sharing with other district network and also the state level network.
3 What is the action plan for the next one year for Peer educators’ association?
To streamline the process of appending new members and the new
membership procedures.
Distribution of membership identity cards.
Identification of Government/ Semi government Officials who are fully
co-operating to the association activities.
Active participation in the common programs and other important
functions.
Quarterly experience sharing and producing of newsletter.
To rejuvenate ourselves by participating in important events and other
district meetings.

4 What are the activities to be done to co-ordinate the peer educators’ at the
regional level?
Combined co-ordinated efforts by the peer educators’ in each Road
(Namakkal-Salem, Namakkal- Karur, Namakkal- Duraiyur, Namakkal-
Trichy)
Convening regional meetings among the peers at regular intervals.
Planning and executing the special regional activities by the peers within
their working area limits.

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 Arrangement and participation in the BCC activities on STI and
HIV/AIDS.
Efforts to organize cultural events by the peer educators at regular
intervals.

On the side lines of the discussion, a part of AVAHAN Team who came to Namakkal
visited the PE Convention and had interaction with the PE office bearers and had got to
know about the movement of Truckers, awareness level of truckers on STI and HIV/AIDS,
area of intervention of peer educators, referral networks established and about the PE
associations.

WORD project team rendered a lamp to the peer educators office bearers as a mark of
transition of the project activities from the organsiation to the peer educators. The peer
educators presented momento to all the project staff of WORD.

Finally, Mr. P. Ramesh, Outreach Worker-WORD proposed vote of thanks. He

remembered all the efforts made by Namakkal Peer Educators Forum together with
WORD team to make it possible to organize this mega event, all the guests who have
accepted our invitation and encouraged the peer educators’ in their activities including the
guests who were present in the morning session. He also recalled his gratitude and
happiness for the media persons for wider publicity of the event and to the peer educators’
who are the nerve centre of that day’s program. He extended his sincere thanks to the hotel
authorities for their good logistic arrangements and to the public address system personnel.

The day’s long peer educators’ convention came to an end with the national anthem.

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The glimpse of peer educators’ attended the V District Level Convention

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 V District Level Peer Educators’ Convention- 2008.
Namakkal District.
Supported by Organised by
APAC-VHS-USAID. Women’s Organisation in Rural Development (WORD)

Date: 24th September, 2008.

S. No Name Gender Age Broad Classification Profession Communication Address
1 M.Muthukumar Male 28 Car Workshop Mechanic Uzhavan Cars,Slm Road,Namakkal
2 D.Murugesan Male 40 Service Station Service station Pandian Service Station,Karaikkal,Namakkal
3 T.Vimalraj Male 20 Service Station Service Station Sathish service station,Pommakuttamedu,salem rd
4 S.Yuvaraj Male 21 Body Buiding Labour Amman Body Builders,Pon Nager,Namakkal
5 S.Vadivel Male 30 Others Tasmac Senthamangalam Road
6 R.Boopathy Male 29 Auto Parts Salesman Senthamangalam Road
7 T.Suresh Male 22 Petrol Bunk Salesman Senthamangalam Road
8 V.Dhanapal Male 45 Cycle Shop Owner Ganapathy Cycle mart,P.Road
9 P.Balasubramani Male 43 Body Buiding Owner Balan Body Builder,Salem Road
10 A.Jaheer Usaen Male 39 Tiffin Centre Owner Right Ranga Tiffin Centre,Salem Road
11 K.Rajkumar Male 24 Diesel Works Mechanic Sri Murugan Auto Diesel Works,Duraiyur Road
12 M.P.Amarnath Male 23 Diesel Works Mechanic Palaniandavar ADW,Duriyur Road
13 T.Pannerselvam Male 23 Diesel Works Mechanic Siva ADW,Trichy Rd,Namakka
14 T.Saravanan Male 21 Diesel Works Mechanic Palaniandavar ADW,Duriyur Road
15 M.Arulmurugan Male 30 Auto Works Mechanic Murugan Auto Works,Pon Nagar,Slm Rd
16 K.Palanisamy Male 43 Lath Works Mechanic Dineshkumar Lath Works,Slm Rd
17 S.R.Manikandan Male 22 Body Buiding Labour Amman Body Builders,Pon Nager,Namakkal
18 C.Palinisamy Male 25 Driver Driver Puthansanthai,Slm Rd
19 S.Thangaraj Male 39 Tailor Tailor Puthansanthai,Slm Rd
20 S.Suresh Male 30 Salesman Tasmac P.Road,Namakkal
21 M.Pandian Male 29 Furniture Mart Owner P.Road,Namakkal
22 M.Mariappan Male 34 Salesman Tasmac P.Road,Namakkal
23 R.Venkatesan Male 22 Diesel Works Mechanic Sathi Diesel Service,Slm Road,Namakkal
24 K.Balasuramaninn Male 31 Welding Works Welder Mani Welding Works,Pon Nager,Slm Road
25 P.Rajesh Male 27 Battery Works Mechanic Raja Battery Works,Pon Nager,Slm Road
26 B.Maheswaran Male 35 Auto Electrical Works Mechanic Sithivinayaka Auto Eletrical Works,P.Road
27 K.Karthikeyan Male 18 Auto Diesel Works Mechanic Klothungan ADW,Slm Road
28 R.Ponnumani Male 20 Diesel Works Mechanic NPS Vazhagam,Slm Road
29 B.Rangaraj Male 26 Auto Works Mechanic Sri Ram Auto Works,By-Pass,Slm Road
30 T.Manikandan Male 23 Volconising Shop Owner Sri Saravana Volconising,Pudhn Santhai
31 R.Shivaraj Male 32 Driver Driver Mudhalaipatty,Slm Road
32 P.Ramesh Male 22 Body Buiding Labour Amman Body Builders,Pon Nager,Namakkal
33 S.Balaji Male 24 Chase Works Labour Sri Angalaparameswari Chase Works,Duraiyur Road
34 M.Kumar Male 19 Chase Works Labour Sri Angalaparameswari Chase Works,Duraiyur Road
35 T.Ashokumar Male 21 Chase Works Labour Sri Angalaparameswari Chase Works,Duraiyur Road
36 P.Mayavan Male 24 ADW Mechanic Sri Palaniandavar ADW,Trichy Road
37 P.Rajesh Male 21 ADW Mechanic Sri Palaniandavar ADW,Trichy Road
38 A.Karthik Male 21 Body Buiding Labour Perumal Body Builders,Trichy Road
39 P.Velusamy Male 25 Body Buiding Labour palaniandavar Body Buiders,P.Road
40 S.Moorthy Male 31 Body Buiding Labour Siva Body Works ,Trichy Road
41 K.Periasamy Male 25 Volconising Shop Labour Rajendren Volconising Shop,Duraiyur Road
42 S.Chandren Male 25 Body Buiding Labour Angalaparameswari Body Works,Duraiyur Road
43 N.Santhoskumar Male 25 Painting Works Painter Sanmugam Painting Works,Slm Road
44 G.Sandeepkumar Male 18 Tyre Works Labour Kumar Tyre Works,Slm Road
45 R.Iyyappan Male 28 Service Station Labour Udayam Service Station,Mullampatty,Slm Road
46 P.Rajagopal Male 35 Volconising Shop Owner Vinayaka Volconising Shop,Mullampatty,Slm Road
47 M.Manivannan Male 27 Tingering Works Labour Amman Tingering Works,Slm Road
48 M.Balasubramani Male 29 Welding Works Welder Senthil Welding Works,Slm Road
49 C.Muthusamy Male 40 Spring Works Labour Kumar Spring Works,Slm Road
50 K.Jayakumar Male 31 Salesman Tasmac P.Road,Namakkal
51 K.Gopi Male 21 Body Buiding Labour Namagiriamman Body Building,Slm Road
52 P.Senthilkumar Male 24 Lath Works Labour NPS Vazhagam,Slm Road
53 A.Nandakumar Male 27 Lath Works Labour NPS Vazhagam,Slm Road
54 S.Selvakumar Male 31 Body Buiding Labour Sivasakthi Lorry Body Builders
55 A.Kumaravel Male 40 Body Buiding Labour Sivasakthi Lorry Body Builders
56 G.Chelladuarai Male 52 Body Buiding Labour Sivasakthi Lorry Body Builders
57 S.Murugan Male 33 Body Buiding Labour Ramavilas Body Builders,Slm Road
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58 N.Silambarasan Male 19 Tyre Works Labour Supreme Tyre Works,Slm Road
59 S.Seenivasan Male 23 Lath Works Labour Andavar Lath Works,Slm Road
60 M.Kathiresan Male 19 Body Buiding Labour Amman Body Builders,Slm Road
61 M.Ragupathy Male 24 Service Station Labour Sathish service station,Pommakuttamedu,salem Road
62 P.Seker Male 30 Volconising Shop Labour Saravana Volconising Shop,Pudhansanthai
63 B.Palanisamy Male 24 Body Buiding Labour Angalaparameswari Body Works,Duraiyur Road
64 S.Anbalagan Male 24 Salesman Tasmac Paramathy Road,Namakkal
65 P.Ragupathy Male 27 Body Buiding Labour Dayalan Body Builders,Slm Road
66 N.kanagaraj Male 27 Volconising Shop Labour Ganesh Volconising Duraiyur Road
67 K.karthikeyan Male 23 Body Buiding Labour Akilandeswari Body Building,Slm Road
68 M.Senthil Male 25 Body Buiding Labour Akilandeswari Body Building,Slm Road
69 S.Vadivel Male 25 Body Buiding Labour Akilandeswari Body Building,Slm Road
70 R.Balakrishnan Male 25 Body Buiding Labour Akilandeswari Body Building,Slm Road
71 P.Suresh Male 26 Body Buiding Labour Akilandeswari Body Building,Slm Road
72 S.Muthusamy Male 31 Auto Agencies Labour Sri Muthuautoagencies,Slm Road
73 K.Baskaran Male 43 Body Buiding Labour Raja Body Building,lm Road
74 S.Murugesan Male 32 Body Buiding Labour Raja Body Building,lm Road
75 K.Palanisamy Male 29 Surya Agencies Labour Jaisurya Agencies,P.Road
76 P.Ravichandren Male 42 Painting Works Painter Sanmugam Painting Works,Slm Road
77 S.Duraisamy Male 24 Body Buiding Labour Rajalingam Body Building,Slm Road
78 V.Palanivel Male 29 Volconising Shop Labour Ganesh Volconising Duraiyur Road
79 P.Ponnusamy Male 33 Tea Stall Owner Andavar Tea Stall,Slm Road
80 K.Raja Male 23 Pipe Works Labour P.N.Bypes,Slm Road
81 N.Tamaraiselvan Male 30 Body Buiding Labour Sivasakthi Vinayaka Body Building
82 S.Suresh Male 29 Body Buiding Labour Malar Body Builders,P.Road
83 N.Duraisamy Male 36 Beeda Stall Owner Durai Beeda Stall
84 S.Sankar Male 27 Body Buiding Labour Malar Body Builders,P.Road
85 K.Chelladurai Male 20 Body Buiding Labour Malar Body Builders,P.Road
86 J.Vijayakumar Male 26 Body Buiding Labour Sivasakthi Vinayaka Body Building
87 R.Madheswaran Male 43 Body Buiding Labour Balan Body Builder,Salem Road
88 G.Thiyagarajan Male 36 Tea Stall Owner Tea Stall,Slm Road
89 M.Karuppusamy Male 40 Tiffin Centre Owner Aalumalayan Tiffin Centre,Slm Road
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 90 P.Perumal Male 45 Dealing Centre Owner Auto Dealing Centre,Slm Road
91 R.Kannan Male 28 Body Buiding Labour Balan Body Builder,Salem Road
92 K.Manikandan Male 20 Body Buiding Labour Balan Body Builder,Salem Road
93 R.Kulaindavel Male 30 Body Buiding Labour Balan Body Builder,Salem Road
94 K.Senthilkumar Male 31 Tea Stall Owner Kavin Tea Stall,Trichy Road
95 S.Selvan Male 32 Body Buiding Labour Gowriamman Body Bilders,Durayur Road
96 S.Jeeva Male 38 Painting Works Painter Jeeva Painting Works,Slm Road
97 K.Ganesh Male 25 Volconising Shop Owner Ganesh Volconising Duraiyur Road
98 J.Palamalai Male 23 Lath Works Labour Andavar Lath Works,Slm Road
99 K.Kumar Male 24 Volconising Shop Labour Sri Palani Volconising Shop,Trichy Road
100 M.Rajarajan Male 27 Battery Works Labour Sathy Battery Works,Slm Road
101 M.Madhesh Male 27 Painting Works Labour Rajendren Painting Works,Duraiyur Road
102 N.manickam Male 36 Lath Works Labour Murugan Lath Works,Salem Road

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 PE V CONVENTION PHOTO GLIMPSES

BCC Booth opening Lighting the Lamp

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