SPONSOR a Child SPECIAL DAY SPECIAL DEED Old Age

Programme (SaC) Scheme (SDSD ) Support

VOL. I / Dec. 2017

Together
We can
Change!

Pamdi Hubli
Village Development School Rehabilitation
 Board of Trustees
www.bvifoundation.org
Reg. No. 118/1071/CIT-HBL/2013-14 dated 28.02.14

Founder
Narayanrao B. Tatuskar

Chairman
K. V Rao

Managing Trustee :
Anil Dhawale

Secretariate/ Chief Co-ordinator

Srinivas Devale Shri Narayanrao B. Tatuskar
Founder
Trustees :
Manoj Phutane
Dilip Dharurkar
Ramesh Tapsey
Kishan Rao Gadale
Prakash Rashinkar
Srinivas Devale

Central Co-ordinator - Maharashtra

Girish Waychal

Central Co-ordinator - Tamil Nadu

Shashi Suresh Navale

Shri K. V. Rao Shri Anil Dhawale

Central Co-ordinator - Karnataka
Chairman Managing Trustee
Dr. R. P. Sathvik

Central Co-ordinator - A.P. & Telangana

Manish Sutrave

Central Co-ordinator - M.P. & North India

Rajesh Kharve

Club Co-ordinators :
Kiran Kumar G.V (Bhadravathi - Area 102)
Mahesh Nazare (Pune Central - Area 105)
Srikanth Rangdal (Solapur - Area 104)
Jagdish Phutane (Bangalore Cant - Area 102)
D. P. Jagadish (Shivamogga - Area 102)
Vijay Bedre (Chitradurga - Area 102)
Siddu Maladkar (Belgaum -Area 101)
Rakesh Mahaladkar (Naragunda - Area 101) Shri Srinivas Devale Shri Manoj Phutane Shri Dilip Dharurkar
Sanjeev Rashinkar (Bagalkote - Area 101) Secretary/ Trustee Trustee Trustee
Mukesh Chutakay (Secundrabad - Area 103)
Vijay Kumar Lande (Dharwad - Area 101)
Manohar Bhagawat (Hubli - Area 101)
Mahadev Kalekar (Mahaboob Nagar - Area 103)
Rajani Dustakar (Bellary - Area 101)
Sanjay M. Bhavsar (Nasik - Area 106)
Sunil Banchhod Bhavsar (Indore - Area 107)
Sachin A. Bhavsar (Malegaon)

Regd. Office :
Laxmi Narayana Premises, H. No. 54,
Adarsh Nagar, Hubli - 580025
Tel. : +91-9844116993 / +91-9823042535
info@bvifoundation.org
Shri Ramesh Tapsey Shri Kishan Rao Gadale Shri Prakash Rashinkar
Trustee Trustee Trustee
Chairman’s office :
B-210, Okhla Indistrial Area, Phase-1,
New Delhi - 110020
chairman@bvifoundation.org

Printed & Published by Mr. Vikram Singh Panwar

on behalf of BVI Foundation Trust

Printed at : Locus Printer, A-90, DSIDC Shed,

Okhla Industrial Area, Phase-2,
New Delhi - 110020
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 OUR MISSION

The mission of BVIF Foundation Trust is to create, find & support programs that
directly improve the quality of life of the children & the families of the needy
Bhavsars / Communities

MISSION STATEMENT

To inspire, strengthen & empower needy bhavsars / communities by contributing

to their education, health & skill development.

OUR VISION

Our vision is to strive to be a part of the solution in improving the lives of the
needy Bhavsars /communities by providing programs that strengthen families
during their difficult times.

VISION STATEMENT

To enrich & enhance the quality of life of the needy bhavsars / communities. we
visualize a future: when we change the life of a child, you change the family’s
which ultimately changes the community.

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 From the Editor-in-Chief

Welcome!
to our first issue of UjJWAL BHAVSAR. This souvenir edition has seen this daylight with
contribution from lot of committed BVI visionaries. We are honored to share the work of so many
committed and thoughtful people. We are here to share their stories and their journeys with you. And
who knows, maybe be next year you’ll share your story with us.

The BVI Foundation Trust takes pride and remains relevant to society by its diversity of charitable
activities. It has been our objective to create innovative and inspirational schemes and themes. All
it takes is a spark. An intent. A vision. A goal. With good intent we started various schemes.
The Foundation’s flagship program ‘SPONSOR A CHILD’ (SaC ) needs no introduction. The result
of witnessing so many happy smiles amongst students is very rewarding. A meticulously structured
program under ‘SPECIAL DAY SPECIAL DEED’ (SDSD) Scheme has been a great contributor to our
fund raising, as great many donated on their family members birthday / anniversary & other
occasions. Many sympathetic Bhavsars came forward with their contributions helping the Foundation
to take forward its programs.

I shouldn’t fail to mention the philanthropic deed of our managing trustee Shri. Anil Dhavale
for magnanimously providing amenities like desks, lab equipment, mobile toilets etc. to Shimoga and
Hubli Government Schools.

“Be the change you want to see in the world.” - Mahatma Gandhi
Again, my special thanks to Mr. Kishen Rao Gadale and Mr. Srinivas Devale for carrying out the
Foundation’s vision of upgrading the living standards of the Bhavsars inhabiting the Pamdi village.
It is pertinent to mention the various innovative programs conducted to raise funds by the three
musketeers of Solapur- Mr. Girish Waychal, Mr. Ashwin Doijode and Mr. Shivaji Uphare. The
Shimoga Club under the Governorship of Shri. Gajender Malode also contributed immensely
in collecting donations. A special mention also for the active participation in the Foundation’s
activities by Hubli & other clubs.

August 15th 2016 was a special day to us. Various clubs participated in distributing over 300 reading
glasses and 100 walking sticks to the Old Age Home senior citizens across the country. This 15th August
2017 the foundation honored 31 soliders. You will read more in UjJWAL Bhavsar.

I wish to extend my heartfelt thanks to our Founder, Shri. Narayan Rao Tatuskar for creating such a
wonderful platform to carry out such wonderful services to the needy and the deprived society.

All these achievements in a span of less than two years and more to happen...... We hope it will give
satisfaction and prove a valuable work of reference now, and more so in the years to come. My love
affair with BVI Foundation continues and the first copy of the UjJWAL Bhavsar is in your hands. Long
live UjJWAL Bhavsar!

K. V. Rao
(Chairman - BVI)

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 EDUCATE A CHILD

SPONSOR A CHILD!
EDUCATE A CHILD!
EMPOWER A COMMUNITY!

When you educate a child

you educate a Nation!

SPONSOR
A CHILD Help me
6000/- PER
to reach
annum

For more details, please contact

my DREAM
Mr. Srinivas Devale
Chief Co-ordinator (All India)
+91 - 9964265707
srinivasbly@gmail.com

www.bvifoundation.org | sac@bvifoundation.org
 Inside

15 THE JOY OF 37 FOUNDATION

APPROACH
GIFTING
...together we can Change!
by Narayanrao B. Tatuskar (Founder Bhavsar Vision India)

39 OLD AGE ELDERLY IN INDIA

- DILEMA
17 CHARITY BEGINS
AT HOME
... Gen-Next’s reluctance to support
by Mr. Kishan Rao Gadale (Trustee)
...is an expression we have all heard
by Mr. K. V. Rao (Chairman - BVI Foundation Trust)

23 PHILANTHROPY IN 40 PAMIDI SMART COLONY

DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
ACTION
....outcome of action is essential
by Mr. Anil Dhawale (Managing Trustee - BVI)

42 WHY EVERYONE SHOULD

GIVE TO CHARITY?
25 FOUNDATION ...Benefits Of Giving Charity
by Mr. Jayashree Belamka, Hubli
IMPACT

27 CHARITY – A BLISSFUL
EXPERIENCE
43 FOUNDATION
CREDENTIALS
....giving away for social cause

by Mr. Manoj Kumar Phutane (Trustee)

45 DONATE TO SAVE
LIFE
31 FOUNDATION ...Organ donation is the best service to god

INITIATIVE by Mr. Sudhir Kshirsagar, Solapur

35 PSYCHOLOGY OF
DONOR 43 FOUNDATION
EVENTS
...donate for social cause not for self ego
by Mr. Srinivas Devale (Secretary/Trustee)

36 BENEFITS OF GIVING
CHARITY 50 FOUNDATION
AWARDS
...avail benefits of CSR Funding
by Mr. Avinash Somvanshi - Navi Mumbai

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 An Appeal For Cooperation

Dear Fellow Visionaries,

Greetings!

I am extremely happy that Samaj Bhushan Sri K.V. Rao has

accepted the chairmanship of BVIF TRUST. I knew that his
experience of having owning the corporate house to make our
association function like a well oiled “Corporate Organisation”.
It is Internationally proven that the corporate Governance has
the best practices regarding transperency, accountability,
implimentation of decisions taken with top priority & follow the
ethics & values in the system.

I wanted the entire movement a transparent yet very effective and controlled one.

We should congratulate our Chairman for bringing out the mannual for the club cordinate
committee to know their roles & responsibility of BVIF to develop goal to achieve club foundation
goals, educate club members about the foundation. To ensure clubs & members contribute to
foundation.

The BVIF club co-ordinators are fortunate that they got the opportunity of working with the Bhavsar
business tycoon Sri K.V.Rao ji & I hope that all of you shall support to achieve the goal set by him
with your time & talent. The foundation focuses on giving a hand up to the Bhavsar Vision India.

I gratefully acknowledge the BVIF Chairman Sri K.V.Rao for bringing out this Magazine “UjJWAL
BHAVSAR”.

Warmest regards as we make the difference.

Narayanrao Tatuskar
(Founder BVI)

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 An Appeal For Cooperation

TOGETHER WE CAN CHANGE

AND EMPOWER BHAVSARS!

I would like you to join & share my vision of creating a sustainable,

clean, transparent & widely recognizable trust. We need to
realise that we don’t work in the non-profit sector, we work
in the “FOR-CHANGE” sector. Our job is two- fold. Firstly,
fundraising . Secondly, utilise the funds for charity.

Fundraising is the gentle art of teaching the joy of giving. There

are two ‘i’s’ in Fundraising – they should stand for inspiration
and innovation, not imitation and irritation. Humanity
consists of faith & charity. Ask yourself : what life would be
without charity and how this charity work has not only changed
your life but the life of so many beneficiaries?

Your Trust needs a strong financial base to take up viable and recognisable charity programs
including adopting schools & small villages, mobile class rooms, health programs, providing public
/ community toilets etc.

During the last couple of years we have energised the ‘Sponsor a Child’ (Sac) Program and we have
already received over 130 Sponsorships. We are targeting annual Sponsorships to 500 Students by
September 2018 so that your Trust can adopt at least 500 needy children. I would like to appeal to
all of you to enroll Sponsorships on a war-footing to achieve our Target.

I need your support and cooperation to excel in our endeavour. Together, we can & we will succeed.
We shall be enlightened to find more and more Bhavsars are smiling. Together we can make a
difference!

TOGETHER, WE CAN MAKE OUR DREAMS COME TRUE!!

Thanking you in anticipation of your full support and cooperation.

K. V. Rao
(Chairman)
BVI Foundation Trust

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 Chief / Central Co-ordinators

Desigination /
S. No. Photograph Name Contact No.
Region

Srinivas Devale
1 Chief Co-ordinator 9964265707
Bellary

Girish Waychal Central Co-ordinator

2 9922117999
Solapur Maharashtra

Shashi Suresh Navale Central Co-ordinator

3 9884577047
Chennai Tamilnadu

Dr. R. P. Sathvik Central Co-ordinator

4 9448154424
Shimoga Karnatak

Manish Sutrave Central Co-ordinator

5 9849034564
Hyderabad A.P. & Telangana

6 Rajesh Kharve Central Co-ordinator

9827616025
Indore M.P. & North India

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 List Of Club Co-ordinators

S. No. Photograph Name Region Contact No.

Bhadravathi
1 Kiran Kumar G.V 9845416616
Area 102

Pune Central
2 Mahesh Nazare 9764001584
Area 105

Solapur
3 Srikanth Rangdal 9881736430
Area 104

Bangalore Cant
4 Jagdish Phutane 9844155346
Area 102

Shivamogga
5 D. P. Jagadish 9448857062
Area 102

Chitradurga
6 Vijay Bedre 8050341405
Area 102

Belgaum
7 Siddu Maladkar 7204889012
Area 101

Naragunda
8 Rakesh Mahaladkar 9986075656
Area 101

Conituned...

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 S. No. Photograph Name Region Contact No.

Bagalkote
9 Sanjeev Rashinkar 9343111901
Area 101

Secundrabad
10 Mukesh Chutakay 9849074976
Area 103

Dharwad
11 Vijay Kumar Lande 9901367397
Area 101

Hubli
12 Manohar Bhagawat 7760245743
Area 101

Mahaboob Nagar
13 Mahadev Kalekar 9440952355
Area 103

Bellary
14 Rajani Dustakar 9480503794
Area 101

Nasik 8086805023 /
15 Sanjay M. Bhavsar
Area 106 9423972334

Sunil Banchhod Indore

16 9926611942
Bhavsar Area 107

17 Sachin A.Bhavsar Malegaon 9326192251

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 The Joy Of Giving

The more you give yourself, the more you find of yourself.

We all know how great it feels to receive gifts. However, the joy of
getting is short-lived. Our lives are richer when we share, and that great
inner joy comes from helping others to better their lives. Truly giving
from the heart fills your life with joy and nourishes your soul. As
Mahatma Gandhi said, “To find yourself, lose yourself in the service
of others.” Giving takes you out of yourself and allows you to expand
beyond earthly limitations. True joy lies in the act of giving without an
expectation of receiving something in return.

It is confirm that achieving meaning, fulfillment, and happiness in life

comes from making others happy, and not from being self-centred.
Mother Teresa is a famous example. She found fulfillment in giving of
herself to others. She helped change the expression on dying people’s
faces from distress and fear to calmness and serenity. She made their
undeniable pain a little easier to bear.
Narayanrao B. Tatuskar
(Founder Bhavsar Vision India)

Why give? The power of giving

When people are asked why they give, the
readiest answers include: God wants me to;
I feel better about myself; others need, and
I have; I want to share; it’s only right. The
question I would ask is how did you feel? I
imagine you felt very pleased with yourself
and happy inside. It has been my experience
that when you’re focused on giving to others
you’re less likely to become consumed b y
your own concerns and challenges.
Giving provides an opportunity to look beyond
our own world and see the bigger picture. A
great perspective can be achieved by stepping
out of our own world and venturing into
the world of other people. Your worries and
challenges may not seem as significant when
compared to other people’s situations.
Giving is one of the best investments you can
make towards achieving genuine happiness.
True giving comes from the heart, with no
expectation of reciprocation. You’ll find that
the more you give, the more you’ll receive. The
power of giving is manifested in the kindness
and generosity that you bestow on someone
else. When you give to another unselfishly,
t h e vibrational energy emitting from your
subconscious is at its strongest. If you find
yourself feeling unhappy, try making someone
else happy and see what happens. If you’re
feeling empty and unfulfilled, try doing some
meaningful and worthwhile work and see how
you feel. The catch is that you must do this
work with passion and enthusiasm.

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 It’s the joy and love that we extend to others that brings true happiness or union with God. When we
give, we reap the joy of seeing a bright smile, laughter, tears of joy and gratitude for life. We know
that if people give just a little more—of their time, skills, knowledge, wisdom, compassion, wealth
and love—the world would be a more peaceful and healthier place.

The rewards of giving are priceless. If you want to have happiness, you need to give happiness.
If you want love, you need to give love. It is only in giving that you receive. No matter what your
circumstances in life, you have the ability to give. I encourage you to look for opportunities where
you can give and help others. The gift of joy will come to you when you give of yourself to others.
That’s what life is all about. Let’s practice and commit our lives to giving joy. We are practicing
this in our “ BVI” and it works!

JAY HO BVI !!

“We make a living by what we get,

but we make a life by what we give”
- Winston Churchill

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 Charity Begins At Home

“Origin of the phrase: The first recorded phrase is in 1642, in a book

called “Religion Medici” by Thomas Browne

“Charity begins at home” is an expression we have all heard. Unfortunately,

it often happens that though charity begins at home, it tends to end
there. The proverb warns us against this. The home is the origin; the
whole world is the limit. But an exception must be made. Charity begins
at home, of course, but surely not with oneself. One must be charitable
to the whole world.

“As one person I cannot change the world, but I can

change the world of one person.” - Paul Shane Spear

Charity is not easy to practice. Man is by nature egotistic. They may

throw a coin to the needy while looking down on him. A man that is
cold and unmoved to pity can make only formal charity, probably for
self- publicity. Many make mistake in adorning positions and status
to exhibit to the society without participation and contribution to the
needs of charity. A bogus lot ! It is hypocrisy to preach what we do not
practice.
K. V. Rao
(Chairman - BVI)

Charity = Generosity. A noble need not the cause. Charity promotes development and welfare
of the society. It expresses compassion towards poor, distressed and the needy. Hence,social
work practice involves a dual mission: to assist the needy and to change society.

“It’s not how much we give but how much love we put
into giving.” - Mother Teresa

Charity, a noble quality in man, brings welfare in the society. It enlarges human hearts and spreads
the message of brotherhood and innocent love among the people. Charity is something more than
mere kindness. It is not a beggar’s dole that we offer and then pass on and forget. It means
tolerance. Compassion, a patient sympathy for the failings and errors of others, is large-hearted
Compassion to the weakness. It is the spontaneous overflow of our sense of humanism. It tells: It is
one of the noblest of virtues.

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 I would like to illustrate a small story on “Charity Begins At Home”

There was a lady who had a little son. The lady was a social worker and always left the son
alone to be looked after the servants and went to do social work The little boy grew up in
the absence of maternal love and care and development some complexes. The mother got
alarmed at the delinquency and the freak and referred him to a psychologist, who, after
psychoanalysis, told the mother that the abnormal behaviour of her son had developed due to
lack of maternal love and care. The mother said “I am a social worker and get no time to give
my son” The psychologist said “Madam! I appreciate your love for social work, but you must
know the “charity begins at home.”

We need to form an united group and in unison and work

towards upliftment of the needy Bhavsars and other fellow
citizens. Help the needy and the deprived young students,
care the neglected and disadvantaged elderly, give a sight of
hope to the blind and so on. All towards welfare and
betterment of the society not only changing the life of the
needy but also changing for better the environment we live
in. We need to pledge and inculcate the spirit of Responsible
Citizenship amongst us! Please remember: the world judges
us by our deeds not by our words.

“If you haven’t any charity in your heart,

You have the worst kind of heart trouble.”
- Bob Hope

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BHAVSAR VISION INDIA

BVI is an organization Serving Humanity with a vision :

• FRIENDSHIP • SERVICES • LEADERSHIP

BVI was founded by Sri Narayanrao B. Tatuskar in the year 2001 with it’s first club in HUBLI.
As of now, Bhavsar Vision India has 75+ chapters in India and one in USA and one in UK. Every
Month our visionaries of each club meet to discuss about charity programmes to be organized. Our
members pour their passion, integrity, and intelligence into completing projects that have a lasting
impact.

Bhavsar Vision India take actions locally and nationally through its following wings:

• Bhavsar Vision India Foundation Trust.

• Bhavsar International Business Organisation.
• Skill Development Initiative.
• Incredible Vision.
• Wealth Creation.

Since 2001 we have extended our services to large communities through following projects:

• Mega Free Eye Surgery Camps.

• Mega Health Checkup Camps.
• Blood Donation Camps.
• Free Distribution of Blankets to needy.
• Free Saree Distribution to needy.
• Free Orthopedic and Bone Density Checkup Camps.
• Free Cardiac and Diabetic Camps.
• Work Shops on Emotional Intelligence.
• Women Empowerment and Self Help Groups.
• Youth Empowerment Programmes.
• Personality Development Programs for Youth & Students.

Bhavsar Vision India continues to evolve with activities to support the needy and the downtrodden
and to improve the society we live in.

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 BHAVSAR VISION INDIA
Activities
Cataract Surgery Camp - BVI Bellary

Dental Checkup Camp- BVI Chennai

Health Camp - BVI Hubballi

Health Camp - Solapur

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 Philanthropy In Action
....outcome of action is essential

in the community through individuals, families, corporations and youth.

Simply giving is not enough. Bad philanthropy is when act of giving is
viewed as the end result – rather than the social change that happens as a
result of that act.

In India the philanthropy work is still in a nascent stage , now industrialists

like Narayan Murthy and Wipro Chairman Azim Prem Ji getting involved
in large philanthropic work. American Philanthropy statistics reveals in
2014 point to record giving by individuals and corporations. Americans
gave more than $358.8 billion to charities in 2014, an increase of 7.1% over
the previous year. Corporations gave $17.7 billion to charities in 2014, an
increase of 13.7% from 2013. Individuals gave $258 billion to nonprofit
Anil Dhawale
(Managing Trustee - BVI)
groups.

Since becoming the Managing Trustee at the
Goa Conference I have discovered the commitment
and passion of many of our Visionaries in the
Foundation’s programs like Sponsor a Child,
and Special Day Special Deed - a great learning
experience to me in this respectable Foundation
of BVI.
Looking at these developments, prompted me
to get involved in certain philanthropic work.
With the support of my wife we decided and
contributed over 13 lacks worth of E-School
equipments to Shimoga and Hubli schools.
What a satisfaction and pleasure it was! BVI
foundation is growing at a rapid speed under
most professional leadership of Chairman
KV Raoji, always encouraging Founder Sri
Narayanraoji B.Tatuskar, my Friends & Trustees
Sri Manoj Ji Phutane, Great Sri Rameshji Tapse,
Dynamic Sri Dilipji Dharurkar, Charming Sri
Prakashji Rashinkar, Friendly Sri Kish a n
Raoji G a d d a l e , N a t i o n a l P r e s i d e n t
R a m e s h Mahendrakarji, Girish Waychal,
Ashwin Doijode, Sriram Garje & All Coordinators.
Of course, not to miss out our appreciable and
tireless Secretary and Trustee Sri. Srinivas
Devale.
So friends, let us together make our Foundation
strong and dream to make this the number one
in India . Towards this direction, I have been
pleading at all our recent Area Governors
Conferences at Hyderabad, Pune, Nashik
& Solapur to mobilise fundraising. Our NEC
members and all leaders of BVI need to take a
more proactive role in raising funds. Please
realise stronger is our Foundation more strong
shall be our samaj.
Believe me, my involvement in the Foundation
has thought me to be more compassionate and
build my leadership qualities. It has made
a big difference in my life! So, please join in
this movement of fundraising activities of the
Foundation and its noble causes in uplifting the
downtrodden and the needy.
TOGETHER, WE CAN CHANGE
AND EMPOWER BHAVSARS!!

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 Lakh+Club
S. N. Photograph Name S. N. Photograph Name

1 Anil Dhawale 12 Narayanrao B. Tatuskar

2 Anil Mahindrakar 13 Prakash Navale

3 Dhaneshwar Dabole 14 Prakash Rashinkar

4 Dr. Shantinath K 15 Pramod Bhavsar

5 Harish Malhotra 16 Preeti Rao

6 K. G. Rao 17 Ramesh Tapsey

7 K. V. Rao 18 S Babu Phutane

8 Kishan Rao Gadalay 19 Srinivas Rao Pissey

9 Lalita L Gujjar 20 Sripad Sulakhe

10 Mahadev Rao Patange 21 Sudhir Navale

11 Manoj Phutane

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 IMPACT OF FOUNDATION WORK

542 1048
Students supported under Donations received
our “Sponsor a Child” under SaC and
Program SDSD programs

243 22
Free Reading Glasses Lakh+ Club Donors
distributed under our contributing
“Support the Senior Citizens” Rs. One lakh or more
Program

56 6
Walking Sticks distributed Trustees Donating
under our Rs. 5 lakh or more
“Support the Senior Citizens”
Program

31
Indian Army Soldiers
honoured on
15th August 2017.

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 Charity – a blissful experience
....giving away for social cause

At the outset I would like to congratulate Chairman Sri K.V.Raoji for bringing
out this beautiful, informative, progressive Magazine “Ujjawal Bhavsar”
and also to our beloved Founder Sri Narayanraoji Tatuskar for creating a
world class platform exclusively for we bhavsars, Special Appreciations to
our Dynamic Trustee/Secretary Sri Srinivas Devale and Greetings to
my fellow trustees Sri Anilji Dhawale, Sri Dilipji Dharurkar, Sri Rameshji
Tapse, Sri Kishanraoji Gadale, Sri Prakashji Rashinkar and to all Chief
Coordinators, Club Coordinators. Special Thanks to All Donors for
your continued support to BVI Foundation Trust.

“Sraddhaya deyam. Asraddhaya deyam.Sriya deyam.

Manoj Kumar Phutane
(Trustee )
Hriya deyam .Bhiya deyam. Samvida deyam”
- Taitriyaopanishad
It means that Charity or Gifts must be made gladly and willingly. Never give an unwilling charity/gift.
Let charity/gifts be made according to one’s fortune with modesty and humility. Let there also be an
agreement in opinion(friendly feeling) when charity/gifts are offered.

Thus our Indian Culture has clearly defined the charity/giving away gifts for social cause etc. in a
comprehensive manner long back before others took it up. The above quote also defines the method and
manner of giving charity/gifts.

That is why when a few years back Mr. Bill Gates and others came to India to impress upon Indian
Corporate sector, for earmarking a percentage of their wealth for Social cause, they were told how Charity
for social cause is an integral part of Indian Culture. It is a well known proverb in Indian life that “ Jo
Mazaa Dhene me hai vo Mazaa Lene me Nahi Hai “

Be it Individuals, Institutions or Corporate, contributing for the social cause as charity gives unparallel
and deep rooted happiness and more so when one sees his charity has resulted in the making of life of
others. This can be termed as Ultimate Bliss.

In order to channelize the charitable activities of Corporate Sector our Government has brought out CSR
known as Corporate Social Responsibility. Multinational Companies of Indian Origin like Tatas and Birlas
have their own professional set up to plan and execute their Social Charitable activities. Other
Corporates/Companies/Medium/Small enterprises want to contribute to the Social Cause Charities
with the aim of getting their contributions properly and professionally channelized for maximum
result. That is where BHAVSAR VISION INDIA FOUNDATION TRUST steps in.

BHAVSAR VISION INDIA TRUST is promoted by successful professionals from across the cross section
of Corporates/Business/Trade/Entrepreneurs/Doctors/Engineers/Bureacracy/Others.

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 Many a times Individuals and Entrepreneurs are very eager to contribute to the Charitable Cause and they
do not know how to do it and whom to approach. To quote an example , recently I came across a news
item. In Coimbatore, it was observed that the wastage of Food from the Restaurants and Hotels were
huge and at the same there were many beggars going without food in the night. A group of volunteers
came together and formulated a scheme where they introduced collection centers at various points and
the nearby hotels and restaurants will deposit the surplus food there. Then their volunteers will ensure
distribution of these food to the needy before midnight. To improve upon this they also introduced the
concept of Any Time Food Center (Free for Needy) at R.S.Puram Coimbatore .

Most of us must have come across the news that many I.T companies have offered the service of their
employees for a day as “ Shram Dhaan” to the cause Swatch Bharat to clean the Beaches/Riverbeds/parks
and Public places.

Corporates and Enterprises can opt for different types charitable activities through BHAVSAR VISION
TRUST to ensure qualitative and quantitative fulfilment of CSR.

• One time Contribution on Half Yearly Basis. For this Budget Exercise of Resources and Application
can be planned and executed
• Project Oriented Contribution can also be planned. For example creating infra for Skill
Development /Education Sector/Health Sector and other permissible Social Causes
• Monthly Contributions to the General Social Charitable Activities of BHAVSAR VISION TRUST
• Each Company/Entrepreneur can adopt a student or Research Scholar and finance his studies/
Research
• Each Company/Entrepreneur can adopt a terminal patient or hospital or a Primary Health Center
and contribute for their requirement

The above are only indicative and not exhaustive.

Giving gives you pleasure and can make you happier. Let us focus on 5 Ways to Maximize Our Happiness
When Giving :-
1. Give to very specific projects.
2. Give more frequently in smaller amounts.
3. Give with no strings attached
4. Give when you know who your donation will help
5. Give in Public ways

BHAVSAR VISION FOUNDATION TRUST is on hand to be with all those who wishes to experience the
BLISS OF GIVING AND BE BLESSED BY THE ALMIGHTY.

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 BVI Solapur
Mission 100 days 100 Donors

S. N0. Name S. N0. Name

1 Shivaji D. Upare 26 Harshad Kshirsagar
2 Bhimashankar Sulakhe 27 Laxman Patange
3 Manish Mehta 28 Subhash Pendkar
4 Manoj Bidkar 29 Dr. Girish Kumthekar
5 Mrs. Kavita Jani 30 Hemant Kulkarni
6 Suhas Kshirsagar 31 Diya Girish Jani
7 Ravindra Khamitkar 32 CA Sudarshan Pukale
8 Atul Kulkarni 33 Ashish Rege
9 Bharat Iyengar 34 Santosh Raghoji
10 Yogesh Nabriya 35 Pratibha Somvashi
11 Dattatray Pukale 36 Dr. Nitin Bhoge
12 Sumit Upadhye 37 Sriraj Nikte
13 Mrs. Rahee Arsid 38 Chitralekha Javalkar
14 Sanjiv Jain 39 Deepak Pise
15 Mohan Malvadkar 40 CA Ashwin Raghoji
16 Sohel Jilani 41 Prabhakar Javalkar
17 Bhanu Prakash 42 Avinash Katare
18 Shashikant Bhavsar 43 CA Venkatesh Channa
19 Nagesh Dantkale 44 Keshav Valase
20 Govardhan Chatla 45 Rohan Shah
21 Sidram Hanchate 46 Mrs. Tanima Roy
22 Sridhar Hanchate 47 Mohan Mahindrakar
23 Mrs. Ujawala Hanchate 48 Ramakant Hanchate
24 Rajesh Sanghai 49 Amol Khamitkar
25 Prakash Rangdal 50 Girish Jani

Conituned...

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 Mission 100 days 100 Donors (Contd..)

S. N0. Name S. N0. Name

51 Rajesh Aherkar 76 Kirankumar Musale
52 CA Dhiraj Javalkar 77 Adv. P. L. Jaksan
53 CA Rahul Bhambure 78 Rohan Shalgar
54 Satyam Gaddam 79 Jagan Sriramoj
55 Adv. Basavraj Salgar 80 Parvatibai Mahindrakar
56 Dr. Meena Gunjotikar 81 Divakar Upare
57 Shailendra Ghanate 82 Rushikesh Hanchate
58 Basavraj Masuti 83 Sanjay Nabriya
59 Vijay Patil 84 Priya Nabriya
60 Vishnu Mondhe 85 Girish Pukale
61 Umakant Khanapure 86 Vijay Katkur
62 Prashant Jeurgi 87 Rajendra Gandhi
63 Vijay Mahindrakar 88 Ravi Lade
64 Sourabh Badve 89 Rohit Kinikar
65 Balaraj Bayas 90 Jayesh Patel
66 Sandeep Kulkarni 91 Parul Patel
67 Satish Hanchate 92 Samit Roy
68 Santosh Hanchate 93 Rajesh Mahindrakar
69 Mrs. Pooja Navale 94 Ved Girish Jani
70 Laxmiknat Musale 95 Mahendra Khadayate
71 Venkatesh Dhokte 96 Dattatray Pise
72 Srikant Rangdal 97 Rekha Nabariya
73 Dr. Harshwardhan Joshi 98 Bharat Nabariya
74 Umakant Valse 99 Chndrakant Khamitkar
75 Prashant Nule 100 Sandeep Kurnurkar

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 OUR INITIATIVES

By paying `6,000 you can sponsor a poor

& a needy Child’s full year’s education.
The sponsorship of the child shall be
carried out by a “Scholarship Screening
Sponsor a Child
Committee” ensuing only the needy
benefits from your donation. At your (SaC)
option, you could continue to sponsor this
Child till completion of his / her schooling
by donating `6,000 every year.

On your or your family’s special days like

Birthdays, Marriages, Anniversaries,
Grahapravesh or any other special day do a

Special Day Special Special Deed by donating to the Foundation

`1,000 or multiples thereof to support
Deed (SDSD) Education of the poor & the needy Children.
You can also Sponsor a Child for the full
year by adopting & supporting the full
year’s education of a Child.

Club invites Donors to contribute, at their

will, as much as they want. For Donors
who contributes `one lakh & above, the
Foundation shall adopt every year during
your life time two Children under the Lakh+ Club
Sponsor a Child (SaC) programme. You
can make this donation in memory of
someone whom you loved.

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 OUR INITIATIVES (Contd..)

On the cccasion of India's Republic Day

on January 26, 2017 , the BVI Foundation
distributed across India through the BVI
Old Age Clubs to the Senior Citizens at the Old Age
Support Homes :
• 250 Reading Glasses
• 100 Walking Sticks

On the occasion of India Independence

Day on August 15,2017 , the BVI
Foundation honoured 31 Bhavsar
Soldiers. BVI Clubs across India
Honouring a
participated enthusiastically and the Soldier
Soldiers & their families were very elated
and proud to receive the Awards.

To support and save the life of Komal

Bhavsar,Indore who was undergoing a
Kidney Transplant the BVI Foundation
campaigned a Crowd Funding Activity and
Crowd collected the needful ₹ 51,000/- within 24

Funding hours. The power of Crowd Funding and

the BHAVSAR s' emphatic and spontaneous
support was established. A great heartfelt
achievement towards saving the life of
KOMAL Bhavsar.
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 OUR INITIATIVES (Contd..)

BVI Foundation has adopted PAMIDI in

Ananthpur District in Andhra Pradesh. In
the last one year a number of activities like
construction of toilets, installation of
Borewell, distribution of swings machines, Pamidi Smart Colony
blankets, bed sheets, jeans etc. were taken
up. To improve the livelihood / living Development Program
standards of the inhabitants infrastructural
work like making roads, sewage, drainage,
street lighting etc is being planned.

An unfortunate natural calamity had struck

Pamidi Colony on the October 12, 2016.
The barricade/ wall of the nearby lake had
broken and the Colony was flooded causing
huge damage to the houses and livelihoods
Flood Relief of the residents.

On hearing the catastrophe a team of BVI

volunteers rushed to the spot and organized
welfare activities. For all the 125 houses
ration packages were distributed.

Through the magnanimity of our

managing trustee Mr. Anil Davale the
BVI Foundation donated study desks,
portable toilets, study material, laboratory
Upgradation
experimental gadgets etc. to the of Schools
Government Schools at Shimoga and
Hubli , Karnataka State.

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 Psychology Of Donor
...donate for social cause not for self ego

As the Secretary and Central Coordinator of the various schemes of the

Foundation my job has been to win the hearts and minds of Donors
keeping in mind the various beneficial programsI being carried out by
the Foundation to help the needy people. During my tenure with the Foundation,
which is from the Foundation inception, I have realised and agree with the
Researchers who have found out three reasons why people donate:

• “I donate because I value the social good done by the charity”.

• “I donate because I extract value from knowing I contribute to the
social good for the charity”.
Srinivas Devale • “I donate because I want to show off to potential mates how rich I am”.
(Secretary/Trustee)

Also, people are more likely to donate based on feelings, not logic. And stories that focus on the plight
of one individual seem to have a greater emotional impact. This aspect is very visible in crowd funding.

There are 5 reasons why giving is good for you. :

1. By giving you derive happiness.
2. Giving is good for our health.
3. Giving promotes cooperation and social connection.
4. Giving evokes gratitude.
5. Giving is contagious & spurs a ripple effect of generosity through our community.

I am immensely happy and privileged to be closely associated with all the Foundation Programs And
Schemes:
• Sponsor a Child (SaC) Program.
• Special Day Special Deed ( SDSD ) Program. It was indeed a great opportunity to wish the over 3000
visionaries on their Birthdays, Marriage Anniversaries and other Occasions.
• Old Age Home Elderly Citizens Program distributing over 300 Reading Glasses and 100 walking
sticks.
• Adoption of Bhavsar Village at Pamdi (Andhra Pradesh) program where we have carried out
number of activities like distribution of Sewing Machine, Blankets, Jeans, SaC Scholarships etc, we
are now in the process of renovating the vey dilapidated toilets and so on.

I am thankful to our Founder Shri. Narayan Rao Tatuskar and the Trustees for all the support extended to
me while carrying out my duties towards a noble cause. I am also privileged to be working directly under
our Chairman Sri. K. V. Rao.

Finally, let me express I have derived a great solace in doing this charity work and shall continue to do so
till my eternity. I take this opportunity to call upon fellow visionaries to come forward and get involved
and support the Foundation activities. Let us together build a great organisation for a good and noble
cause!

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 Benefits Of Giving Charity
...avail benefits of CSR Funding

“Please note all of us can do great things…

But we can do small things with great love...”
- Mother Teresa
What a paradox? How can anyone benefit by giving money, clothes, services
and organs benefit - that too for free? Does it benefit those who give or those
to whom you give? You must believe that what you give to the world is
returned to you threefold, sevenfold, or even tenfold! This experience bears
out of your beliefs. The only way you’ll find out is to start!

Avinash Somvanshi
President BVI - Navi Mumbai
Once you start giving and when start feeling good about it and witness the
happiness and joy on the faces of such beneficiaries you begin to give more.
This will have a viral effect and motivate countless others to follow your
example. Your generosity could create a chain reaction benefitting so many
needy individuals and families.

When you donate you create opportunities to meet more people and communities. You gain recognition
amongst your friends, relatives and the communities. Your close family members especially your
children derive pride watching your generosity. Your action motivates your friends and relatives to
participate in charity work

Indeed, social scientists have identified a host of ways in which charitable behavior can lead to benefits
for the giver, whether economically, socially or psychologically. Charitable giving is the act of giving
money, goods or time to the unfortunate, either directly or by means of a charitable trust or
other worthy cause. Most forms of charity are concerned with providing basic necessities such as
food, water, clothing, healthcare and shelter, but other actions may be performed as charity: visiting
the imprisoned or the homebound, ransoming captives, educating orphans, even social movements.
Accordingly, we have following positive effects of giving to charity.

Your charity improves the standard of living of our neighborhood and community. Seeing the
improvements around, for which you are also a cause, gives you general happiness and life satisfaction.
Happiness in others ushers in feel good factor and reduces your stress levels. In short you give material
support to the needy and in return you get happiness!

At the very least, your gifts to charity will be rewarded with tax breaks. The government gives you the
benefit in the form of a reduced tax liability under Income Tax Rule 80 C. Business Owners can
especially benefit from this if they give through their businesses. Now, the Business Houses can give more
under the ‘ Corporate Social Responsibility ‘. The company and its employees derive happiness in getting
associated with good and noble deeds of the Company.

Experience the joy of giving…!!

Spread Love everywhere you go.
Let no one ever come to you without leaving happier…!!

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 OUR APPROACH

BVI Foundation has been granted 80G benefit under the Income Tax Act. With
this, Donors can get income tax exemption on 50% of their donations at the tax
slab applicable to the Donar.

BVI Foundation has applied for FCRA ( Foreign Currency Registration Act ) for
accepting Donations in Foreign Currency from NRIs’ and other International
Citizens / Corporates and this is in the advance stage with Ministry of Home and
Ministry of Finance. On getting approval, the Foundation will be qualified to
receive Donations in Foreign Currency.

From the financial year 2018-19, the BVI Foundation will plan and attract
Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR) Fundindg. This activity will take
Foundation to the next level.

Under the Sponsor a Child (SaC) and Special Day Special Deed Programs,
the BVI Foundation targets to grant scholarships to at least 500 needy students
annually.

The on going work-in-progress project of "PAMIDI Smart Colony Development

Program" shall be targeted to be fully completed and will be model for such
projects, in future.

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 Old Age Elderly In India- Dilema
... Gen-Next’s reluctance to support

Traditionally, parents were respected, revered and worshipped same way

as God. Nowadays, this is a rare commodity. This realisation dawned on me
while carrying out the BVI Foundation’s program of supporting the elderly
at Old Age Homes wherein the foundation distributed, across India, 250
customised reading glasses and 100 walking sticks The plight witnessed of
some of the elderly was painful and made my eyes moist with anguish and
worry.

Reality is hard. Ageing fathers and mothers are left alone to fend for them-
selves. The elderly parents have been disrespected, neglected, ignored,
Kishan Rao Gadale abandoned and in some cases even verbally abused. As a result the elderly
(Trustee ) suffer from failing health, economic security, isolation neglect and as said
in some cases verbal abuse. I fail to fathom why the so called NRI Children also abandon their ageing
parents. This behaviour and attitude to their ageing parents is unexplainable, forgetting what parents
have done and sacrificed for their upbringing.

A study reveals that there are 80 million elderly Indians. Of whom 40% (32 million) suffer in different
ways as expressed above. In 55% of the cases, the primary abusers are sons. How disgusting ? In
23% cases, the abusers are daughter-in-laws. The more shocking case is that 39% parents are abused
by beating.

Why are the children so different and irresponsible today? Simple. I realised the prime cause for such
callous behaviour of the children was due to rapid urbanisation, competitive lifestyle amongst relatives,
friends and colleagues, aspirations for more lifestyle products (arising out of Television exposure),
hunger to move forward forgetting the social cause and the emotional connect.

My dear Children: we tend to forget the reason we came into this world and for what we are today are our
parents. Our parents taught us to talk and walk, educated us, made us a mature human being and we
survived all diseases because of our mother’s care and so on. They sacrificed for your growth, happiness
and success. Spent all their earnings and time on you. Please understand old age is a phase everyone
reaches. Remember; in few years it is your turn. What goes around comes around. My advise: support
and take care of your parents when they need you. Give them little love, attention, care and they will ride
gladly into the sunset of their life. Looking at you, your children will reciprocate the care and support.

Dear Senior Citizens : you have given enough to your children in their upbringing, educating, marrying
them and settling them socially. Thereafter, no need to worry after them. Enjoy the saved money in your
own health betterment, spending time with your spouse and friends and derive peace and satisfaction by
donating to a noble cause !
Yehe to Sach Hai Ke Bhagwan Hai !
Yah Hai Ke Phir Bhi Anjaan Hai !
Ke Dharthi Par Roop Maa Baap Ka, !
Yeh Vidhata Ki Pehchaan Hai !
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 PAMIDI
Smart Colony Development Project

BVI Foundation has adopted PAMIDI in Ananthpur District in Andhra Pradesh under “Pamidi Smart Colony
Development Program”“. In the last one year the following activities have been completed :

• Three toilets with western commodes constructed and delivered.

• Community Borewell has been installed.

• 100 blankets distributed to senior citizens.

• Sewing Machines distributed to the needy women.

• Scholarship granted to five meritorious students.

• To 125 inhabitant families of the colony rations were distributed during the october 2017 floods.

Other Action Under Process:

• To carry out a census of the Bhavsar Colony.

• To create an improved infrastructure like roads, sewage, drainage etc.

• To create plan/layout of the Bhavsar Colony.

• Due to frequent electricity problems, to provide Solar Street Lighting.

• Architectural/Infrastructural planning of the Colony.

• Horticulture/ Gardening / Educational & Vocational Counselling for Students.

• Community Hall Building and Maintenance and to provide therein a digital library and Wi-Fi facility.

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Sewing Machine Distribution Blankets Distribution

Borewell in operation Jeans Distribution

October 2017 Floods October 2017 Floods - Ration Distribution

Toilet- Before Toilet- After

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 Why Everyone Should Give To Charity?
...Benefits Of Giving Charity

Millie Thorton once said, “Generosity is a principle - not an amount.” I too

believe is a principle and that everyone should. There are a multitude of
reasons why everyone gives to charity. Charities give services to the needy
without asking anything in return.

Charities every year help millions of people with whatever problems or

situations they are in. It makes it possible to come up with advanced and
new age cures to diseases such as AIDS and Cancer. If anyone knew that his
or her small contribution helped save a life, or went to securing the lives of
millions that would be a wonderful thing to experience.

Any gift is better than giving no gift. Start at a level you are comfortable with
Jayashree Belamkar
(Hubli) now, increase if, or more likely when, you feel able and willing to. Look at
what your generosity does for others and also observe the good that it does
for you.
Giving to a charity helps make our communities better places to live. This is possible by helping to
provide goods and services to people who might not otherwise have access to them. When we raise the
standard of living for the least able among us, we raise our own standard of living in the future.

Charity is one of the noblest tasks that a person can do in his or her life. According to different religious
beliefs, our life on earth is just a transitionary phase of an eternal journey towards salvation. So this brief
period that we are on earth, which we call life, has to be lived with a purpose. For some people the true
meaning of life is the joy of giving. They realize this dream of theirs by engaging in acts of charity. A
charitable person loves his fellow-beings and likes to help them in distress.

Corporations, charitable trusts and societies make contributions in areas of poverty-alleviation, food
supply, education and health. But, this does not necessarily mean that one has to be a billionaire to show
charity. Even simple actions like feeding or teaching the people in need are acts of charity. Everyone can
do his or her own bit, and it would make some difference to another person’s life. Also, actions need not
be trumpeted. It should be done from the heart and not for publicity or other commercial purposes. The
best form of charity is the one in which the identity of the donor remains hidden.

Finally, I strongly believe that making charitable donations will make this world a better and happier
place for everyone.

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Our Credentials

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 Our Credentials (Contd..)

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Our Credentials (Contd..)

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 Donate to save life
...Organ donation is the best service to god

God created this world. We trust that the Almighty cares for everyone but
still we find that this universe is full with grief and misery; also it has amplitude
of vices and virtues. Some are very rich and many are poor and downtrodden;
while majority of the living beings are normal, there are blinds and physically
challenged ones too. We take pity upon these accursed but try to evade
them because we have our own conflicts and have no time to think of the
pains and troubles these unfortunate humans have to face. In the current
world of thick population, stiff competition and less of value-teaching in
schools and homes, man is fast becoming self-centered and indifferent.
Benevolence and altruism appear to be words from other planets for them.
In metros like Mumbai, some commuter trying to cross the track is run over
by a local train or some recklessly enterprising youth strikes against a pole
Sudhir Kshirsagar
Solapur) along the track and is badly injured.

These incidents take place very frequently; immediate reaction to this by the co-commuters is disapproval
by hisses commenting ‘I am sure to get late in the office today due to this foolish guy who has detained
the train; don’t know how long will the postmortem continue and when will the train restart for its
destination!’.

Railway officials have to carry out the panchnama which takes time and due to various other reasons like
traffic jam and long distance of the hospital, medical aid to the wounded person is not provided in time
which results into the death of the victim. Urbanization is thus fast overwhelming the cities and humanity is
getting buried thereunder. The underlying message is the need to be compassionate and empathetic
towards mankind from the social angle. Whatever we possess, it is gifted to us by the society so
it becomes our moral duty to find opportunity to return the same to the needy and troubled lives.
Humanity has a feeble and bleak place in today’s world when one is engrossed in earthly matters and is
hankering after material pleasures; however, like a silver lining in the black cloud, there are people who
believe in giving rather than expecting. This altruism has to increase so that a culture is established in the
society to spare the organs of their akins and relations who are likely to breath their last due to sickness
or old age, which can be implanted in the body of the needy person who is on the verge of death.

Ogan transplants save lives. Also, donor families have expressed that the act of donation helps them in
their grieving process. It does not take away the pain of their loss; however, it does help them to know
that someone else is alive because of their loved one’s donation. Listed below are some of the ways organ
transplants help recipients:
• Heart transplants for patients with diseases such as cardiomyopathy, congenital heart disease and
coronary artery disease.
• Lung transplants for patients who suffer from diseases such as emphysema, pulmonary fibrosis,
cystic fibrosis, or pulmonary hypertension.
• Liver transplants for patients with diseases like hepatitis or biliary atresia.
• Kidney transplants for patients with diseases such as diabetes, hypertension or polycystic kidney
disease.
• Pancreas transplants to treat diabetes.
• Intestine transplants for patients suffering from short bowel syndrome, among other disorders.

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A heart transplant, or a cardiac transplant, is a surgical transplant procedure performed on patients with
end-stage heart failure or severe coronary artery disease when other medical or surgical treatments have
failed. As of 2016, the most common procedure is to take a functioning heart from a recently
deceased organ donor (cadaveric allograft) and implant it into the patient. The patient’s own heart
is either removed and replaced with the donor heart (orthotopic procedure) or, less commonly, left in
place to support the donor heart (heterotopic procedure). Approximately 3500 heart transplants
are performed every year in the world, more than half of which occur in the US. Post-operation survival
periods average 15 years. Heart transplantation is not considered to be a cure for heart disease, but a
life-saving treatment intended to improve the quality of life for recipients.

Organ donors may be living, brain dead, or dead via circulatory death.Tissue may be recovered from
donors who die of circulatory death, as well as of brain death – up to 24 hours past the cessation of
heartbeat. Unlike organs, most tissues (with the exception of corneas) can be preserved and stored for
up to five years, meaning they can be “banked”. Transplantation raises a number of bioethical issues,
including the definition of death, when and how consent should be given for an organ to be transplanted,
and payment for organs for transplantation. .To bring transparency in the process of organ donation our
Govt. has formulated a law which tries to prevent the trade of organs.

To conclude I appeal to all conscientious human beings to look upon the mankind as the children of
God as they think they are and like in case of their own akin in difficulty they would have spared their
organ they should voluntarily make a deed expressing that immediately after they die their body may be
donated to genuine institutions in whose hands their usable organs shall remain safe and may be used
in transplanting into the body of the needy. Donating blood is said to be an act of humanity, donating
organs should be regarded as the best service to the God because it saves a dying life. Nothing is more
precious than life so donate to save a life!

SPONSOR A CHILD
6000/- PER
annum

Help me by donating `6,000/-. bring a smile

to reach on the needy student and feel
my DREAM
the joy.

Call : +91 - 9964265707

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 Our Events
Old Age Support - Distribution of Walking Stics (26.01.2017)

Old Age Support - Distribution of Reading Glasses (26.01.2017)

Honouring a Indian Soldier- August 15, 2017

Launch of Pamdi Smart Colony

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Foundation Awards

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 BVI Foundation Trust
Achievers 2015 & 2016
BVI FOUNDATION TRUST
ACHIEVERS 2015 & 2016

Sri Kishanrao Gadalay Sri Sreeram Garje Sri Gajendra Malode Dr. R.P.Sathvik
Secundrabad Parbhani Shivamogga Shivamogga

Sri Girish Waychal Sri Ashwin Doijode Sri Manohar Bhagwat Sri D.P.Jagadish
Solapur Solapur Hubli Shivamogga

Sri Sachin Sakre Sri Shivaji Upare Sri Srikanth Rangdal Sri Sanjay Phatke
Shivamogga Solapur Solapur Davangere

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 EDUCATE A CHILD

SPONSOR A CHILD!
EDUCATE A CHILD!
EMPOWER A COMMUNITY!

When you educate a child

you educate a Nation!

SPONSOR
A CHILD Help me
6000/- PER
annum
to reach
my DREAM
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Hubli - 580025 Tel. : +91-9844116993 / +91-9823042535 New Delhi - 110020