RNI Regn. No. APENG/2007/26469 Annual Subscription Rs. 50/- Postal Regn. No.

H/SD/428/2009-11

TARNAKA TIMES
VOL. No. 2 ISSUE No. 70 MONTHLY NEWS LETTER Published on Every 2nd NOV. - 2010
A mouthpiece of the Federation of A.P. Senior Citizens’ Organisations (FAPSCO)
The United Federation of Resident Welfare Associations (U-FERWAS)
The Federation of Organisers of Elders' Homes in Andhra Pradsh (FEDEHAP) and
Standing Committee of Tarnaka Resident Welfare Associations (SCOTRWA)

THE CONCEPT OF COMMUNITY HOSPITAL :

A SOLUTION FOR MANY ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND MEDICAL PROBLEMS IN RWA AREAS

Many urban problems can be solved and the
quality of life of the residents can be largely improved by
strategic planning and rational utilization of the growing
urban infrastructures. The pre-requisite is only an earnest
desire on the part of all those who live in a given space to
live together cooperatively for mutual benefit. This process
can be called community-building.
The whole thing is, recently, started by a simple
desire on the part of a Paediatric Cardiac surgeon, who
has been hitherto performing very specialised operations,
to expand his hospital into a 100-bedded multi-speciality
one, to deploy his full managerial potential to cater to the
expanding needs of the Tarnaka residents. An equally
receptive Standing Committee of Tarnaka Resident
Welfare Associations (SCOTRWA) has proposed a
Community Pact to match the individual and institutional
resources available and the needs to be satisfied,
economically. Medical costs can be significantly reduced,
without any doubt. Delays can be reduced. Distances can
be avoided. Unnecessary and multiplicity of tests and
analyses could be avoided. Anonymity and mutual
suspicion can be eliminated.
The visits made and reflections exchanged have,
initially, articulated into 18 activities to be evolved in the
near future.
1. SCOTRWA organizes a team of volunteers from
among the residents to facilitate patient counseling
and helping patient-attendants to take care of their
non-medical aspects of care. Patients under the
Arogya Sri programme as well as out-station patients
from foreign countries deserve special attention.
2. The health camps organized by SCOTRWA will be
facilitated by a team from the Innova Hospital by
prior arrangement.
3. As Innova is in the process of establishing a blood
bank, suitable tie-ups may be established both with
the State branch and Tarnaka branch of Indian Red
Cross. A suitable MOU to be entered into by ’Innova’
and these agencies, to be facilitated by SCOTRWA.
The latter will facilitate blood collection drives and
maintain appropriate donor profile, especially those
having rare blood groups.
4. Innova is already organizing health camps in some
schools on a periodical basis. SCOTRWA will facilitate
them through their networks in order to cover all
schools in the neighbourhood.
5. SCOTRWA will popularize among its residents and
other member-colonies to facilitate organ donation.
A suitable tie-up can be entered through MOHAN
(Multi Organ Harvesting Aid Network) Foundation.
The same may be publicized extensively by
SCOTRWA’s means of communications, like Tarnaka
Times. Explanatory material will be provided by
Innova.
6. Depending upon the religious faiths of the patients,
the local religious leaders may be contacted for
spiritual well being of the patients, especially in times
of crisis.
7. SCOTRWA can use the facilities of the auditorium in
the 5th floor at Innova for non-religious and non-
political meetings for preventive health education to
the residents, through mutual agreement and
convenience.
8. Periodical health education sessions by the specialists
can be arranged by Innova for the SCOTRWA
members and their affiliates.
9. SCOTRWA will try to periodically visit the sick children
to provide fruits, biscuits and the like, toys, new and
old dress materials, financial support to the patients
in case of dire need, stop gap accommodation and
food for patients or their attendants.
10. SCOTRWA will facilitate the check-up of its members
in Master Health checkup contemplated by Innova
for both Adults and Children in an accessible manner.
11. SCOTRWA will propagate among its members and
affiliates, donations to be made to Innova Little Heart
Foundation for ear-marking a room, a facility,
equipment in commemoration of important events in
their families like birthdays and marriages and in the
name of their beloved deceased relatives. These
donations will be eligible for Income Tax exemptions.

1 Tarnaka Times, Nov. - 2010

 12. Innova will act as a community Hospital of the
neighbourhood and their expanding specialties
in medicine and surgery will serve the local
community, reviving the spirit of community or
family doctors in order to meet the healthcare
needs of the residents in an affordable manner.
13. The residents would prefer the local consultations
and services as their case histories are
maintained for ready reference in case of
emergencies and for continuous follow up.
14. Innova will train candidates sponsored through
SCOTRWA in domiciliary nursing care and bed-
side assistance.
15. Services and medical equipment to the senior
citizens will also be included in the super specialty
services in the expansion program.
16. Innova will prepare a Citizen’s Charter in
PROPOSALS FOR A NEW CITIZENS CHARTER
We invite your comments and suggestions
before finalizing the text to be presented to the
Medical Associations, Councils and institutions.
A Draft Citizens Charter in the Hospitals and
other Healthcare Institutions
A. Patients have a right to
1. Obtain, in the name of humanitarian values,
immediate attention and first aid, in all
circumstances, before being directed to other
establishments
2. Express grievances and get redressed in terms
of minimum standards of Compassion, care and
service from the hospital staff.
3. Know the name of the doctor, probable diagnosis,
treatment planned, prognosis of the disease and
any other information regarding sickness
4. Be informed, in advance, of the possible financial
implications of the proposed treatment or
whenever there is a change in the medical
condition or treatment modalities
5. Accept or refuse any treatment after being
informed of the risk, benefits and consequences
of the decision.
6. Get discharged even against the advice of the
treating doctor, if supported by the family member
7. Be informed before any research protocol is
initiated and refuse to be included in the research
protocol
8. Demand, in writing, a photocopy of the entire
medical records
9. Privacy of personal medical information,
excepting to any medical personnel directly
responsible for medical care or a statutory body
10. Total privacy during a physical examination
11. Avoid receiving unacceptable visitors and guests
while staying as inpatient
12. Demand itemized copy of the final bill and clarify
any doubts and misgivings with the billing official.
Tarnaka Times, Nov. - 2010
consultation with SCOTRWA regarding the
patients’ rights and responsibilities.
17. SCOTRWA will facilitate to form an Ethics and
Peace Committee involving local senior citizens,
judges, lawyers, religious leaders and medical
specialists for counseling and reconciliation in
case of strained relations between the institution
and its users.
18. Together, they will celebrate the 1st July as the
Doctors’ Day to promote better understanding and
cordial dialogue between the medical and
healthcare professions and the residents so as
to elevate them into a humanist vocation, from a
mere service-provider and consumer relationship.
We hope that this model will inspire other resident
welfare associations to evolve similar models of their
own in their areas.
13. Be informed of the safety, effectiveness and
potential side effects of the surgery to be
performed or the medication administered before
one sign the consent form
14. Have a Second Opinion
15. Option to have recourse to outside sources for
tests, medicines and insurance.
B. Responsibilities to :
1. Have implicit trust, faith and confidence in the
treating physician who is sworn to perform his or
her best in this noble and humanist mission.
2. Disclose to the hospital authorities personal
identification details, past illness, hospitalization,
medication, allergies and any other issues related
to health.
3. Pay the bills for services by the Hospital in a timely
manner as per the hospital policies including for
those items not included within the cashless policies
4. Provide accurate information and the cashless
benefit card attached to your policy to the hospital
authorities.
5. Fulfill the Health policy obligations transparently
in good faith.
6. Not take any other medication without the
knowledge of the doctor.
7. Abide by the hospital rules and regulations.
Comply with the ‘no smoking’, ‘no alcohol’, ‘no
spitting’ etc.
8. Respect the noise levels applicable within the
hospital.
9. Respect the other patient’s privacy.
10. Visitors policies of the Hospital should be
respected.
11. Maintain cleanliness of the Hospital by not littering
the premises with waste papers, food packages,
leaves, bottles, etc.
12. Treat the hospital staff with courtesy and respect.
P.S. Bhagawanulu
Cell : 9493409404 E-mail : psurya03@yahoo.com
2
 AASARA COMMITTEES IN THE DISTRICTS
The Government of Andhra Pradesh, after
noting the success of Aasara programme in Greater
Hyderabad Municipal Corporation, has entrusted the
task of forming the Aasara Committees to the Mission
for Elimination of Poverty in Municipal Areas (MEPMA).
To start with, they are being initiated in the municipalities
of the district head-quarters. The Federation of A.P.
Senior Citizens Organisations (FAPSCO) and other
senior citizens bodies are actively cooperating to make
this mission a success. The District Senior Citizens
Organisations (DISCOs) formed are fully collaborating
in forming the Aasara Committees. Most of the districts
are already covered. Those who would like to be
associated, should contact the local Disco members
or Municipal Commissioner or MEPMA officer in the
municipal corporation.
The Nizamabad Senior Citizens Forum
1. Social Work :
The members of the Forum have accompanied
the Health Officer of Nizamabad Municipal
Corporation in the City cleanliness programme
in the slum areas and assisted him in convincing
the slum dwellers to dump the garbage at the
centre specified in auto which is coming to their
colony daily, instead of throwing on the lane or
road or store in the dust bin.
2) An awareness programme for the Senior Citizens
on NPOP policy, 1999 and the Maintenance &
Welfare of the Senior Citizens & Parents Act. The
Session judge (include munisif Magistrates) and
District legal services authority, Nizamabad have
conducted a legal awareness programme in the
Forum’s office. The judges have explained at
length about the NPOP Policy and Maintenance
and Welfare of Parents Act 2007. They have also
explained the procedure for filing the petitions.
Near about 300 members have attended the
Sadassu. Some members present in the meeting
have got clarifications from the judges.
3) On 14th November,.2010, Children’s Day was
celebrated at Sri Saraswathi Shishu Mandir
Pathshala in Shanthi Nagar, Varni Road. On that
day, they have donated an Almairah, a big table,
an S type chair, five plastic chairs, two ceiling
fans, a globe, maps, charts, 30 tiffin boxes, 60
note books and other materials useful for the
students. On this occasion, a lunch was served
for 300 members.
By Sri. Chandrabhusahn Reddy,
President.

"≥∞ÿ á¶êºq∞b a*ò

(Ô~_ô @∞ ‰õΩH± á⁄_»∞Å (L_çÑ≤ "≥~Ô \
· )© `«Ü∂« s^•~°∞Å∞
WO\˜x Pi÷HOõ QÍ |Ö’¿Ñ`«=Ú KÕÜ∞« @=ÚÖ’x ã ¢ Α á„ ê=ÚYº`«#∞, â◊Hx Θ , QÆ∞iÎOz, =∞# HõOÑ
à hD
Instant Ready to Cook Mixes áœ_»~∞° Å∞ `«Ü∂« s Ѩ^•~åúÅ ^•fi~å (Láê‡, ^Àâ◊, |r˚, ~°=fi W_ô¡ "≥Ú^ŒÅQÆ∞
áœ_»~∞° Å∞) g∞ PiúHõ ™È÷=∞`«#∞ =∞iH˘O`« Paè=$kú KÕãH≤ À<Õ ã¨^= Œ HÍâßxfl HõeÊOK«∞K«∞#flk.
Wk Ju `«‰Ωõ ¯= Y~°∞Û`À "åºáê~° Ö’HõOÖ’H˜ Ñ
„ u
¨ ã ¢ Α Ñ„ "
¨ t
Õ Oz\ÏxH˜ Q˘Ñ¨Ê J=HÍâ◊O. J^Œ#OQÍ Wk
g∞~°∞ W+ì̈Ñ_¨ #
ç @∞¡ WO\˜Ö’ #∞O_Õ Ñ¨xKÕÜ∞« \ÏxH˜ g∞‰õΩ Ñ¨ÓiÎ ™êfi`«O`„ åºxfl Wã¨∞OÎ k.
If you are a woman - here's a simple "Mantra" to realize your dreams
Sri Family promoted by Mrs. Lalitha Rao Sahib hit upon the idea to enpower woman by
making them put their multi - tasking abilities towards not just looking after their family but
running a business and making a profit from doing it too.
To know more about how you can utilize your skills as a woman to look after your family
and profit from it too in a unique woman-to-woman business called My Family Biz, call or
contact us at :
Ln. Raghurami Reddy, Manager-FDT, Andhra Pradesh. Cell : 9949467298
3 Tarnaka Times, Nov. - 2010
 KADAPA SENIOR CITIZENS ASSOCIATION Observance of World Elders Day
on 1st October in Chittoor
The Chittoor District Senior Citizens Welfare
Association (CDSCWA) and the Assitstant Director, Dept. of
the Welfare of the Disabled and the Senior Citizens, Sri. V.
Prasada Rao have observed this Day in the RAAS Old Age
Home in the presence of nearly 300 persons. Smt. J. Sarada
Devi, District Additional Joint Collector have honoured 11
eminent senior citizens in the district for their service to the
society. Director of Women & Child Welfare, from the Red
Cross Society, Sr. Kesava Reddy, Dr. Rama Lakshmi and
other NGOs have participated in it.
by Rev. Y. Samson,
With a name to remember, KADAPA SENIOR Director
CITIZENS WELFARE ASSOCIAITON’ gets its certificate of
registration on the 13th of October 2010 under the name “
Y.S.R.Dist. Senior Citizens Welfare Association”. They also
launched a senior citizen’s ID card. The following are the
office-bearers:
Sri. K.Rajarathnam Isaac, President, Sri..K. John
Karunakar,Vice-President, Smt. P.Jansi Rani, Vice-President, Smt.
M.Sara Suseela, General Secretary, Smt.P.Padmavathamma, Joint
Secretary, Miss. D. Stella Sarojini, Joint Secretary, Smt.O.Jayamani,
Treasurer, Members : Sri. S.H.Devaprasad, Sri.Dr.Hari Rama
Murthy, Sri.Venkatapathi, Sri.P.Manohar Babu, Sri.B.Sudhakar,
Sri.John Christopher, Sri.T.Bala Ankanna, Smt.D. Asirvadamma.

Tarnaka Times, Nov. - 2010 4


HYDERABAD
Malkajgiri Aasara Committee
On 13th November Project Director Aasara (GHMC)
called an emergency meeting of Malkajgiri Aasara
Committee at Anandbagh community hall and
explained the need to enroll many Senior Citizens
above 65 years of age to enable Aasara Committee
arrange old age pensions with the help of
Dy.Commissioner GHMC Malkajgiri who is also the
president. There are about 600 such pension vacancies
to be filled up immediately. The meeting was attended
by Senior Citizens who were earlier tested for Eye sight
and free glasses were distributed.
by Sitarama Swamy
5 Tarnaka Times, Nov. - 2010
HABSIGUDA :
The Association for the Care of Elders in Habsiguda,
a member of Forum for Senior Citizens, Tarnaka,
celebrates the Children’s Day on 14th November in
the company of “Anganwadi School Children of
Habsiguda”. In association with Vijayabank Bank,
Habsiguda, and Lions club of Snehanagar. Slates,
pencils, biscuits and chocolates were distributed to the
Anganwadi School Children. It appeared that the
seniors enjoyed in the company of the kids.
By Ln. Raghurami Reddy
Senior Citizens Welfare Centre :
(Day Care Centre) in Tarnaka :
We like the idea of calling the Day Care Centre
for Senior Citizens as "Senior Citizens Welfare
Centre". In order to stay connected senior citizens
should visit the welfare centres regularly and interact
with each other.
In connection with 3rd Anniversary celebrations
of AASARA, the Day Care Centre for Senior Citizens
at Tarnaka conducted various games like Shuttle
Badminton, Carrom,Chess etc.. in the 3rd and 4th week
of November,2010 at Nagarjuna Nagar Welfare
Association’s Community Hall.
The winners in the matches :
Sri. C.S. Krishnan (80 years old veteran) was the
prize winner for Carrom Singles and Doubles and he
was also runner for chess. Other prize winners are
S.K.Roy, C.S.N.Murthy, D. Pratap Reddy. Ln.
N.Raghurami Reddy & Sri. M.P. Bhave.
by Sri Om Prakash
Senior Citizens Forum, Vidyanagar, Hyderabad
Sri P.Kishan Rao, Secretary and Sri HKP Sastry,
Treasurer have presented 200 Ball pens to be
distributed to the Students of Jyoti Bala Mandir on the
occasion of Children’s Day on 14th November, 2010
P.S. Bhagavanuu

The Elders Matter !
A function was organized at National Institute of
social Defence, Ministry of Socila Justice and
Empowerment to celebrate International Day of Older
Persons, on 2nd October, 2010. Speaking on this
occasion Sri.Mukul Wasnik informed : the participants
that the elderly population in India is projected to be
around 8.3 crore in 2011. He said that the changing
economic conditions, societal norms and traditions
have unfortunately resulted in neglect and alienation
of elders in some cases. He expected the Committee
set up to review the national policy for older persons
to do it soon. So far, 22 States and all UTs have notified
The Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior
Citizens Act, 2007. The Minister of State for Social
Justice & Empowerment Shri D. Napoleon also spoke
on the occasion and urged the States which have not
yet framed rules under this Act, to frame rules and
appoint Maintenance Officers for Elderly Persons as
per this legislation. He also highlighted the recent
initiatives taken by the Ministry to ensure healthy, active
and dignified ageing in the country.
By T.R. Madhavan
IS GREYING A CURSE FOR AP SENIOR CITIZENS?
In states like Kerala, Tamilnadu and Maharashtra senior
citizens are the favoured lot. In A.P. it is reverse. They
are the neglected lot with least priority. In all policies
they get the step motherly treatment. Look at the delay
in implementation level for the various policies.
1. N.P.O.P.
In A.P. it is yet be to implemented.
2. Presentation of state awards for 2010 under
VAYOSRESHTA SAMMAN
The awards were to be presented on October 2nd
during the Elders Day celebrations, but postponed
for ever and yet to see the light of the day.
3. Affordable Health care schemes.
The state Govt.conducts several meetings and
constitutes various committees, but all of them
concluded without any result. Senior citizens look
at the sky from a desert for dark rain-borne clouds
but are disappointed to see that the winds blew
them off.
4. Concessions in state owned transport buses.
Once in a while, the govt. authorities release some
press reports to ease the commotion.
The Govt. Orders for implementation never come.
Some consolation for AP senior citizens is the
honour they get in neighbouring states like
Maharashtra State Transport, who honour the
Identy Card issued by AP Govt. and extended
concession in par with their senior citizens.
Tarnaka Times, Nov. - 2010
5. Oldage Homes.
The "ELDERS", monthly journal of the Tamilnadu
Senior Citizens Association, reported in their
November issue.
"The Directorate of Social Welfare TN
Government conducted a meeting of representatives
of voluntary organizations running old age homes and
a few senior citizens organizations to ascertain their
views on the standards to be prescribed for old age
homes in the state. The meeting was held on 18th
October 2010 at the office of the Director of Social
Welfare. The draft standards prepared by the SWD and
considered at the meeting provides for the physical
aspects of the homes, admission criteria, services,
visiting hours, minimum facilities, health and medical
care, staff, food, management of governance, general
maintenance of the home and maintenance of
prescribed registers.
When it comes to the A.P. Govt. they never
discussed anything of this kind with NGOs. However,
Federation of Organizers of Elders Homes in A.P.
(FEDEHAP) is contemplating to hold a Mela of
Organizers of old age homes in AP in associations with
HelpAge and Aasara -GHMC to focus the attention of
the Govt. to this aspect.
"JAGO GOVT. JAGO - the time is short and
the list is very long, before the first set of seniors
after independence fades away". By P.L. Menon
Mohan Foundation : What It Is ?
If you want to live twice on this earth, be an organ
donor. For more details contact :
MOHAN FOUNDATION
Raghuram .K
Convener Andhra Pradesh
# 6-3-634,Flat no. B-1/A, Second Floor, Green Channel,
Khairatabad, Hyderabad - 500 004.
Ph : 040-66369369, Mobile : +91-9392456355
E-mail : hyd@mohanfoundation.org
Sri Mathasri Sahitya Sangeeta Saamrat
TADEPALLY VENKATA SUBRAHMANYA SASTRY
DOB : 2.10.1918 DOD : 11.11.2010
A devoted son, loyal brother, loving
husband, caring father, beloved
grandfather, doting great grandfather.
Dedicated his life to Devi Lalitha by
composing Lalitha Rahasyanama
Sahasraakrutulu. Gandhian who lived by
his credo. Be Good Do Good. Your life
is an inspiration for all of us. You will be greatly missed
and forever remembered.
From
Dr. Tadepally Lokanadha Sarma and his 7 brothers, 2
sisters, in-laws, 21 grand children, 12 great grand
children.
6
 SCOTRWA NEWS :
1. Dr. Rao Chelikani, who participated in the
International Conference organized by the Govt.
of Germany in October, on the impact of Climate
Change has briefed the members about the
deliberations and the role of the community in
mitigation and adaptation.
2. The development of community radio project was
explained by Dr.Arun Inala and that the application
for obtaining License would soon be submitted.
3. Sri.G.Ravinder pointed out the procedures being
adopted in selecting the Ward Committee members
and how it is depriving the genuine members.
4. The blocking of storm water drain in Maruthi Nagar
and Hanuman Nagar would soon be solved.
5. The functioning of various committees constituted
for different activities was discussed and was
decided to find out ways for effective functioning.
6. Grievences like road widening in St.no.8, were
pointed out which is very narrow and inconvenient.
7. It was suggested to request Mayor, who is our
area Corporator, for attending the monthly meeting
along with other ward committee members.
8. The meeting came to end, thanking the ward
committee members, who attended viz:
Smt.Sujatha, Sri. P.S.N.Kumar Yadav, Mrs.
Suryabai and Mrs. Sandhya.
Vyakaranam Nageshwar Rao Honoured
Mr. V. Nageswara Rao, President of Senior
citizens Association, Kapra, President of Madhavapuri
Welfare Associaton and member of GHMC Circle
Committee has been elected as Secretary General
APSCCON in their recently held meeting of CENTRAL
COUNCIL OF ANDHRA PRADESH SENIOR
CITIZENS CONFEDERATION, AT
TADEPALLIGUDEM ON 14 NOV 2010. The others
elected are :
President : Ch. Parameswara Reddy, Associate
President : Prof. V. Visweswariah
Organizing secretary : T.V.Mohan Rao,Treasurer
N.V.Raman, Managing Editor(Blazing Twilight), J.P.
Venkateswarlu.
Extracts from his letter :
Dear Dr. Chalikani,
At the outset let me whole heartedly congratulate
you for the yeomen service which you have been doing
for the senior citizen community over a decade or so
through FAPSCO as well as advising and guiding the
various welfare organisations of the state through your
talks and publication of Taranaka times punctually of
which i am a subscriber as president of Madhavapuri
welfare association. I am a passionate reader of
Taranaka times. I am also on the circle committe of
kapra organised by Aasara.apart from being president
of Sr citizen welfare committee of our colony.I also
attended several meetings presided by you. I am in
the field of education for over 48 years and presently
the executive director of a public school and live in
sainikpuri secunderabad.
As both FAPSCO and APSCCON are sister apex
bodies sincerely working for the welfare of the senior
citizen community it would be wonderful if we work in
a reciprocative manner and on a FRESH NOTE
to achieve the common goal.
Thanking you and hoping to be in touch with you
on issues of senior citizens.
V. Nageswara Rao, Secretary General, APSCCON

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Sir
#=∞™ê¯~°O Oct. 2010 issue Ö’ Ñ „ K
¨ ∞« iOz# D q^èOŒ QÍ PÖ’z¿ãÎ ZÖÏ LO@∞Ok. ? g∞~°∂ PÖ’zOK«O_ç——
J<Õ N ã≤.F. ~°Ñ∞¨¶ ∞ QÍi L^ÕâÌ º◊ O ZO`«QÍ<À #zÛOk. JO^Œ~∂ ° J=ÅOzOK«^QŒ æÆ JOâßÅ#∞ ‰õΩÑ
¡ OΨ QÍ =ºHõOÎ
KÕã# ≤ O^Œ∞‰õΩ ^è#
Œ º"å^•Å∞ WOHÍ eloborate KÕã ¿ Î ÉÏQÆ∞O_»∞#x JxÑ≤OzOk. <åÔHO^Œ∞‰õΩ WÖÏO\˜ ji¬HõÅ#∞
Ñ
„ K
¨ ∞« iOK«∞@‰õΩ encourage KÕÜ∞« O_ç HÍãÎ̈ lengthy QÍ L<åfl Ok C.V.K. Mohan Varma 1-10-153, College
House, Begumpet, Hyderabad - 16.

FORUM FOR SENIOR CITIZENS TARNAKA:

1st T. Shyam Kumar Vijayapuri 27005677
4th K Sukhender Reddy Habsiguda 9912473360
Happy Birthday

December, 2010

12th K Damodaram Nag’nagar 27179750

12th N Nageswar Rao Vijayapuri
Wishes

13th M Gunesh Habsiguda 9490750985

16th N Satyanarayana Nag’Nagar 9394815186
18th S Hariprasad Babu Tarnaka
19th T Kotayya Gokul Nagar 9885354774
22nd D Skanda Kumar Mallapur 9291453629
23rd PV Ratnam Vijayapuri 27000465
28th Sachi Kantha Roy Nacharam 9441885026

7 Tarnaka Times, Nov. - 2010

 With Best Compliments from :

Managing Growth
GLOBOFIN GROUP
Globofin Consultants Inc.
HEAD OFFICE : 210 & 211, 2nd Floor, Tara BRANCH OFFICE : 1-8-724/2/A, Opp. to Kshatriya
Tycon, Opp. Aradhana Theatre, Tarnaka, Towers, Vegetable Market Road, Nallakunta,
Hyderabad -500 017. Hyderabad - 500 017.
Contact : Uday Kumar, Cell : 98490 05832, 2700 1679, 66906251/52/55/56/59
Contact : Vijay Kumar, Cell : 98661 88283,66756520/21/22
WE OFFER :  Online Trading in NSE / BSE (Franchise of Kotak Securities)  Future / Options  Commodities
Advisory Services in :  Mutual Funds  Bonds (RBI/Capital Gains)  Fixed Deposits  Postal l Tax Guidance
 Home Loans  Foreign Exchange  Insurance

TARNAKA TIMES VOL. No. 2 ISSUE No. 70 NOV. '10

STANDING COMMITTEE OF TARNAKA RESIDENTS' Postal Regn. No. H/SD/428/2009-11
WELFARE ASSOCIATIONS (SCOTRWA)
er BOOK-POST
Balaji Residency, 12-13-705/10/AB, Matt
d
Gokul Nagar, Tarnaka, Hyderabad - 500 017
rinte
Tel : 6450 4993, 6521 4993; Fax : 2715 4118 P
E-mail : ifhd@sify.com Web site : www.ifhd.org
Printed, Published, Owned and Edited by
__________________________________
Dr. RAO V.B.J. CHELIKANI
Associate Editor : P. L. Menon __________________________________
Annual Subscription : Rs. 50/-
Printed at : __________________________________
SRINIVASA PRINTERS & BINDERS
Lane Opp. to Andhra Bank, Tarnaka,
Hyderabad - 500 017. Ph : 65 99 7917
Tarnaka Times, Nov. - 2010 8