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Managing Committee for theYear 2012-2013

Committee Members

Internet access onlyWe have kept the members informed that the Club will

espouse the digital age. Members are requested to

obtain password for access to their account. In future

Club Management is planning to send the Waltair

Times, bills and all Club event fliers through email only.

Honorary SecretarySecretary’s MessageUpdate to members on Legal issues.

Regarding the Club’s land issues which you might have read in news papers, we have taken all possible measures

to protect the same. We have filed writ petition in the Honorable High Court of A.P. and the status is as below:

Waltair Club filed W.P.No.10147 of 2013 challenging the Distraint Order dated 07.03.2013 issued by the Tahsildar,

questioning the proceedings issued for recovery of Rs.1.81 crores. The WP was heard on 29.04.2013 and the

Hon'ble High Court was pleased to grant interim stay of distraint order dated 07.03.2013.

Waltair Club filed W.P.No.13227 OF 2013 challenging the proceedings issued u/s. 20 of Estate Abolition Act.

The Hon'ble High Court was pleased to grant an interim order of "Status Quo" and the WP is directed to be

listed on 07.06.2013. Rajendra Prasad, Honorary Secretary

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GULMARG : You can visit Gulmarg hill station which is in Jammu and Kashmir in North

India. If you want to spend some time in the lap of nature with your partner, the hill stations of

uttar Pradesh, Uttranchal, and Himachal Pradesh will be the best place for you to come. Here

you will come across some of the best landscapes. Also, this is not the only place to visit in north

India as this part is considered to be the Aladdin’s cave where you can find treasures of all sorts

of natural beauty. Patnitop Hill Station is the other place to go for honeymoon. This hill station

will not only take you closer to the best piece of natural beauty, but it will also provide you the

opportunities to spend some time in different adventurous activities.

DHARMASALA : Set against the backdrop of the

dramatic Dhauladhar Mountains the hill station of Dharamsala

is perched at the elevation ranges from 1,250 m to 2,000 m

above the sea level in the upper reaches of Kangra Valley in

Himachal Pradesh. The town is divided into two distinct and

widely separated sections Upper and Lower Dharamsala

differing by about 1000m in altitude. Today the hill station of

Dharamsala become popular on the world map as it is the seat

of His holiness the 14th Dalai Lama. It also houses a large

settlement of Tibetan refugee. The hill station of Dharamsala

also has number of monasteries and temples which serves as

a major tourist attraction. Even if the Tibetan community

dominates the town but it still retained its colonial lifestyle

and British fervors.

DARJEELING : This gem of a town,

a hill station set to the backdrop of the vestiges of

the British Raj, a favorite place in India.

The world famous Darjeeling tea dominates the area.The

way tea is enjoyed in Darjeeling is distinctly British. Bakeries

abound and with any cup of Darjeeling tea (black, green or

white) comes a hot bun, or a scone with Devonshire-like

cream on the side.

Happy Valley Tea Estate. It gives you tour of the process and

most memorably a break down of the pay scale. Older

women are expected to pick 4 kg a day, married women 6kg

a day and young, unmarried women, 8kg a day!

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Vice President..... Muppidi V. Prabhakar

Editor................... Vijay Kumar Atmakuri

Members ............ Sandhya Godey

Nirupama Colluru

Kishore Rathi

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10.05.2013 Friday Movie 07.00 PM

12.05.2013 Sunday Beer n Biryani 12.00 noon

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17.05.2013 Friday Movie 07.00 PM

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Waltair Club, Waltair Uplands, Visakhapatnam-530 003.

email:info@waltairclub.com Website: www.waltairclub.com

Direct Phones Office : 0891-2505473 Chambers-0891-2505462

Fax : 0891-2567763

Mobile 9177891888, 9177893888, 9177894888

Landline 2565240, 2565740, 2562182, 2567468, 2567469, 2567478

1. A copy of Memorandum and Articles of Association of

Waltair club passed at Extra General Meeting held on

25.03.2013 available at Club Office, Main Reception and

Library. Members interested may go through the same.

2. From 1st May, 2013 onwards only East Gate (Gate B) will

be operated for materials, vehicles movement for all

Marriage/Reception and other functions held in Centenary

Auditorium/Grounds/Centenary Dining Hall.

3. All Members are requested to enter his/her name &

Membership No. in the Register before entering the

Shuttle Court.

Mr.K.Sagar Krishna S-987 Associate 04.04.2013

Mr.V.Amarkanth Babu A-325 Regular mc 15.04.2013

Mr.A.Sailesh S-704 Regular mc 23.04.2013

Mr.V.Mukesh Krishna M-277 Regular mc 25.04.2013

Miss.N.Lakshmi L-63 Associate 27.04.2013

Mrs.Y.Mrinalini Prasad M-276 Regular mc 29.04.2013

Mr.S.L.S.Preetham Gandhi P-304 Associate 29.04.2013

Mr.R.Sreenivas S-989 Life 29.04.2013

Mr.D.V.Krishnam Raju K-263 Life 30.04.2013

Mr.A.Gopi Krishna G-116 Life 30.04.2013

Mr.Girish P Karnani G-117 Associate 02.05.2013

Miss.P.Nagapurnima N-202 Regular mc 02.05.2013

Mr.S.K.Viswanatha Raju V-338 Life 02.05.2013

Mr.T.Sreedhar S-990 Life 02.05.2013

Mr.S.Sri Harsha S-997 Regular mc 02.05.2013

Mr.E.Varun V-339 Associate 02.05.2013

Mr.S.Rahul Alwar Das R-653 Associate 02.05.2013

Miss.P.Anmisha A-329 Associate 02.05.2013

Mr.Dushyant Rathi D-116 Regular mc 02.05.2013

Mr.Raj Kumar Jain R-647 Life 02.05.2013

Miss.C.Samhita Raju S-995 Associate 02.05.2013

Miss.T.Hari Priya H-181 Regular mc 02.05.2013

Mrs.P.Raja Harathi R-648 Life 03.05.2013

Mr.Masood Munnavar MehdiM-278 Associate 03.05.2013

Miss.K.Priyanka P-302 Associate 03.05.2013

Mr.M.Raman Sanket R-651 Associate 03.05.2013

Mr.K.Nagendra N-200 Life 03.05.2013

Mr.Aquib Hakim Mehdi A-330 Associate 03.05.2013

Miss.M.V.Hiranya H-182 Associate 03.05.2013

Mr.P.Koteswara Rao K-261 Life 03.05.2013

Mr.P.Babu Rao B-144 Life 04.05.2013

New Members

NEW BOOKS

Mr.T.V.Thimmayya Gandhi G-52 10 books

Mr.V.Hari Naga Sankara Gupta H-164 23 books

Mr.K.Srinivasa S Murthy M-231 40 books

Mr.P.Raghavendra Rao R-174 10 books

Mrs.P.V.Gayatri G-58 10 books

The club thanks the members for their gesture.

The Club Library has a new magazine: The Economist. This isa well respected business and economic news magazinearound the world.

Library

Editorial BoardM o v i e s for May 2013

03.05.2013 10.05.2013

17.05.2013 24.05.2013

Our nation that is 1.2 billion strong

boasted of the fastest population growth

rate in the world. An honour of a different

kind. We may claim extraordinary fertility

but the culture of worshipping the cycle

of childbirth is embedded in our psyche.

The social dynamics of the baby's arrival

are pertinent.

When my youngest aunt was born , the

only "preparation" involved was to make

sure the room in the house that was

usually used by the midwife to conduct

the delivery was free and not "reserved"

by any other lady relative of the huge joint

family.

With at least 8 children in each family and

with seven families residing together in

one large compound, the arrival of a new

child hardly whipped up much

excitement. It wasnt even a question of

the new child being a boy or a girl. A child

was a child ( which was a good thing in

itself ) and maybe was just another

occasion for the whole clan to get

together with the ladies all decked up in

their seven stone diamond ear studs and

Kanjeevaram sari's and the men in their

silk dhoti's and angavastrams.

Clothes for the new baby were hand me

downs , the older siblings under the stern

eye of the, "stay at home mum" and the

numerous aunts took care of the child ,

the masseuse for the baby was one who

was almost a permanent employee in the

house and everything the baby was fed

was home made. No choices. Everything

followed a systematic tried and tested

formula so to speak.

Today, each new arrival ( which in itself

happens maybe once or twice at most in

family) is an Event in itself. Everything is

planned . I really envy generation today.

Why ? simply for the choices they have .

From the minute a mother-to-be knows

that she will be bringing a new life into

this world, the choosing game begins.

Invariably it begins with the name. Each

parent wants a name as unique as the

child itself. The new mum and dad Google,

Our babies!flip pages of religious texts , send out

emails to every one they know , take sly

looks at all kinds of registers.... all in the

hope of finding a name that sounds

unique, has a good meaning, cannot be

shortened to something the child will be

embarrassed to be called , easy to use

when reprimanding the child, will be easy

on foreign tongues ( if and when the child

goes abroad for further education) and

that can be easily fitted into the limited

boxes available for the name on

application forms.

This whole exercise does result in some

really nice names with all the above

mentioned qualifications . It atleast rules

out having two Sandhya's ( distinguished

as Pedda Sandhya and Chinna Sandhya ..

nothing to do with their respective sizes

but their ages ) two Ravi's ( Asha's Ravi

and Usha's Ravi ... Asha and Usha being

the respective wives ), two Usha's in the

same household ( Daughter Usha and

Daughter-in-law Usha , the two Usha's

distinct by their relationship with the

matriarch of the house ) , two Shanti's (

Arjun's Shanti and Bhaskar's Shanti , the

Shanti's being distinguished by their

respective husbands) . Now while we may

still have all these names within the

family, they dont vie with themselves.

Soon its time choose disposable diapers (

that don't need the wash , rinse , dettol

wash routine but just something that has

a dry top cover that will allow the baby

and mother to sleep through the night ).

Pediatricians (need not have treated the

baby's father and uncle before the baby

but one that has a good reputation, a

clean clinic and if possible a reference

from his / her good friend to cut through

the long wait time ) .

The working mom definitely needs help.

Her mom is around for 3 month but what

next? Nannys or maids are in high demand

. Although the Mother - Nanny

relationship is actually symbiotic , the

nanny always has an upper hand .( old ,

practiced hands may not work effectively

. Educated , neat , tech savvy maids are

what are needed these days to effectively

use the modern toys and devices like

microwaves and electric cookers or

answer cells phone and understand text

messages from the working mother ) .

Each stage of a baby's life is an unique

experience filled with unique issues. Not

many have the luxury of having family or

extended family to look after the child

while the parents are at work. Next, the

toddler needs a play school. Parents scout

around for the "best" play school or

nursery for the little prince or princess.

They need the security of knowing the

child is in a good environment as much as

possible.

Maids have long phone calls, TV serials

and neighbouring domestic help to

distract them. Play schools need to have

play areas, air conditioned class rooms, hi

tech teaching aids and a patient teacher .

It helps to make a choice if Asha's two year

old can recite the entire English alphabet

in one go by going to XYZ play school !!!

The years that follow have the same

pattern . Only the best will do . Even

though the father of the child may have

studied in Kendriya Vidyalaya himself and

worked hard there after to achieve the

success he has now, he wants his only

child to study in the ultimate posh school

in town . In his ambitious plans for his

child he may forget the importance of

hard work . Home made snacks are passe`

and the Pizza Hut / Domino's delivery boy

is the messiah from heaven.The every

evening gathering in the parks and

beaches make way for Laptops and online

friends and virtual gatherings. Children

"meet" their friends on the various social

networking sites.

College is again a matter of serious

discussion based on the aspirations of the

child. Donations sometimes help these

aspirations come true.

And thus goes forth

a young adult into

this world where

sometimes too many

choices is their

biggest problem.

- Sandhya Godey

D Varada Reddy (V 61)

D Varada Reddy (V 61) has been drawn as an expert to the prestigious National Tourism Advisory Council, by

the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India as one of the 7 experts.

This Council will act as a "Think Tank" and advice the Government on various policy matters relating to tourism.

The tenure is for 2 years.

We know Shri Varada Reddy to a pro active in improving the air connectivity to Visakhapatnam. We wish him all the best in the

new responsibility. May his involvement boost India as a popular Tourist destination.

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