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Table of Contents Page No

1. Introduction and Background 02

2. Vision Mission & Objectives 02

3. Organogram of the institute 03

4. Name and designation of officers and staff 04

5. Vacancy Position 05

6. Budget & Infrastructure (RLTRI) 06

7. Account of Developmental Activities undertaken 07

8. New Initiatives & visit by dignitaries 08

9. Performance of Regional Leprosy Training & Research Institute Raipur 09-13

9.1 Training of Health functionaries 10-11

9.2 Patient care 12-13

9.3 Field Activities 14

10. Performance of Regional Office of Health & Family Welfare 15-17

10.1 Budget (ROHFW) 16

10.2 Lab Work 16

10.3 Field Work 16-17

11. Days & Pakhwara Observed 18

12. Meetings attended 19

13. Liansoning activities 20

14. Ways ahead 21-23

15. Photos of Activities 24-33

16. Annexures 34-39

16.1 Committees formed 35-39

16.2 Swatchta Activities 40-43

16.3 World Malaria Day celebration 44-45

16.4 International Yoga day celebration 46

16.3 World Environment Day celebration 47

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Introduction/ Background-

About RLTRI

Regional Leprosy Training and Research Institute (RLTRI), Raipur working in the field of

leprosy since 1979. With the successful implantation of programme strategies, India achieved

elimination of Leprosy in 2005. To effectively deal with few cases which are far between in cost

effective manner as a part of Global strategy National Leprosy Elimination Programme (NLEP) got

integrated into General Health System (GHS). Leprosy control became the responsibility of the

states. Thereafter, the institute got involved in technical monitoring and evaluation of NLEP

activities time to time, imparting training to various health functionaries and as a subordinate

office of Central Leprosy Division (CLD) it is involved in special case detection drives awareness

drives (LEM, MLEC, LCDC & SPARSH)

Institute also has hospital including OPD, 57 bedded indoor wards, a laboratory to

undertake Microscopy confirmation of M Leprae by skin smear examination and an OT to

undertake reconstructive surgeries for leprosy related deformities (which is closed for over 3

years). It is also providing care to cases reporting passively. As OT being non-functional presently

the Institute is undertaking RCS surgeries in camp mode in various districts of Chhattisgarh and

other Indian states. DPMR services are provided to Persons affected with Leprosy (PAL) in the

institute and during the camps.

In the year 2005, the institute has also been designated as Regional Office of Health and

Family welfare for the State of Chhattisgarh for monitoring various national Health program

including NVBDCP, RNTCP, RMNCHA+, HIV, AIDS, NPCDCS, NBCP, IDSP, Disaster Management.

Vision

Leprosy free community

Mission

Enabling health care providers for early diagnosis, timely treatment completion, Disability

Prevention & Medical Rehabilitation

Objectives:

1. Training : Regional Directors, State Leprosy Officer, District Leprosy Officers, Block

Medical Officer, AMO, Para Medical Personnel, Laboratory staff, Physiotherapist and

other categories of staff from general health care system of various states

2. Monitoring, Evaluation of NLEP . Providing feedback

3. Services Outpatient, inpatient care and DPMR including RCS.

4. Research : need based and Operational

5. Collaboration and Coordination among the stakeholders

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Organogram of the Institute

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Table 1 : Name sand designations of officers and staff posted during the period

NO. NAME OF THE OFFICIAL DESIGNATION

1. Dr. Aparna Pandey Director

2. Dr. R.N. Sabat CMO (HAG)

3. Dr. Krishnamurti Kamble Consultant (Orthopaedics)

4. Dr. S.V. Gitte Joint Director (Epidemiology) Transferred to NVBDCP,

Delhi-relieved from this office on 31st July 2019

5. Dr. Ashish B. Chakraborty Deputy Director (Epidemiology)

6. Dr. Chaitanya Nigam Deputy Director (Microbiology)

7. Dr. Mukesh Kumar Soni Senior Medical Officer Transferred to CGHS, Raipur-

relieved from this office on 14th January 2020

8. Dr. Prashant Kumar Sahu Senior Medical Officer

9. Dr. K. Ravi Rao Senior Medical Officer

10. Dr. Sheikh Ahteshaam Sharif Medical Officer

11. Smt. Savita Pankaj Kumar Nursing Officer

12. Smt. Rekha Rathore Nursing Officer

13. Smt. Rama Agrawal Junior Hindi Translator

14. Shri Nagesh Kumar Kureshiya Pharmacist

15. Shri Pankaj Kumar Junior Medical Laboratory Technologist

16. Smt. Durgi Dhruw Cashier

17. Shri Subhasish Saha Junior Stenographer

18. Shri Kartick Ghatoal Assistant Physiotherapist

19. Shri Ishwari Masih Para Medical Worker

20. Shri Ramhu Lal Sahu Para Medical Worker

21. Smt. Indrani Tiwari Para Medical Worker

22. Smt. Vijay Anandhi Shiv Prakash Lower Division Clerk

23. Shri Ajoy Kumar Dutta Laboratory Attendant

24. Shri Balram Netam Peon

25. Shri Chandra Bhushan Rajbhar Nursing Orderly

26. Shri Tikendra Kumar Verma Nursing Orderly

27. Smt. Gouri Chakraborty Nursing Orderly

28. Ms. Gayatri Dhruw Nursing Orderly

29. Shri Bhuwan Chandra Joshi Watchman

30. Shri Byas Narayan Tiwari Watchman

31. Shri Premraj Jais Watchman

32. Shri Sita Ram Damre Caner (Watchman)

33. Shri Kashi Ram Sanitary Worker

34. Shri Suresh Kumar Raj Chowhan Sanitary Worker

35. Shri Resham Lal Ratre Sanitary Worker

36. Shri Raghu Das Cook

37. Smt. Kalawati Sharma Kitchen Assistant

38. Shri Kali Ram Kitchen Assistant

39. Shri Raju Kurmi Kitchen Assistant

40. Shri Khemlal Dhobi

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Table 2 : VACANCY POSITION AS ON 31ST March 2020 Group A (8 Categories)

Se No Designation of Post Sanctioned Strength Existing Strength

No. Vacant Vacantpost(since when)

1 Director 1 1 0 -

2 Deputy Director 1 0 1 01.08.2019

3 Assistant Director (Ortho.) 1 1 0 -

4 Assistant Director (Epid.) 1 1 0 -

5 Assistant Director (Path.) 1 0 1 15.08.2015

6 Assistant Director (Micro.) 1 1 0 -

7 Senior Medical Officer 2 2 0 14.01.2020

8 Medical Officer 3 3 0 -

Total 11 9 2

Group B (5 Categories)

Nursing Officer 6 2 4 01.12.2009

31.07.2013

01.08.2016

01.08.2016

1 Health Educator 1 0 1 01.09.2014

2 Accountant 1 0 1 01.05.2011

3 Assistant 1 0 1 01.05.2018

4 Junior Hindi Translator 1 1 0 -

5 Lab. Technician 1 0 1 01.02.2016

Total 8 2 6

Group C (24 Categories)

Sr. Store Keeper 1 0 1 01.01.2012

1 Sr. Diet Clerk-cum-Steward 1 0 1 01.01.2010

2 Pharmacist 1 1 0 -

3 Cashier 1 0 1 01.04.2018

4 Assistant Physiotherapist 1 1 0 -

5 Non-Medical Supervisor 1 0 1 01.05.2014

6 Junior Stenographer 1 1 0 -

7 Health Visitor 1 0 1 01.04.2008

8 Lab. Technician 1 0 1 01.02.2016

9 Lab. Assistant 1 1 0 -

10 Para Medical Worker 7 3 4 01.05.2010

01.06.2012

01.03.2017

16.11.2017

11 Lower Division Clerk 4 2 2 01.07.2017

09.02.2018

12 Plumber-cum-Fitter 1 0 1 01.03.2016

13 Driver 1 0 1 26.02.2017

14 Laboratory Attendant 1 1 0 -

15 Dresser 1 0 1 07.06.2013

16 Peon 3 1 2 01.09.2014

01.03.2015

17 Watchman 7 4 3 27.06.2012

16.03.2015

21.08.2018

18 Nursing Orderly

7 4 3 01.11.2006

01.08.2009

13.08.2014

19 Cook 2 0 2 01.10.2013

01.06.2019

20 Kitchen Assistant 3 3 0 -

21 Sanitary Worker 7 2 5 14.10.2009

09.11.2010

05.03.2012

06.02.2019

01.06.2019

22 Mali 2 0 2 2108.2008

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Table 3: Consolidated Staff Position of RLTRI (2018-19) as on 31st March 2020

Sl.

No.

Group of the

post

No. of

Sanctioned post

Posts filled Posts vacant

1. Group-A 11 8 3

2. Group-B 11 3 8

3. Group-C (& D) 57 25 32

Total 79 36 43

Staff Superannuated : Two superannuated on 31st March 2020

I. Sri Kaliram Kichen Assistant &

II. Sri BN Tiiwari, Watchman

Officer transferred Two officers

I. Dr. S.V. Gitte 1. Joint Director (Epidemiology) Transferred to NVBDCP, Delhi-relieved from

this office on 31st July 2019

II. Dr. Mukesh Kumar Soni Senior Medical Officer Transferred to CGHS, Raipur-relieved from

this office on 14th January 2020

Table 4 : Budget Estimate 2019-20 and Expenditure as on 31st March 2020 RLTRI, Raipur

Sanctioned Budget (B.E.) Revised Estimate Expenditure

Rs. 7,16,00,000/- Rs. 5,68,00,000/- Rs. 4,82,80,963/-

Infrastructure: The institute has a fenced campus with a land area of 14 acre with following

structures Inside:

1. Administrative block-Director office, Auditorium, Seminar Room,

2. Hostel Block-28 double bedded rooms with common toilet facility with Kitchen and dining

hall facility.

3. Hospital block-At present 3 wards functioning (55 beds), OPD Cubicles , Laboratory for

Leprosy patients, Laboratory for NVBDCP work, Pharmacist room, Stores, X-Ray unit,

Physiotherapy unit, Operation Theatre ( Closed for over three years, for renovation)

Remarks-1 ward given to State Tuberculosis Training cum Demonstration Center under

RNTCP.

4. Staff Quarters- 63, Type-A-19, Type-B-33, Type-C-4, Type-D-5, Type-E-3. Remarks-Two Type E

quarters given to Malaria unit of ICMR.

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Brief account of Developmental Activities undertaken

Development activities

1. Manpower development at RLTRI : i

I. Intensified efforts taken for notification of RR and revival of abolished / deemed

abolished posts RR of LDC got notified requisition has been sent to the nodal officer

of DDG(L), DGHS, for appointment Draft recruitment rule (RR) for all the live vacant

posts have been sent to the DGHS

II. Dr Prashant Kumar Sahu Senior Medical Officer acquired DNB (General Surgery)

degree in November 2019 from Government Medical College, Nadia Krishnanagar,

West Bengal.

III. Dr Chaitanya Nigam, Assistant Director (Microbiology) attended Certificate

course in “Health Care Waste Management” conducted by IGNOU at Maulana Azad

Medical College, Microbiology Department, and New Delhi during the period from

13-15 May 2019.

IV. Mrs Durgee Dhruv promoted from the post of LDC to cahier

V. Post upgradation of Sri Pankaj Kumar, Junior Medical Laboratory technologist from

level III to level V as per 7th CPC.

VI. Promotion of Sri Nagesh Kureshia Pharmacist wef 11/05/2019 upgraded from Level 5

to Level 6

2. CPWD Work

I. Repair / Renovation of OT : Revised estimates of Rs.85, 87,000/- received by CPWD

on 20th September 2019, Sent for A/A & E/S to the DDG(L) vide RLTRI letter dated

23rd September 2019

(later A/A& ES was given for the same in July 2020 and funds transferred by RLTRI to

CPWD, in July 2020)

II. Repair of boundary wall of RLTRI An amount of Rs. 1,05,700/-, has been transferred

by PAO MoHFW to PAO CPWD in February 2020 for the work.

III. Renovation of Training Hall Sent request to CPWD Request for repair and of RLTRI,

sent to CPWD Raipur, on 03/05/2019 followed by reminders on 25/06/19, 30/12/19,

31/01/2020 and 20/02/2020

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New initiative by the institute during the year

1. Alternative arrangement OT for RCS of cases As OT of RLTRI is closed for over three years

Director AIIMS Raipur was contacted for providing OTof AIIMS Raipur for performing RCS

surgeries for leprosy related deformities. He agreed to spare PMR OT of AIIMS. To finalize the

plan meeting was organized at AIIMS Raipur with the Director AIIMS, his orthopedic teams

and hospital superintendent along with the state officials. AIIMS Raipur is ready to perform

RCS in its PMR OT for two days in a week 6 PMR beds are reserved for leprosy cases. Now it

is for the state to send the cases to them

2. Revision of curriculum of MBBS intern The interns were imparted one day preliminary

training till March 2019, but as these interns are future medical officers who will be manning

the PHCs and CHCs , for decentralised service delivery they need to be confident in

undertaking leprosy diagnosis and treatment. Hence realising the importance of the issue the

matter was taken up with the Secretary Health Government of Chhattisgarh. There after the

curriculum was revived after based on need assessment in coordination with Medical College

and state. Since April 2019 Interns are being trained using revised curriculum

3. Improving monitoring by district authority: by Revision of curriculum of DLO training based

on need assessment. Thereafter 22 DLO and SLO of Haryana were imparted three days

training at their state HQ by revised curriculum. The training was much appreciated by the

state authorities.

4. Renovation and Utilization of hostel by accommodating by trainees of the state Govt. in

coordination with state. There was also one audit para (2011-12) regarding non utilization of

hostel.

5. Internal Audit for the period 2011-12 to 2018-19 undertaken during 2-6 March 2020 by team

from CIAP (Central Internal Audit Party Western Region) Mumbai

6. Plantation of about 50 trees on the occasion of Environment day in June 2019. The event

was covered by leading local news paper

7. Website Development Website of institute was defunct since 2014. This was updated with

latest data and information

8. Action Plan for removing backlog of RCS, including calendar for RCS camps prepared in coordination with State Leprosy Officer, Chhattisgarh and ILEP consultant. (Ortho) of RLTRI and

other officers from RLTRI. With Joint efforts a Schedule for RCS camps for June to September 19

was developed to clear all the pending cases. List of which was provided by the SLO. This has

resulted in increased number of RCS surgeries performed during the year.

Visit by dignitaries

Hon’ble Member of Parliament Sri Sunil Soni visited the institute on 21st August 2019: He

inspected office / training and hospital blocks. Took stock of existing infrastructure and

functioning of RLTRI, Raipur . Hon’ble MP Interacted with all the officers and staff of RLTRI.

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Performance of Regional Leprosy Training & Research Institute (RLTRI)

Raipur

(Training, Service Delivery, Field Work)

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Training of Health functionaries

RLTRI is providing skill development short duration 3-6 days In-House training to various

categories of health personnel and Program Managers of various states.

The name of the training courses are given below-

1. Program Managers (RD/SLO/DLO/BMO/MO) 5 working days

2. Medical Officer/ Assistant Medical Officers (AMO)1 3 working days

3. Rural Medical Assistant (RMA) 3 working days

4. Physiotherapy Technician2 6 working days

5. Skin smear technician 6 working days

6. MBBS Intern 3 5 days

1Assistant Medical Officers (AMO) are unique to the state of Chhattisgarh, who after doing a

bridge course of 3 years posted at Primary health centres and perform the duties of Medical

Officer. Thus improving the competency of these AMOs on NLEP program this training was given

the maximum importance by the state of Chhattisgarh & RLTRI Raipur.

2 With decentralisation of DPMR services, RCS are being conducted in camp mode in district

hospitals or Government Medical colleges located in various districts Hence physiotherapist are

trained to assist in RCS and perform physiotherapy at local level near to patients residence

3 The interns were imparted one day preliminary training till March 2019, revised to

comprehensive five days comprehensive training since April 2019

Apart from the above mentioned training Aayush Medical Officers, students from Medical

College, Ayurvedic college, homeopathic college and nursing students are also deputed to the

Institute from time to time for hands on training in leprosy.

Outstation & Online trainings: as per request received. Need based.

Training Evaluation : Each training is subjected to Evaluation. Participants are required to record

responses on questions provided in predesigned and pretested semi structured preforma. (pre

and post test) before initiation and after completion of training

Participants feedback: Participants are encouraged to provide feedbacks for corrections an any

weaker areas/ aspect experienced during the training Based on input, corrective measure(s) are

taken for improving subsequent training.

Feedback from sponsoring agency/ parent organisations : After completion of training and

participants resume duties in the respective place of work , feedback are obtained from

organization about effectiveness of training over phone e mails etc

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Given below is summary of the Trainings done by RLTRI Raipur in FY 2019-2020,

Table 5 In house Training by RLTRI Raipur during FY 2019-2020 Sr No Cadre of Trainees Batch Numbers Percentage

1 District Leprosy Officers 4 43 3.9% 2 Medical Officers NUHM1 2 31 2.8% 3 Assistant Medical Officer2 9 128 11.7% 4 NIKUSTH 7 383 34.9 % 5 Physiotherapist3 3 56 5.1%

6 Lab technician 1 7 0.6%

7 MBBS INTERNS 25 105 9.6%

8 MBBS Students 9 267 24.3%

9 Homoeopathic students 2 56 5.1% 10 PMW students 1 22 2.0%

Total 63 1098 100% 1Medical Officers of NUHM were trained in NLEP on the request of state.

Out Station training (at the place work)

1. Out station DLO Training: Request was received from Government of Haryana for

conducting the NLEP training of District Leprosy Officers in the state of Haryana. This

was accepted by RLTRI and a team of 3 officers went to conduct the Out Station DLO

training where 23 Doctors were trained.

2. The officers of the institute were invited as faculty for DLO training / workshops

organised in Patna (Bihar) and Bhubaneshwar (Odisha ) during 2018 and 2019

Online Training Using Eco hub and Spokes model : Since 2018 the institute is providing training

to the Medical Officers of Maharashtra state.

NIKUSTH Training: The institute conducted Nikushth training in 7 states namely Andhra Pradesh,

Jharkhand Meghalaya Rajasthan Kerala Uttar Pradesh Nagaland, training total of 383 State

district and block level officers during 23rd October 2019 to 25th February 2020

Table 6; RLTRI Raipur Undertaken by the Institute during the period .

Sr No Date State No of Participants

1 23 OCT-2019 Andhra Pradesh 52 2 5-nov- 2019 Jharkhand 50 3 15-Nov-2019 Meghalaya 35 4 5- Dec- 2019 Rajasthan 62 5 5- Dec -2019 Kerala 22 6 17,18,19 Dec- 2019 Uttar Pradesh 136 7 25- Feb- 2020 Nagaland 26

Total 383

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The training was imparted in respective state HQ The state of Chhattisgarh did not plan the Nikusth Training and hence was left out.

Patient Care Services

The institute has hospital including Out Patient Department , Indoor with about 57 beds, a lab

with facility for Slit Skin smear (SSS) and microscopy, an Operation Theater (OT) which is closed

for over three years. Given below is account of Patient care services delivered by RLTRI

Table 7 Pattern of OPD cases reported to RLTRI Raipur during the period

S.N. Variable No Monthly Average A New Leprosy cases (NLCs) 572 48 A1 MBA 387 32 A2 MBC 11 1 A3 PBA 164 14 A4 PBC 10 1 A5 Females 170 14 A6 Children 21 1.5 A7 Deformity among new cases A7.1 Grade I 13 1 A7.2 Grade II 171 14 B OLD Leprosy Cases 2785 230 B1 Treatment Continuation MDT 388 32 B2 Reaction LR-I, Neuritis 833 69 B3 Reaction LR-II 913 76 B4 G2D 572 48 C General Cases 2565 214

TOTAL CASES 5922 493 Attendance of leprosy cases was 3357 during the period of which 572 (17 %) were new leprosy

cases. Of the 572 New Leprosy cases, 398 (69.5%) were MB cases. 21 (3.7%) were children, 170

(29.7%) were female cases and 171 (29.9%) were with Grade 2 Disability. Of the 2785 old cases,

13.9% came for continuing MDT, 63% came for management of neuritis (both LR1 and LR2), while

20.5% came for management of G2D.

Laboratory services Table 8 lab tests conducted by RLTRI Raipur during the year

Se No Test No (%)

1 Micro Biological (SSS) 1961 (38.4)

2 Clinical Pathological 90 (1.8)

3 Bio-Chemical 405 (7.9)

4 Cross checking of Malaria Slides 2653 (51.9)

Total 5109 (100.0)

Of the 1961 Slit Skin Smear Test (SSS) tests performed during the year, 207 (10.6%) patients

came positive. The details of the Biological Index of these patients is given in the table below

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Table 9 : Biological Index (BI) of the Positive (SSS) cases during the period (n=207)

Sr No BI Number Percentage

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Physiotherapy Section:

Table 11: Physiotherapy Services delivered by RLTRI, Raipur in OPD during the period

Sr. NO Physiotherapy ( in OPD_ No Splints & aids provided in OPD

1.1

Wax bath 39

2.1 Splint, POP applied and

others 145

1.2 Oil Message, hydro-oiling

therapy 146

2.2

MCR foot wear issued 29

1.3 Exercise (Active and Passive) 472 2.3 Foot drop belt issued 11

1 Total 648 2 Total 185

In addition 61 were admitted for physiotherapy

RLTRI Field Visits

1. LCDC monitoring: Officers from RLTRI Raipur were part of the Central Level Monitoring team

for the Leprosy Case Detection Campaign (LCDC). As a part of this, visits were made to the

state of Madhya Pradesh, Punjab and Bihar.

Table 12 : LCDC monitoring/ Evaluation undertaken by RLTRI Raipur during the period

Sr

No

State Officers Designation in

LCDC

Date visited

1 Madhya

Pradesh

Dr Aparna Pandey (

Director RLTRI Raipur)

Central Level 2

Monitor

6th to 10th August

2019

2 Punjab Dr Mukesh Soni (Senior

Medical Officer)

Central Level 1

Monitor

29th August to 2nd

September 2019

3 Bihar Dr Ashish B Chakraborty (

Deputy Director

Epidemiology)

Central Level 1

Monitor

23rd to 28th

September 2019

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Regional office of Health & Family Welfare

(ROHFW), Chhattisgarh Raipur

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Since August 2005: The institute given additional responsibility of Regional Office of Health and

Family welfare (ROHFW ) for the State of Chhattisgarh, for monitoring National Health

programmes / interventions . The institute is discharging the work with existing manpower and

resources . Additional budget has been provided to cover the travel, office expenses and

Swatchta activities

Given below is performance of institute as Regional office of Health & Family Welfare

(ROHFW), Chhattisgarh

Budget Regional office of Health & Family Welfare (ROHFW), Chhattisgarh , Raipur

Sanctioned Budget (B.E.) Revised Estimate Expenditure

Rs. 4,70,000/- Rs. 4,70,000/- Rs. 4,51,128/-

The Activities under ROHFW are Laboratory services, field visit, meetings and lesioning with state

of Chhattisgarh.

ROHFW Laboratory

Malaria slides are being sent to ROHFW Raipur from various districts of the state for the purpose

of cross checking. In the financial year 2019-2020 ROHFW Raipur was able to cross check 2653

slides with monthly average of about 221.

ROHFW Field Visits

1. Post MDA Evaluation:

As per the guidelines suggested by a task force of the Government of India for

evaluation of filaria elimination programme, Evaluation of MDA is being done by

ROHFW in Chhattisgarh state since last several years.

During the year under report, it is done in two districts . namely Bilaspur district

during 11-13 June 2019 and Gariaband district during 16-18 March 2020

MDA Evaluation was scheduled for 6 more districts In March 2020 ,. However, due to restriction of movement and lock down on account of COVID-19 pandemic, evaluation could be done in only one district namely Gariaband in 2020

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2. 13th Common Review Mission : During the month of October 2019, Sr. R.D.as member of Central team participated in the 13th Common Review Mission (CRM) during 17-22 October 2019 The survey was undertaken in two selected districts namely Rajnandgaon and Korba of the state

3. Investigation of Unaccounted malaria deaths of Kondagaon District

Undertaken during 20th to 24th May 2019 : The district reported 5 deaths due to

malaria since last two years (three in 2017 and 2 in 2018) in its report. During

cross varfication the death registers of the District hospital and CHC Pharasgaon

it was revealed that there were 25 deaths in which malaria mentioned on either

death register or Indoor admitted paper.. These were investigated long with state

authorities, recommendations along with actionable points were provided to the

state. Evaluation of IRS spray in Kondagaon district was also undertaken

simultaneously.

4. Dr. Aparna Pandey, Sr. Regional Director along with Dr. Ronen Chakraborty, HOD,

Radiotherapy, Dr. RML Hospital, New Delhi and Dr. Vikas Madholia, Associate

Professor, Department of Radiotherapy, Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi visited

Chhattisgarh Institute of Medical Sciences, Bilaspur on 18th June 2019 for inspection.

Inspection for sanction of Financial Assistance to develop CIMS as State Cancer

Institute under the Strengthening Tertiary Cancer Care facilities scheme under

NPCDCS.

5. Review the Functionality/non-functionality status and provisioning of Services to

patients in the Trauma Care Facilities and Burn Units of Medical College Hospital, Raipur

and CIMS, Bilaspur. Undertaken during 22-24 January 2020 by Central , Sr. Regional

Director, ROHFW, Raipur coordinated with Medical College, CIMS Bilaspur and state

Government. As representative of Sr. Regional Director, Dr. Prashant Kumar Sahu, Senior

Medical Officer, undertook the evaluation as one of the members of the team to MCH,

Raipur and CIMS, Bilaspur.

6. Containment of Avian Influenza out break During 30 December 2019 to 5 January 2020,

Sr. Regional Director, ROHFW, Raipur coordinated with the Central team deployed to

assist State Government in containment of Avian Influenza in Government Poultry

Farming Region, Baikunthpur, District Korea, Chhattisgarh.

7. Development of COVID -19 Isolation Centre: Sr. R.D. long with Dy. Dir. (Microbiology)

visited Isolation Centre, Civil Hospital, Mana, Raipur and AIIMS, Raipur to assess the

preparedness for management of COVID-19 cases on 19.03.2020. Report was sent to the

Dte GHS on 20/03/2020

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Days and Pakhwaras celebrated in the Institute During the period

1. WHO day observed an 8th April 2019 (7th April being Sunday); The theme of the year

“Health for All – Everyone, Everywhere” relevance, especially in relation to control of

Leprosy and other important public health problem prevalanet in the area like Malaria,

Dengue and Tuberculosis explained by the Director. Role of Individual and institute

discussed. Joint Director (Epid.) shared the field experience of RD Monitoring visits.

Assistant Director (Microbiologist) gave an account of Laboratory Facilities available at

peripheral level.

2. Swatchhata Pakhwada during 1-14 April During the period from 1-14 April 2019,

Swatchata Pakhwada has been celebrated involving all staff of the Institute. Brief Report

of the activity undertaken during the period is annexed various activities done during

involving all staff of the Institute.

3. Malaria Day- On 24th and 25th April 2019 world malaria Day was observed. The various

activities (entomology survey, demonstration of larva, etc , lectures, messages) were

undertaken on 25th April 2019

4. Dengue Day- celebrated on 16th May 2019 in which Public Health Specialist delivered a

lecture on Prevention of Dengue virus, Signs and symptoms of Dengue

5. World Environment Day Plantation of 50 saplings on the day by leprosy patients

admitted in the IPD and staff and officers of ROHFW /RLTRI inside the campus to

celebrate World Environment Day on 6th June 2019 by planting 50 saplings. Unique part

was oath taking by all for care of sapling planted by all presents.

6. International Yoga day - organised at RLTRI & ROHFW, Raipur on 21st June 2019 morning

in which Director, RLTRI, Raipur and staff as well as patients admitted in the Indoor also

performed Yoga.

7. Rajbhasha Pakhwada celebrated quarterly in which all the staff of the Institute actively

participated.

8. World Health Day on 29th September : Panel discussion was organized for staff and

officials on risk factors for Heart diseases and their prevention & Control

9. Hindi Workshop and Pakhwara : Two Workshops were organized with outside

facilitator from other Central Government office on 12 July 2019 and 9th September on

various topic related to day to day functioning of office works and on various guidelines

of Rajbhasha.. all the officials of the Institute participated in the workshop. In the

workshop one facilitator from other Central Government office delivered lecture

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Meetings attended

1. Director, RLTRI attended DLO review meeting at STDC centre, District Hospital Raipur

on 26th April 2019

2. Director, RLTRI attended 1st Half yearly meeting of Rajbhasha held at AIIMS Raipur on

26th April 2019

3. Sr. Regional Director, ROHFW attended NVBDCP Review meeting at Bhopal during 13-16 May 2019 on High Burden to high impact approach on Malaria and Program review of Vector Borne diseases. The meeting was 19rganized to identify the Gaps and Challenges in the implementation of programme and incorporate corrections in the State wise Action Plans For CG : several vacant post, weak entomological and fever surveillance. Poor monitoring and supervision more so in difficult to reach areas, Use of RD kits is less in periphery leading to delay in diagnosis. Involvement of ASHAs low NVBDC: asked the programme division of state to fill the vacant post of entomologist as has been done in WB

4. Director and Jt. Director (Epid.) attended executive committee meeting of NHM at Naya

Raipur, NHM office on 04.05.2019.

5. Joint Director (Epidemiology) attended Coordination Committee meeting on epidemic

preparation and its predation and role of partners at Naya Raipur on 16th May 2019.

6. Sr. Regional Director, ROHFW participated in the meeting conducted by NVBDCP, Delhi

to review the performance of 4 states (Bihar, Telangana, Chhattisgarh and Uttar Pradesh)

on 26 august 2019.

7. Sr. Regional Director, attended half yearly review meeting of Senior Regional

Directors/Regional Directors at New Delhi on 18th September 2019. The theme of the

meeting is ‘Strengthening of ROHFWs’.

8. Sr. Regional Director, attended Quarterly review meeting of Senior Regional

Directors/Regional Directors at New Delhi on 19 & 20 September 2019. The theme of

the meeting is ‘Health Challenges facing our country’

9. On 30th September 2019, officers from Damien Foundation India Trust (DFIT) namely Dr.

Luc, Project Manager, Damien Foundation, Belgium, Dr. Krishnamurti, Dr. Shiv Kumar,

Secretary, DFIT, Dr. Pradip Kundu visited Institute to discuss current Leprosy scenario of

the State.

10. Sr. Regional Director attended Training workshop of Senior Regional Directors on

Updates, Monitoring and Evaluation in RNTCP at Bengaluru on 3-4 October 2019

11. Deputy Director (Microbiology) attended Executive Committee meeting conducted by

National Health Mission on 04.10.2019 at Atal Nagar, Raipur

12. Sr. Regional Director attended National Symposium on Accelerating Indias resolve

towards Elimination of Filariasis at New Delhi on 30th October 2019.

13. Dr Chaitanya Nigam participated in the review meeting called by Joint Seceratory Mr

Rajiv Manjhi regarding administrative issues of various health institutes of Government

of india.

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14. Sr. Regional Director attended Meeting to Review Action Plan for districts observing

MDA/IDA in November – December 2019.

15. Senior Regional Director attended an Orientation Meeting on 7 November 2019

organised by NIMR Field Unit (ICMR), Raipur to undertake Study entitled “Monitoring

the efficacy of ACT for the treatment of uncomplicated Plasmodium falciparum Malaria

in India” likely to be undertaken at Raigarh district of Chhattisgarh State.

16. Deputy Director (Microbiology), gave a presentation on Laboratory Diagnosis of Swine

Flu in the meeting held under the chairmanship of DM, Durg District (Mr. Ankit Anand,

IAS).

17. Director RLTRI Raipur participated in 3 days Annual review meeting of NLEP at GOA

from 3rd to 5 Dec 2019

18. On behalf of Sr. Regional Director, ROHFW, Raipur (due to her absence), Deputy Director

(Epidemiology) attended third Governing Body Meeting of AIIMS, Bhopal scheduled on

11th January 2020 at AIIMS, Bhopal as representative of Director General of Health

Services, New Delhi.

Liasoning activities-

1. Action Plan for removing backlog of RCS, including calendar for RCS camps prepared in coordination with State Leprosy Officer, Chhattisgarh and ILEP consultant. (Ortho)

of RLTRI and other officers from RLTRI. With Joint efforts a Schedule for RCS camps

was developed to clear all the pending cases. List of which was provided by the SLO.

This has resulted in increased number of RCS surgeries performed during the year

2. Meeting with Director, State Health Resource Center, Raipur (Chhattisgarh) and

State Leprosy Officer, Chhattisgarh on 28th August 2019 to discuss hostel

accommodation facilities of RLTRI, Raipur for Assistant Medical Officers trainees

coming to RLTRI, Raipur for Training.

3. Director RLTRI Raipur participated in the meeting with Director AIIMS Raipur and

Consultant NLEP CG for discussing the use of AIIMS Raipur Operation Theater for

the surgery of leprosy disability cases.

4. Senior Regional Director and Deputy Director (Epidemiology) participated in the

COVID 19 meeting with Secretary Health in New Circuit House on 24th March 2020.

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Represented DGHS as member of following committees of AIIMS Raipur

and Bhopal

1. Selection committee meeting at AIIMS, Raipur as representative of the Directorate

General of Health Services, New Delhi on 8th June 2019.for selection of SE

(electrical).

2. Interview Board of AIIMS, Raipur as one of the member of the Selection

Committee for recruitment of Law Officer, Accounts Officer, Assistant Nursing

Superintendent on 27th and 28th August 2019.

3. Selection Committee for Interview for recruitment of Non-faculty Group-A post of

Medical Physicist on Contractual basis at AIIMS, Raipur on 22nd Feb. 2020.

4. Technical specification committee meeting for procurement of CSSD consumables

of AIIMS Bhopal on 13th march 2020.

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Way ahead

Way ahead

The institute since its inception 1979 has come long way. With the successful implementation of

programme strategies, India achieved elimination of leprosy in 2005. Leprosy services got

integrated general health care services. This is considered cost effective sustainable strategy

based on the principle of social justice as care to cases available near their homes. Thereafter

leprosy case load declined further leading to lesser workload on the institute . As is evident from

the fact that during the 15 years period (2005-2020) RLTRI, Raipur has diagnosed 9165 new

leprosy cases. Whereas, yearly load of new cases of Chhattisgarh is about 9-10 thousand.

Likewise a total of 836 cases were operated in the Operation theatre of RLTRI and 1168 have

been operated in the camp mode in various districts by RLTRI team during the period. Reduced

case load on the institute is in line with the program guidelines of decentralisation. The findings

to be viewed positively as these are in line with the programme strategy of decentralisation.

After leprosy elimination in 2005 realising the declining work load of RLTRI, Government of India

entrusted additional responsibility of monitoring the eight different National Health programme

and redesignated Regional Leprosy Training and Research Institute (RLTRI) as Regional Office of

Health and Family Welfare (ROHFW) for the State of Chhattisgarh. For the additional work no

additional resources were provided expecting that work will be manged within the existing set

up and resources. However in the absence of proper coordination mechanism the performance

of ROHFW has remained suboptimal.

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Chhattisgarh is one of the Empowered Action Group States under NHM and is surrounded

by seven states like Jharkand Odissa, MP Uttar Pradesh, AP, Maharshtra, Telangana (majority of

which belong to Empowered Action Group States) with health standards much below the

national averages. There is a scope for strengthening the infrastructure to meet the future health

needs

Recently, with the emergence of Covid (Corona) pandemic, health scenario of the country

and region has changed completely. How long the pandemic situation will last and the

endemicity will prevail is a matter of speculation for anyone. Moreover, the possibility of newer

threats and biological agents in near future cannot be ruled out. There is a strong need to

develop a robust vigilant system, for keeping a check on this emerging threats.

Hence, this situation can be converted into opportunity for RLTRI/ROHFW Raipur, to develop it

into a robust Surveillance System in the area for timely capturing of this warning signals to

initiate early and prompt action for prevention of such biological disaster situation in future with

following proposed activities

1. Monitoring of infectious diseases within the region through collaborative partnership

with the states, institutions and laboratories.

2. Collecting, collating, analysing the data and providing early warning about change in the

frequency of diseases of epidemic/outbreak potential.

3. Preparedness of states and community to deal with emerging infection.

4. IEC activities for universal prevention and health promotion.

5. Selective prevention for high risk group.

6. Monitoring of health facilities and institutions for indicative preventions.

7. Manpower development: training of health personnel.

8. Regular exchange of information with health departments and local self-government

(Municipal Corporation).

9. Collaborating with NCDC on communicable diseases of international health importance

for better preparedness.

The instate is well suited for the purpose as it is situated in capital city of Raipur on Jagdalpur,

Vishakhapattanam highway. Location of the institute and Raipur is central & the area has

excellent connectivity by road, rail and air with, most of the Indian cities.

The institute has its own fenced campus spread about 12 acres of land, good physical

infrastructure, an administrative block, separate training and hospital wings. In the training

wing there is training halls, and hostel accommodation facility. The hospital wing it has a well-

established Outdoor, indoor, a well-equipped microbiology Laboratory, minor OT and

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Operation Theatre. The campus has 66 staff quarters also. There is scope of further extension,

as there is lot of free space inside the campus.

The institute has good expertise of Public health personnel, Microbiologist and GDMO

doctors, and few technical manpower. As RLTRI and RD office institute it has built good

rapport with other health institutions in the area.

Hence the Covid situation should not be taken as threat, rather it can be converted into an

opportunity to develop a system for effectively dealing with the threats of upcoming infectious

dieses and bioterrorism

Photos of the Institute’s activities

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Visit of Hon’ble Member of Parliament Sr Sunil Soni dated 21/08/2019

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Celebration of Swatchta Pakhwara 1-14 April 2019

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Oath taking and Tree plantation on World Environment Day

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Team members of 13th CRM undertaken in Chhattisgarh during October 2019

Activites on World Malaria day

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TRAINING sessions

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Reconstructive surgery camps

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Annexures

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Annexure 1 : List of Committees formed at RLTRI

के्षत्रीय कुष्ठ प्रशिक्षण एवं अनुसंधान संस्थान

लालपुर, पोस्ट बॉक्सनं 112, रायपुर-492 001, छत्तीसगढ़

TEL. NO. (टेलीफोन) 0771-2412792, 2411427 E Mail Id rltri.ryp@gmail.com, rltri.cg@gov.in

Ref. No. (संदर्भक्रमांक) RLTRI/3-19/2020 Dated 15.04 .2020

कार्ाालर् आदेश क्रमाांक_____

परू्व जारी आदशे क्र. 101 ददनाांक 22.08.2019 में आांदशक पररर्र्वन कररे् हुए सांस्थान में दनम्नदिदिर् सदमदर्

का पनुर्वठन दकया जा रहा ह ैदजसके अध्यक्ष, सदस्य अदिकाररयों एर्ां कमवचाररयों का दर्र्रण दनम्नानसुार ह ै |

सदमदर् का नाम एर्ां सदस्यों के नाम दनम्नानसुार ह ै– 1. Departmental Promotion Committee-

Dr. Aparna Pandey, Director-Chairman

Dr. Prashant Kumar Sahu, Sr. Medical Officer-Member

Dr. S.A. Sharif, Medical Officer-Member

One Gazzeted Officer from Central/State government Smt. V. Anandhi Shiv Prakash, LDC (Assistant-I/c)-Member Secretary

2. Departmental Screening Committee-

Dr. Krishnamurti Kamble, Consultant (Orthopaedics)-Chairman

Dr. Ashish Birendra Chakraborty, Deputy Director (Epidemiology)-Member

Dr. Chaitanya Nigam, Deputy Director (Micro)-Member

Dr. S.A. Sharif, Medical Officer-Member Smt. V. Anandhi Shiv Prakash, LDC (Assistant-I/c)-Member Secretary

3. Rajbhasha (Offical language) Committee-

Dr. Ashish Birendra Chakraborty, Deputy Director (Epid.) & Chairman

Dr. Sheikh Ahteshaam Sharif, Medical Officer & Member

Smt. Savita Pankaj Kumar, Nursing Officer & Member

Smt. Durgi Dhruw, Lower Division Clerk & Member Smt. Rama Agrawal, Jr. Hindi Translator-Member Secretary

4. Condemnation Committee-

Dr. Ashish Birendra Chakraborty, Deputy Director (Epidemiology) and Chairman

Dr. Prashant Kumar Sahu, Sr. Medical Officer - Member Shri Nagesh Kumar Kureshiya, Pharmacist – Member Secretary

Contd. 2 ……….

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5. Purchase Committee & Committee for Annual Maintenance Contract-

Dr. Chaitanya Nigam, Deputy Director (Epidemiology) - Chairman

Dr. Ashish Birendra Chakraborty, Deputy Director (Epidemiology) - Member

Dr. Prashant Kumar Sahu, Sr. Medical Officer – Member Dr. Sheikh Ahteshaam Sharif, Medical Officer - Member Shri Pankaj Kumar, Laboratory Assistant – Assistant-Member Secretary

Accommodation Allotment Committee-

Dr. Krishnamurti Kamble, Consultant (Ortho) - Chairman

Dr. Chaitanya Nigam, Deputy Director (Microbiology) – Member Smt. V. Anandhi Shiv Prakash, LDC (Assistant-I/c) – Assistant – Member Secretary

6. Medical Reimbursement Committee-

Dr. Prashant Kumar Sahu, Sr. Medical Officer - Chairman Dr. S.A. Sharif, Medical Officer – Member Smt. Durgi Dhruw, LDC – Member Secretary

7. Tender Opening-

Dr. Krishnamurti Kamble, Consultant (Orthopaedics) - Chairman

Dr. Ashish Birendra Chakraborty, Deputy Director (Epidemiology) - Member

Dr. Chaitanya Nigam, Deputy Director (Microbiology) - Member

Dr. Sheikh Ahteshaam Sharif, Medical Officer – Member Shri Pankaj Kumar, Laboratory Assistant – Member Secretary

8. Complaint Redressal Cell-

Dr. Krishnamurti Kamble, Consultant (Ortho) – Chairman

Dr. Chaitanya Nigam, Deputy Director (Microbiology) - Member

Dr. Prashant Kumar Sahu, Sr. Medical Officer – Member Smt. Rama Agrawal, Jr. Hindi Translator-Member Smt. V. Anandhi Shiv Prakash, LDC (Assistant-I/c) – Member Secretary

9. Audit Para-

Dr. Ashish Birendra Chakraborty, Deputy Director (Epidemiology) – Chairman

Dr. Chaitanya Nigam, Deputy Director (Microbiology) – Member

Dr. S.A. Sharif, Medical Officer-Member

Smt. Durgi Dhruw, LDC - Member Smt. V. Anandhi Shiv Prakash, LDC (Assistant-I/c) – Member Secretary

Contd. 3 …………

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10. Court Case-

Dr. Krishnamurti Kamble, Consultant (Orthopaedics) - Chairman

Dr. Chaitanya Nigam, Deputy Director (Microbiology) - Member

Dr. Prashant Kumar Sahu, Sr. Medical Officer - Member Smt. Durgi Dhruw, LDC - Member Smt. V. Anandhi Shiv Prakash, LDC (Assistant-I/c) – Member Secretary

11. SC/ST Committee-

Dr. Krishnamurti Kamble, Consultant (Orthopaedics) - Chairman

Dr. Chaitanya Nigam, Deputy Director (Microbiology) - Member

Dr. Sheikh Ahteshaam Sharif, Medical Officer - Member

Shri Nagesh Kumar Kureshiya, Pharmacist - Member Smt. V. Anandhi Shiv Prakash, LDC (Assistant-I/c) – Member Secretary

12. Swatccha Action Plan-

Dr. Chaitanya Nigam, Assistant Director (Microbiology) - Chairman

Dr. S.A. Sharif, Medical Officer - Member Smt. Rama Agrawal, Jr. Hindi Translator – Member Secretary

13. Committee for prevention of Sexual Harassment of women at work place-

Smt. Rama Agrawal, Junior Hindi Translator - Chairman

Shri Ishwari Masih, Para Medical Worker – Member

Smt. Indrani Tiwari, Para Medical Worker - Member

Smt. Durgi Dhruw, LDC – Member Smt. Savita Pankaj Kumar, Nursing Officer – Member Secretary

14. Special Committee for Recruitment of Person with disability-

Dr. Krishnamurti Kamble, Consultant (Orthopaedics) – Chairman

Dr. R.N. Sabat, CMO (HAG) - Member

Dr. Chaitanya Nigam, Deputy Director (Microbiology) - Member

Shri Sitaram Damre, Caner, Representative of Disabled person - Member Smt. V. Anandhi Shiv Prakash, LDC (Assistant-I/c) – Member Secretary

15. Cadre Review Committee

Dr. Aparna Pandey, Director-Chairman

Dr. Krishnamurti Kamble, Consultant (Ortho)-Member

Dr. Chaitanya Nigam, Deputy Director (Micro)-Member

Smt. Rekha Rathore, Nursing Officer-Member

Shri Ishwari Masih, Para Medical Worker-Member

Smt. Kalawati Sharma, Kitchen Assistant-Member Smt. Rama Agrawal, Jr. Hindi Translator-Member Secretary

16. Scientific-cum-Academic Committee-

Dr. Ashish Birendra Chakraborty, Deputy Director (Epidemiology)-Chairman

Dr. R.N. Sabat, CMO (HAG)-Member

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Dr. Krishnamurti Kamble, Consultant (Ortho)-Member

Dr. Chaitanya Nigam, Deputy Director (Microbiology)-Member

Dr. Prashant Kumar Sahu, Sr. Medical Officer -Member Dr. S.A. Sharif, Medical Officer-Member Shri Pankaj Kumar, Laboratry Assistant – Member Secretary

Contd. 4 …….

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17. Committee for Online Training through ECHO

Dr. S.A. Sharif, Medical Officer- Chairman

Dr. R.N. Sabat, CMO (HAG)-Member Shri Ishwari Masih, Para Medical Worker-Member secretary

Shri Subhasish Saha, Jr. Steno to assist as and when required.

18. Office Council-

Dr. Aparna Pandey, Director and Chairperson

Dr. Krishnamurti Kamble, Consultant (Ortho) – Member

Dr. Chaitanya Nigam, Deputy Director (Micro) – Member

Shri Subhasish Saha, Junior Stenographer – Member

Smt. V.A. Shiv Prakash, LDC & Member Office Side

Smt. Kalawati Sharma, Kitchen Assistant – Member 19. Welfare Officer & Standing Advisory Committee-

Dr. Krishnamurti Kamble, Consultant (Ortho) – Welfare Officer

Dr. S.A. Sharif, Medical Officer – Member Standing Advisory Committee

Smt. Rama Agrawal, Jr. Hindi Translator – Member Standing Advisory Committee

Smt. Rekha Rathore, Nursing Officer – Member Standing Advisory Committee

भारत सरकार, कार्मिक एवं प्रर्िक्षण ववभाग द्वारा जारी कार्ािलर् ज्ञापन क्रमांक ३३/२/९३- कल्र्ाण (पी टी) दिनाकं 19 जनवरी १९९४ के सन्िभि में कल्र्ाण अधिकारी एव ंउनकी सहार्ता हेतु Standing Advisory Committee गदित ककर्ा गर्ा है | सर्मतत के सिस्र् कल्र्ाण अधिकारी के अनुिंसा के बाि तनिेिक महोिर् के अनुमोिन के पश्चात ही कार्ि संपन्न करेगी | कार्ि को कक्रर्ान्न्वत करवाने की संपूणि न्जम्मेिारी कल्र्ाण अधिकारी की होगी |

उपर्ुिक्त सर्मतत के गिन के अलावा तनम्नर्लखित अधिककररर्ों उनके नाम के सम्मुि दिए अनुभाग का प्रभार भी दिर्ा जा रहा है-

Liaision officer for SC/ST- Dr. Chaitanya Nigam, Assistant Director (Microbiology)

Liaision officer for OBC- Dr. Prashant Kumar Sahu, Sr. Medical Officer

CPIO RLTRI- Dr. Chaitanya Nigam, Assistant Director (Microbiology)

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CPIO RD- Dr. Ashish Birendra Chakraborty, Deputy Director (Epid.)

उपयुवक्त सदमदर् के प्रभार के अिार्ा अदिकारीयों को परू्व में ददए र्ए अनुभार् का कायव प्रभार (जसैे कायाविय, भांडार,

क्रय, प्रदशक्षण इत्यादद) यथा दस्थर् रहरे्ा |

सभी सदमदर्यों के अध्यक्ष एर्ां सदस्य से अपेदक्षर् ह ैदक र् ेसदमदर् की बैठक दनष्पक्ष, पारददशवर्ा पणूव एर्ां

समयबद्ध रूप से सदमदर् के दनणवय का अनपुािन सदुनदिर् करेंर् े|

सभी सदमदर् के सदस्य सदचर् सदमदर् की बैठकों के आयोंजन / कायवर्ाही /बैठकों के कायवर्तृ्त बनाना, पांजी

अद्यर्न करना र् पत्र सांिारण का कायव करेंर् े|

यह आदशे र्त्काि प्रभार् से िार् ुहोर्ा | [डॉ. अपर्ाा पाण्डेर्]

निदेशक

नितरर्: -

1. सम्बांदिर् अदिकारी एर्ां कमवचारी को सचूनाथव एर्ां आर्श्यक कायवर्ाही हरे् ु| 2. सभी अनुभार्ों को सचूनाथव हरे् ु| 3. सचुना पटि | 4. मखु्य फाइि |

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Annexure 3 WORLD MALARA DAY 25th APRIL 2019

ROHFW, Chhattisgarh, Raipur observed World Malaria Day (WMD).

Activates performed on 24th and 25th April 2019 included-

1. Entomological survey of RLTRI campus for identifying breeding and potential breeding

sites On eve of world malaria Day (24th April 2019) , entomological survey was conducted by

RLTRI with the help of NIMR (ICMR) in RLTRI premises (Hospital, office, quarters and other

places). Potential breeding sites were identified and larval survey was conducted. 35 container and

coolers, 14 overhead tanks, drains, mud, plastic containers, 101 flower pots and cement tanks were

surveyed.

2. Technical session On 25th April 2019, (forenoon)

The programme was started with the welcome address by Dr Chaitanya Nigam, Assistant Director

(Microbiology).

Dr Aparna Pandey, Sr Regional Director briefed about the theme ("Zero malaria starts with me”)

and its importance in her key note address. She highlighted malaria burden of the country and state.

She explained importance of individual responsibility in Malaria control activities. This includes

measures at the community, family & individual level. At individual level how all can contribute

for controlling of breeding places in and around house, in the work area, measures for personal

protection, early diagnosis and complete treatment including radical treatment. She urged to take

part in malaria control activities in and around our premises and encouraged others to take part in

malaria awareness/ prevention. Importance of preventive measures, clinical sign and symptoms,

treatments of malaria were also discussed.

Dr S.V.Gitte Joint Director (Epidemiology) gave epidemiological scenario of Malaria in the state

and mosquito breeding habits. Then he presented report of Entomological survey done on 24th

April 2019.

Out of total 150 sites examined, 2 sites were positive for Aedes larva, one overhead tanks for

anopheles’ larva and 1 drain site for Culex larva. Mixing breeding sites were also identified in one

site. Many potential breeding sites were also identified where mosquito breeding was not present

because of hot weather, which may create problem in the rainy season.

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It was proposed to take actions on identified source reduction of breeding sites through Swaccha

Bharat Abhayan. For structural correction CPWD will be contacted to take survey and submit

proposal.

Guest of WMD 2019, Dr R. Ranjha, Scientist, NIMR field unit gave a brief about the studies done

by NIMR in the state of Chhattisgarh. He has mentioned stratification of malaria in state of

Chhattisgarh and Insecticidal resistance studies in the state. He also mentioned current ongoing

projects in the Bastar region of LLIN and proposed studies in the Dharmatri district.

Sr Regional Director ROHFW, CG, also suggest that NIMR should share their study finding on

VBD, so that it be can linked with RD monitoring activities.

3. Demonstration

In the last session, live demonstration of larva’s of Aedes, anopheles and Culex mosquito and adults

of anopheles species captured from the field area of state shown by Mr. K.K. Gupta, Entomologist,

NIMR field area, Raipur,

At the end Conclusion and vote of thanks was given by Dr Cahitanya Nigam, Assistant Director

(Microbiology).

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Annexure 4 अन्तराष्ट्रीय योग दिवस २१ जून २०१९ की ररपोर्ट

क्षेत्रीय कुष्ट्ठ प्रशिक्षण एवं अनुसन्धान ससं्थान, लालपुर, रायपुर में अतंराष्ट्रीर् र्ोग दिवस दिनांक २१ जून २०१९ को प्रातः ०७:०० बज ेसंस्थान में मनार्ा गर्ा | संस्थान के अधिकाररर्ों व कमिचाररर्ों न ेउत्साह स ेइसमें िार्मल हुए | कार्िक्रम की िुरुआत तनिेिक महोिर्ा, डॉ. अपणाि पाण्डरे् एव ं उपन्स्थत अधिकारी एव ंकमिचाररर्ों द्वारा ववर्भन्न र्ोगासन करते हुए ककर्ा गर्ा | इस िौरान संस्थान के अस्पताल में भती मरीज भी र्ोगासन करने में िार्मल हुए | इस िौरान र्लए गए कुछ फोटो संलग्न है |र्ोगासन आर्ुष मंत्रालर् के वेबसाइट पर उपलब्ि ववडडर्ो के माध्र्म स ेककरे् गए| र्ोगासन के उपरांत डॉ. अपणाि पाण्डरे्, तनिेिक महोिर्ा ने र्ोग स ेहोने वाले फार्िे के बारे में जानकारी िी तथा उन्होंने बिलते जलवार्ु में र्ोग के महत्व के बारे में बतार्ा कक ककस प्रकार र्ोग द्वारा अपने आप को कदिन पररन्स्थतत तथा जलवार्ु में भी स्वस्थ रि सकते है | र्ोग द्वारा आप अपन ेिरीर, मन एव ंआत्मा को स्वस्थ रि सकत े है | न्जससे आपकी कार्ि क्षमता बढेगी | र्ोग भारत की एक प्राचीन पद्ितत है जो कक लगभग २००० वषि पुरानी है | न्जसकक व्र्ाख्र्ा महवषि पतंजर्ल न ेकी है न्जसे आज पूरा ववश्व स्वीकार कर रहा है | र्ोग को तनरंतर अभ्र्ास करने स ेिारीररक एवं मानर्सक ववकास होता है | र्ह हमारे मन को िरीर से जोडती है एव ंस्वस्थ रिने में मिि करती है | र्ोग हमें पूरे ब्रम्हांड से भी जोडती है | आज ववश्व के लगभग १७७ िेि र्ोग से होने वाले फार्िे को स्वीकार कर रहे है एव ंअपना रहे है व अपन ेअपने िेि में र्ोग को बढावा िे रहे है | संर्ुक्त राष्ट्र ने भी र्ोग के महत्व को स्वीकारते हुए दिनाकं २१ जून को अतंरष्ट्रीर् र्ोग दिवस घोवषत ककर्ा है न्जस ेसारे ववश्व में मनार्ा जाता है | तनिेिक महोिर्ा द्वारा र्ह भी बतार्ा कक र्ोग तनरंतर करते रहना आवश्र्क है| र्ोग को अपनी िैतनक दिनचर्ाि में िार्मल करने से आप अपन ेआपको स्वस्थ एव ंतनरोग रह सकत ेहै | इस सन्िेि के साथ तनिेिक महोिर्ा द्वारा सभी उपन्स्थत अधिकारीर्ों को र्ोग को अपन ेिैतनक कार्िकलाप में अपनाने हेत ुप्रेररत ककर्ा गर्ा |

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Annexure 5 ववश्व पयाटवरण दिवस ५ जून २०१९ की ररपोर्ट

क्षेत्रीय कुष्ट्ठ प्रशिक्षण एवं अनुसन्धान संस्थान, लालपुर, रायपरु में ववश्व पर्ािवरण दिवस दिनांक ७ जून २०१९ को प्रातः १०:०० बज ेमनार्ा गर्ा जो कक प्रततवषि ५ जून को मनार्ा जाता है| दिनांक ५ जून २०१९ को ईि के उपलक्ष्र् में िासकीर् अवकाि होने के कारण ववश्व पयाटवरण दिवस संस्थान में दिनांक ७ जून २०१९ को मनार्ा गर्ा |

कार्िक्रम कक िुरुआत डॉ. अपणाि पाण्डरे्, तनिेिक के उद्बोिन स ेककर्ा गर्ा न्जसम ेउन्होंने इस वषि के ववषर् “वायु प्रिषुण को हराए”ँ के सन्िभि में उन्होंने बतार्ा कक ककस प्रकार वकृ्ष वार्ु प्रिषुण को रोकने में हमारी मिि करत ेहै | वकृ्ष प्रिवूषत वार् ुरोक कर प्राण वार् ुउत्सन्जित करते है अतः हमें अधिक स ेअधिक वकृ्ष लगाने चादहए | वातावरण का संरक्षण व वार्ु की िुद्िता हमारी आने वाली पीढ़ी के स्वस्थ जीवन के र्लए अतत-आवश्र्क है |

इसके पश्चात ्तनिेिक महोिर्ा द्वारा वहां उपन्स्थत सभी अधिकारीगण, कमिचारीगण एव ंअस्पताल में भती मरीजों को वकृ्षों की सुरक्षा करने हेतु िपथ दिलाई गई (र्ह इस कार्िक्रम का नवीन एव ंववर्िष्ट्ट भाग था) इसके पश्चात ्वकृ्षारोपण का कार्ि क्रम ककर्ा गर्ा न्जसम ेप्रथम वकृ्षारोपण कुष्ट्ठ ग्रशसत मरीज द्वारा ककया गया| संस्थान के सभी अधिकारी एवं कमिचाररर्ों के साथ कुष्ट्ि पीडित मरीजों द्वारा भी वकृ्षारोपण ककर्ा गर्ा | वकृ्षारोपण कार्िक्रम के अतंगित कुल ५० पौिे संस्थान पररसर में लगार्ा गर्ा | अतं में सभी कमिचाररर्ों एवं कुष्ट्ि मरीजों को िीतल पेर् ववतरण ककर्ा गर्ा |

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