Community based Rehabilitation Partner: CBM, Germany

The hospital forayed into the world of Community Based Rehabilitation with the support of CBM, Germany in 2008. While 2008 was marked by training of resources etc., 2009-10 was marked by the inauguration of the state -of- the- art CBR Resource centre in the project area of Malakheda, Alwar District. As on date, apart from a vision centre and audiology set up, the project also delivers CBR services in the field of Hearing Impairment and Speech development, Visual Impairment, and Physical Impairment.

Going forward, the project aims to develop and deliver a model CBR programme by integrating services along the model developed by the WHO as under:

he community outreach function at the Institute has been constantly evolving with the changing times. For the year that went by, the function concentrated on meeting the long term strategic Tgoals of the Institution by focusing on:

Developing a network of Vision centres across the Districts of Alwar in Rajasthan; Mewat in Haryana; Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh and certain urban slums of Delhi in a bid to reach quality primary eye care services to the underserved and the needy. These Vision centres have been set up directly as well as in association with local grass root NGO's where available. Manned by Vision technicians who hail from local community and who have undergone rigorous 18 month training in primary eye care at the Institute, Vision centres hopefully in the times to come will ensure the delivery of sustainable and quality eye care services to the underserved.

Through Vision centres and through the traditional camp based model, identify and mobilize the movement of those in need of eye surgery from various project areas. These surgeries apart from the regular cataract also cover all kinds of speciality work too. Across the entire network, of the total 5,383 surgeries done free, the community function was directly responsible for the identification, counseling and transportation of 85% of the same amounting to 4,576 surgeries. That amounts to almost 15 surgeries per day for 300 working days.

Provide the onfield support wherever applicable for various collaborative projects being executed by the hospital with a wide range of INGO's and Corporates.

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Social protection by covering under various governmental schemes

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Seeing is Believing

Partner: Adobe India

An IT resource centre for the visually impaired and low vision persons set up with the collaboration of ADOBE, it successfully entered its second year. The centre is equipped with the latest, state of art speech and magnifying software's like KNFB reader and JAWS. It aims to enhance the over all personality and increase the employability quotient of the students by offering a package of enhancement services which include IT training (Basic and advanced courses) Personality development, exposure visits and English speaking classes.

Two courses are running:= Advanced course: One batch composed of 3 students has passed out and 2 of them have been employed

with Net Ambit, NOIDA.= Basic course: Three batches comprising of 12 students have passed out with one securing employment

with Kingfisher Airlines and another with Religere.

Partner: Standard Chartered Bank, U. K. and International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness

The Institute was chosen in 2008 to deliver 10 Vision centres across the states of Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Haryana. By end March 2010, the ten vision centres were fully operational.

The Vision centres are distributed as follows

Quality Assurance

Project Prakash

Diabetic Retinopathy Project

Partner: ORBIS International

The Quality initiative assisted by ORBIS International is working on three levels

(1) Develop quality manuals for all departments and functions of the hospital

(2) Subsequently go in for quality certification from appropriate National and International bodies

(3) Transfer the knowledge gained to atleast two other partner hospitals of ORBIS International.

Cross functional teams across the hospital are engaged in mapping existing processes, identifying best practices, developing benchmarks and desired protocols and then making the changes step by step. Different audit committees are regularly monitoring the progress and the deficiency if any against mutually set benchmarks. Dr. Suneeta Dubey is heading the project.

Partner: Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA

Project Prakash marks a unique collaborative effort between the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, MIT and the hospital. The team of researchers at MIT is headed by Dr. Pawan Sinha while the medical team working on the project is led by Dr. Suma Ganesh. A long term project, the focus is to answer open issues in Neuro sciences like the development of vision by brain, how the brain learns to perceive environmental objects, mental health implications of Childhood Blindness and development of effective rehabilitation strategies among others.

In 2009-10, 20,834 children were screened across various locations in Haryana and Uttar Pradesh apart from Delhi and 48 congenitally blind children were identified. All the 48 were successfully operated and are under various stages of rehabilitation.

Partner: World Diabetes Foundation, DenmarkThe Institute in collaboration with World Diabetes Foundation is working on started a focused intervention to (a) spread awareness about diabetes and its effect on the eye (2) Identify and treat people who had developed or were in the danger of developing diabetic retinopathy in Alwar District, Rajasthan. For the past year, the project team focused on the population of Alwar Town itself and has made a difference to the lives of many people. The rich data that is being collected will definitely help the institution in highlighting the menace of diabetes in semi urban settings and will also help in developing health interventions.

43,399 people were screened for Diabetic Retinopathy this year. People impacted were treated by the Vitreo-Retinal team at Base Hospital and were also counseled on lifestyle modifications.

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Alwar Secondary CentreThanagazi 1,173 104 171Inaugurated July 2009

April 2009 Rajgarh Alwar Secondary Centre 2419 257 477

October 2009 Kishangarh Alwar Secondary Centre 601 62 186

February 2010 Kathumer Alwar Secondary Centre 130 16 23

Inaugurated April 2009 Ferozepur Zhirka Alwar Secondary Centre 2,056 89 614

April 2009 Rampur Subsequently upgraded tosecondary hospitalin March 010

4,854 377 352Inaugurated

In recognition of the achievement and the cost savings made in the process, the consortium released funds for setting up additional 9 vision centres at the end of March 2010. These will be rolled out in the following year.

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Rampur secondary hospitalMarch 2010 Chilkana 154 0 26

April 2009 Nakud Rampur secondary hospital 1,626 135 298

March 2010 Gangoh Rampur secondary hospital 33 0 3

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n order to give an impetus to academic activities a separate Medical Education Department was formed in 2009 to take care of education and research at SCEH. The basic objective of MED is: I

= To provide a structured comprehensive training programme (long term & short term) - ophthalmic, optometry and para-medical with focus on subspeciality training.

= To build up on the research wing to conduct clinical, epidemiological and operational research. All the training programmes are a combination of practical as well as theoretical approaches.

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OptometryInternship in OptometryFellowship in OptometryB.Sc. (H) Optometry and Ophthalmic Techniques Observerships in Comprehensive OptometryShort Term Fellowship in Contact LensShort Term Fellowship in Paediatric OptometryShort Term Fellowship in OrthopticsShort Term Fellowship in Low Vision Short Term Fellowship in Paediatric Optometry and OrthopticsShort Term fellowship in Refraction Technique (mock clinic - 1 month)

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OphthalmologyPhacoemulsification (one month)ECCE- SICS (two months)Long Term Fellowship in Comprehensive Eye CareLong Term Fellowship in Paediatric OphthalmologyLong Term Fellowship in Cornea & Anterior SegmentLong Term Fellowship in Glaucoma & Anterior SegmentObservership in CorneaShort Term Fellowship in CorneaShort Term Fellowship in Paediatric OphthalmologyShort Term Fellowship in Medical RetinaShort Term Fellowship in GlaucomaShort term training sponsored by NPCB Eye Bank and Corneal Transplant Indirect Ophthalmoscopy and Lasers

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Short term training in other sub-specialitiesCompleted

Dr. Taniya Moitra (Goswami) Dr. Ranjit Singh (From NPCB)Dr. Abhishek Bansal Dr. Razi Hasan Dr. Abha ShuklaDr. Rupali Aggarwal Dr. Deepti Gulati Dr. Seema Bajaj Dr. Geetanjali

Three months training in Cornea Two months training in Eye Bank & Corneal TransThree months training in Glaucoma Observership in GlaucomaTwo months training in Ind. Ophthal & Lasers Three months training Medical RetinaThree months training Medical RetinaThree months training Medical RetinaThree months training Medical Retina

Dr. Ruchi Gupta Three months training Medical Retina

Short term training- Phacoemulsification

Completed

Dr Adarsh Bhardwaj Dr Shikha Dua Dr RishiDr Mohd Zaki SiddiquiDr Satish Sharma Dr Rupali Agarwal

Dr. Nazim Yacob Dr Yasser Dr Aparna Dutta Sharma Dr Jyoti Talwar Dr Sandeep Sabharwal Dr Shelly Gupta

Fellowship in Ophthalmology

Completed

Dr. Nazneen Nazm Dr.Shikha AggarwalDr. Vikas GuptaDr. Madhuri HansDr. Kapil ArnejaDr. Kapil Rishi AggarwalDr. Shariq RiazDr. Shivika Aggarwal

Ongoing

Dr. Prerna GuptaDr. Vikas TyagiDr. Baswati PrasanthDr. Simpy RajpalDr. Abha GourDr. Priyanka AroraDr Deepak GoyalDr. Ningthoujam Linthoingambi

International Locations the Trainees come from

Algeria ArmeniaBharain CanadaEgypt Poland RomaniaRussia Saudi-ArabiaUSA

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Km.Sheenu Sandeep Kumar KesharwaniSurya Kant SharmaSaima Nasir Tushar AgarwalGyanendra Prasad Sharma Shuchi Gupta Rajinder Kaur Avik Sen

OngoingCompleted

Sushil Kumar Mishra Anoop Kumar Garav MishraTamajit ChakrabortyRumki Banerjee Reena AtriSaptarishi MukerjeeAmrita ChoudharyMd. Sadiq

Sunanda Sarkhel Bhawna SinghRajneesh Prasad SenPriyanka PundhirNasim AkhterMohit MohanShamim JahanLoukham Leena Devi

Short Term Training in ECCEtechnique

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Dr Nirmala Chatrashali Dr Megha SinghDr Swaranjit klar

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welcomed three new members to the esteemed group that forms the Ethics Committee.

Mr. Vivek K.Tankha, Chairman ECMr. A. K. Arora, Secretary ECMr. Abrar Ahmed KhanDr. Devendra SoodMr. Manjeet Singh SawhneyMrs. Raavi BirbalProf. Indra VermaDr. D. K. MehtaDr. K. D. TripathiMrs. Ratna VermaDr. Sudarshan Khokkar

Senior AdvocateCEO, SCEHConsultant-Social HealthConsultant-Ophthalmology (Glaucoma Spl)Social Activist and PDG of Rotary InternationalLawyer in Supreme CourtProfessor IIT, DelhiRetd. Head of Dept of Ophthalmology of Guru Nanak Eye InstitutePharmacologistSocial ScientistOphthalmologist, AIIMS

The specialities of Cornea, Glaucoma and Vitreo-Retina are leading the pack by doing amongst them 5 clinical trials this year.

1. A Multicenter, Randomized, Double-Masked, Parallel-Group Study Evaluating the Efficacy and Safety of Cyclosporine Ophthalmic Solution 0.010% Compared with its Vehicle Administered QID for 3 Months Followed by a 9 Month Open-Label Phase in Patients with Atopic Keratoconjunctivitis

Dr. Umang Mathur, Dr. Manisha Acharya, Dr. Kapil Arneja, Optom. Surender Dixit, Optom. Abhilekh Aneja, Mr. Lokesh Chauhan

2. A multicenter, Open label study of the Efficacy and safety of Triple Combination Therapy of 2.0% Dorzolamide hydrochloride/0.2% Brimonidine Tartarate/0.5% Timolol Ophthalmic Combination Administered Twice Daily in Patients with Glaucoma or Ocular Hypertension With Elevated IOP and on Dual Combination Therapy of Twice Daily Dorzolamide hydrochloride-Timolol maleate Ophthalmic Combination

Dr. Suneeta Dubey, Dr. Monica Gandhi, Dr. Baswati Prasanth, Mr. Lokesh Chauhan, Optom. Pramod Kumar

3. A Multicenter, Open-label Study to Evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of Twice-daily 0.01% Bimatoprost / 0.15% Brimonidine / 0.5% Timolol Ophthalmic Solution (Triple Combination) in Patients in India, who Have Glaucoma or Ocular Hypertension With Elevated IOP, and are on Twice-daily 0.2% Brimonidine / 0.5% Timolol Ophthalmic Solution (Dual Combination) Therapy

Dr. Suneeta Dubey, Dr. Monica Gandhi, Dr. Baswati Prasanth, Mr. Lokesh Chauhan, Optom. Pramod Kumar

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B.Sc. (H) Optometry and OphthalmicTechniques

Ashutosh NarayanAnkur SharmaAditi SinghalNitima ParmarArunesh YadavPavitra MishraVasundhara GiriSohail AlamNitin RathorSaurav SinghAnupam Gil

Bushra KhatoonAman PahwaNeerajIftiquar AlamMudassirNavdeep AgnihotriLokesh GoutamSharad SharmaAneetha ShehiiruKiran Preet

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Satendra Singh SachanPriyranjan Varshney Vinay Kumar Deepak Kumar Shashi Shekhar SinghAnshita Rohan KapoorMeenakshi Kumar Jha Deepmala Mazumdar Pappiya ParvineSumant NingohbamPritom Pal Rima BanerjeePreeti SharmaMd. Wasif ShahzadBikash ChoudharyArjunBarsha

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Kritika MayerAbhey KumarChandan KumarUmesh JoshiRitesh SaraswatTania GhoshHardew MahtoLakshna S BhenwalAnuja RajputSoumalya DharaJico Gogoi

Vision Technicians

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SandeepNareshKaramveerSubashKhurshseed

Ongoing

Ashish SatyendraPankaj DeendayalJogendra

SaddamShilpi MonicaFaqranRitika

NagmaOpinPradeepPankajPoonam

Ophthalmic Nursing

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Yachana SainiPooja SainiPreeti SainiShaina Khan

Sandeep Sagar Fatima

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PinkyLalitha TomerMeenakshi Sharma

Short term courses in Optometry

Completed

Ishaan JainNalin Singh Rajesh Sahoo Dipankar DeyTirth Kr SinghDeepak ShrivasAparna Singh Bhoopendra Singh

Ongoing

Poulami Anil Dwivedi Parmod Puri Ashok Kumar Shashi Kant Agrawal Pushpraj Singh Baghel Samiran Saha Loukham Leena Devi

National Locations the Trainees come from

4. Evaluation of clinical efficacy and tolerance of loteprednol etabonate and gatifloxacin eye drops in the treatment of post operative inflammatory conditions of the anterior segment of the eye

Dr. Umang Mathur, Dr. Suneeta Dubey, Dr. Manisha Acharya, Dr. Manish Sharma, Dr. Kapil Arneja, Dr. Abha Gaur, Mr. Lokesh Chauhan

5. An Evaluation of the Efficacy and Safety of AL-46383A Ophthalmic Solution for the Treatment of Adenoviral Conjunctivitis.

Dr. Manisha Acharya, Dr. Umang Mathur, Dr. Kapil Arneja, Mr. Lokesh Chauhan

6. Assessing the Safety and Efficacy of changing to Travacom (Tracoprost/ Timolol Fixed Combination), as replacement therapy in patients with uncontrolled intraocular pressure across India

Dr. Suneeta Dubey, Dr. Monica Gandhi, Dr. Baswati Prasanth, Mr. Lokesh Chauhan, Optom. Sachin

Project Prakash- The development of vision following treatment of congenital blindness. Pawan Sinha, Suma Ganesh, Yuri Ostrovsky, Ethan Meyers, Umang Mathur: A collaborative study with Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, USA and Dr Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital, New Delhi, India.

Study of genetic factors associated with cataractogenesis in pediatric cases. Suman Kapur, Shipra Mehra, Suma Ganesh, Tarannum Fatima, Shivika Agarwal, Saji Thomas: A collaborative study with Community welfare Unit and International Relations Unit and Biological Sciences Group, BITS, Pilani and Dr. Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital, New Delhi.

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Case Report

Unusual presentation of Sympathetic Ophthalmia. Agarwal, M., Chaudhary, S.P., Narula, R., Arneja, K., Biswas, J. JAAPOS. 2009. Nov; 27:1-3.

Case Series

Demographic profile and visual rehabilitation of patients with Keratoconus attending contact lens clinic at a tertiary eye care centre. Fatima, T., Acharya, M. C., Mathur, U., & Barua, P. Contact Lens Anterior Eye. 2010 Feb;33(1):19-22. Epub 2009 Nov 25

Letter to editor

Angle closure glaucoma. Nazm N., Gandhi M., Dubey S., Pegu J. Ophthalmology. (Vol. 116, Issue 12, Page 2478). Dec-09. page 2478

Outcome of Raised Intraocular Pressure in Uveitic Eyes With and Without a Corticosteroid-Induced Hypertensive Response. Nazm N., Dubey S., Gandhi M., Pegu J. Am J Ophthal: March 2010 (Vol. 149, Issue 3, Pages 525-526) Mar-10 525-526.

A randomized trial comparing intravitreal triamcinolone acetonide and focal /grid photocoagulation for diabetic macular edema. Agarwal, M. Ophthalmology 2009. Sep; 116(9):1833-34.

Safety Enhanced photodynamic therapy for treatment of Chronic Central serous chorioretinopathy Narula R, Tibra Nandkishore, Narayanan R. Retina 2009 June;29(6):867

Safety Enhanced photodynamic therapy for treatment of Acute Central serous chorioretinopathy. Sinha A, Narula, R., Narayanan R. BJO e letter

Original Article

A randomized clinical trial to evaluate ready-made spectacles in an adult population in India. Keay, L., Gandhi, M., Brady, C., Ali, F. S., Mathur, U., Munoz, B., & Friedman, D. S. International Journal of Epidemiology. 2010 Jun; 39(3):877-88. Epub 2010 F

Pneumatic displacement and intravitreal bevacizumab for management of submacular hemorrhage in choroidal neovascular membrane. Agarwal, M., Chaudhary, S.P., Narula, R., Rajpal, S. Indian Journal of Ophthalmology. 2010. Mar-Apr; 52(2):170-1.

Visual parsing after recovery from blindness. Ostrovsky Y, Meyers E, Ganesh S, Mathur U, & Sinha P. Psychological Science. 2009 Dec 1;20(12):1484-91. Epub 2009 Nov 2.

Comments on 23-gauge versus 20-gauge system for pars plana vitrectomy: a prospective randomised clinical trial. Sinha A, Narula R., Narayanan R. BJO 2009 Dec;93(12):1694-5

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Submacular hemorrhage management. Agarwal, M., Chaudhary, S.P. DOS Times. October 2009.

A new vision corrective device, the Universal Spectacles (U-SPECS), for vision correction among children in India. Immidesity, V., Ganesh, S., Meshramkar, S., Sudan, A., & Heijde, R. Community Eye Health Journal. 22(70). June 2009

Management of Cataract with Corneal Ectasia. Gandhi, M., Ganesh, S., & Mathur, U. DOS Times. August 2009.

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Role of anterior segment OCT in Glaucoma. Dubey, S., Baswati, P., & Pramod. DOS Times. 15(1), July 2009.

Slit lamp photography technique. Nazm, N., Dubey, S., Pegu,J., Mathur, U., & Pramod. DOS Times. 15(2). August 2009.

Ganglion cell complex: A newer diagnostic aid in pre-perimetric glaucoma. Dubey, S. Baswati, P., Gandhi, M. & Pramod DOS Times. 15(4). October 2009.

Angle closure glaucoma: Emerging concepts in Pathophysiology and Management. Dubey, S. & Baswati, P. DOS time. 15(8). February 2010.

The Stealth Robber of Vision- An Insight. Dubey, S., & Baswati, P. NPCB India Quarterly Journal. January-March 2010.

Refractive surgery in refractive accommodative esotropia cases in adults. Ganesh, S., Acharya, M., & Mathur, U. DOS times. August 2009.

Ophthalmic plastic surgery-new horizons. Das, S. DOS journal. September 2009

Epiphora & its treatment. Gupta, N. Nasal research foundation course proceedings. 21st edition. December 2009. pg 71 - 74

Book Chapter

Postoperative anterior chamber shallowing management. Gandhi, M. Chapter in AIOS ready reckoner.

Section on ENT. Dhawan, N. Chapter in Manual of Geriatric Care.

Submacular Hemorrhage, Agarwal, M., & Chaudhary, S.P. Chapter in Ready Reckoner for Ophthalmology by AIOS. 2010.

Case report

Posterior sympathetic ophthalmia. Narula, R., Agarwal, M, & Chaudhary, S.P. DOS Times. February 2009.

Congenital fibrosis syndrome. Shankar, V. & Guha, S. DOS times. November 2009.

Acute retinal Necrosis. Chaudhary, S. P. VRSI. Palampur, Himanchal Pradesh. November 2009.

Posterior Sympathetic Ophthalmic. Narula, R. Published in DOS times. February 2009.

Congenital pigmented free floating vitreous cyst. Shankar, V., Narula R, & Agarwal M. DOS annual conference. April 2010.

Oral Valacyclovir for treatment of Acute Retinal Necrosis. Narula, R., Agarwal M, & Chaudhary S., P. AIOS. Kolkata. February 2010.

Validation of scoring system for preoperative stratification of intra-operative risks of complications during cataract surgery: Indian multi-centric study. Agrawal, V., Upadhyay, J. & Indian Cataract Risk Stratification Study group (Acknowledgement to Dr Monica Gandhi and Dr Umang Mathur) Indian Journal of ophthalmology. 57. 2009. 213-5

Management of Neovascular Glaucoma. Dubey, S. International Journal of Current Glaucoma Practice. Sep-Dec 2009. vol 3, number 3

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PresentationsInternational Faculty. Ganesh, S. Hot topics in accommodative esotropia. AAPO- AAO conference. Bali. May 2009.

Poster presentation. Dubey, S., Agarwal, M., Pegu, J. and Gandhi, M. Role of injection Bevacizumab as a surgical adjunct in the advanced cases of neovascular glaucoma. World Glaucoma Congress. Boston. July 2009.

Video presentation. Dubey, S. Management of case of advanced congenital glaucoma by combined Trabeculotomy & Trabeculectomy with Mitomycin C. World Glaucoma Congress. Boston. July 2009.

NationalCase Presentation. Acharya, M. Refractive Surgery in Accomodative Esotropia. DOS Monthly meeting. Delhi. August 2009.

Case Presentation. Chaudhary, S. P. Acute Retinal Necrosis. Vitreoretinal Society of India. Himanchal Pradesh. November 2009.

Chief instructor. Gandhi, M. When to order and how to interpret prepeimetric tools. Instruction course Optic nerve evaluation in glaucoma. AIOS. Kolkata. January 2010.

Co- Chairperson & speaker. Dubey, S. Our path towards quality. Symposium "Quality assurance in Eye care". Delhi ophthalmological clinical meeting. Delhi. August 2009.

Co- Chairperson & speaker. Dubey, S. Role of AGV in the management of refractory glaucomas. Bharti Eye foundation, Delhi. May 2009.

Co -Instructor in Instruction course. Das, S. Botulinum toxin-functional indications in ophthalmology. Annual conference of All India Ophthalmic society (AIOS). Kolkatta. January 2010.

Co-convener. Das, S. Free paper session of orbit and plastics. Annual conference of All India Ophthalmic society (AIOS). Kolkatta. January 2010.

Co-instructor. Agarwal, M. Clearing the media haze. IC-problems faced during VR-Surgery. AIOS. Kolkata. February 2010.

Co-instructor. Agarwal, M. Epidemiology of ROP. IC-Retinopathy of pre-maturity. AIOS. Kolkata. February 2010.

Discussant. Acharya, M. Keratoconus patients meet. Delhi. October 2009.

Discussant. Agarwal, M. Retina free paper session. AIOS. Kolkata. February 2010.

Discussant. Ganesh, S. Case report of Refractive surgery in accommodative esotropia. DOS monthly clinical meeting. Delhi. August 2009.

Discussant. Sharma, M. 1st academic council meeting of DOTT.NET. Madurai. November 2009.

Discussant. Sharma, M. Indian Advisory Council on Curriculum for Emerging Phaco Training. Goa. July 2009.

Faculty. Acharya, M. C3R treatment in Keratoconus. Keratoconus patients meet. Delhi. October 2009.

Faculty. Acharya, M. Dry Eye The recent Perspective. Uttaranchal ophthalmology Society Meet. Dehradoon. April 2009.

Faculty. Acharya, M. Rose K Contact Lenses in corneal ectasia. Indian IOL and Refractive Surgery Conference. Delhi. August 2009.

Faculty. Acharya, M. Specialised contact lenses. DOS Transfer Skill Programme -Contact Lenses. Delhi. October 2009.

Faculty. Agarwal, M. Changing trends in the management of ARMD. Shankara Nethralaya Alumni Meet. Chennai. July 2009.

Faculty. Agarwal, M. Combination therapy for ARMD. Macula Meet. Delhi. December, 2009.

Faculty. Agarwal, M. Diagnosis of post-operative Endophthalmitis. DOS Annual Meeting. April 2009.

Faculty. Dubey, S. Tips, tricks and traps: Oops- it sucked the vitreous. AIOC. Kolkata. January, 2010.

Faculty. Dubey, S. Trabeculectomy technique. Lucknow Opthalmic Society Meet. Lucknow. March 2010.

Faculty. Gandhi, M. Analysis of Humphrey visual fields. Glaucoma diagnosis for general ophthalmologists. Kota. November 2009.

Faculty. Gandhi, M. Essential criteria for diagnosing glaucoma- looking at the optic disc. SURGE conference (Allergan) Patna. June 2009

Faculty. Gandhi, M. Glaucoma is described as changes in optic nerve head and rnfl . is it necessary to monitor IOP. Dehradun Ophthalmic society meeting. Dehradun. February 2010

Faculty. Gandhi, M. Glaucomatous optic disc; what to look for in a busy OPD. Dehradun Ophthalmic society meeting. Dehradun. February 2010

Faculty. Gandhi, M. Humphrey field analysis. Dehradun Ophthalmic society meeting. Dehradun. February 2010.

Faculty. Gandhi, M. Management of cataract in corneal ectasia. DOS Monthly meeting. New Delhi. August 2009.

Faculty. Gandhi, M. Myelinated nerve fiber: an unusual optic disc finding. SURGE (Allergan). Delhi. December 2009.

Faculty. Gandhi, M. Octopus perimetry interpretation and analysis simplified. AIOS. Kolkata. January 2010.

Faculty. Gandhi, M. Ocular Hypertension to treat or not to treat. Mid Term DOS. Delhi. November 2009.

Faculty. Gandhi, M. Simplifying the clinical examination of optic nerve. Uttarakhand Society Meeting. Bhimtal, Uttaranchal. October 2009.

Faculty. Gandhi, M. Terminologies in vogue and classification in instruction course on developmental glaucomas. AIOS. Kolkata. January 2010.

Faculty. Gandhi, M. Video assisted glaucoma surgery. Glaucoma diagnosis for general ophthalmologists. Kota. November 2009.

Faculty. Gandhi, M. Visual field analysis interpretation of Humphrey and octopus single field printout. SURGE conference (Allergan). Patna. June 2009.

Faculty. Ganesh, S. Accommodative esotropia. Gujarat ophthalmic society. Bhavnagar, Gujarat. October 2009.

Faculty. Ganesh, S. Childhood blindness a challenge. CME for paediatricians. Mewat, Haryana. December 2009.

Faculty. Ganesh, S. Controversies in management of exotropia. National Strabicon conference. Hyderabad. December 2009.

Faculty. Ganesh, S. Infantile Esotropia. Gujarat ophthalmic society. Bhavnagar, Gujarat. October 2009.

Faculty. Ganesh, S. Management of Squint with Nystagmus. Mid term DOS conference. Delhi. November 2009.

Faculty. Ganesh, S. Refractive surgery in Accommodative esotropia. Tackling tough times. IIRSI meeting. Delhi. August 2009.

Faculty. Gupta, N. Sinus Endoscopic Surgery. Hands on training Sinus endoscopic Surgery confererence. Delhi. December 2009.

Faculty. Mathur, U. 'Selection of Candidates for Phaco Training'- iACCEPT Meeting of Phaco Development programme. Goa. July 2009.

Faculty. Narula, R. Challenging Cases. Macula Workshop. Delhi. January 2010.

Faculty. Narula, R. Macula meet: Challenging cases. Shroff Eye Centre. Delhi. November 2009.

Faculty. Narula, R. Retinopathy of Prematurity. Gurgaon pediatric society. March 2010.

Faculty. Narula, R. Retinopathy of Prematurity: Pediatric ophthalmology workshop. SCEH and DMA. Alwar. December 2009.

Faculty. Shanker, V. Myths in Paediatric Ophthalmology. CME for Paediatricians. Alwar, Rajasthan. February 2010.

Faculty. Shanker, V. Common Paediatric Ophthalmic disorders and Management. CME for Paediatricians. Alwar, Rajasthan. November 2009.

Faculty. Shanker, V. Congenital Vitreous Cyst Case Report and review of literature - DOS Annual Meeting 2010.

Faculty. Shanker, V. Myocysticercosis Presentation as various Strabismus entities - DOS Annual Meeting 2010.

Faculty. Agarwal, M. Interesting Case presentations. ARMD Congress. Mumbai. April 2009.

Faculty. Agarwal, M. Nucleus drop management long term complications. VRSI. Palampur, Himachal Pradesh. November 2009.

Faculty. Agarwal, M. Role of Avastin in NVG. DOS Annual Meeting. April 2009.

Faculty. Agarwal, M. Role of Teleophthalmology in screening ROP in rural areas of India. International ROP Congress. Delhi. November 2009.

Faculty. Agarwal, M. Submacular hemorrhage. DOS Mid term Ophthalmological Conference. November 2009.

Faculty. Dhawan, N. Rhinosinusitis in Adults. American school For Continuing Medical Education. Mumbai. October 2009.

Faculty. Dhawan, N. Rhinitis- Intervention for the inflamed nose. American School for Continuing Medical Education. September 2009.

Faculty. Dhawan, N. Middle ear Surgery revisited. European Academy of Otorhinolaryngology Confluence. November 2009.

Faculty. Dhawan, N. Difficult situations in middle ear surgery. All India Otolaryngology Society. Mumbai. January 2010.

Faculty. Dhawan, N. Professional ethics and practice of medicine. Delhi State Annual Conference. Delhi. March, 2010.

Faculty. Das, S. Focal therapy in retinoblastoma. Pediatric hemato-oncology conference. Chandigarh. November 2009.

Faculty. Das, S. Ophthalmic plastic surgery: the new horizons. DOS monthly meeting. Delhi. August 2009.

Faculty. Das, S. Update on retinoblastoma. Dr Patnaik memorial conference. New Delhi. January 2010.

Faculty. Dubey, S. Basic Trabeculectomy. Noida Opthalmic Society Meet. NOIDA. March 2010.

Faculty. Dubey, S. Classifying the optic nerve: A clinical perspective. Instruction course: Optic disc evaluation in glaucoma. AIOC. Kolkata. January 2010.

Faculty. Dubey, S. Management of Angle closure disease. Midterm conference of Delhi ophthalmological society. Delhi. November 2009.

Faculty. Dubey, S. Management of complications of trabeculectomy. Noida Opthalmic Society meet. March 2010.

Faculty. Dubey, S. Management of failing filter. Lucknow Opthalmic Society Meet. Lucknow. March 2010.

Faculty. Dubey, S. Optic Nerve evaluation and Interpretation of Visual field. Gangaram Hospital, Delhi. October 2009

Faculty. Dubey, S. Quality assurance in Eye care. Orbis International Conference on DC 10 plane. Jaipur. September 2009.

Faculty. Dubey, S. Role of early Cataract Surgery. Instruction course: Angle closure glaucoma- Acute and chronic: current concepts. AIOC. Kolkata. January 2010.

Faculty. Chaudhary, S. P., ARMD workshop- Monotherapy in Age Related macular degeneration. Gurgaon. January 2010.

Faculty. Chaudhary, S. P., Basic course on Macular disorders- ARMD: How to diagnose? SCEH, Delhi. January 2010.

Faculty. Chaudhary, S. P., Common Retinal disorders: Overview and prevalence- CME for general ophthalmologists. New Delhi. January 2010.

Faculty. Chaudhary, S. P., Diabetic Retinopathy: CME for General Practitioners. IMA Alwar. December 2009.

Faculty. Chaudhary, S. P., Management of post operative CME. Mid term DOS conference. Delhi. November 2009.

Faculty. Chaudhary, S. P., Retinal Diseases for General Practitioners. IMA Ballabhgarh. Ballabhgarh. January 2010.

Faculty. Chaudhary, S. P., Role of intravitreal avastin in retinal vascular occlusions. Annual Noida conference. NOIDA. April 2009.

Faculty. Chaudhary, S. P., VIEW 2 Clinical trials: Dine and Discuss programme on AMD. Delhi. December 2009.

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Presenter. Mathur, U. Decision Making for keratoplasty In Keratoconus: Corneal Collagen Crosslinking With Riboflavin For Management Of Primary & Secondary Corneal Ectasia. AIOS, Kolkata. January 2010.Presenter. Mathur, U. Diffuse Lamellar Keratitis after Post LASIK Infection: Cornea Conference. LVPEI, Hyderabad. December 2009.Presenter. Mathur, U. DLK after Post-LASIK Infection. Indian IOL and Refractive Surgery Conference, New Delhi. August 2009.Presenter. Mathur, U. Etiological Factors for Ectasia Development: Corneal Collagen Crosslinking With Riboflavin For Management Of Primary & Secondary Corneal Ectasia.. AIOS, Kolkata, January 2010.Presenter. Mathur, U. Patch Graft. AIOS, Kolkata, January 2010.Presenter. Mathur, U. The Great Debate: In favour of Cornea Subspecialty. AIOS, Kolkata, January 2010.Presenter. Mathur, U. Topical Cyclosporine for Dry Eye. EyeDU Scientific Programme. Amritsar. December 2009.

ndPresenter. Narula, R. Diagnostic dilemma: Atypical presentation of neuroretinitis. 2 RETNET India meet. March 2010Presenter. Sharma, M. Common Eye Disorders in Children. CME for Paediatricians: Children and Eye Health. Ballabgarh. August 2009. Presenter. Sharma, M. Common Eye Disorders in Children. CME: Paediatric Ophthalmology for Paeditaricians. Gurgaon. March 2010. Video Presentation. Dubey, S. M/M of a case of congenital glaucoma with Trabeculotomy and trabeculertomy with MMC. AIOC. Kolkata. January 2010. Video presentation. Pegu, J. Management of a case of advanced Juvenile glaucoma with pathological myopia with 180 degree lens subluxation with cataract with vitreous in anterior chamber. GSI Conference. Bangalore. November 2009.

Faculty. Singh, A. K. When to refer an Ophthalmologist and importance of History Taking. International Optical Traid Fair, 2009 Ludhiyana. August 2009. Faculty. Srivastava, S. Role of Low Vision in ARMD: ARMD Workshop at SCEH. Delhi. May 2009.Moderator. Dubey, S. Glaucoma & Cataract: Friends or Foes. Meeting of annual conference of the intraocular implant and refractive society. Delhi. August 2009. Moderator. Mathur, U. Cornea Live Surgery. Indian Society of Cornea and KeratoRefractive Surgeons. New Delhi. December 2009.Panel discussant. Gandhi, M. Glaucoma pit stop. Uttarakhand Society Meeting. Bhimtal, Uttaranchal. October 2009. Panelist expert. Gupta, N. Rhinoplasty. All India Rhinoplasty confererence. Delhi. November 2009.Panelist. Acharya, M. DOS Transfer Skill Programme - Conatct Lenses. Delhi. October 2009.Panelist. Mathur, U. Live Surgery, Cataract. Mid Term DOS, New Delhi. November 2009.Panelist. Mathur, U. Practice Management: AIOS, Kolkata, January 2010.Paper Presentation. Acharya, M. Indications and outcome of Descemetopexy for Descemet's Membrane Detachment after Cataract Surgery. Cornea Free Paper Session; Annual All India Ophthalmology Society Conference. Kolkata. January 2010. Paper Presentation. Acharya, M. Visual Rehabilitation and adaptability of Keratoconus patients with Rose k Contact Lenses. Cornea Free Paper Session; Annual All India Ophthalmology Society Conference. Kolkata. January 2010.Paper presentation. Ganesh, S., Aggarwal, K., Kumari, M., Gupta, A. Understanding and misunderstandings about patching for amblyopia therapy perception of Indian parents. AIOS. Kolkata. January 2010.Poster Presentation. Agarwal, M. Posterior sympathetic ophthalmia. DOS Annual Meeting. April 2009.Poster Presentation. Agarwal, M. Early visual rehabilitation in ROP children Our experience at SCEH. International ROP Congress. Delhi. November 2009. Poster Presentation. Agarwal, M., Narula, R. and Chaudhury. S. P. Role of Valcyclovir Acute retinal necrosis. DOS Annual Meeting. April 2009.

Poster presentation. Ganesh, S. Can Universal Spectacles, U-Specs be an appropriate & affordable corrective device for the unreached. AIOS. Kolkata. January 2010. Poster presentation. Pegu, J., Dubey, S., Gandhi, M., Nazm, N. An uncommon presentation of acute angle closure glaucoma. GSI Conference. Bangalore. November 2009.Poster presentation. Pegu, J., Dubey, S., Gandhi, M., Nazm, N. Demographic differences of glaucoma patients in North India undergoing combined cataract and glaucoma surgery : A Pilot Study. GSI Conference. Bangalore. November 2009.

Presenter. Gupta, N. Epiphora - Endoscopic T/t. Sinus Endoscopic Surgery Conference. Delhi. December 2009.Presenter. Gupta, N. Paediatric Endoscopic DCR. Sinus Endoscopic Surgery Conference. Delhi. December 2009.Presenter. Gupta, N. Revision DCR. Sinus Endoscopic Surgery Conference. Delhi. December 2009. Presenter. Mathur, U. Eye Banking- HCRP- Fortis Hospital, Noida. July 2009.Presenter. Mathur, U. 'IOL Materials'- Advance Cataract Technologies. Goa. July 2009.Presenter. Mathur, U. Basic Phaco Training . Indian IOL and Refractive Surgery Conference, New Delhi. August 2009.Presenter. Mathur, U. Case: Rheumatoid Arthritis and Dry Eye. Mid Term DOS, New Delhi. November 2009.Presenter. Mathur, U. Corneal Tattooing. How to do it. Indian Society of Cornea and KeratoRefractive Surgeons. New Delhi. December 2009.

Poster Presentation. Chaudhary, S. P., Agarwal, M. Intravitreal bevacizumab in the treatment of macular edema secondary to CRVO/BRVO. Annual DOS. Delhi. 2009.Poster Presentation. Chaudhary, S. P., Agarwal, S., Agarwal, M. Intravitreal bevacizumab in the treatment of macular edema secondary to CRVO/BRVO: Chaudhary, S. P., AIOS. Jaipur. 2009.Poster Presentation. Chaudhary, S. P., Posterior Sympathetic Ophthamia. Annual DOS. Delhi. 2009.

Presenter. Chaudhary, S. P. Acute retinal Necrosis. VRSI. Palampur, Himachal Pradesh. November 2009.

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Dr. S. P. Chaudhary

Dr. Manisha C. Acharya

Dr. Sima Das, Dr. Varshini Shanker

May 2009

December 2009

February 2010

Dine & Discuss with ARMD

2 VEC Ms. Sonia Srivastava August 2009Vision EnhancementCentre - Parents Club

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DOS

Dr. Umang Mathur

Dr. Parul J. Dutta

Dr. Umang Mathur

August 2009

October 2009

October 2009

DOS Monthly Clinical Meet

Emergency Management

Skill Transfer Programme

Skill Transfer Programme in Contact Lens

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Dr. Manisha Agarwal

Dr. Nishi Gupta

December 2009

January 2010

March 2010

FESS

ARMD and Macular Disorders

CME for Physicians and School teachers

Paediatric Ophthalmology andOculoplasty (Alwar)

11 Anaesthesia Dr. Parul J. Dutta March 2010Basic Life Support

TrainingDr. Sandeep Buttan. 1 year M.Sc. Community Eye Health. London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. London, UK.

Ms. Soniya Srivastava and Ms Sachu Ramalingam. CBM- Low vision training workshop. Trichy (Tamilnadu). Dec 09.

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Coordinator Title DateS.No Orginiser

GENERAL FUND(As per Schedule A)BUILDING FUNDBalance as per last balance sheetLess: Transferred to General Fund

FIXED ASSETS FUND(As per Schedule B)OTHER FUNDS(As per Schedule C) SECURED LOAN Loan from Union Bank of IndiaTerm Loan taken from UBI is securedby hypothecation of solar water heateralong with collateral security of fixeddeposit of Rs.457,000 with a Bank(Repayable within a year Rs. 60,021(previous year Rs. 93,045)).Loan for CarsSecured by hypothecation of carsacquired out of the loan from variousbankers (Repayable within a year Rs.1,073,148 (previous yearRs.559,455)).UN-SECURED LOANIndian Overseas Bank- SB 18592 (Book overdraft) Security depositsExpenses payable Supplier accountContractor payableOther Liabilities

PROVISIONSProvision for Leave entitlementProvision for Gratuity

15,761,821

174,25017,425

156,825

41,734,126

16,674,982

252,355

2,801,713

13,909104,345

1,230,0075,083,320

639,8692,336,169

1,778,4064,613,556

93,181,403

17,697,037

193,61119,361

174,250

39,436,983

16,911,582

345,400

1,930,118

-150,845959,761

4,721,242974,889

2,318,916

1,248,6583,222,563

90,092,244

(`) LIABILITIES

(`) (`) (`) ASSETS

FIXED ASSETS(As per Schedule D)INVESTMENTSLong-term Investments -Non trade andunquoted Government of India 8% Savings (Taxable) Bonds 2003

National Saving Certificates(Pledged with Government authority)INVENTORIESSurgery and dispensary material(Valued at cost or under)CASH AND BANK BALANCESCash in handCheques in Hand

Current account with:Indian Overseas bank- CC A/c No.4750Deposit account with :Union Bank of India (Rs.457,000 (previousyear Rs. 457,000) Pledged with a Bank) Axis Bank Ltd. (earmarked) Punjab National Bank (earmarked)

Savings bank account with :Central Bank of India Punjab National Bank - FCRA AccountUnion Bank of IndiaIndian Overseas Bank, AlwarAxis Bank Ltd -WDF SB A/c No. -64099Axis Bank Ltd- SB A/c No.2639Indian Overseas Bank - SB 18592Punjab National Bank - Mr. Logos' EstateFund

SUNDRY DEBTORSLess : Provision for doubtful debts

LOANS AND ADVANCESStaff loans and advancesSecurity depositsPrepaid expensesTax deducted at sourceAdvance to suppliersAdvance to contractorsRecoverable from Income Tax AuthoritiesInterest accrued but not due

--

3,000

281,897-

510,996

542,0005,640,5749,074,301

10,3622,320,082

1,317750,246

38,3281,611,246

-52,571

4,181,024732,322

355,7521,271,052

142,907708,951426,354

7,385-

201,061

64,463,100

3,000

1,319,219

20,833,920

3,448,702

3,113,46293,181,403

59,574,369

192,000

3,000195,000

702,314

355,472461,069

389,206

457,000

3,842,46410,647,200

10,3633,303,523

15,330893,694137,211

1,988,95870,84550,778

22,623,113

3,815,068240,103

3,574,965

388,930690,152249,899279,012

1,289,1757,385

174,852343,078

3,422,48390,092,244

DR. SHROFF'S CHARITY EYE HOSPITAL, DARYA GANJ, NEW DELHIBALANCE SHEET AS AT MARCH 31, 2010

As at March 312009

As at March 312010

As at March 312009

As at March 312010

NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS AS PER SCHEDULE 'E' ANNEXED

Manjula BanerjiPartnerMembership No. 086423 Chairman

For and on behalf of Board of Trustees

Managing Trustee

In terms of our report attechedFor A. F. FERGUSON & CO. Chartered Accountants Place: New Delhi

Date:

Materials ConsumedOpening balanceAdd: Purchase of surgery & dispensary itemsLess : Closing stock

Establishment Contribution to provident fund & admn. chargesGratuity Staff welfare and training expensesLasik operation chargesElectricity and water chargesMarketing expense Insurance Repair, renewals and renovation Printing and stationery Communication expenses Legal and professional fee Travelling and conveyance expenses Rates and taxes Bank interest and other charges Eye camp expensesAlwar Clinic Running Expenses Gurgaon Clinic Running Expenses Ballabgarh Clinic Running Expenses Rampur Clinic Running Expenses Advances written off Miscellaneous expenses Provision for doubtful debts Rent Depreciation

Excess of Income over Expendituretransferred to General Fund Total

21,523,10263,334,5902,117,9901,432,8785,227,9433,832,7504,803,362

386,527231,859

9,787,0041,813,2211,145,3611,413,518

578,91345,072

447,2484,309,7361,989,0221,047,749

600,006681,43512,000

878,199732,322415,133

8,348,283

-137,135,223

499,75419,478,723

702,31419,276,16348,627,249

1,598,712574,231

3,206,3262,603,0004,418,364

365,047303,193

4,969,0111,559,0471,191,0041,115,991

894,640-

371,9703,776,5791,649,275

599,785497,906

-197,372837,141

-241,417

6,236,276

1,042,550106,152,249

(`) (`)

Donations receivedHospital receiptsRooms, operation fees and other charges includingspecial clinic OPDOptical Shop Contact lens

Bank interest Liabilities Written Back Miscellaneous income

Transferred from funds:CBM -ORBIS RE Project Fund ORBIS Quality Assurance Project -Combat Blindness Foundation Fund -OEU Shahbad Dairy-National Association for the Blind Fund -Project Prakash Fund -Standard Chartered Bank Fund -Unnati Foundation Fund -Unite for Sight Fund -Rotary Club Delhi Vikas Fund -World Diabetes Foundation (WDF) -CAF/ADOBE India -District Blindness Control Society Fund -Seeing is Believing ( Standered CharteredBank) -Operation Eyesight Universal (OEU) -National Prevalence Control of Blindness -Adosh Memorial Trust C/o Ms.Joyce Murphy -CBF- Saharnpur Surgical Center-Delhi State Blindness Control Society C/o Eye Bank

Excess of Expenditure over Incometransferred to General FundTotal

75,988,11311,695,432

4,752,6671,306,462

2,620,720807,879

1,456,316-

1,454,795185,000

3,522,435231,058

70,5001,205,490

-1,184,502

285,675379,725

450,884986,361

-389,476

2,169,649136,500

13,632,903

93,742,674

303,102115,469

5,684,052

17,536,965

6,120,058137,135,223

702,31422,140,007

1,319,219

6,945,610

61,967,6439,677,3623,721,3711,218,696

76,585,072

809,680444,004

4,458,780

2,203,4042,558,669

499,523846,366

-405,000

1,676,5393,176,804

185,000742,539

1,273,9441,280,994

176,650874,625350,913

459,95448,120

150,059

--

16,909,103

106,152,249

DR. SHROFF'S CHARITY EYE HOSPITAL, DARYA GANJ, NEW DELHIINCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED MARCH 31, 2010

(`)

For the yearended March

31, 2009 EXPENDITURE

For the yearended March

31, 2010(`)

For the yearended March

31, 2009 INCOME

For the yearended March

31, 2010

NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS AS PER SCHEDULE 'E' ANNEXED

Place: New DelhiDate:

Chairman

For and on behalf of Board of Trustees

Managing Trustee

In terms of our report attechedFor A. F. FERGUSON & CO. Chartered Accountants

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Manjula BanerjiPartnerMembership No. 086423

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Sources of Funds

Application of Funds

Increase in Specific Funds/GrantsIncrease in Car LoanIncrease in Fixed Assets FundLoan from Union Bank of IndiaDecrease in Net Current AssetsGeneral Donation ReceivedHospital Receipts including Special Clinics, OPD, Optical and Contact LensContribution from Specific FundsBank InterestOther Income

Decrease in Specific Funds/GrantsRepayment of Loan from Union Bank of IndiaAddition to Fixed AssetsNet Purchase of Fixed DepositsMaterial consumed for surgery & dispensary itemsEstablishment & Employee costStaff welfare & Training ExpensesRepair, Renewal & Renovation ExpensesEye Camp expensesSatellite Clinics Running ExpensesElectricity & Water chargesAdministrative and Other ExpensesIncrease in Net Current Assets

STATEMENT OF FUND FLOW For the year ended on March 31

2010 2009

-871,596

6,464,560-

4,120,49013,632,903

93,742,67417,536,965

303,1025,799,521

142,471,811

236,60093,045

13,237,015118,211

25,355,85266,885,4585,227,943

10,202,1374,309,7364,318,2124,803,3627,684,240

-142,471,811

364,6611,930,117

10,174,898345,400370,936

6,945,610

76,585,07216,909,103

809,6804,902,784

119,338,261

--

15,640,3684,824,470

22,182,62450,800,1923,435,8524,980,9023,776,5792,746,8664,418,3646,532,044

-119,338,261

1. Identity (Minimum Norm's Compliance)=

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SCEH is registered as a Charitable Trust, registered in the office of the Sub-Registrar at Delhi on 17th February, 1922.SCEH is registered with Income Tax Department under Section 12A No. DLI(C) (T-48)/73-74; dated 16.11.1973SCEH is registered under section 6(1)(a) of the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, 1976, No. 231650396, dated 10.06.1986All contributions to SCEH are exempt under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961 No. DIT (E)/80G/2010-11/ D-791/766 dated 07/07/2010, valid from 01/04/2010 onward till it is rescinded. Income Tax Permanent Account No. AAATD0235A

Name & Address of Main Bankers1) Indian Overseas Bank, Netaji Subhash Marg, Darya Ganj, New Delhi-1100022) Axis Bank, Netaji Subhash Marg, Darya Ganj, New Delhi - 1100023) Punjab National Bank, DMA House, Ansari Road, Darya Ganj, New Delhi - 110002Name & Address of the AuditorsA. F. Ferguson & Co (Chartered Accountants), 9, Scindia House, K.G.Marg, New Delhi- 110001

2. Governance details

S.No MeetingsAttended

List of Board of Trustees

Trustee Name In Board Occupation Area of Competence

1 Mr. Trilochan Singh

Mr. Brij Bans Bahadur

Chairman

Member

Business

Professional

Champion of Social Causes

Finance2

Dr. C. M. Shroff Member Medicine Ophthalmology (Retina)3

Dr. N. M. Shroff Member Medicine Ophthalmology (Cornea)

4/4

3/4

4/4

4/4

5 Mr. Naresh Gujral Member Industrialist Marketing 2/4

6 Mr. Ravi Prakash Managing Trustee

Professional Accounting & Cost Control 4/4

7

8

9

10

11

12

Mr. Vikram Lal

Mrs. Mehru Shorff

Mrs. Rukshana Shroff

Dr. Arvind Taneja

Mr. Vijay Singh Yadav

Mr. Lalit Nirula

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Industrialist

Social Worker

Educationist

Medicine

Advocate

Business

Governance & Accountability

Social Work

Education & Social Work

Paediatrics

Legal advice

Food & Hospitality Industry

3/4

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4/4

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3. Accountability and TransparencyRemuneration / Sitting Fee / or any other compensation paid to the Board Member:No Remuneration, sitting Fee and any other compensation has been paid since inception of the organisation, to Board Member/trustee.

CEO's remuneration :CEO's remuneration ̀ 26,85,000 p.a.

Highest Paid & Lowest paid staff members : (only amount)Staff : Highest paid ̀ 20,89,464 p.a. & Lowest paid ̀ 65,460 p.a.

Total Cost of National Travel by all staff during the year : (only total amount)Total cost of national travel is ̀ 25,47,857 including local conveyance by all staff during 2009-10

PartnersADOBE Systems IndiaCBM International, GermanyCharities Aid FoundationGive India FoundationThe Goodearth Company International Agency for Prevention of BlindnessMassachusetts Institute of Technology, USAORBIS InternationalStandard Chartered Bank PLCUnniti Foundation World Diabetes Foundation, Denmark

OrganizationsNaresh Kumar & Co.Hangal Papers & Consult Pvt.LtdJoshi Charitable TrustGoldratt IndiaR.S. Ajit Lella Charitable TrustSpark Power Equipments Pvt LtdAmerican Women AssociationPrakash Children FoundationWednesday Charitable Club

Individuals Mr. Govind BasaiwalaMr. Ashok K. MahindraCapt. Fredy F DaruwalaMrs. Indira LuthraMr. M.L.AryaMr. Om GandhiMr. Manmohan ChanchalMr. Abhimanyu GiriMr. Sunil JainMr. K.L. JainMr. Umeed Z. KothavalaMr. Kazbi Z KothavalaMrs. Zarin Z. KothavalaMrs. Ram Kumari VermaMr. Sanjay SoniMs. Sunanda GhoshMr. Gaurav ChowdharyMr. S.S.V. MoorthyMr. Puneet GuptaMr. Ashish Menocha

No Name

Total cost of international travel by all staff during the year as follows:-

Dr. Suma Ganesh1

Designation Purpose Sponsoredby

(`)Gross Expenses(`)

Consultant - PediatricOphthalmology

Attending APAO-AAO JointCongress Conference in BaliIndonesia

55,787 NA NIL

Dr. Manish Sharma2 Consultant - Pediatric Ophthalmology

Attending conference -PediatricOphthalmology & Strabismus at Yale University, NewYork, USA

1,66,435 NA NIL

Dr. Umang Mathur3 Medical Director Attending APAO - AAO Joint Congress Conference in BaliIndonesia

22,009 NA NIL

Dr. Suneeta Dubey4 Consultant - Glaucoma

Dr. Sandeep Buttan5 Consultant - Comprehensive Ophthalmology

Attending World GlaucomaConference in Boston, USAStudies:1 year M.Sc. inCommunity Eye Health fromLondon School of Hygiene andTropical Medicine. London, UK

1,40,055

4,78,520

NA NIL

NA NIL

Staff Details (as on 31.03.2010)

Gender Paid full time Paid part time Paid consultants Unpaid volunteers

Male

Female

187

107

294

1

1

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

Male Female

Less than 5000

5000-10000

10000-25000

25000-50000

50000-100000

greater than 1 lac

Total

0

97

71

9

9

2

188

0

62

27

5

11

3

108

Gujrati Vikas MandalLeela Prem Narain Agarwal Charitable TrustAustralia - New Zealand Association DelhiAadharSmt. Hira Devi Educational and Charitable TrustLangley Grammer School, LondonGlobal Cancer ConcernVadera Charitable TrustAdosh Memorial Charitable Trust

Lt. Col. N. N.TanejaMs. Madhu D. GoenkaMrs. Gita SehgalMr. Nishith MathurMr. Ravi SikkaMs. Anuja ChauhanMr. Raghunath MukerjeeMrs. Anjali MalikMr. Sanjeev AggarwalMs. Salima JimanMrs. Annelies E GoelMr. Victor AmabebeMs. Brij Bala JainMr. A.K. AroraMrs. Mahendri Devi JainProf. Raghuraj SaxenaMr. Pankaj MohanMr. R.K VermaMrs. Susheela KapoorMr Avtar Singh Dhanota

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Dr. Sima Das

Dr. Kapil Arneja Dr. Sandeep Buttan

Dr. Manisha C. Acharya

Dr. Suneeta Dubey Dr. Monica Gandhi

Optom. Shyama Devi

Optom. Abhilekh Aneja

Dr. Nidhi Dhawan

Dr. Preeti Bala

Dr. Parul J. Dutta

Dr. Neeraj ChawlaMr. Michael Chaudhary

Dr. Suma Ganesh Dr. Umang MathurDr. Nishi Gupta

Dr. Varshini ShankerDr. Baswati Prasanth

Optom. Tapojjwal PalOptom. Bhanu Mehta

Ms. Saba UroojOptom. Soniya Srivastava

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thThe Komal Drishti centre was inaugurated on 14 Nov 2009. The examination unit provides for free and subsidized child patients the facility was put together with generous funds from Mr. Vipin Buckshey and ANZA (Australia New Zealand Association, Delhi). Here, Mr. Buckshey and Mr. Arora are inaugurating the centre.

The American Women’s Association (AWA) has been generously supporting SCEH for about 10 years now. They have supported the Department of Paediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus, and various related projects. In this picture, Mrs. Charlotte Singh from AWA is with Optom. Bhanu Mehta and Mrs. Kiran Mehta, Head, Donor Relations.

ORBIS team visiting Deptt of Paediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus. Extreme right in picture, Dr. G. V. Rao- India Head, ORBIS.

A CME in progress. The ENT department organised a CME for teachers and physicians in March 2010.

Chief Minister of Delhi, Ms. Shiela Dixit being felicitated by Mr. Arora. Ms. Dixit was our chief guest on the Annual Eye Donation function- Amarjyoti, organised at our Delhi campus on 24th September 2009.

Mr. Trilochan Singh, Chairperson- Board of Members releasing Annual Report 2008-09 on the annual Partners’ Meet. It was organised at India Habitat Centre, Delhi on the occasion of the World Sight Day.

V i s i o n C e n t r e i n Na k u r, Saharanpur being inaugurated in April 2009. This year we launched 8 vision centres.

Dr. Noshir Shroff (fourth from right) Trustee, with members of the board and the eye banking team on the occasion of Amarjyoti 2009.

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