“I have always composed music which means something deeper, and has the power to change minds &

influence thoughts. Music transcends age and it’s the best way to sensitize the young.”

- Susmit Bose

Popular urban-folk singer Susmit Bose strums and sings along with students of Ryan International School (NOIDA) and launches the SAVE Anthem written and composed by him, on International Day of Older Persons ( 2011) in New Delhi.

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Healthy Ageing

ANNUAL REPORT 2011 - 2012

From the President’s DESK

Mr. Mathew Cherian, Chief Executive, HelpAge India, is given a traditional welcome by 60 plus Thangam Ranganayagi, an elderly resident at the Tamaraikulam Elders Village in Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu (TN).

CEO at the age 30, Mathew Cherian is a man who

believes he will never retire from social work. He plays

the guitar, loves reading, a first look at this unassuming

man, doesn’t strike you as a passionate & demanding

CEO of an organization. But look closer and there is

much to discover, learn and most of all imbibe.

With tremendous patience, drive and a passion to help

those disadvantaged in society, Mathew Cherian is the

force behind HelpAge India.

“Everyday as I go to work, I see so many elderly

begging at the traffic lights, sleeping on pavements

with tattered clothing, but the worst of all is the look in

their eyes, one of ‘dying hope’ and it drives me to work

harder. Whether one accepts it or not, we all are going

to get old one day,” says Cherian.

A BITS Pilani (Rajasthan), product with a B.E.

(Honours) degree in Civil Engineering, Mathew was

well qualified for a cushioned corporate career. He was

only 22, when suddenly one day reality of a different

kind hit him and changed his life path forever.

“I was working for an American oil drilling company in

Mumbai, close to Nariman Point. It was a routine job

which paid well. One day as I got out of work, I saw a

bunch of street kids shuffling through the garbage, and

eating whatever leftover food they could find. I gave

them some money at the time, but as I went home I

couldn’t get that image out of my head, here I was

having a fancy lunch each day at work and right outside

my office they were these kids looking for food at a

garbage dump. This set me thinking.”

So he with his close friend late Sanjoy Ghose, decided

to visit the more poverty stricken tribal villages on the

outskirts of Mumbai.

“For me the place was a revelation, I had seen villages

in Kerala but had never witnessed such abject poverty

and backwardness. The village had no healthcare, no

education. People were living in complete filth and

dirt,” says Cherian.

He went on do some more volunteering with other

social workers like Baba Amte, working in rural areas.

Then IRMA, Institute of Rural Management Anand

(Gujarat) came into being offering a PG Diploma

course, and he and Sanjoy went on to become a part of

its first batch of students.

His journey then took him to Nagpur in1987 to head the

Oxfam branch there, to look after their Maharashtra leg

of work, after which he was transferred to Delhi, and

then went on to work for Plan International as their

South Asia Representative from 1995 to 1998. Later, he

set up CAF (Charities Aid Foundation) in India,

primarily to fundraise for local NGOs.

he operations of HelpAge India (HI) during 2011-12 are comprehensively covered by the report of the Governing Body and Audited

Accounts. In addition, I am pleased to take the opportunity of addressing the Hl Community - the donors, the Government, the employees and everyone who has helped or even thought of helping.

In the 34 years of HI's existence, the enormous changes all around us are reflected in the needs of the beneficiaries of HI's work and thus in the nature of the work itself. India is a young country with the average age of its population at 35 or less.

At the other end of the spectrum, the elderly are lonelier, isolated, neglected, actively discriminated against or “merely” forgotten or ignored. And the numbers are huge – 100 million soon. More than ever, they long for a life with care, company, dignity, independence and respect. To counter these influences and their obviously harmful consequences, HI has successfully commenced initiatives which over a period, change attitudes. SAVE, a programme with schools, aims to sensitize children both to the need to help the needy elderly and the many benefits of mixing freely with them to gain the immense advantage from their company, wisdom, knowledge, care, warmth and love.

To encourage older people to help themselves, HI has successfully started Elders Self-Help-Groups in a number of States. This programme demonstrates such apparent benefits that several States have expressed appreciation and provided support. Efforts continue in order to create awareness among the elderly to learn about and claim their rightful dues under Government programmes. In addition to the new initiatives to bring about long term changes in attitudes towards the elderly, HI continues with its well known “normal” activities of providing mobile medical care, supporting cataract operations, disbursing financial help, running physiotherapy centers and a few homes for the elderly. The Government of India recognizes and supports HI's work and considers it as a partner in alleviating the life of elders in their evening years.

The environment for charitable organizations, particularly those well organized and run such as HI, is an increasingly difficult one. Donations from international agencies are virtually at a standstill, domestically there are some signs of donor fatigue and regrettably increasing cynicism and indifference, while the economic situation is not exactly conducive. These aspects need to be addressed in new ways and in a sense, all of us at HelpAge India have to become fundraisers. The tax regime is unfortunately directed to charities of a different character but we make continuing efforts to demonstrate the need for relief for good, honest work.

My thanks and deep appreciation to the donors, the Government and many other friends of HI and particularly its devoted, loyal and untiring staff and management. The Governing Body has provided ever helpful and positive support, for which I am grateful. I look forward with confidence to continuing our work to bring a smile to the faces of our elderly citizens.

Mr. Amal GanguliPresident

Mr. P. C. SenVice President

Mrs. Shanta ChatterjiTreasurer

Mr. K. S. B. Sanyal

Mr. J. C. Luther

Mrs. Justice (Retd.) Leila Seth

Mr. T. S. Krishna Murthy

Mr. Arun Seth

Mr. Mark Gorman

Mr. Mathew CherianChief Executive

GOVERNING BODY

From the President’s DESK

It isn’t often one gets the chance to have a heart-to-

heart chat with the CEO of one’s organization. A man

on whose shoulders lies the tremendous responsibility

of helping the disadvantaged elders of the country,

keeping transparency of the organization in mind,

keeping up the consistent efforts to sustain the good

work and be honest and accountable to all its donors.

It was a little difficult to get him to sit down and talk

about himself. But I had been working with him for the

past 8 years and was curious and determined. Finally

I convinced him that it would help me and others

understand what drives him to come to work

everyday. Maybe there was some learning in there for

all of us.

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The Man behind the Mission

T

President Emeritus

Mr. M. M. Sabharwal

70 plus, Subal Prasad (left) of Hosir village, District Bokaro (Jharkhand), listens attentively to MMU doctor Dr. Gajendra Prasad Singh's medical advice at the Youth Center Hosir (MMU site).

As we grow older, the need to take care of our health becomes more and more

important to lead healthier and happier lives. Some are fortunate to have the

resources to take care of themselves in later years, but many like 70 year old Subal

have nowhere to turn too. It is for elders like him who cannot afford or access basic

healthcare, HelpAge's Mobile Medicare Units (MMUs) provide free and basic

healthcare services. Currently, HelpAge has 75 MMUs operating across the country

providing Allopathic and Ayurvedic treatment to elders like him.

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A thinker, a believer & a

leader, Late P.L. Roy

more popularly known

as 'Hurricane', departed

from this world leaving

the HelpAge family with

fond memories and a

deep sense of loss.

Hurricane was intro-

duced to the HelpAge

family by Mr. M.M. Sabharwal, President Emeritus,

HelpAge India, who brought him onto the HelpAge

Governing Board. From his schooling in Doon School,

Dehradun, to his graduation from Emmanuel College,

University of Cambridge (UK) the road for Hurricane

was chartered well for the corporate sector. He went on

to hold leading posts in the sector from being the Sales

Director at Metal Box Co. India to the Managing

Director of Alfred Herbert & GEC.

A charismatic man, always willing to think out-of-the-

box, Hurricane true to his name wanted to bring about

change in society and help those who couldn't help

themselves. His meeting with Sabharwal seemed

destined to fulfill that very intrinsic need in him and he

became a major motivator in HelpAge's drive to help

the disadvantaged elderly.

Quick-witted and always with a smile on his face, he

had a great sense of humor.

He made a conscious effort to know the members of the

HelpAge family at all levels, their ideas on bringing

about a positive change in the lives of the elderly in their

regions, the ground reality, hiccups they faced in their

endeavor and their vast knowledge of elder needs. His

visit to the Tamaraikulam Elders Village in Cuddalore

(TN) and Kalyan Ashram (Kolkata) are still

remembered with great fondness by the elders residing

there and staff members.

He believed in the power of communication and its

strength to empower the cause of those disadvantaged

and left a lasting impression wherever he went.

HEALTHCARE emembering urricane R HIt was obvious that a person like him would choose a

like minded partner for life, and so he met Amita

Joseph, an equally strong willed, sensitive and driven

woman who too wanted to help the less fortunate. He

was at that time heading Oxfam, as its Country Head

in 1991 and Amita was also working in the same

organization.

“Amita and I are each others strength. We believe in

the same things and want to help those who can’t help

themselves,” says Cherian.

A father of two beautiful daughters, it’s obvious he is

the more indulgent parent of the two.

“I’m a morning person, I get up at about 5 am do my

Yoga and exercise, and by 6 am I am ready to cook

breakfast for my daughters. From Dosas to French

fries, their wish is my command,” he adds with a fond

smile. “I then drop them off to school and then head to

work.”

In 2002, Mathew joined HelpAge India heading the

Programme department, his knowledge and

experience from the field brought a fresh breath into

HelpAge’s scope of work. But it was for a short while,

as he soon left. But it wasn’t for long, for in 2004,

HelpAge wanted him back and this time at the helm of

things and so he joined as Chief Executive, HelpAge

India.

There has been no looking back since then for

Cherian. It’s been 8 years and he feels there is still

more to do, more to give.

“I understand the needs of elders, both children and

elder needs have a lot in common. I have a deep sense

of responsibility, I love what I do and I don’t think of it

as work at all. I’ve learnt a lot at HelpAge. I’ve also

understood retirement in its fullest sense. Most people

in India think of retirement as the time when they stop

working after 60. But technically keeping oneself

active even after one stops working, means one has

not retired. Mr. Sabharwal (90 plus) our President

Emeritus, is one such person who epitomizes Active

Ageing.”

Mathew Cherian, a calm, honest and humble man is

truly an inspiration for all. He left me with much to

dwell upon.

- Sonali Sharma

Joint Director – Communications (HelpAge India)

medicines did not suit him and the

irregular attendance of the staff in the

PHC made matters worse. For major

treatments, there was no other option

but to go to nearby towns which were

60 to 120 kms further from the village.

Subal could barely walk.

In October 2011, he heard of

HelpAge's MMU operations nearby

and approached it with hope. After a

detailed examination by the MMU

doctor, he was diagnosed with a severe

case of diabetes with his sugar levels

70 plus Subal Prasad of Jharkhand,

worked as a laborer in an explosive

factory for most of his life, till in 1995

the factory was shut down due to

heavy losses, forcing Subal along with

other workers to opt for voluntary

retirement. Soon ill-health and

weakness started taking its toll on

him. Dependent on his son, with no

job in hand and a deteriorating

medical condition, the next 6 years for

Subal were hard. He tried the local

Public Health Centre (PHC) but the

sky rocketing. Treatment began

immediately and soon Subal started

responding to it. His Sugar level came

down and he started feeling stronger .

Today, he walks confidently to the

MMU location. A regular patient of

this ONGC supported MMU

programme titled “Varishthjana

Swasthya Sewa Abhiyan” he feels

happy, independent and has found a

new fr iend in MMU doctor

Dr. Gajendra Prasad Singh.

Health on Wheels

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He will be deeply missed .

65 plus Ramchandran was found in the compounds of Lucknow's famous Gautam Buddha Park, shriveled up and in

tattered clothing, trying to protect himself from the incessant rain. He couldn't walk. After receiving a call from a Good

Samaritan, Ms. Rashmi Mishra, from the HelpAge Lucknow Elder helpline rushed to the spot to his aid and called for the

Lucknow Mobile Medicare Unit (MMU). Ramchandran was given some immediate medication, then taken to the nearby

Trauma Centre, from where he was then referred to the nearby Mental Hospital. HelpAge lodged an FIR with the local Police

hoping to track his family down but to no avail, as all information given by Ramchandran was about a life and family that

didn't exist. He had lost his memory. The HelpAge team then bought him some clothes and took him to the Missionaries of

Charity, ‘Prem Niwas’ - Home for the Dying Destitute. Today, Ramchandran might not remember his past, but he's found

new friends, a new home and a place to call his own.

Elderly line up for their medicine & treatment at a village in Nagapattinam (Tamil Nadu).

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•free treatments

•840 community locations/Gram Panchayats covered in 26 States

•20 community health clinics

•281 professional health team members

•24,000 cataract eye surgeries conducted

•7500 cancer patient's treatments

•1500 treatment for Alzheimer's patients

•20,000 elders covered through health camps

Conducted 1.2 million

HEALTHCARE REACHSOCIAL PROTECTION

It is a rare sight to catch a person over 60 sweating it out at a Gym with all its modern equipments. An elderly woman works out hard at the Elder Gym – Fitness & Wel lness Centre at Lions Club Senior Citizen Home Campus, Amrapal l i , Chunabhatti in Bhopal (MP), HelpAge's Agecare facility in Bhopal. This Agecare facility not only provides fitness options but also physiocare services for the elderly as well.

PhysiocareAssistive devices for elders

Mr. J.C. Luther, Governing Body Member, HelpAge India, makes use of the newly launched Wheel Chair Service for senior citizen's at Plaza Market Sector-17, Chandigarh. A first of its kind initiative by HelpAge for the elderly.

Physiocare is essential with increasing age

in order to remain healthy and

independent. HelpAge has throughout the

country opened Physiocare Centres

through its Agecare facilities.

Loneliness, abuse, lack of awareness on rights of elders, are some of the reasons why

elders call the HelpAge Elder Helplines spread across the country in 22 locations. Over

the years the need for these Helplines has increased immensely. Sometimes the

elders just need someone to talk to, which highlights the grave problem of loneliness

among seniors in our country. Property disputes and harassment are another major

area where elders need help and legal guidance on how to tackle the problem. These

Helplines also serve as a contact point for people who want to help and often call when

they find an abandoned elderly on the streets. The HelpAge Helpline teams provide

these elders with shelter and care. In the forthcoming years more Elder Helplines will

be set up to help more such disadvantaged elders.

Elder Helpline

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deity of the village. In the event of

an emergency in the village or a

family facing mishap, the Dev Dhan

is then utilized and returned the

next harvest with interest.

Inspired by this concept, HelpAge

India along with the help of local

Elder Self Help Groups (ESHGs),

initiated a Grain Bank system.

To begin with, the ESHG members

brought in two fistfuls of grain from

home, which they then added to a

common pool of Grain. After

harvest, the group on a chosen day

contribute to this Grain Bank which

More than 30,000 farmers

committed suicide in Maharashtra

in the last decade, of which more

than 70% farmers belong to the

Vidarbha region, also known as the

farmer suicide belt. Most of these

farmers were steeped in debt. The

e l de r l y be i ng even more

vulnerable.

HelpAge India found a unique way

to address this problem leaning on

the age-old tradition of Dev Dhan in

which the first portion of the

harvested crop is given away as

"thanksgiving" to the presiding

serves as a reserve to be used in

the time of emergency. HelpAge

t h e n a d d e d a m a t c h i n g

contribution to this, in the first year,

as a mark of solidity to augment the

programme further. Furthermore,

HelpAge sources the grain from the

local ESHG at the prevailing market

rate, thus helping the local

economy too.

37 ESHGs including 372 members,

have now been established in 10

villages in two blocks of Jhari and

Kelpur in Yavatmal District, making

the elders self reliant and self-

sufficient.

SOCIAL PROTECTION

The Power of a fistful of Grain

An elderly woman contributes two fistfuls of Jowar, to start-up a Community Based Grain Bank in debt ridden Vidarbha Region (Maharashtra), while Mr. Rajeshwar Devarakonda (second from right), Head (Social Protection & Emergencies), HelpAge India, looks on.

A life she tries to remember

Self Sustainability Shelter & Care-giving

With each passing year the need for composite shelters and care giving facilities is on

the rise. Old Age Homes and Day Care Centres are becoming essential and there is an

increasing requirement for them. HelpAge supports these in different ways. Elders,

who have no roof over their heads and have nowhere to go, find not only a home in

these shelters but also a life away from abuse and destitution. For the urban well-to-

do elders, pay and stay home are an answer for a life away from the constant payment

of bills, property management, threat of crime and a place which is age-friendly

where they can unwind with like minded peers.

On the other hand, to take care of the needs of elders, care-giving training has become

an intrinsic part of the HelpAge programme module, where special training is given to

care-givers to take care of elders. Not to be mixed with domestic help, these care-

givers are trained solely to look after elder needs.

She runs her wrinkled hands over the

old photograph again and again as if

the sheer feeling of touch would

transport her back into time, a time

she tries hard to remember with each

passing day.

80 plus Promilla Singh lived a very

rich and fulfilling life. A fiery

youngster, she wanted to pursue her

dream of becoming a tennis champion

and she did. She went on to play at the

National level much against her

mother's protests.

“Girls just didn't play sports during

my time. I remember I would come

back home with torn clothes after a

good game, much to my mother's

despair,” she said.

Her memories of her husband come in

bits and pieces. When asked, she

breaks into a shy smile and said, “My

husband told me that - the first day I

met you I knew I would marry you.”

She was 25 then and it was love at first

sight for both.

Originally from Delhi, she came to

Bangalore few years ago and has been

staying since then at an old age home,

where HelpAge had conducted a care-

giving training programme.

H e r c h i l d r e n w e r e l e a d i n g

independent lives, leaving her with no

one to lean on after her husband's

death. Walking had become difficult

and simple tasks like bathing,

dressing and bending were a pain for

her. She needed a home, she needed a

carer.

But that wasn't the only problem

Promilla seemed to be facing, she was

losing her memory as well. At first it

seemed like a natural process of

memory l o s s , bu t s oon th e

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HelpAge believes that each elder has the right to basic food, water and shelter,

without resorting to begging or being dependent. A right to a dignified life. It is to

fulfill this very need that it runs the Support a Gran programme, which covers the

basic needs of primarily destitute elders. In 2011-12, HelpAge reached out to 36,042

elders across 23 states under this programme.

Beating the odds an Unbeatable

spirit

80 plus Kewal from Beri village (Rohtak), Haryana, was an

earnest vegetable vendor, through which most villagers ran

their household. One day his fingers got amputated under a

mustard oil refinery machine, but that didn't deter his smiling

spirit.

A widower, with no family to support him, Kewal was then

enrolled into HelpAge India's Support a Gran programme,

through which his basic needs were met. Today, he leads a

happy and secure life and a ready smile lines his wrinkled face.

The old photograph is probably the

only solid proof of her earlier life, for

now Dementia has taken its toll.

Care-giver, Shweta, 24 years,

trained by HelpAge India says,

“Promillaji is very moody at times

and sometimes it becomes difficult to

irregularities start appearing in her

story. “I went with my husband to

Spain 6 years ago” she smiles and in

the very next moment she would add,

“My husband died 7 years ago you

know. I am going to Delhi soon, I have

a home there.”

handle her but I am happy to be here

and help. I look after her from her

bathing to dressing, to helping her

walk, among other things. It

provides me with a source of income.

Sometimes all it takes is a bit of

patience.”

also

Support a Gran

Community based Elder care Palliative Care

A separate counter for elders in the Nagapattinam District Hospital where elderly patients seek help from the Palliative Care Nurse.

The Elder for Elders initiative by

HelpAge India is slowly moving

forward. Through the Comm-

unity based Palliative Care

project at Nagapattinam (TN),

the Nagapattinam District

Palliative Care Felici-tation

Centre has opened at the

District Hospital which provides

counseling, guidance and

treatment for elderly who

require Palliative Care.

The centre is guiding at least

200 elders through its helpdesk

every day, with the aim to

provide maximum help to the

elderly, through legal aware-

ness, counseling, emergency

care & much more.

In line with its objective of propagating the concept of 'Active Ageing',

HelpAge India now offers a facility that will encourage an independent way

of living for senior citizens within limited means. It is addressing the needs

of those 50 plus citizens that are facing the prospect of dwindling incomes

as they approach retirement or are already retired, through its AdvantAge Card programme. Through this, it

provides its card holders access to specially discounted prices on consumer goods, leisure products and services,

super markets goods, travel portals, travel services, hospital and clinic services, pharmaceutical products,

diagnostic labs, physiotherapy facilities etc. Currently there are over 450 Associates in over 35 towns and cities.

The uniqueness of this Card Programme lies in its ability to function as an enabler at many levels. At the core of the

programme is the website www.helpageadvantage.org which in addition to helping members search online for

discounts offered by category of goods, services and cities, also effectively becomes a common 'meeting ground' for

members, enabling:

•Social networking through the website: The website will soon offer members the facility to write blogs where

they can express their views and invite comments from other members. This will enable them to form communities

of like minded elders and give them a sense of belonging.

•Volunteering for a sense of purpose: Senior citizens acquire a lifetime of experience and expertise. They can

volunteer to share their skills with other members or their families. This will provide the volunteer members a sense

of purpose, a new meaning to life post retirement.

•Advocacy for elder issues: In using the website to voice their concerns on issues affecting senior citizens,

members will discover the power of their voice. Such a platform will enable HelpAge to incorporate and reflect

member opinions in its advocacy efforts.

It’s free and valid for life!

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AdvantAge Elders

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ADVOCACY

Many elderly in India are silent sufferers simply because they aren't

aware of their rights. Lack of awareness and advocacy, are major

reasons for this. HelpAge has been working over the past few years

advocating for the cause of elders in various areas, whether it be for

prevention of Elder Abuse, implementation for the National Policy of

Older Person or access to basic rights and entitlements.

Sima Sadhukhan proudly holds a copy of the Magistrate's Order directing her 2 sons to pay Maintenance.

60 plus Sima Sadhukhan, came to HelpAge’s Kolkata office one

morning accompanied by her 55 year old neighbour Jagadish Ram in

November 2011 to ask for help in filing a case against her stepsons.

Sima was her late husband's second wife. After his death, she had

barely time to grieve, when the harassment began.

Her stepsons despite having homes of their own, wanted to oust her

out of her home. It first started with verbal abuse, then mental

torture and finally reached the point of physical threats. Soon she

was forced to live in just one room. At times she was even locked out

of her home. Subsequently, a portion of the property was sold without

her consent or signature.

It had been 5 years of constant suffering for Sima. With no source of

regular income or any other support, even a basic meal for Sima

seemed unaffordable. Her only income being an interest of Rs. 2000

per month from a post office fixed deposit.

Ram found her in this state and decided to fight for her. He went to

court but justice was taking too long and they did not have anymore

financial strength to carry on litigation. They then had heard about

the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act

(2007), but had no idea how to proceed. They went from pillar to post

but no one was willing to help.

It was then he brought her to HelpAge, and Ms. Anuradha Sen,

Deputy Director-Advocacy (East) along with other staff members,

helped submit the Maintenance application form at the SDO

Barrackpore (WB) and a case was registered & filed. Soon Sima's

children received a Notice from the SDO intimating the date of

hearing.

HelpAge ensured she received police protection during the duration

of the case and assisted the Tribunal. Finally the Tribunal passed an

order stating that both children should pay a certain amount to her

every month by money order.

Today, Sima is secure and is an inspiration to others who like her

have been silent sufferers.

Celebrating International Day of Older Persons nationwide

Mr. Mukul Wasnik (right), Union Minister of Social Justice & Empowerment (Govt. of India) alongwith Mr. Mathew Cherian (second from right), Chief Executive, HelpAge India, flags off the inter-generational walkathon in the national capital at India Gate marking IDOP. Elders easily beat the children in vigour and enthusiasm, reinforcing the importance of Healthy Ageing.

A student greets an elderly lady before the inter-generational walkathon on the IDOP in Mumbai. 400 school children, senior citizens, beneficiaries, volunteers from colleges and corporate representatives, took part in the event which culminated with HelpAge honouring elderly who have made a difference in the lives of others.

Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Across the nation on Oct. 1, 2011, HelpAge marked International Day of Older Persons (IDOP)

with focus on Healthy Ageing & Intergenerational bonding. States across the nation joined hands

to mark the day with various events such as signature campaigns, rallies, distribution of assistive

devices, inter-generational walkathons, cultural events and health camps across the country.

Chennai (Tamil Nadu)

Mr. T.S. Krishna Murthy, Governing Body Member, HelpAge India, distributes Walking Sticks to an elderly woman during the IDOP celebrations in Chennai. A walkathon was also organized at Marina Beach, with special emphasis on Healthy Ageing supported by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment. Over 700 elders from different 23 old age homes and HelpAge India community based projects alongwith college students participated.

Kolkata (West Bengal)

Kolkata's Grannies take part in the Newspaper race along with students on IDOP during the “Grannies Sports Day” organized by HelpAge. 70 students from various city schools like Lakshmipat Singhania Academy & South City International School and 60 grannies from old age homes participated in the event at Chetla Central Park, Kolkata. Participtating in various games got the elderly excited and swinging in action forcing the young to match upto them.

DELHI

A young student from St. John's Diocesan Girls Higher Secondary School, Kolkata, signs her support in the ‘Fight Against Elder Abuse’ .

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Senior citizens of Lucknow, spread the message of ‘All Ages, One Spirit’ and the importance of inculcating right values in children at a young age, by supporting HelpAge's SAVE initiative during a walkathon marking IDOP.

In Chandigarh, and Bhopal (MP) & Bengaluru

(Karnataka), senior citizens, students,

educationists & eminent citizens pledged their

support to the cause of the elderly. In Guwahati,

(Assam), Panaji (Goa), Hyderabad (AP) and

Shimla (HP) walkathons were the medium to

spread awareness about the growing need for

value education. Students, teachers, principals

& senior citizens participated in signature

campaigns on the eve of IDOP in Bhubaneshwar,

(Odisha) Raigarh (Chattisgarh) and Jaipur

(Rajasthan). Cul tura l programs and

competitions emphasized the message of inter-

gene ra t i ona l bond i ng i n Deh radun

(Uttarakhand), Jammu (J&K), Ahmedabad

(Gujarat) and Thiruvanathapuram (Kerala).

Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh)

Elder Abuse is a social evil which is a reality in India. In

order to better understand the underlying reasons and

consequences of this grave issue, HelpAge conducted a

research study which was released nationwide on the

eve of ‘World Elder Abuse Awareness Day’ (June 14).

HelpAge released a 9 city report on ‘Elder Abuse & Crime

in India’, which covered: Delhi NCR, Mumbai,

Hyderabad, Kolkata, Patna, Chennai, Bhopal,

Ahmedabad & Bangalore.

The study was conducted among lower income group

individuals with a sample size of 100 elderly per city (50

men & 50 women). These were compared with year

2010 findings of higher income group individuals

primarily, to compare the prevalence of Abuse among

different socio-economic strata of society.

Events held across nearly 30 towns & cities sought to

raise awareness on the issue. Signature campaigns,

rallies, walkathons, debates etc. were organized urging

people to support the ‘Fight Against Elder Abuse’.

REPORT FINDINGS (Highlights):

•Nationwide family members turn out to be the highest

abusers of the elderly.

•Nationally daughter-in-law emerged as the major

abuser of the elderly (63.4%), followed by the son

(44%) from the lower socio-economic strata, as against

the son (53.6%) who was the primary abuser in the

higher socio-economic strata as per the 2010 findings.

•More than one fifth of the elderly (22%) experienced

Abuse. While Bangalore tops Elder Abuse cases with a

shocking 44%, it is closely followed by Hyderabad

(38%), Bhopal (30%) and Kolkata (23%), the lowest

being Chennai (2%).

•Elder Abuse was highest among the 70 plus elderly and

mostly elderly women faced it due to dependence on

their sons.

•Dependency levels were high among the elderly, with

their main source of income coming in the form of

Remittance from children, which was nationally more

than half (55%) followed by pension (35%).

•About 72% of the elderly stay with their sons.

•66% of the elderly are financially dependent on

someone. Majority (85%) of the elderly reported

financial dependence for medical expenditure being

the highest (78%).

•Three fifth of the elderly reported change in cultural

values (57%) and lack of economic resources among

elderly (56%) as reasons for feeling increase in

incidence of Elder Abuse in the past 3 years.

•19% of India's elderly feel neglected. Reasons such

as 'family members are busy in their own lives/

work', 'family members don't really interact with

them' were voiced.

•Verbal abuse of elderly was highest in Delhi NCR,

Mumbai, Hyderabad & Chennai reaching 100%.

Physical Abuse was highest in Patna (71%) and

lowest in Ahmedabad.

•Half of the elderly reported facing abuse because of

lack of emotional support.

•The top four measures to control crime suggested

by the elderly were: 'Inform the Police about the

crime', 'Contact counselors to help deal with the

crime', 'Procedure for legal aid should be simple and

effective' and 'Contact Senior Citizen's Association/

RWA for help and guidance '.

DELHI NCR

Mr. M.M. Sabharwal (centre), Member of National Policy on Older Persons Review Committee and President Emeritus, HelpAge India, along with Mr. S. Nithyanandam (right), Joint Commissioner of Police, Delhi, and Mr. Anup Khosla (left), current Financial Advisor, HelpAge India, release the report on “Elder Abuse & Crime in India” at Delhi's India International Centre on June 14.

HYDERABAD (Andhra Pradesh)

Mrs. Anita Rajendra (right) (I.A.S), State Commissioner, Dept. of Disabled and Sr. Citizens Welfare (Govt. of AP), receives the report from Mr. S. Dass (left), State Head (AP), HelpAge India, marking World Elder Abuse Awareness Day at the Press Club, Hyderabad (AP).

KOLKATA (West Bengal)

Creating Awareness about Elder Abuse

Elderly in Bhopal walk hand in hand to raise awareness on issues of the elderly on IDOP.

Bhopal (MP)

HelpAge's Student Action for Value Education (SAVE) initiative is rapidly gaining momentum and

working its way through schools across India from Leh to Kanyakumari and Maharashtra to

Arunachal Pradesh, sensitizing school children, urging them to support their elders and

understand their needs. More than 1500 schools have come forward and shown their support to

this programme and nearly 10 lakh students have pledged their support to the cause.

Student Action for Value Education (SAVE)

Students of Govt. Primary School of Shamshabad Mandal, Ranga Reddy District, take the SAVE pledge on IDOP in Shamshabad (AP), promising their support towards the elderly.

Children and elderly share fun moments with each other at a park In Mumbai (Maharashtra).

CORPORATE CARING •18 Corporates supported 43 MMUs. •4 Corporates funded 569 surgeries. •13 Corporates supported the cause in general.

Each year corporates, individuals, institutions, trusts and foundations humble us

with their magnanimity and kindness. In a fast paced world of cut-throat

competition they take out time and funds, to think about the less fortunate elders of

our country. They give us hope that there is still sensitivity and generosity left in this

competitive environment. HelpAge salutes their spirit and hopes they continue

holding its hands throughout this journey, to create a better and dignified life for the

disadvantaged elderly.

Corporate Support 2011 -12

Dr. H.P. Kumar, inaugurates the new MMU donated by NSIC with the auspicious breaking of the coconut . Looking on are Mr. Mathew Cherian, Chief Executive, HelpAge India, alongwith other members of NSIC and HelpAge.

Chairman & Managing Director, NSIC,

National Small Industries Corporation Ltd. (NSIC),

under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

initiatives for the year 2011-12, donated a Mobile

Medicare Unit and supported six general health

camps in Delhi, to enable better healthcare for the

needy elderly. NSIC also supported the operations

of HelpAge's Dementia Day Care Centre at

Panchvati, Delhi, which is functioning as a joint

project of HelpAge India and Alzheimer's and Related

Disorders Society of India (ARDSI), Delhi Chapter.

“NSIC is privileged to be a part of the invaluable

services rendered by HelpAge India for the needy and

destitute elderly and it would continue to keep up its

commitment towards the welfare and upliftment of

the underprivileged,” says Dr. H.P. Kumar, Chairman &

Managing Director, NSIC.

HelpAge India established an ‘Aged Day Care &

Wellness Centre’ at Village Rongla, Patiala

(Punjab), for providing comprehensive agecare

support with emphasis on health services. The

Centre currently consists of facilities for

physiotherapy & basic health care for senior

citizens. The construction & equipping of the

Centre has been funded by RITES Limited and

The Embassy of Japan, as part of their CSR

initiative for the year 2011-12.

RITES Ltd. is also funding the construction of an

additional wing with residential facility, day

care, helpline and a resource centre among

others, as part of its CSR initiative for the next

fiscal year.

Mrs. Paramjeet Kaur (left), the generous donor of the land, Mr. Goki Inada (second from left), First Secretary, Japanese Embassy (Delhi), Mr. A.K.M. Sharma (third from left), Group General Manager – RITES Ltd. Mr. Mathew Cherian (fourth from left), Chief Executive and Dr. H.S. Bakshi, National Director – Advocacy, from HelpAge India, at the inaugural function of the ‘Aged Day Care and Wellness Centre’ at Village Rongla, Patiala (Punjab).

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Students of GRD Academy, Dehradun (Uttarakhand) pledge their love and support to their grandparents through a signature drive.

Prof. (Dr.) P. K. B. Nayar, 80+ reputed social scientist and gerontolo-gist, was honored with the HelpAge ‘Golden Award 2011’ from Mr. Mukul Wasnik,for his pioneering research on ageing issues in India and f o r t i r e l e s s l y advocating for the cause of the elderly.

Mr. Burugupalli Venu Gopa la Kr i shna, Cha i rman, SASI Educational Society, receives the ‘Samson Daniel Award’ on beha l f o f SAS I E d u c a t i o n a l Institution, Velivenu, W e s t G o d a v a r i

District (AP), for the educational institution that contributed the highest towards the cause, from Mr. Mukul Wasnik. Looking on is Mrs. Grace Pinto, Managing Director, Ryan International Group of Institutions.

A leader, a catalyst and

a change-maker, are

words that define Mrs.

Grace Pinto, Managing

Director (MD), Ryan

International Group of

Institutions, the best.

A l o ng s t a nd i n g

supporter of the cause

she has been associ-

ated with HelpAge

s i n c e 2000 . He r

schools (Ryan Group of Institutions) regularly

fundraise supporting HelpAge services in aid of the

elderly.

It was on her insistence and drive, that Grand

Parents Day is celebrated by the students of her

schools. The children visit elderly who reside in old

age homes, spend time with them, play games and

share stories filled with moments of fun and

laughter. Elders are invited to celebrate Christmas

in her schools and the students actively support the

Support a Gran programme.

Pinto is a true philanthropist whose dedication and

commitment to help the less privileged in society

stands apart. She is a leader, who has guided more

than a hundred schools and lakhs of children all

across the country and thus has been a recipient of

many national and international Awards. She has,

time and again, encouraged students of her schools

to actively participate in campaigns to raise

awareness about elder issues.

Through her unstinted support, HelpAge India has

received generous contributions alongwith

implementation of its Student Action for Value

Education programme in her schools.

HelpAge cherishes its association with Mrs. Pinto

and honored her on 'International Day of Older

Persons' 2011, with the ‘Excellence Award’

presented by Mr. Mukul Wasnik, Minister for Social

Justice and Empowerment (Govt. of India).

HelpAge is also thankful for the continued support

of her husband, Dr. Augustine F. Pinto, Chairman of

the Group, who has been her source of inspiration.

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Ms. Shyama Gopakumar, Senior Manager, HR - Southern Region, Balmer Lawrie & Co. Ltd. receives the HelpAge India ‘Silver Plate Award’ for Corporate Social Responsibility from Mr. Mukul Wasnik.

Mr. Dibyendu Bidyanta (second from left), Senior Deputy General Manager (HR and Admin.) Bharat Electronics Ltd. Ministry of Defence, Bharat Nagar, Ghaziabad, receives the HelpAge India ‘Bronze Plate Award’ for Corporate Social Responsibility from Mr. Mukul Wasnik. Looking on are Mr. N.K. Agarwal (left), DGM (BEL), and Mrs.

Grace Pinto (second from right), Managing Director, Ryan International Group of Institutions.

Ms. Anusha Chatterjee (left), former HR Executive, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), rece ives the HelpAge India ‘Gold Plate Award’ for Corporate Social Responsibility from Mr. Mukul Wasnik. Looking on is Mrs. Grace Pinto (centre), Managing Director, Ryan International Group of Institutions.

Little Miss Akankshya Pratihari, student of Modern Convent School, New Delhi, stands proudly with her the award for ‘Ou t s t and ing Ind i v i dua l Contribution’ to the Student Action for Value Education (SAVE) programme.

On International Day of Older Persons, 2011, the following corporates and individuals were

honored for their exemplary work in the field of Social Service at a function in the national capital

by Mr. Mukul Wasnik, Minister for Social Justice and Empowerment (Govt. of India). Here below

are some glimpses:

elpAge India Excellence AwardHA large heart at 93

At 93, Colonel (Retd.) Dr. G. S. Sihota is a shining example of Active Ageing. Settled in Palakkad town of Kerala, after retiring from the Indian Army as an Eye Specialist, he began to attend to eye patients at his home clinic. As per his wishes, the annual income from the Corpus fund will be utilized for the welfare of the older persons with focus on programmes dealing with blindness eradication and disabling health issues arising from ageing.

in 1975

HelpAge India gratefully acknowledges the donation of software from Microsoft under its Corporate Citizenship program. HelpAge's partnership with Microsoft started in the year 2005 and since then they have donated expensive software licenses completely free of cost. With each passing year they have shown their faith in the cause of the organization and increased their contribution substantially, helping in smooth functioning of programs and operational efficiencies, benefitting the elderly directly and indirectly. It has also helped and enabled the organization to reach its goal by providing the necessary tools & technologies to the key stakeholders.

Golden Awardee Gold Plate Award

Silver Plate Award

Samson Daniel Award

Microsoft Magnanimty

Outstanding Individual Contribution

Bronze Plate Award

Colonel (Retd.) Dr. G. S.Sihota (second from left), Managing Trustee of ‘Sihota Charitable Trust’ gives a Corpus donation cheque for the cause of the elderly to Mr. Biju Mathew, State Head (Kerala), HelpAge India. Also seen from left are Ms. Devaky Sihota, Trustee of ‘Sihota Charitable Trust’ and Mr. Sino Antony from HelpAge India.

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Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. (New Delhi)

Engineers India Limited (New Delhi)

Rites Limited, Gurgaon (Haryana)

National Small Industries Corporation Limited (New Delhi)

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (New Delhi)

Three C Universal Developers Pvt. Ltd. (New Delhi)

Systopic Laboratories Pvt. Ltd. (New Delhi)

Cairn Energy India Pty. Ltd. Gurgaon (Haryana)

Asian Paints Ltd. Kasna (UP)

Asian Paints Ltd. Rohtak (Haryana)

IREO Pvt. Ltd. Gurgaon (Haryana)

Abbott Healthcare Pvt. Ltd, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Cebon Apparel Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Charities Aid Foundation India, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Dhiren Enterprise, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Impala Phones Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai (Maharashtra)

India F irst L i fe Insurance, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Kush Infosystems Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai (Maharashtra)

L & T Infrastructure Finance Co. Ltd. Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Law & Kenneth Communication (India) Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Lotus Advisory E-Services Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Navin C Doshi Charitable Trust, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Seatech Shipping & Projects India Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Smt. Pushpa Hassanand Hassija Charitable Trust, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Shayana Lingoo Bidiwala & Co. Dadar, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

The Asian Traders (India), Mumbai (Maharashtra)

The Saraswat Co-Operative Bank Ltd. Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Turner General Entertainment Network India Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai (Maharashtra)

UBS Securities India Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai (Maharashtra)

United Way of Mumbai, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

State Bank of India, Local Head Office, Sector 17 (Chandigarh)

Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. Sector 19-A (Chandigarh)

Pb. Agro Foodgrains Corpn. Ltd. (Chandigarh)

Punjab National Bank, Sector 17, (Chandigarh)

The Punjab State Co-operative Milk Producers Fed. Ltd. (Chandigarh)

United India Insurance Co. Ltd. Sector 17 (Chandigarh)

The Punjab State Co-operative Milk Producers Fed. Ltd. Khanna (Punjab)

The Ludhiana Distt. Co-op Milk Producers Union Ltd. Ludhiana (Punjab)

Eicher Tractors, Plot No. 29-30, Sector 2, Parwanoo (HP)

•Alappuzha (Kerala)

•Trivandrum Internationl Airport, Trivandrum (Kerala)

•Calicut International Airport, Karipur, Malappuram(Kerala)

•HLL Lifecare Ltd. Poojappura, Trivandrum (Kerala)

•State Bank of Mysore, Bangalore (Karnataka)

•Trident Automobiles (I) Pvt. Ltd. Bangalore (Karnataka)

•Syndicate Bank, Bangalore (Karnataka)

•Titan Industries, Bangalore (Karnataka)

•Karnataka Bank, Bangalore (Karnataka)

•Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. Bangalore (Karnataka)

•Karnataka State Ware Housing Corporation, Bangalore (Karnataka)

•Karnataka Milk Federation, Bangalore (Karnataka)

•Bosch Ltd. Bangalore (Karnataka)

•New Mangalore Port Trust, Mangalore (Karnataka)

•Mangalore Refinery & Petrochemicals Ltd. Mangalore (Karnataka)

•Airports Authorities of India, Bangalore (Karnataka)

•Rane (Madras) Ltd. Mysore (Karnataka)

•Bharat Earth Movers Ltd. Mysore (Karnataka)

•ITC Ltd. Bangalore (Karnataka)

•ITI Ltd. Bangalore (Karnataka)

•Bharat Electronics Ltd. Bangalore (Karnataka)

•Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. Bangalore (Karnataka)

•Bank of Maharashtra, Bangalore (Karnataka)

•Bharat Fritz Werner Ltd. Bangalore (Karnataka)

•Dynamatic Technologies Ltd. Bangalore (Karnataka)

•Volvo India Pvt. Ltd. Bangalore (Karnataka)

•Cont inenta l Automot ives, Bangalore (Karnataka)

•Schneider Electricals Bangalore (Karnataka)

Mecon Ltd. Bangalore (Karnataka)

Palm Fibre (India) Pvt.Ltd., Pathirapally,

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TTK Prestige Ltd. Bangalore (Karnataka)

Microlabs Ltd. Bangalore (Karnataka)

Lions Club, Sadashivnagar, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Asian Paints, Sriperumbudur (TN)

Balmer Lawrie & Co Ltd. Manali, Chennai (TN)

Chennai Petroleum Corporation, Chennai (TN)

Dyanamic Marketing Enterprises Ltd. Chennai (TN)

V.R Durgambaa Trust, Chennai (TN)

A.R.R Charitable Trust, Chennai (TN)

Sriram Chits Tamil Nadu Pvt. Ltd. Chennai (TN)

Cognizant Solutions Ltd. Chennai (TN)

Indian officers Association, Chennai (TN)

HI-Tech Arai Ltd. Chennai (TN)

Airport Authority of India, IAD, Chennai (TN)

Ashok Leyland, Chennai (TN)

Hinduja Foundaries, Chennai (TN)

Chennai Port Trust, Chennai (TN)

Lucas TVS, Chennai (TN)

Carborundum Universal Ltd. Chennai (TN)

Autotech Industries Ltd. Chennai (TN)

Pricol Ltd. Coimbatore (TN)

Rane (Madras) Ltd. Chennai (TN)

Royal Enfield Ltd. Chennai (TN)

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow (UP)

BHEL, Varanasi (UP)

Shiv Shakti Charitable Trust, Lucknow (UP)

IFFCO, Aonla, Bareilly (UP)

R.S.P.L. Limited, Kanpur (UP)

Cedar Consultants, Pune (Maharashtra)

Mandke Hearing Services, Pune (Maharashtra)

Persistent Foundation, Pune (Maharashtra)

McGraw Hill, Pune (Maharashtra)

Asian Paints, Patancheru, Hyderabad (AP)

GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd. Shamshabad, Hyderabad (AP)

Vijayawada Municipal Corporation Ltd. Vijayawada (AP)

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heatre as a medium: In aid of HelpAge India, Living

Room Theatre staged 3 short plays highlighting issues of

senior citizens in the national capital. Below is a snapshot

from one of the plays, written and directed by theatre

veteran Sarita Vohra titled “Kathpalia House.”

EVENTS

Pantomime artists of Jagran, h ighl ight stereotype mindsets formed about senior citizens by media and films through their Act, based on the poem “Buddha Hoga Tera Baap” written by Dr. H.S. Bakshi, National Director- Advocacy, HelpAge I nd i a , d u r i n g a cultural programme dedicated to the elderly by the Senior C i t i z e n s F o r u m , Faridabad, Sector 37 (Haryana).

Sensitizing the Police

It is imperative when dealing with

elders one must show sensitivity and

be aware of the laws protecting them.

With a view to sensitize the Police

Personnel of Chennai (TN) on

sensitively dealing with cases that

come through the Elders Helpline &

about the Maintenance and Welfare

of Parents & Senior Citizens Act

(2007), the first sensitization

programme was organized by

HelpAge at the Conference Hall of the

Office of the Commissioner of Police,

Egmore, Chennai (TN).

Special Mention

Engineers India Limited (EIL), donated2 new Mobile Medicare Units, for Pune (Maharashtra) & Ahmedabad (Gujarat).

CORPORATES/TRUST & FOUNDATIONS

TRAINING & SENSITIZATION

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OTHER HIGHLIGHTS

•As a result of policy advocacy efforts for inclusion of

Agecare values in the school curriculums, the

Governments of Uttarakhand and Andhra Pradesh

have decided to include Agecare as a part of value

education for school children, in association with

HelpAge India.

•Mr. Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank, Chief Minister

(Uttarakhand) sanctioned a substantial grant to the

Federation of Senior Citizens Associations of

Uttarakhand for their annual recurring cost.

Message in Mime

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GMR Vemagiri Power Generation Ltd. Rajahmundry (AP)

Parrys Sugar Industries Ltd. Rajam (AP)

Eluru Municipal Corporation,W.G Distt. (AP)

KPMG India Pvt. Ltd. Hyderabad (AP)

Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad (AP)

Bharat Dynamics Ltd. Hyderabad (AP)

GAIL India Ltd. Hyderabad (AP)

The Mineral Foundation of Goa, Vaglo Bldg, Panaji (Goa)

Til Limited, Kolkata (WB)

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, Barrackpore Div, Kolkata (WB)

ITC Ladies Social & Welfare Society, Kolkata (WB)

Estate Gulab Singh Jaiswal (WB)

Reliance Jute Mills, Kolkata (WB)

Titagarh Wagons Limited, Kolkata (WB)

LICI, Kolkata (WB)

Dhoot Industries Ltd. Kolkata (WB)

Ram Niwas Charitable Trust, Kolkata (WB)

M/S Olypub, Kolkata (WB)

The Ford Foundation, New York (USA)

OCL India Limited, Rajgangpur (Odisha)

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Thakur International School, Kandivali W, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Thakur Public School, Kandivali E, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

St.Gregorios High School, Chembur, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Vivek Vidyalaya, Goregaon W, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Adarsh Vidyalaya, Goregaon W, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Children's Academy, Malad E, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Children's Academy, Asha Nagar, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Children's Academy, Ashok Nagar, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

P.G. Garodia School, Ghatkopar E, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

S.B.O.A.Public School, Nerul, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

M o d e r n S c h o o l , V a s h i , M u m b a i (Maharashtra)

Christ Church High School, Byculla, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

J.B.Petit high School for Girls, Fort, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Bai Avabai Petit Girls H.S., Khar W, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

St.Ann's High School, Malad W, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Raigad Military School, Jogeshwari, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Bombay Scottish School, Mahim, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Bombay Scottish School, Powai, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Air Port High School, Vile Parle, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Thakur International School, C.I.E. Kandivali W, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

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G.E.S. English Medium School, Goregaon W, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Patuck School, Santacruze W, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Springdale Sr. School, Amritsar (Punjab)

Ryan International School, Ludhiana (Punjab)

Ryan International School, (Chandigarh)

Bhawan Vidyalaya, Sector 15, Panchkula (Haryana)

Police DAV Public School, PAP Campus, Jalandhar (Punjab)

Ryan International School, Patiala (Punjab)

Modern Sr. Secondary School, Patiala (Punjab)

Shiwalik Public School, Ropar (Punjab)

Yadvindra Public School, Patiala (Punjab)

MGN Public School, Kapurthala, (Punjab)

MGN Public School, Urban Estate Jalandhar (Punjab)

MGN Public School, Adarsh Nagar Jalandhar (Punjab)

Gen. Gurnam Singh International Public School, Sangrur Distt. Ludhiana (Punjab)

Shivalik Public School, Nawanshahr (Punjab)

Sacred Heart School, Moga (Punjab)

Convent of Sacred Heart School, Ambala (Haryana)

Vivek High School, Mohali (Punjab)

Gujranwala Guru Nanak Public School, Ludhiana (Punjab)

Maharaja Hari Singh Collegiate, Nagbani, Jammu (J&K)

Army Public School Nagrota, Jammu (J&K)

K.C. Gurukul public School Paloura Jammu (J&K)

Army Public School Tibri Cantt. Gurdaspur, (Punjab)

Dogra Hr. Sec. School, Jammu (J&K)

Jodhamal Public School, Jammu (J&K)

Vishwabharati Hr. Sec. School, Akalpur, Jammu (J&K)

Army Public School Akhnoor, (J&K)

Kendriya Vidyalaya No-2 AFS, Srinagar (J&K)

Kendriya Vidyalaya No-3 Pantha Chowk, Srinagar (J&K)

Army Public School Rakhmuthi, Jammu (J&K)

St. Mary High School Sujanpur, (Punjab)

KLM international School, Pathankot (Punjab)

Modern Sandeepni School, Pathankot (Punjab)

Rhema International School, Pathankot (J&K)

Cambridge Mission Presentation Hr. Sec. School, Dayala Chack, Jammu (J&K)

Navyug Hr. Sec. School, Jammu (J&K)

Lecole Chempaka, Trivandrum (Kerala)

St.Teresa's AIHSS, Kannur (Kerala)

Chinmaya Vidyalaya HSS, Tripunithura (Kerala)

Good Shephered Modern English School, Palunda, Nilambur (Kerala)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Keltron Nagar, Kannur (Kerala)

V i d ya V i k a s S c h o o l , Ka r u k a d o m , Kothamangalam (Kerala)

The High Range School, Munnar (Kerala)

St.Marys Res.Central School, Alappuzha (Kerala)

Holy Cross CBSE School, Arthat, Kunnamkulam (Kerala)

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Gurukulam Public School, Venginissery, Thrissur (Kerala)

Sacred Heart Public School, Mookkannur, Angamaly (Kerala)

Kendriya Vidyalaya (Shift II), Adoor (Kerala)

Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Illickal, Kottayam (Kerala)

St.Paul EMHSS, Thenjipalam (Kerala)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pattom, Trivandrum (Kerala)

The Delta Study, Fort Kochi (Kerala)

St. Shanthal School LP School, Kowdiyar, Trivandrum (Kerala)

Little Flower GHSS, Chelakkara (Kerala)

Holy Angels E M School, Thalassery (Kerala)

Excel Public School, Arthat, Kunnamkulam (Kerala)

Mary Immaculate School, Berhampur (WB)

A.G Church School, Asansol (WB)

Techno Group of Schools (WB)

Geothal's Memorial School, Kurseong (WB)

St. Xavier's, Purulia (WB)

St. Xavier's, Burdwan (WB)

G. D Goenka public School, Siliguri (WB)

St. Paul's School, Darjeeling (WB)

Sri Chaitanya Techno School, Bangalore (Karnataka)

DPS School, Yelahanka, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Sri Jnanakshi Vidyaniketan, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Stella Maris Girls School, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Sophia Girls High School, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Indirapriyadarshini Girls' High School, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Kendriya Vidyalaya C.V. Raman Nagar, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Kendriya Vidyalaya Nal, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Air Force School Hebbal, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Shikshanadhaara Vidyaniketan, Bangalore (Karnataka)

SFS ICSE School, Bangalore (Karnataka)

New Baldwin Residential High School (S), Bangalore (Karnataka)

New Baldwin Residential School (J), Bangalore (Karnataka)

Tiny Tots Public School, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Bangalore (Karnataka)

New Baldwin Residential School (ICSE), Bangalore (Karnataka)

Sree Sharadamba Vidyaniketa, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Kendriya Vidyalaya Hebbal, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Blooming Glories High School, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Sri Ragavendra Swamy English High School, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Sudarshan Vidya Mandir, Bangalore (Karnataka)

St Pauls English School, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Gokul Public School, Bangalore (Karnataka)

M.S. Convent- Bangalore (Karnataka)

Adarsha Vidyalaya, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Baldwin Methodist Kan School, Bangalore (Karnataka)

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Priya English High School, Bangalore (Karnataka)

St. Fathima English School, Bangalore (Karnataka)

BNM P.U. College, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Siddartha High School, Bangalore (Karnataka)

St. Michaels School, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Ladyhill English Higher Primary School, Mangalore (Karnataka)

Prestige International School, Mangalore (Karnataka)

Kerala Samajam School , Mangalore (Karnataka)

Paper Town High School, Bhadravathi (Karnataka)

Sav School, Shimoga (Karnataka)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Shimoga (Karnataka)

St. Mary's English High School, Shimoga (Karnataka)

DVSC P.U. College, Shimoga (Karnataka)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, BEML, KGF (Karnataka)

William Richard School, KGF (Karnataka)

Jain Global School, KGF (Karnataka)

BEML Composite P.U. College, KGF (Karnataka)

Sainik School, Bijapur (Karnataka)

Teresian Convent Girls High School, Mysore (Karnataka)

The Forbes Academy, Gokak, Belgaum (Karnataka)

GES Adarsha High School, Belgaum (Karnataka)

St. Joseph Convent High School, Belgaum (Karnataka)

KLE International School, Belgaum (Karnataka)

Blooming Buds Central School, Belgaum (Karnataka)

Comrad Lenin Higher Primary School, Davengere (Karnataka)

B.E.A. High School, Davengere (Karnataka)

Koormanchal Academy, Almora (Uttarakhand)

Army Public School, Almora (Uttarakhand)

Ma r i a A s sump ta S choo l , Ka sh i pu r (Uttarakhand)

St. Mary's School, Kashipur (Uttarakhand)

RAN Senior Secondary School , Rudrapur (Uttarakhand)

Delhi Public School, Haridwar (Uttarakhand)

Delhi Public School, Roorkee (Uttarakhand)

Guru Nanak 5th Centenary School, Mussoorie (Uttarakhand)

Blooming Valley Public School, Kotwdar (Uttarakhand)

Seven Ox School, Dehradun (Uttarakhand)

Adam Girl's School, Almora (Uttarakhand)

Lovedale Academy, Dehradun (Uttarakhand)

St. Josephs College, Nainital (Uttarakhand)

Birl Vidhya Mandir, Nainital (Uttarakhand)

Convent o f Jesus Mary, Mussoor ie (Uttarakhand)

Shivdale School, Haridwar (Uttarakhand)

GRD, Dehradun (Uttarakhand)

The Asian School, Dehradun (Uttarakhand)

Kendriya Vidyalaya AFS No.2, Chennai (TN)

Kendriya Vidyalaya DGQA Chennai (TN)

Vidyodaya Mat. Hr. Sec. Academy Chennai (TN)

Blessed Mother Theresa Model Hr. Sec. School, Puducherry (TN)

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Crescent Mat. Hr. Sec. School (For Girls), Chennai (TN)

Sri Sankara Vidyalaya Mat. Hr.Sec.School, Chennai (TN)

Vanavani Mat. Hr. Sec. School, Chennai (TN)

E.L.M. Fabricius Hr. Sec. School, Chennai (TN)

T.E.L.C. Magdalene Girls Hr. Sec. School Chennai (TN)

Sri Sankara Vidyalaya Mat. Hr. Sec. School, Puducherry (TN)

Sri Sankara Vidyalaya Mat. Hr. Sec. School, M.G. Road, Puducherry (TN)

C.S.I. Mat. Hr. Sec. School, Vellore (TN)

Padma Seshadri Balabhavan Senior Secondary School, Chennai (TN)

Bharat Mat. Hr. Sec. School, Chennai (TN)

C.K.School of Practical Knowledge, Cuddalore (TN)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, OCF, Avadi, Chennai (TN)

MCC Campus Matriculation School, Chennai (TN)

Crescent Residential Mat. Hr. Sec. School, Chennai (TN)

Atomic Energy Central School, Chennai (TN)

MAVMM Hr.Sec. School, Madurai (TN)

MNU Jeyaraj Annapackiam MHSS, Madurai (TN)

Sri Sarada Vidhyavanam MHSS, Madurai (TN)

Pushpalata Mat.Hr.Sec.School, Palayamkottai (TN)

Pushpalata Vidya Mandir, Palayamkottai (TN)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Dindigul (TN)

St.Johns Hr.Sec.School, Palayamkottai (TN)

Akshara Mat.Hr.Sec.School, Madurai (TN)

Prem Mat.School, Madurai (TN)

Chirstu Raja Mat.Hr.Sec.School, Marthandam (TN)

Sankar HSS (India Cements Ltd.) Tirunelveli (TN)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Karaikudi (TN)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Rameshwaram (TN)

Amali Girls Hr.Sec.School, Rameswaram (TN)

Vikaasa Mat.Hr.Sec.School, (Madura Coats Ltd.) (TN)

Siddhu Mat.Hr.Sec.School Madurai (Tamil Nadu)

Infant Jesus Mat.Hr.Sec.School, Ramnad (TN)

APS Academy Mat. School, Tirupur (TN)

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St.Antony's Mat. School, Ganeshpuram, Coimbatore (TN)

St. Basil Mat. School, Salem (TN)

St. John's Mat. Hr. Sec. School, Salem (TN)

Govt. High School, Alagapuram, Salem (TN)

Naga Memorial School, Erode (TN)

Thiru Murugan Mat. Hr. Sec. School, Tirupur (TN)

Sowdeswari Model Vidyalaya Mat. School, Coimbatore (TN)

Elsie Mat. Hr. Sec. School, Coimbatore (TN)

Sri Padmavathy Ammal Nursery & Primary School, Coimbatore (TN)

Railway Mixed Mat. School, Coimbatore (TN)

Shri Ram Green Valley Nursery & Primary School, Tirupur (TN))

Hildas Nursery & Primary School, Tirupur (TN)

Stella Mary's Nursery& Primary School, Tirupur (TN)

Eswari Vidyalayam, Tirupur (TN)

Bharathiyar Nursery& Primary School, Tirupur (TN)

Blossom Nursery& Primary School, Tirupurn (TN)

Parish Nursery& Primary School, Tirupur (TN)

S.K.V. Vidyalaya Nursery& Primary School, Tirupur (TN)

Meghakavi Vidyalaya Nursery & Primary School, Tirupur (TN)

Ponni Nursery& Primary School, Tirupur (TN)

Gems Nursery& Primary School, Tirupur (TN)

CMS Mat. Hr. Sec School, Coimbatore (TN)

Bannari Amman Vidya Niketan Mat. Hr. Sec. School, Sathy (TN)

TNK Vidyalaya Nursery & Primary School, Tirupur (TN)

Akasaya Nursery & Primary School, Tirupur (TN)

Meghakavi Vidyalaya Nursery& Primary School, Tirupur (TN)

Megakalai Vidyalaya Nursery& Primary School, Tirupur (TN)

Dayawati Modi Academy-1, Meerut & Raibareilly (UP)

Delhi Public School, Bulandshahar, Hapur, Eldeco Lucknow, Kashi Varanasi, Allahabad & Saharanpur (UP)

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Army Public School, Meerut (UP)

Dewan Public School, Hapur (UP)

St.John's Sr.Sec.School, Meerut (UP)

L.N. Public School Hapur (UP)

Career Convent Girl's Inter/Career Convent College, Lucknow (UP)

Miniland Public School, Hapur (UP)

Radha Ballabh Public School, Agra (UP)

GAIL.DAV, Auraiya (UP)

G.D.Goenka, Lucknow (UP)

Dr.Virendra Swaroop Education Centre, Farrukhabad (UP)

MPVM Ganga Gurukulum, Allahabad (UP)

Jagat Taran Golden Jubilee School, Allahabad (UP)

Navyug Girls Inter College, Lucknow (UP)

Jagran Public School, Lucknow (UP)

Sun Beam Academy, Samne Ghat, Varanasi (UP)

Allahabad Public School, Allahabad (UP)

Tejswini Vidya Mandir, Nagpur (Maharashtra)

St. Xaviers High School, MIDC, Nagpur (Maharashtra)

School of Scholars, Yavatmal (Maharashtra)

School of Scholars, Nagpur (Maharashtra)

Sandipani School, Nagpur (Maharashtra)

Seventh Day Adventist School, Nagpur (Maharashtra)

Bhavans G.B.Mohta Vidya Mandir, Hinganghat (Maharashtra)

Carmel High School, Gadchiroli (Maharashtra)

Yavatmal Public School, Nagpur (Maharashtra)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Vayusena (Maharashtra)

Lions English Medium School, Wani (Maharashtra)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pulgaon (Maharashtra)

St. Xavier's High School, Nagpur (Maharashtra)

Modern School, Civil Line (Maharashtra)

Kai lashpath Singhaniya, Lodhikheda (Maharashtra)

Bhansali High School, Saunsar (Maharashtra)

Matoshri Vidyalaya, Tukum (Maharashtra)

Ryan International, Aurangabad (Maharashtra)

St. John's School, Aurangabad (Maharashtra)

R.C.Patel Mar. Med. Prim. School.Shirpur, Dhule (Maharashtra)

Holi Cross Convent School, Kolhapur (Maharashtra)

Radhabai Shinde Prim & Sec. Eng School, Kolhapur (Maharashtra)

Bramha Valley School, Nashik (Maharashtra)

English Prep. School, Deolali, Nashik (Maharashtra)

Guru Govind Singh High School, Nashik (Maharashtra)

Kilbil St. Francis High School, Nashik (Maharashtra)

Navrachana Vidyalaya, Nashik (Maharashtra)

Rachana Vidyalaya, Nashik (Maharashtra)

Ryan International, Nashik (Maharashtra)

Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Nashik (Maharashtra)

•St. Francis High School, Rane Nagar, Nashik (Maharashtra)

•St. Francis High School, Tidke Colony, Nashik (Maharashtra)

•D.A.V. Public School, Pune (Maharashtra)

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•Kashi Vishweshwar Eng. Med. School, Pimple Gurav, Pune (Maharashtra)

•Little Angels High School, Sangvi, Pune (Maharashtra)

•Mar Ivanious Convent School, Pune (Maharashtra)

•Mastermind Eng. Med. School, Pune (Maharashtra)

•Mrutunjay Education Society Sangvi, Pune (Maharashtra)

•Narsinha Sec. School, Sangvi, Pune (Maharashtra)

•Panditrao Agashe Pri & Sec. School, Pune (Maharashtra)

•SNBP Prim School Pimpri, Pune (Maharashtra)

•Vishnuanand Eng. Med. School Prim. Pune (Maharashtra)

•Y.D.Tannu Mar. Med School, New Sangvi, Pune (Maharashtra)

•KBP Collage Satara, Satara (Maharashtra)

•Mha lsakant V idya laya , Pa l , Sa ta ra (Maharashtra)

•Satara Eng. Med. School, Satara (Maharashtra)

•K.V. Solapur, Solapur (Maharashtra)

•J.N.V. Solapur, Solapur (Maharashtra)

•Narayana Concept School, Boduppal, Hyderabad (AP)

•SR Digi Group of Schools, Hyderabad (AP)

•NRI'S Springs School,Vijayawada,Kukatpally, Hyderabad (AP)

•Hyderabad Public Schools, Begumpet, Hyderabad (AP)

•Kakatiya Techno Schools, Hyderabad (AP)

•Sri Chaitanya Techno Schools, Gajuwaka, Vizag (AP)

•Sri Chaitanya Techno Schools, NAD, Vizag (AP)

•K.V.Gachibowli, Hyderabad (AP)

•Vignan Vidyalayam, Kukatpally, Hyderabad (AP)

•Sri Vyshnavi Concept School,Kukatpally, Hyderabad (AP)

•K.V.Yeddumailaram, Medak (AP)

•Sri Chaitanya Techno Schools (AP)

•Ravindra Barathi School, Vijayawada (AP)

•Harvest Public School, Warangal (AP)

•Satyam International School, Meerpet, Hyderabad (AP)

•Krishnaveni Talent Schools, Vanasthalipuram, Hyderabad (AP)

•Christ Jyoti, Satna (MP)

•Jyoti Convent, Rewa (MP)

•K.V. No.01, Bhopal (MP)

•Delhi Public School, Bhopal (MP)

•International Public School, Bhopal (MP)

•Kendriya Vidyalaya, 01 STC, Jabalpur (MP)

•Kendriya Vidyalaya, VFJ, Jabalpur (MP)

•Kendriya Vidyalaya 02 , Jabalpur (MP)

•Small Wonders, Jabalpur (MP)

•St. Xavier, Jabalpur (MP)

•Ryan International, Jabalpur (MP)

St. Theresa, Bhopal (MP)

Christ Jyoti, Ujjain (MP)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Ujjain (MP)

Choithram International, Indore (MP)

Kendriya Vidyalaya No-01, Indore (MP)

Garrison Children School, Pune (Maharashtra)

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Kendriya Vidyalaya No-02, Indore (MP)

DAV, Singoroli (MP)

St. Fransisco, Seoini (MP)

Balvikas Progressive School, Panipat (Haryana)

DLDAV School, Pitam Pura (Delhi)

DAV School, Sec.-7, Rohini (Delhi)

St. Columbas School (Delhi)

Hillwoods India Society (Delhi)

Lady Irwin Sr. Sec. School (Delhi)

Deep Memorial Public School (Delhi)

N.K. Bagrodia Public School (Delhi)

Shiksha Bharti Pupblic School (Delhi)

Govt. Co-ed Sarvodaya Vidyalaya, RK Puram, Sector - 13 (Delhi)

Gurukul The School, Ghaziabad (UP)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Air Force Station, Arjangarh, Gurgaon (Haryana)

Rotary Public School, Gurgaon (Haryana)

DAV Public School, Panipat (Haryana)

Salwan Girls SSS, Old Rajendra Nagar (Delhi)

DLF Public School, Ghaziabad (UP)

Kendriya Vidyalaya (Delhi)

Chinmaya Vidyalaya (Delhi)

St. John's School, Faridabad (Haryana)

Delhi Public School, Panipat (Haryana)

Ever Green Public School (Delhi)

Khaitan Public School, NOIDA (UP)

Halwasia Vidya Vihar Sr. Sec. School, Sirsa (Haryana)

Modern Convent School, Dwarka (Delhi)

Shiksha Bharti Public Shool, Dwarka (Delhi)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Vasant Kunj (Delhi)

Aadharshila Vidyapeeth, CD - Block, Pitampura (Delhi)

Delhi Public School, Sonipat (Haryana)

Suncity World School, Gurgaon (Haryana)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Shalimar Bagh (Delhi)

SD Public School, Pitampura, (Delhi)

Shimla Public School, Khalini, Shimla (HP)

Ankur Day School, Kasumpti, Shimla (HP)

Bishop Cotton School, BCS Chowk, Shimla (HP)

Princeton School, BCS Shimla (HP)

New Model Public High School, Cheibroad, Kangra (HP)

Happy Model High School, Hill View Building, Opp. Gurudwara, Sanjauli (HP)

Wood Stone Sr.Sec.School, Solan (HP)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Jutogh Cantt. Shimla (HP)

Bishop Cotton School, BCS Chowk, Shimla (HP)

Anuradha School, P.O-Marnda, Palampur, Kangra (HP)

St.Pauls, Palampur, Kangra, (HP)

St. Xavier High School, Himachali Bhawan, Sanjauli, Shimla (HP)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Jakhoo, Shimla (HP)

Glory Public School, Near Sagar View Hotel, P.O. Bamta, Distt-Bilaspur (HP)

Manali Public School, Aleo, New Manali, Kullu (HP)

Convent of Jesus and Mary, Chelsa, Shimla (HP)

Delhi Public School, Hadimba Road, Manali, Distt. Kullu (HP)

St. Peters School, Chuchot Yokma Choglanser, Leh (J&K)

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Kendriya Vidyalaya, Leh & Ladakh, Choglamser Road (J&K)

Mahabodhi Residential School, Leh, J&K, Chuglamser, Leh (J&K)

John Wesley Public School, Parthi House,Nagar (HP)

La Montessori School, Kelheli, Kullu (HP)

Kendriya Vidhalya, Dalhousie, Banikhet, Chamba (HP)

Lamdon Sr.Sec.School, Leh Ladakh, (J&K)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Subathu, Solan (HP)

Auckland House school, Sanjauli, Shimla (HP)

Shree Swaminarayan High School, Gandhinagar (Gujarat)

Shiv Ashish School, Ahmedabad (Gujarat)

Podar International School, Ahmedabad (Gujarat)

Mahapragya Vidyaniketan, Gandhinagar (Gujarat)

Best High School, Ahmedabad (Gujarat)

Shree P.V. Modi School, Rajkot (Gujarat)

Masoom School, Rajkot (Gujarat)

Pravrutti Vidyalaya, Jeevan Bharti, Surat (Gujarat)

Sheth Dhanjisha Rustamji Umrigar Memorial School, Surat (Gujarat)

ETS School, Nadiad (Gujarat)

St. Kabir School, Vadodara (Gujarat)

New Era School, Vadodara (Gujarat)

The King's School, Mugali, Salcete (Goa)

St.Mary's High School, Varca, Salcete (Goa)

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Bambolim Camp (Goa)

Calcutta International School, Kolkata (WB)

South City International School, Kolkata (WB)

National Gems H.S. School, Kolkata (WB)

Shri Shikshayatan School, Kolkata (WB)

Aditya Academy, Kolkata (WB)

Christ Church Girls' School, Kolkata (WB)

Future Foundation School, Kolkata (WB)

Kidzee Group of Schools, Kolkata & West Bengal (Assam)

Garden High School, Kolkata (WB)

Hariyana Vidyamandir, Kolkata (WB)

Lakshmipat Singhania Academy, Kolkata (WB)

Holy Palace, Kolkata (WB)

St. Thomas Day School, Kolkata (WB)

Mangalam Vidyaniketan, Kolkata (WB)

Patha Bhavan, Kolkata (WB)

Abhinav Bharti Sec. School, Kolkata (WB)

Bhagabati Devi Balika Vidyalaya, Salt Lake, Kolkata (WB)

Mongrace Mont. School, Kolkata (WB)

The Aryans School, Kolkata (WB)

Calcutta Airport English High School, Kolkata (WB)

Seven Set School, Shillong (Meghalaya)

Delhi Public School, Dimapur (Nagaland)

Army Public School, Dimapur (Nagaland)

Mother's Public School, Bhubaneswar (Odisha)

K.V No.2, Bhubaneswar (Odisha)

Jindal School, Barbil (Odisha)

St. Vincent School, Berhampur (Odisha)

St. Joseph's Convent, Rourkela (Odisha)

K.V. Puri (Odisha)

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St. Anselm's School, Alwar (Rajasthan)

National Academy, Alwar (Rajasthan)

Happy Sr. Sec. School, Alwar (Rajasthan)

Chinar Public School, Alwar (Rajasthan)

Happy Sr. Sec. School, Alwar (Rajasthan)

Bal Bharti Sr. Sec. School, Alwar (Rajasthan)

Shri Guru Harkishan Public School, Alwar (Rajasthan)

Alwar Public School, Alwar (Rajasthan)

Silver Oak School, Alwar (Rajasthan)

K. V. No. 2, (Army), Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

K. V. No.2, Air Force, Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

Air Force School, Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

Army School, Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

Sawai Man Singh School, Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

K. V. No. 1 (AFS), Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

K. V. (BSF), Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

Cambridge Public School, Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

K. V. No. 1, Army, Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

Central Academy, Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

G. S. Jangid Memorial Public School, Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

K. V. No. 2, (A. F.S), Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

KV. BFS, Mandore, Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

Delhi Public School, Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

Shri Sohan Lal Manihar Public School, Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

Oxford Public Sr. Sec. School, Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

Maheshwari Sr. Sec. School, Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

Shri Sumer Girls Sr. Sec. School, Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

Sanskriti School, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

Maheshwari Public School, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

K. V. No.1, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

K .V. No.2, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

Maharaja Agrawan Sr. Sec. School, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

DAV Central Public School, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

St. Pauls's Sr. Sec. School, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

St. Joseph School, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

DAV Sr. Sec. School, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

Lawrence and Mayo School, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

Queen Mary Girls School, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

Military School, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

Army School, Nasirabad, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

Mayo College, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

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Mayura School, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

Gujati Sr. Sec. School, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

St. John' Sec. School, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

K. V. Nasirabad, Ajmer (Rajasthan)

Star Tract School, Bikaner (Rajasthan)

St. Vivekanand, Bikaner (Rajasthan)

Teresa Children Academy, Bikaner (Rajasthan)

Army School, Bikaner (Rajasthan)

K. V. No.1, Bikaner (Rajasthan)

SDP Memorial School, Bikaner (Rajasthan)

Air Force School, Bikaner (Rajasthan)

K. V. No.2, Bikaner (Rajasthan)

K. V.No.3, Naal, Bikaner (Rajasthan)

Army School, Kota (Rajasthan)

Bakshi's Springdale school, Kota (Rajasthan)

DAV School, Kota (Rajasthan)

Modern School, Kota (Rajasthan)

Sir Padampath Singhania School, Kota (Rajasthan)

K. V. No. 1, Kota (Rajasthan)

K. V. No.2, Kota (Rajasthan)

Central Academy, Kota (Rajasthan)

Aklank Public School, Kota (Rajasthan)

Sanskar International Academy, Hanumangarh (Rajasthan)

DAV Centenary Public School, Hanumangarh (Rajasthan)

National Public School, Hanumangarh (Rajasthan)

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Sanskar School, Hanumangarh (Rajasthan)

Sanskar International School, Hanumangarh (Rajasthan)

Guruhar Kishan Sr. Sec. School, Ganganagar (Rajasthan)

K. V. Sadhuwali Cantt. Ganganagar (Rajasthan)

Good Shepherd Public School, Ganganagar (Rajasthan)

Birhgt Land's Convent School, Ganganagar (Rajasthan)

Sanatan Dharam Girls School, Ganganagar (Rajasthan)

Nosegay Publ ic School, Ganganagar (Rajasthan)

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•Jawahar Jain Sikshan Sansthan, Udaipur (Rajasthan)

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•B. N. Public School, Udaipur (Rajasthan)

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•Gurunanak Sr. Sec. School, Delhi Gate, Udaipur (Rajasthan)

•K. V. No.1, Udaipur (Rajasthan)

•B. N. Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur (Rajasthan)

•The Junior Study, Udaipur (Rajasthan)

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•Happy Home Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur (Rajasthan)

•Noble International School, Udaipur (Rajasthan)

•Maharaja Maharana Pratap School, Udaipur (Rajasthan)

•Maharaja Madho Singh Vidya Mandir, Udaipur (Rajasthan)

•St .Paul School, Sawai Madhopur (Rajasthan)

•Kendriya Vidyalaya, Sawai Madhopur (Rajasthan)

•K. V. Bharatpur (Rajasthan)

•St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School, Bharatpur (Rajasthan)

•St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School, Banswara (Rajasthan)

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•Central Academy, Bhiwadi (Rajasthan)

•Sangam School of Excellency, Bhilwara (Rajasthan)

•Shri Mahesh Sikshan Sadan Sr. Sec. School, Bhilwara (Rajasthan)

•Manik Lal Verma Mahila Ashram, Bhilwara (Rajasthan)

•Adarsh Vidya Niketan, Bhilwara (Rajasthan)

•Noble International School, Bhilwara (Rajasthan)

•Kendriya Vidyalaya, Bhilwara (Rajasthan)

•Air Force School, Jaisalmer (Rajasthan)

•St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School, Jaisalmer (Rajasthan)

•K. V. Army Cant., Suratgarh (Rajasthan)

•K. V. No. 2, Suratgarh (Rajasthan)

•Emmanuel Mission School, Dausa (Rajasthan)

•K. V. Sikar (Rajasthan)

•Vidya Bharti School, Sikar (Rajasthan)

•Bhart Bharti Sr. Sec. School, Sikar (Rajasthan)

•Mody Girl's School, Laxmangarh (Rajasthan)

•B. R. Birla Public School, Paali (Rajasthan)

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•St. Joseph's Convent High School, Jethuli, Patna (Bihar)

•St. Joseph's High School, Kankarbagh, Patna (Bihar)

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•St. Karen's High School, S K Puri, Patna (Bihar)

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•Ishan International Girls School, Danapur, Patna (Bihar)

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•D A V Public School, BSEB Colony, Patna (Bihar)

•Emmanuel School, Motihari (Bihar)

•St. Joseph's School, Bhagalpur (Bihar)

•Braj Kishore Kindergarten, Chapra (Bihar)

•St. Xavier's Sr. Sec. School, Bettiah (Bihar)

•St. Xavier's High School, Patna (Bihar)

•Infant Jesus School, Patna City, Patna (Bihar)

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R. L. Shanthi, Noida

Tata Electric Companie's Officersguild,Navi Mumbai

Virola International, Agra

Vijay G Devnani & Hoor Devnani, Dubai

Abha Bhandari, New Delhi

Amar Khanchand Peswani, Mumbai

Carbon Edge Industries Limited, Kutch

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Pradip Kumar Dhole, Kolkata

S. Kalyanaraman, Chennai

Ananth Subramanian, Chennai

Vasuben T Parekh, Bhavnagar

Eliza Z Karachiwala, Mumbai

Zaafir Z Karachiwala, Mumbai

Lokhandwala Nestings Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai

Suresh R. Rastogi, Mumbai

Lotus Advisory Services Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai

Samata Lok Sansthan, Gwalior

Kumud K Mehta, Mumbai

Rajeeb Chatterjee, Mumbai

Suresh Kumar Malik, New Delhi

A2z Filtration Specialities Pvt. Ltd. Gurgaon

A. Logambal, Madurai

Anand Trivedi, Mumbai

Annapurna Indian Women' S Club, New Delhi

Aruna Ramniklal H Joshi, Mumbai

Ashok Kota, Secunderabad

Avtar Singh Dhanota, New Delhi

B.S Thapliyal, Noida

Bimal Manu Tanna, Mumbai

G J Malik, New Delhi

G R Mansukhani, Mumbai

Hannah A Simeon, Raigad

Illana Cariapa, Bangalore

Irene Kamat, Nasik

K. Sri Rama Murthy, Hyderabad

Khatau Narbheram & Co., Kolkata

Late Ms. Pushp Lata Ahuja, New Delhi

M M Forgings Limited, Chennai

M. Prabhanjana Murti, Hyderabad

M. R. B. Punja, Bangalore

Mahaveer Prasad Singhal, New Delhi

Mala Gupta, New Delhi

Malikkamadom Rajan, Chennai

Manirathinam K, Cuddalore

Minoo F. Mehta, Mumbai

Mulky Shridhar Kamath, Pune

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Satya Gupta, New Delhi

Titagarh Wagons Ltd., Kolkata

Vashi (Vasudev) Khemchand Sabhnani, Pune

Kothari Enterprises, Mumbai

Coloraids, New Delhi

M Balasubramaniyam, Chennai

Pallavi Sridhar, Noida

V S Chandra (Retd), Bangalore

Rengu George Joseph, Kottayam

Balbir Balwant Singh, Pune

Chandra Visvanathan, Mumbai

D S Bhavnagri, Mumbai

Karan S. Bhandari, Chandigarh

Panchtarni Foundation, New Delhi

R K P Shankardass, New Delhi

Ramesh Khanna, Chennai

Amar Singh Dhillon (Retd.), Panchkula

L S Balasubramanian, Trichy

Mangalore Balakrishna Rao, Mysore

Rajul Sogani, Delhi

S K Malik, New Delhi

Shashi Kant Chawla, Delhi

Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi

Rajeev Kaul, Delhi

Sandeep Das, Mumbai

M Sudhakararao, Vizag

Kamal Pahuja, Delhi

Raji Swamy, Chennai

Ravi Kiran Vadlamani, Bangalore

Rita Saksena, Chandigarh

S Bagyalakshmi, Trichy

Sanjay Gurjar, Mumbai

Shayana Lingoo Bidiwala & Co. Mumbai

Laila Eapen, Chennai

Daisy Mistri, Bangalore

Rajiv Manohar Sakhardande, Mumbai

Anil Kumar Mukati, Bhopal

Jatinder Ravindranath, Pune

Mayank Kaul, Indore

Olypub Pvt. Ltd. Kolkata

R N Dawar(Retd.)VSM, New Delhi

R S Mamik, Delhi

Ritu Arora, New Delhi

Savi International, Jalandhar

Kadur Krishnaswamy Rao Shivakumara, Bangalore

Prafulchandra Ramniklal Shukla, Ahmedabad

Roopak V Vaidya, Mumbai

A Koteeswaran, Madurai

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Amrit Kaur, Chandigarh

Aravind Laboratories, Chennai

Ashutosh Labroo, Mumbai

C S. Saraf, Chennai

C. G. Wilson, Secunderabad

Chandra Rekha, New Delhi

Cross Section Publications, New Delhi

D P Naganand, Bangalore

D P Sabharwal(Retd.), Bangalore

Darab C Pader, Mumbai

Debashish Mukherjee, Gurgaon

Dilip D Mandpe, Nagpur

Dipak Chandiramani, Mumbai

Dipankar Basu, Mumbai

Eddya Raman (Retd.), Mysore

Estate of Manmohan Nath Hukku, Kolkata

Freny D Pader, Mumbai

Gagan Holani, Mumbai

Geetika Mittal, Thane

Gurpawan Singh, New Delhi

Harish Swamy, Bangalore

Hemal Mehta, Thane

Hiru M Jhangiani, Mumbai

Jayendra Dharsi Dassani, Mumbai

Jeroo K. Cama, Mumbai

John Davy, Dubai

Kalindi D Shah, Vadodara

Kalpana Narayan Jog, Mumbai

Kalpana Sankhala, Jaipur

Krishnamurthy T S, Bangalore

Lakshmi Narayan Ganti Sarma, Mumbai

M Shalini Rao, New Delhi

M. Batmanabane, Pondicherry

Madan Gopal Sharma, Phagwara

Madhu Bhalla Ahluwalia, New Delhi

Madhusudan Singh, Jaipur

Man Mohan Agarwal, Mumbai

Mani Phiroze Pithawala, Mumbai

N P Mani, Coimbatore

Narottam Kumar Sharma, Mumbai

Navneet Virk, Phagwara

Perin Mani, Mumbai

Pradeep Agarwala, New Delhi

Productivity Aids Pvt. Ltd. Pune

R. Srivatsav, Chennai

Radha Krishna Agrawal, Chennai

Ragav Devanathan, Bangalore

Ramamurthy R, Bangalore

Ramesh Valecha, Mumbai

Rash Behari Ghose, Pondicherry

Reliance Jute Mills (International) Ltd. Kolkata

Rohan Chopra, New Delhi

S D Mehra, New Delhi

S.K. Wadia Charites, Mumbai

Santosh Nair, Dubai

Sapna Jacob, Pune

Seth Jeevanji Jamasji Mistry's Surat Adarian Fund, Mumbai

Sheela Sane, Nagpur

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Suman Sidana, Mumbai

Sunitee Shriram Gurujee, Mumbai

Surrender Saini, New Delhi

The Sathyanarayana Charitable Trust, Chennai

The Wipe Hotwire India Thermal Equipments (P) Ltd. Alwar

Ved Prakash, New Delhi

Vijaylakshmi Bhalla, Ahmedabad

Hasit B. Joshipura, Mumbai

Gaurav Trehan, Mumbai

Rajat Agarwal, Hyderabad

Debasis Roy, Delhi

Jaswinder Singh, Amritsar

K.Rebecca Thomas, Mumbai

Mahasweta Ghosh, Patna

Precision Engineering Product, Silvassa

R Aravazuagan, Mumbai

Rohit Kapur, New Delhi

Srikanth Busam, Hyderabad

Joy Kidangan, Chennai

Kiran Sahni, New Delhi

Ratan Agarwal, Ahmedabad

Dharmendra Goel, Panchkula

Jignesh Desai, Mumbai

Ajoy H. Chawla, Bangalore

Amrit Sagar Chopra, Bangalore

Anjan Sen, Mumbai

Anuj Mithani, Mumbai

Anurag Khanna, Kutch

Ashok K Kapur, New Delhi

Cherian K Cherian, Mumbai

Deepak Sarup, NOIDA

Dr. J C Srivastava, New Delhi

Edenpark Hotels Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi

Girish Nayak, Mumbai

Hema Chandra, Lucknow

Jayanti Prasad Khaitan, Kolkata

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Kapil Dhyani, New Delhi

Mahaveer Prasad, Lucknow

Malini Ghosh, Gurgaon

Megha Deshmukh, Nagpur

Mino Kersi Gherda, Mumbai

N Ramaswamy, Chennai

Navita Kathuria, New Delhi

Pradeep Jain, Kolkata

R C Iyer, Mumbai

Raj Menon, Kochi

Rajneesh Mathur, Gurgaon

Ranga Gopalswami, Bangalore

Ranvir Ahuja, Meerut

Sanjay Yadav, New Delhi

Saroj Prasad, Patna

Siravara Madhusudan, Bangalore

Subhash Chandra, Lucknow

Sudeep Baid, Kolkata

Sushma Rani, Lucknow

Swarn Arora Juneja, Delhi

V V Padmavati, Hyderabad

V. Satish Chandra (Retd.), Bangalore

Vivek Nidhi Mehrotra, Bangalore

Y D Dhingra, Gurgaon

K Rupchand, Mumbai

Avinash Gawande, Pune

Lekha Narayanankutty Menon, Mumbai

N N Prabhakara Rao, Hyderabad

S K Bahri, New Delhi

Balasubramaniam Ramanadhan, Mumbai

Dorab S Davar, Mumbai

Icra Limited, Gurgaon

Inderbir Singh, Rohtak

Joy Roychowdhury, Kolkata

Kunj B. Bansal, Mumbai

Promilla Chand, Chandigarh

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Udayan Bhattacharyya, Kolkata

Ved P Gakhar, Kentucky

Virendra Amarnath Mittal, Mumbai

Vishnu Pad Chakraborty, Pune

M. Soundarya, Chennai

Vijay K Kumar, New Delhi

A Gomathinayagam, Chennai

Alka Singh, New Delhi

Anil Govind Limje, Pune

Anshuman Rawat, New Delhi

Anupama Samantray, Bhubaneshwar

Anuradha Mahesh Shanbhag, Mumbai

Arobinda Gupta, Kharagpur

Ashish Thakur, Gurgaon

Ashok Panjwan, New Delhi

Bansie Kamat, Pune

Bhagat Singh, Chandigarh

C P Kothandaraman, Chennai

Chandrika S Purohit, Baroda

Charan Singh Khuman, Chandigarh

Deval Ganguli, Delhi

Farokh Behram Daruvala, Mumbai

Felix Madiath, Chennai

G V Satyavati, Bangalore

G. Sreeramulu, Hyderabad

Global Calcium Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore

Guru Raja Reddy Y, Bangalore

Harish Pujara, Ahmedabad

Indira Chopra, New Delhi

Jagdeep Singh Jaiswal, Gurgaon

Jagdish Mohan Kirpalani, Mumbai

Kala Rattan, Pune

Kamala S. Jayarao, Hyderabad

Kulbir Singh Ahuja, Mumbai

M Sandhya, Vizag

M. N. Chakravarthy, Mumbai

Megha Gupta, New Delhi

Mehroo P Vasunia, Mumbai

Navneet Kaur Virk, Phagwara

Neelakshi Shalla, Gurgaon

Percy P. Pereira, Mumbai

Priya Paul Tharakan, Mumbai

Radha Panicker, Thane

Rajalakshmi Krishna Iyer, Chennai

Rajesh V Balwani, Mumbai

Rajson Pen & Plastic Industries, Mumbai

Samar Chauhan, Mumbai

Sanjay Mashruwala, Mumbai

Sanjeev Naik Garu, Hyderabad

Sanjeev Prasad, Mumbai

Santosh Chawla, New Delhi

Sewa Singh, Noida

Siddharth Rattan, Pune

Sneh Bhargava, New Delhi

Sriram Chits Tamilnadu Pvt.Ltd.

Sujeeth Rajavolu, Kolkata

Sukhdeep Singh, New Delhi

Sumitra Mukherjee, Kolkata

Suzan Philip, Mumbai

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Abhaya Kumar A, Bangalore

Anil Bhaskarrao Patil, Mumbai

Asim C.P. Srivastav, Mumbai

B. Padwa Reddy, Hyderabad

Bharat Bhushan Gupta Huf, Aligarh

Bindu Champaklal Zaveri, Mumbai

Chandravati K Gala, Mumbai

Dean John, Mumbai

Dinesh Talwar, New Delhi

Doris John, Mumbai

Eugine ThomasVarghese, Bangalore

Harendr Thakorbhai Desai, Mumbai

Joydeep Bose, Koramangala

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Lakshmi Narayan Mandhata Patnaik, Bhubaneswar

Lekshmi Krishnan, Mumbai

Manju Kapur Dalmia, New Delhi

Meera Chandavarkaar, Mumbai

N Rajkumar, Mumbai

Nileema Mahendrakar, Navi Mumbai

Nirmal Chandra, Pune

Nirmal K Jha, Noida

P D Gholap, Mumbai

P Gowri Pai

Raman Gaur, Allahabad

Ramesh Bhalodia, Mumbai

Ranjit Chaudhri, Kolkata

Rohit A Kapadia, Mumbai

S Mohan, Ratnagiri

S Shanmugasundaram, Chennai

Sankey Prasad, Bangalore

Savitri Biyani, Nagpur

Shripal S Bhansali, Mumbai

Sunil M. Gavaskar, Mumbai

Tahereh Jalali, Mumbai

Veera Aspi Variava, Hubli

Vijay Pramod Karia, Mumbai

Shekhar Tover, Bangalore

Juvenil Jani, Ahmedabad

A V Kannan, Calicut

Aloo N. Sidhva, Mumbai

Amar Umap, Pune

Amit Khanna, Mumbai

Amita N Grover, Mumbai

Amol Shukla, Pune

Amrita Grover, New Delhi

Amulya Goyal, Mumbai

Anil Kumar Khare, Jhunjhunu

Anuj Gupta, Bahadurgarh

Arti Khanna, New Delhi

Arun K. Munsif, Mumbai

Aruna.A, Chennai

Ashok Shridhar Patankar, Mumbai

B K Mowdawalla, Pune

Balasubramanian Viswanathan, Bangalore

103 year old Gauranga Das,

was found lying curled up in a

shed of a Tailors shop near the

B h u b a n e s w a r R a i l w a y

Station Gate.

With no

food, water, clothes or a roof

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begging . HelpAge Elder

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C. Lalitha Devi, Hyderabad

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Chandra Shekhar Datye, Pune

Chandrasekaran. G

Chirag Aniruddha Shah, Ahmedabad

D Raghuram, Bangalore

D Ravindra Reddy, Hyderabad

D P Razdan, Noida

Dady C Dady, Pune

Dalal & Co. Pune

Darash Mathur (IFS), Guwahati

Deepak Menghani, Thane

Depkiran S Khanwalkar, Mumbai

Devji Vithaldas Amlani, Panaji

Dhiman Sinha, Tripura

Diwakar Nigam, New Delhi

Diwali Shah, Ahmedabad

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Fluidtherm Technology (P) Ltd. Chennai

Gadepalli Nageswara Rao, N/A

Ganesh Prasad, New Delhi

George Mathen, Pune

Govindaraj Kurugodu, Hyderabad

Hemanth Pissay, Hyderabad

K V Ramakrishna, Thane

K L Gomber, Ambala

Kallayil Pradeep, Chennai

Kamini Bagai, Noida

Kaveri Janardhan Trust, Mysore

Keki M. Barsivala, Mumbai

Keshav Kakar, Amritsar

Krishan Chander Anand, Mumbai

L C Joshi Ranee, Jorhat

Lakshmi Eshwar, Chennai

Lionel Barretto, Mumbai

M M Sharma (Retd.), New Delhi

M P Raghavan, New Delhi

Madhusudan T Tijoriwala, Mumbai

Mahendra Singh, Jaipur

Manjiri C Datya, Pune

May Florence Vijay, Bangalore

Meena Investment Enterprises, Mumbai

Mohanram P Jayapal, Bangalore

Mukul Mohan Mittal, Ghaziabad

N G Alai, Mumbai

N Subramaniam, Gurgaon

Nalini Bharatula, Bangalore

Narayanan Ramanathan, Bangalore

Navneet Karnani, Pune

Niraj J. Trivedi, Mumbai

Noshir D. Sidhva, Mumbai

O S Bawa, New Delhi

P N Mehta, New Delhi

P S Gupta, Delhi

Philip Mammen, Mumbai

Prabir Kumar Chatterji, Kolkata

Pradyumna N Shah, Mumbai

Prakash Sales Agencies, Belgaum

Praveen Kenneth, Mumbai

Preci Turn Pvt. Ltd. Faridabad

Prema Rao, Mumbai

Raghavan Srinivasan, Bangalore

Raj Kumar Sehgal, New Delhi

Rajani K Iyer, Mumbai

Rajavel S. Bangalore

Rajendra Vertia, Lucknow

Ravindra S. R. Bangalore

Reena Avasthi, Lucknow

Reny Paul, Bangalore

S Balasubramanian, Chidembaran

S N Kapur, New Delhi

Santosh Bawa, New Delhi

Sapna Narang, Gurgaon

Sarath Chandershakar, Bangalore

Sarma Pingali, Secunderabad

Saroja Balaraman, Pune

Satish Kr. Kalra, Gurgaon

Seeta Badrinath, Chennai

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Sharda N Pande, Mumbai

Shefali Jayulkumar Desai, Mumbai

Shubhada Pereira, Mumbai

Siddhartha Mitra, Kolkata

Sodikumar Visweswaran, Bangalore

Subodh Gupta, Mumbai

Sudhansu Mohan Patnaik, Bhubaneshwar

Sunjewels International Lt., Mumbai

Surinder Dhir, Noida

T Shiv Kumar, Hyderabad

Thanawala Consultancy Services, Mumbai

Uma Ahuja, New Delhi

United Engineers, New Delhi

Usha K Sharma, Mumbai

V Karunakaran, Pune

V M M Game (Retd.), Pune

Varshben Gopalbhai Gohel, Surat

Vasanthi Devi. K

Ved Prakash Garg, New Delhi

Venkat Ram Dhaduvai, Hyderabad

Vikas Madhao Khare, Mumbai

Vimla Balimane, Thane

Vipin Ravindranath, Bangalore

Vivek Joshi, New Delhi

W D Dandage, Pune

Y Mahabaleswarappa & Sons, Bellary

Nerius Farrow, Mumbai

Netrapal Singh, Mumbai

Vivek Mehrotra, New Delhi

Avnish Mago, New Delhi

Ashok Gupta, Pune

Mugdha A Shetye, Mumbai

Shilpa Shetye, Mumbai

Vibhav Sanzgiri, Mumbai

Yeluri Sneha Latha, Guntur

Feroz Amreliwala, Kolkata(Retd.) I J Puri, New Delhi

Anuradha Dey, Gurgaon

B K Sewak, New Delhi

Dayalal Korani, Mumbai

Deepak Mittal, Mumbai

Dhoot Industrial & Investment Co Pvt. Ltd., Kolkata

Guru Vachan Dass, Mumbai

Hema Nanikram Raney, Mumbai

J C Dhawan, New Delhi

Jai Kishan Jhawar, Hyderabad

Jayan Nair, Pune

K L Jain, New Delhi

Kalikeswara Sarma Emani, Guntur

Kalpana Mehrotra, New Delhi

Kanta M Keswani, Mumbai

Pankaj Naram Foundation, Mumbai

Radhika Bahl, New Delhi

Ram Awtar, New Delhi

Ranjit Singh Kumat, Mumbai

S K Khullar, New Delhi

Sarosh S. Tangri, Kolkata

Satish Chand Jain, Saharanpur

Savitri Agarwal, Dehradun

Shankerlal T. Tulshyan, Pune

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Venkata Lakshmana Krishna Pokkunuri, Chennai

Wasudeo Gopal Nafde, Bangalore

Zarin S. Tangri, Kolkata

V P Chadda, Delhi

A Adalarasan, Chennai

A K Lahiri, Bangalore

A L Anantha Narayanan, Hyderabad

A M Ghelani & Co. Charterd Accountants, Mumbai

A P Nagrath, Gurgaon

A R Raghuram, Madurai

A V Singh, Gurgaon

A. K. Lahiri, Bangalore

Akhil Bansal, Gurgaon

Amitava Sarkar, Kolkata

Anand Balasubramanian, Bangalore

Anil C Sanghavi, Mumbai

Annemarie Padiyath, Bangalore

Anoop Singh, New Delhi

Arun Peter, Chennai

Arunansu Ghose, Kolkata

Arvind Khetrapal, New Delhi

Ashish Garg, New Delhi

Ashok Kumar Agrawal, Udaipur

Ashwin S. Mehta, Mumbai

Atindra A Bose, Navi Mumbai

Avinash Ganesh Pai, Bangalore

Baij Nath Bhandari Public Charitable Trust, New Delhi

Bapanna Sastry Chamarthy, Nagpur

Benny Benjamin, Chennai

Bevinda Fernandes, Mumbai

Bolivario Lobo, Curchorem

Boman Maneckji Mirza, Hyderabad

Brij Chopra, Bangalore

Carmen Dcosta, Mumbai

Champaklal Zaveri, Mumbai

Chanda S Kulkarni, Mumbai

Chatla Narsaiah Ramaiah, Mumbai

Chintamani Lagoo, Mumbai

Chirag M. Shah, Mumbai

Cleta Fernandes Prabhu, Mangalore

Coomi Padamji Kapadia, Mumbai

Coomie Pesi Hathiram, Mumbai

D K Kotak, Mumbai

D. M. Exports Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi

Daljit Singh, New Delhi

Daya Pal Singh, Chandigarh

Daya Sagar, Delhi

Deepak Wagholikar, Pune

Deepti Nath, New Delhi

Devdutt Marathe, Bangalore

Devki Nandan Prasad, New Delhi

Dhiraj Shah, Mumbai

Dilip C Sanghavi, Mumbai

Dorab Burjor Dorabji, Chennai

E N Thambi Durai, Chennai

Expeditors International (India) Pvt. Ltd. Gurgaon

Faruk Siraj, Jabalpur

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Ferrocare Machines Pvt. Ltd. Pune

G S Sihota (Retd.), Palakkad

Gande Lakshmi Narayana, Hyderabad

Gemma M. G. Pereira, Mumbai

Gool Keki Ghandhi, Mumbai

Govind Shankar Pandya, Mumbai

H N Meenakshi, Bangalore

H S Nagaraj, Bangalore

Harish Kantilal Shah, Mumbai

Hema Chandra Nandyala, Mumbai

Hiren Desai, Mumbai

Homi P Parakh, Secunderabad

Ila Jayantilal Patel, Anand

J. Chandra, New Delhi

Jaishiv Dev, New Delhi

Janaki Anand, Chandigarh

Jaya J. Mirkar, Mumbai

Jayant M Parekh, Mumbai

Joginder P. Sharma, Gurgaon

Joy Mathias, Mumbai

Jugnu Sahay, Ahmedabad

Jyotika Seth, New Delhi

K C Consul, Ghaziabad

K Leelavath, Bangalore

K. Guuavathamma, Hyderabad

K.Nanda Kumar, Chennai

K.R.Kamath, Bangalore

Kalidas Janaki, Mumbai

Kaniska Ghosh, Kolkata

Kanwar Rameet Parmar, Delhi

Krishan Kumar Sodhi, Noida

Laxmi Kumar Kaul, Kanpur

Lovleen Bijlani, Delhi

M K Kaul, Mumbai

M L Bhatia, New Delhi

M N Vasantharajan, Chennai

M R Boga, New Delhi

M S Sudhakar, Hyderabad

Mahayar P Antia, Mumbai

Man Mohini Kaul, Kanpur

Manish Mohan, Gurgaon

Manohar Gopal Kulkarni, Pune

Manorama Bhalla, Delhi

Meena V Bhat, Pune

Meher Bhumgara, Mumbai

Mehernosh M Surt, Mumbai

Meiyang Chang, Mumbai

Minnie K Tata, Pune

Mohan D Hattangadi, Mumbai

Mohan Lal Vadhera (Retd.), New Delhi

Moksh Agarbatti Co. Bangalore

Monica Sharma, New Delhi

N Lakshmana Char, Mysore

N R Parasuraman, Mysore

Nandini D'Souza, Mumbai

Naveen Tahilyani, Mumbai

Naveenta Gupta, Faridkot

Nirmal Chandra Ganguli, New Delhi

Nita Puri, New Delhi

Nitin Khedkar, Mumbai

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P N Shri Devi, Mysore

P Subrahmanyam, Mumbai

P.S Pant, Hyderabad

Padmanabh R. Barpande, Mumbai

Pankaj Thapar, Delhi

Pankajakshamenon Suresh Babu, Kochi

Persis P. Kothawala, Mumbai

Pooja Sharma, Mumbai

Prabha Ananthanarayanan, Secunderabad

Pradeep Kumar Mukherjee, Pune

Pramila Nanda, Hyderabad

Pramod Kumar Tantia, Bangalore

Prathima Rajan, Chennai

Pravin Gupta, Ahmedabad

R Harry Herbert, Chennai

R K Engineering, Silvassa

R S Panesar, New Delhi

R. Chellam, Chennai

R. Gopalakrishnan, Thane

R. Murali, Mumbai

R. Suresh Raj, Hyderabad

Rajan T Bhavnani, Bangalore

Rajeshwar Tripathi, Patna

Ram Ramamoorthy, Bangalore

Ramchandra Narayan Vaze, Mumbai

Ramesh Chander Handa, New Delhi

Ramesh Kalra, Gurgaon

Ramesh L Bijlan, New Delhi

Rameshwar Nath Gupta & Laj Gupta, Jaipur

Ramrao Kamal Bhende, Mumbai

Ravi Gopal Iyer, Mumbai

Ravindra Vaidya, Mumbai

Renu Kapoor, New Delhi

Ritesh Banerjee, Bangalore

Robin Joe D'souza, Mumbai

Rojamma, Kurnool

Rusi Sorabi Madan, Mumbai

S L Chadha, New Delhi

S N Gupta, Delhi

S P Ojha, Lucknow

S Usha Devi, Bangalore

S. Jayaraman, Mysore

Sam Thomas, Bangalore

Sandeep Saha, New Delhi

Sanjay Dalal, Ahmedabad

Sanjeev Dalal, Pune

Santosh Mohanty, Mumbai

Saroja Iris Melville, Mumbai

Satti Vipla Kashyap, New Delhi

Sawan Exports, New Delhi

Seemati, Kottayam

Shantanu Mukherji, Mumbai

Shukla Sen, Kolkata

Shyamala Kumara Das, Thrissur

Sindhu B. Bhatwadekar, Baroda

Smt Rajammal and Sri Ganapathi Sundaram Iyer Memorial Trust, Bangalore

Soni Polymers Pvt. Ltd. Nagpur

Srinivasan Suseela, North Carolina

Sriram Karra, Bangalore

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Subbu Jude, Chennai

Sudha Johri, Jaipur

Sudhir Dhillon, Mumbai

Sunil Dmonte, Bangalore

Sunil Kumar N Shah

Sunil Pitale, Mumbai

Sunil R Chandiramani, Mumbai

Sunil Sapre, Chandrapur

Suresh Chander Sahni, Delhi

Suresh Chandra Gupta, Trivandrum

T V Srirangan, Bangalore

Urmila Vijayvargiya, Bhopal

Usha Omparkash, Mumbai

V K Varma, Secunderabad

V Neelakantan, Mumbai

V. S. Elizabeth, Bangalore

Venkatachari Krishnan Huf, Chennai

Vidya Sagar, Hyderabad

Vijay Mathur, Mumbai

Vikas Sales Corporation, Indore

Vimla Verma, Lucknow

Vinayak Apte, Pune

Vineet Kashyap, New Delhi

Vishal Chandra, Lucknow

Vishal Kochhar, Gurgaon

Vivek Kamal, Bangalore

Y Shivshankar Reddy, Hyderabad

Vikas Vyas, Jodhpur

Nishant Thacker, Bhuj

Genesis Datacomp Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai

Anita Vinayak Divekar, Pune

Anjana Sinha, Secunderabad

Infonovum Techonologies Pvt. Ltd. Chennai

Venkatraghavan S, Mumbai

Vishanji N. Vora, Mumbai

Magnum Minerals Pvt. Ltd., Goa

Techfab Inds Ltd. Mumbai

Allianz India, Mumbai

Robert Noronha, Mumbai

Deepak Sarangdhar, Mumbai

Sreenivasa Rao Velivela, Hyderabad

Aarif Khan, Pune

Madhusudan Joshi, Pune

Empire Softwares, Surat

P N Ramaswamy, Mumbai

Brijmohan Agrawal, Raipur

Vikram Ahuja, Mumbai

Crossseas Capital Services Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai

Note: The above lists are not a comprehensive list of our large donor base. They have been listed based on certain parameters. Any omissions are regretted.

HelpAge India is deeply grateful to ALL its Donors who have shown their sensitivity to the cause and looks forward to their continued support.

Recognition of Services

Mr. Rakesh Goswami (right), Director Finance, HelpAge India, is congratulated before receiving the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) Award, on behalf of HelpAge India for it's Annual Report and Audited Accounts showcasing Excellence in Financial Reporting in the Not for Profit Sector, from CA Mr. K. Rahman Khan (first from left), Deputy Chairman, Rajya Sabha, CA Mr. G. Ramaswamy, President, ICAI & Dr. M. Veerappa Moily (centre), Union Minister for Corporate Affairs (Govt. of India).

HelpAge receives ICAI Award for Excellence in Financial Reporting

Mr. Mathew Cherian, Chief Executive, HelpAge India, receives the PHD Chamber of Commerce Award on behalf of the organization for ‘Outstanding Contribution to Social Welfare’ from Smt. Meira Kumar, Honorable Speaker of the Lok Sabha at a function in New Delhi. Looking on are (from left): Mr. Suman Jyoti Khaitan, Vice President, Mr. Sandip Somany, Senior Vice President, Mr. Salil Bhandari, President, and Mr. R. K. Saboo, Chairman Awards Committee, from the PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Award for Outstanding Contribution to Social Welfare 2011