Address for - Indian Academy of Pediatrics REPORT 2014 DELHI.pdf · Address for Correspondence Honorary Secretary General Indian Academy of Pediatrics ... Dr. Ksh. Chourjit Singh

IAP Annual Report, 20141

Address for Correspondence

Honorary Secretary GeneralIndian Academy of PediatricsKailas Darshan, Kennedy Bridge(Nana Chowk), Mumbai – 400 007 (India)Email: [email protected]: (022) 23887906 / 23887922 / 23889565Fax: (022) 23851713

IAP Official Websites

• www.iapindia.org

• www.indianpediatrics.net

• www.ijpp.in

• www.iapdrugformulary.com

• www.pedicon2015.org

• www.fbsiap.orgSociety Regn. No. BOM 127/1963 GBBSDPublic Trust Regn. No. F-1166 (Bom)

Contents

• From Your Presidents .......................................................................................................................................... 3

• Message from Honorary Secretary General ..................................................................................................... 9

• Message from Honorary Treasurer ................................................................................................................... 11

• Notice of the AGM scheduled on January 23, 2015, New Delhi ................................................................ 12

• Notice of the Special General Body Meeting scheduled on January 23, 2015, New Delhi ..................... 13

• Minutes of the AGM of IAP held on January 10, 2014, Indore .................................................................. 15

• Audited Accounts 2013-14 ................................................................................................................................. 19

• IAP Budget for 2015-16 ..................................................................................................................................... 38

• IAP Membership Form and Membership Privileges ...................................................................................... 50

IAP Annual Report, 2014 2

OFFICEBEARERSANDTHEMEMBERSOFTHEEXECUTIVEBOARDOFIAP-2015

EXECUTIVEBOARDMEMBERS

EXECUTIVEBOARDMEMBERS

President : Dr. S. S. KamathPresident-Elect : Dr. Pramod JogImm.PastPresident : Dr. Vijay N. YewaleSecretaryGeneral : Dr. Pravin J. Mehta

President : Dr. C. P. BansalPresident-Elect : Dr. Vijay N. YewaleImm.PastPresident : Dr. Rohit C. AgrawalSecretaryGeneral : Dr. Sailesh G. Gupta

Treasurer : Dr. Bakul Jayant ParekhEditor-in-Chief,IP : Dr. Dheeraj ShahEditor-in-Chief,IJPP : Dr. P. RamachandranJointSecretary : Dr. A. S. Vasudev

Treasurer : Dr. Pravin J. MehtaEditor-in-Chief,IP : Dr. Piyush GuptaEditor-in-Chief,IJPP : Dr. K. NedunchelianJointSecretary : Dr. V. P. Goswami

AndhraPradeshDr. N. Ravi Kumar Dr. Cherukuri Nirmala Dr. G. Sudhakar

AssamDr. Ajoy Kumar Sarma

BiharDr. Bir Prakash Jaiswal

ChhattisgarhDr. Ashwani K. Agrawal

DelhiDr. Dinesh LaroiaDr. Anupam Sachdeva GujaratDr. Yagnesh O. Popat Dr. Digant D. Shastri

MaharashtraDr. C. S. Dabhadkar Dr. Sandeep Bapu Kadam Dr. Kedar S. Malwatkar Dr. Kamlesh K. Shrivastava Dr. Jayantkumar V. Upadhye OrissaDr. B. K. Bhuyan

PunjabDr. Daljit Singh

RajasthanDr. Raj Kumar GuptaDr. Pramod Sharma

TamilNaduDr. K. M. Ganessan Dr. Kanthasamy Neminathan Dr. P. Ramchandran

HaryanaDr. Rakesh C. Bhardwaj

HimachalPradeshDr. Ashwani K. Sood

JharkhandDr. Arvind Jha

KarnatakaDr. Preeti M. GalagaliDr. N. K. KalappanavarDr. Subramanya N.K.

KeralaDr. T. P. Jayaraman Dr. S. S. Kamath Dr. M. K. Santosh

MadhyaPradeshDr. Ajay Kumar Gaur Dr. Sanjiv Singh Rawat

TripuraDr. C. M. Chhajer

UttarPradeshDr. Arun Kumar Agrawal Dr. Nirmal C. Prajapati Dr. Ashok Kumar Rai

UttarakhandDr. Arun Kumar

WestBengalDr. Nupur Ganguly Dr. Pradeep Mukherjee

ServicesBrig. Mukti Sharma

AAADr. Bakul Parekh

AndhraPradeshDr. N. Ravi KumarDr. T. Himabindu SinghDr. V. Ram Narsimha Reddy

BiharDr. Binod Kumar Singh

DelhiDr. Rajeev Seth

GoaDr. Nazareth Anthony Olegario

GujaratDr. Ashwin J. SanghaviDr. Sandip K Trivedi

HaryanaDr. Prem Kumar SinglaDr. Ramesh Kumar Goyal

ManipurDr. Ksh. Chourjit Singh

OrissaDr. Pravakar Mishra

RajasthanDr. Raj Kumar GuptaDr. Rajkishor B. Maheshwari

TamilNaduDr. M. SingaraveluDr. N. C. Gowrishankar

UttarPradeshDr. Ajit Singh

UttarakhandDr. Sudhir Kumar

HimachalPradeshDr. Neelam Grover

KarnatakaDr. Ravishankara M.Dr. Babanna K. HukkeriDr. Somashekar A. R.

KeralaDr. Remesh Kumar R.Dr. Jose OusephDr. Jeeson C. Unni

MadhyaPradeshDr. Pramod KaushikDr. Mukesh Kumar Khare

MaharashtraDr. Sanjay K. GhorpadeDr. Vasant M. KhalatkarDr. Manish Ajeet Jain

WestBengalDr. Indranil ChowdhuryDr. Madhusmita Sengupta (Sen)


offering holistic approach when caring fro children and the sensitized members are looking forward to a level II training in the coming year.

A lot of thought process and planning have gone in to reach the postgraduate students, the budding pillars of child health providers of the country. The weekly live webcast of the postgraduate case clinics are appreciated not only by PG students but also have been useful for the pediatricians, both within and outside the country. Web activities of the IAP have been increasing and is the mantra to reach many unreached in a short period of time and is a true WEBVOLUTION begun in the year 2014

All this has been possible because of the guidance from my senior predecessors and constant support from the IAP Hon General Secretary Dr. Pravin Mehata ably assisted by the office staff.

The ties with the health ministry have been further strengthened and IAP has now been involved in many important child health related policy meetings by the ministry. Now the onus is on us to deliver as promised in the public private partnership.

IndiaNewbornActionPlan(INAP)andIndiaPlanforPreventionof PneumoniaandDiarrhea(IAPPD)are the focus of priorities for the government and if supported well by the IAP will help achieve the target of UFMR of 25 and single digit NMR by 2035.

Let me put on records my sincere gratitude to all my friends and well wishers and also the critics without whose constant support, the tenure wouldn’t have been the worth it was. I wish each one of you a happy new year and years of health and happiness ahead.

Finally friends IAP is not the President or office bearers but it is all of us and unless we continue to work as a team without loosing our focus, we will not be successful in our mission of academics and advocacy.

Yours truly,

VijayYewale IAP President 2014

From the desk of

DearIAPians,

It is said that time flies!

It seems it was only yesterday that I addressed you as the incoming President and it’s already time to say good-bye and lay the office.

The year has been full of activities both on academic as well as administrative fronts and the pleasure of having worked for the academy cannot be expressed in words. Despite the ups and downs that the 2014 witnessed, IAP walked the right path to reach the goal.

Various activities under the IAP Action Plan 2014 were rolled out, the flagship activity being the programs to curb the growing Antimicrobial Resistance. The workshops on RationalAntibioticPractice(RAP) for pediatricians and the family practitioners have been well received and will be continued to have the desired impact. The ongoing process of formulating guidelines on use of antibiotics in pediatrics and infection control in nursing homes and small hospitals as a part of the IAPICMRCall toAction to tackleAMR will pave the way to further prevent AMR. Workshops on Problem Solving in Pediatric infectious Diseases (PSPID)and Respiratory Tract Infection Group Education (RTIGEM-ReTrain)will rationalize the approach to infectious diseases. The first of its kind national congress on Antimicrobials, ANTIMICROBIOCON2014 will see a repeat In the year 2015 in a different form and city.

Increasing prevalence of MDR TB is worrisome and TBManagement training workshops planned during 2015 is expected to bring in the uniformity in TB management and hopefully will curtail the menace of growing MDR Tuberculosis

Comprehensive development of children is the need of the hour and nutrition in health has been a neglected area. NutritioninOfficePractice workshops proved to be successful in sensitizing practitioners on quick assessment of nutrition and the PromotingEmotionalIntelligenceinChildren(PEICH) program willinculcate the habit of

Dr. Vijay N. Yewale President IAP 2014


DearFellowAcademicians,

Wish you all a very happy and

prosperous new year 2015.

IAP is bringing out its Annual Report

for the year 2014 and it is time to

reflect what we have achieved.

I congratulate Dr. Vijay Yewale, our President – 2014

for his positive attitude, constant encouragement and

a very active and fruitful year The Honorary Secretary

General Dr. Pravin Mehta, has done a fantastic job this

year. I congratulate him. The academic feast with the

launch of various modules on rational antibiotic therapy,

rational pediatric practices and a web revolution with

telecast of educative CMEs was very well appreciated by

pediatricians and students especially in the most rural

corners of the country.

I thank all IAPians for entrusting me the highest post

of President in the Academy and creating an enabling

environment. It is simply your love, affection and support

which helped me reach this post. I would be taking over

as the President from a very experienced and resourceful

person. I humbly request you all to stand by me to carry

forward the good work done by my predecessors .

I welcome the newly elected Executive Board Members

and look forward to the year 2015 to be working together

I appreciate the hard work put in by our office staff

under the guidance of Office Superintendant Mr. Joseph

Gonsalves.

Our Academy has grown by leaps and bounds in last few

years IAP’s membership is touching 23,000, a figure to

be proud of. As a large and effective organization, IAP

is getting the attention of the Government of India and

various International NGOs for partnership in devising

policies for child health in India. However, we can do

much more by way of advocacy for children, and by way

of counseling the government on various child health

programs in the country. The Government of India has

committed to bring down the IMR to 27 by 2017 and

NMR to single digit by 2030. Let us all contribute and

make this initiative a reality .

Friends, I will need your whole hearted cooperation and

support during my tenure as President 2015.

I humbly request all of you to come and enjoy the Delhi

hospitality and contribute to the success of Pedicon 2015.

JaiHind!JaiIAP!

Dr. S. S. Kamath IAP President 2015

From the desk of


EsteemedIapians,

This is my last communication to you

as IAP OB. As I am approaching the

conclusive tip of the final lap of my

eventful golden journey, there are a few

things that I wish to share with all of you. For all medals

tagged in IAP’s crest in golden jubilee year, I am more

than grateful for all your support and love for making

my dream true and for making my golden jubilee term

memorable in such a stupendous way.

This truly proved to be a golden year for our organization.

It started out as grandly as was dreamed with his

Excellency, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam installing us, Dr.

Montek Singh Ahluwalia providing us a the vision to

move forth & initiating the tenure, & with our very own

Padma Shree, Padma Vibhushan Dr. M. K. Bhan cheering

us with his golden jubilee oration.

But today, I sleep a happy man, because dear friends,

we have actually been able to accomplish pretty much

everything we had thought of. This has all been possible

because of your undying support and unwavering

commitment.

Let’s begin with my dream child, “Mission Uday”— our

whole hearted effort to decrease under five mortality.

For the very first time in IAP and for IAP, faculty from

top medical schools of India, the likes of – AIIMS,

KALAVATI SARAN AND UCMS, and a few other

legendary figures, came together and the module for this

project was designed. This movement of ours has been

admired by the Indian government, acclaimed globally

by, WHO, UNICEF etc. It is doing tremendously and I

hope it only goes uphill. I am extremely happy that the

upcoming presidents (Dr. Vijay Yewale, Dr SS Kamath

and Dr Pramod Jog) also feels the same way about the

cause and has the grit to lead on and give our project an

even bigger dimension. I would also like to update all of

you about ID SURV – an online surveillance program

for infectious diseases and adverse reactions following

immunization (AEFI), here we can register the cases that

we see, generate our own data, which will keep us at pace

with all the changing clinical trends, about the status of

various diseases in various regions and would help us

strategies in order to prevent and eradicate them. I request

all of you to actively participate in this; its success is very

much dependent on your awareness and participation.

Our other project, “Mission Kishore Uday”, won us

accolades at the SAARC summit, where our nation was

recognized as the only one in south Asia which truly has

understanding of potential of the issue and invested itself

accordingly into it. Adolescent health has always been

close to my heart, in my opinion it is that single special

arrow that can be aimed for achieving multiple targets

like reducing inter generational poverty, increasing the

literacy rate and improving the poor indices of under five

mortality, infant mortality, low birth weight etc.

NRP, continued like a rock, came along to be recognized

as the world’s best and largest child survival project.this

has made us the rightful leaders of neonatal health in

South East Asia, as we have been able to, and quite visibly

so, \upgrade the quality of the services available and we

have started receiving invitations for conducting NRPs

in neighboring countries as well.

ACPP - acute care for practicing pediatricians, another

ambitious project, started with the intent of helping

practitioners working in level two nursing homes, in order

to empower them to successfully provide acute care in

emergencies despite limited resource settings. This was

a very thoughtful and progressive approach and was

universally appreciated. Other programs like IAPBLS and

IAPGEM have also shown equally encouraging results.

We have also published a Child Health Record with the

hope that all of you will like it and find it useful. If you

Dr. C. P. Bansal President IAP 2013

From the desk of


want any more copies of it, they would be promptly

provided.

The ATM module which was being delayed for the past

few years, was revised and it finally did reach you. The

CDMP module has also been revised by the best in the

field.

Our news bulletin Child India is another phenomenon

in its own, bejeweled with practical tips, clinical tips that

would come in handy for any pediatrician, insightful

articles, latest guidelines and numerous protocols.

Dear IAPians, you must avail facilities of our very own

IAP website as well. It’s amazingly and very interactively

done up. You will surely enjoy it and feel proud of it.

ICP - it’s a cell for quality control of the various

fellowships offered by the many chapters of IAP. It’s one

project that I could not work on as much as I had wished.

I deeply regret it. However I will continue to support it

and work for it and hope that it bears fruit.

IAP-COI went through a revolutionary transformation,

is now called ACVIP. The members were democratically

selected as per their merit in the required fields.they

were made to sign a strict code of conduct including

a conflict of interests as per which they can neither be

on the advisory board of any vaccine company or the

likes of it, nor can they accept any sort of gifts or favors

from them. They have compiled an IAP immunization

guidebook, which is very informative and unbiased and I

am extremely proud of it. It’s also for the first time that

such a document has been published without any sort of

financial help or assistance by any vaccine company, its

entirely been covered by the internal resources of IAP. It

would soon reach all of you and I hope it fills you with the

same sense of oneness and empowerment as it filled me.

If I am asked to choose the most electrifying, the

most unforgettable, the most special and path breaking

moment of my tenure, I would undoubtedly say that it

was the one when our Postal Stamp was released by Mr.

Kapil Sibbal Ji. He has assured us that the communication

ministry will work in close collaboration with IAP and

help us reach out in a more effective and widespread way.

Friends I would like to point out how our Golden

Jubilee CME was unique in so many ways-we were

enlightened by some of our best past president orators

and immunization experts, it was live telecasted all over

India, and incredibly from our very own website! IAP

FLAG was also released on this day by honorable shri

Kapil Sibbal Ji.

It was a Golden Jubilee year of Indian Pediatrics also

– the IP Golden Jubilee Issue contained a plethora of

information making it very interesting with history of

IAP and IP - this is an extremely symbolic milestone for

all of us. I truly believe the efforts of Prof. Piyush Gupta

deserve a special mention here.

There were some very progressive changes that took place

at all levels. For instance, installation of CCTV cameras

and biometry machines in all the IAP offices was certainly

a big step. It has lifted our dedicated & transparent

working for our organization a few notches higher.

I would like to thank Dr. Sailesh Gupta for his

constructive criticism, suggestions, support and

commitment throughout the tenure. Despite our many

arguments and heated discussions, we more often than

not reached a common consensus and worked to the

best of our capabilities. We did make an awesome team.

This year has been unforgettable and it’s been so,

mostly because of my amazing, forever strengthening

and supportive executive board. I am truly happy

and truly indebted. Even though, related to the IAP

elections, we came across many misconceptions and

misunderstandings, court cases came into the picture,

but I always had my executive board to fall back on. We

were united and that was the beauty of it.

This is the point where I sign off, I wish to thank few

members from depth of my heart – Dr Naveen Thacker

who stood like a rock for my support and arranged

finances for almost all of my dream projects for IAP,

Dr panna Choudhury Sir who guided me at many steps

and his advices were really very fruitful for IAP. Dr


Vipin Vashishtha who put all his sincere efforts to make

my dream of bringing ACVIP out of the influence

of vaccine manufacturers, Dr Vineet Saxena certainly

deserves a special mention. The entire academic backup

was beautifully handled by Prof Piyush Gupta, he was like

a friend philosopher and guide to me. Dr Ajay Gambhir

always helped me and supported me at every quarter

and rendered the services of IMA House always. Sincere

efforts of my drear Dr Dinesh Laroia in organizing many

meets in Delhi could never be undermined.

Dr Ashok Rai, Dr Dhiren Gupta, Dr Vikas Goel, Dr

Amit Shah, Dr JS Tuteja, Dr Tarun Patni, Dr Manoj

Rathi, Dr Rajiv Mohte, Dr RK Gupta, Dr Dinesh Laroia,

Dr Suresh Sharma, Dr Samir Dalwai, Dr Satish Pandya,

Dr VP Goswami, Dr Harish Pemde, Dr Ashok Banga,

Dr Ajay Gaur, Dr Suhas Dhonde, Dr Dinesh Tomar, Dr

Rakesh Bharadwaj, Dr SC Singhal, Dr Rajinder Gulati,

Dr AS Chawla, Dr Sanjay Niranjan, Dr MP Jain and Dr

Devesh Agrawal (in the first half of 2013) Sunil Agrawal

and many more (when I write these many more names

are coming to my pen but I am restricting myself with

due apologies to them. Believe me, their support and,

love and affection was in no way less than those whose

names have been mentioned) –– all were my pillars of

strength and worked hard for my dream for IAP. All the

members of Gwalior IAP, MP IAP, Ludhiana IAP and

Haryana IAP showed unconditional love and affection.

I am fortunate and lucky enough to have love and untiring

support and guidance from many seniors – foremost

respected Dr Prof MK Bhan, Prof KK Kaul, Prof NR

Bhandari, Prof MKC Nair, Prof AG Shingwekar, Prof

RK Taluja, Prof KM Belapurkar, Prof VK Paul, Prof

SS Kabra, Prof S Aneja, Prof Varinder Singh, Prof KC

Agrawal, Prof SK Mittal, Peof Sitaraman, Dr LN taneja,

Prof Arvind Saili, Dr PD Garg, Dr TS Jain, Dr Ashok

Kapse, Dr TP Jayaraman, Dr Pishareddy, and many more

esteemed faculty and worshipable persons of academia,

I bow in front of the academia of IAP to keep blessing

me always till I breathe last.

I express sincere regards and gratitude to Dr Vijay Yewale

and Dr Pravin Mehta, the incoming Presidents Dr SS

Kamath and Dr Pramod Jog.

During my tenure as IAP President I pushed my limits,

I rejoiced, I struggled, I broke down and put myself

together too. I found allies, I lost them too, I went

through severe illness, stood the test of endurance, of

friendship, passed some, failed some, it was a year of

change, of success, of hardships, and of true strength.

I hope that I faired out well, I did the best I could and

the most that I could.

In the end, I leave it on you, my fellow IAPian, my

friend, I leave it on you to judge, how was it ? how was

I? however, I extend my heartfelt unconditional apologies

to all those friends who feel hurt and I failed to live up

to their expectations. I will continue to work for IAP as

its dedicated member.

I wish you well. I wish you a merry Christmas and a

happy new year.

I wish IAP to become stronger and stronger – mutual

love and trust may become deeper and deeper.

Long Live IAP.

CPBansal


RespectedIAPians,

It has been The Privilege of Life

Time to Serve The National IAP

with Pleasure and Pressure from

various quarters to live up to their

Expectations!

We could Perform under tremendous Turbulent Phase

which IAP has never experienced in its 52 Years of

Existence. Credit goes to the Captain of Near Looking

alike Titanic, Dr. Vijay Yewale, President of National

IAP with able Support by Immediate Past President

Dr.C.P.Bansal, Fellow Office Bearers and Experienced

and Young Executive Board Members of 2014. He has

Steered to the Shore with Academics Intact.

Rolling out “Rational Antibiotics Practice” when Drug

Abuse and Drug Resistance is threatening the Very

Existence of Mankind, “Emotional Intelligence” while

the Parent and Society at Large is ignoring very small

and easily manageable issues at Home in to untreatable

and irreversible state, Revisiting “Nutrition” for the

Practising Pediatricians to make them Conscious of

Forgotten Basic Problem of the Nation which is still

plaguing Poverty stricken Child of Hindustan have

been our Strength to Reckon !

Respiratory Infections Gradually Assuming More

Morbidity than any other illness has Prompted Dr.

Vijay Yewale to “ReTrain” IAPians on “RTI GEMS”

with Headquarters at Hyderabad Live Web casting in

more than 60 centers across the Nation was Nothing

short of Herculian Task.

We have done justice to the future IAPians of the

Largest Democratic Nation on Planet Earth i.e. Post

Graduates by Live Web casting of PG clinics and

Organizing Thesis Writing Work Shop for the Post

Graduates at Hyderabad.

Prescribing Anti Microbials should not be a farce and

to underline this concept has Prompted us to Organise

“ANTIMICROBIOCON” at Ahmedabad with Galaxy

of Gujarat IAPians coming forward to Host the Event.

And to penetrate in to the Grass Roots of the Nation,

“ANTIBIOTICS ABUSE AWARENESS” Week

has gone in to the Medical Community and Public

in General with same Objective is Hallmark of the

Concept and involvement of IMA has brought us the

required mileage.

With Regards

Dr.NeeliRamchander

Vice-President, Central IAP

Nizamabad,Telanagana State

Dr. Neeli Ramchander Vice President, 2014

From the desk of


DearFellowcolleagues,

Greetings from Central IAP office !

It is a pleasure to communicate with you through the Annual Report.

The year began with our annual national conference Pedicon 2014.

51st National Conference of Indian Academy of Pediatrics (Pedicon 2014) was organized from January 8-12, 2014 at Brilliant Convention Centre, Indore (MP). The theme of conference was “Achieving MDG4 – Strategies & Actions”. It was attended by approx. 5500 delegates. It was also attended by delegates from Bangladesh, Nepal, United Kingdom, USA, New Zealand, Australia, Israel and Middle Eastern Countries. The Organizers of this Pedicon have contributed Rs..85 lakhs from the savings from the conference to the Central IAP office and some more contribution is likely. Thanks to Organizing Secretary, Dr. V. P. Goswami and the entire Pedicon 2014 team for this great performance.

Year of 2014 for full of IAP activities under the IAP action plan 2014 with main emphasis on “Avoid Antibiotic Abuse” and Rational Antibiotic Practice. Rational Antibiotic Practice Module was one of the most popular module and has been in demand from all over the country. Executive Board has authorized to carry this module further for next five years. Incoming President Dr. S. S. Kamath has assured to carry it further.

The membership strength of CIAP as of 30th November 2014 is as follows:

Categoryof Membership Numberof MembersFellow 383Ordinary 378Life 19,196Associate Life 1,956Associate 46Associate Foreign 9Student 1,110Total 23,078

Following branches are added during the year:

• IAP Amreli • IAP Betul • IAP Bhiwani • IAP Gopalganj • IAP Jam Khambhalia • IAP Kashmir • IAP Nirmal • IAP Rupashi Bangla • IAP Surendranagar • IAP Vijaynagar Branch

Categoryof Branches Numberof BranchesState 27City / District 314UTI 1Foreign 1Total 343

IAP-ImmunizeIndia a national free of cost vaccination reminder service is provided by IAP and the same was launched at the Press Conference on 13th March 2014 at New Delhi. Shri C. K. Mishra, Additional Secretary to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare was the Chief Guest. I am happy to inform that this program was nominated for economic times award and we ended as runners up.

Under IAP Action Plan 2014 following activities were undertaken:

IndorePedicon-NationalToTs• Rational Antibiotic Practice • Nutrition in Office Practice • Neuroimaging in Pediatrics • Ca and Vitamin D • Promoting Emotional Intelligence

AntimicrobialResistance(AMR)5yearprogram• Rational Antibiotic Practice • RTI GEM – ReTrain • R- PSPID • Antimicrobiocon • IAP ICMR Call to Action • Mission AAA

PediatricTBManagementToT

RationalAntibioticPractice• Pune • Satara • Vadodara • Auranagabad • Nasik • Ratnagiri • A’Nagar • Vashi • Thane • Mumbai • Coimbatore • Chennai • Trivandrum • Bhopal • Hyderabad • Gwalior • Jammu • Ludhiana

From the Desk of

Dr. Pravin J. Mehta Hon. Secretary General (2014-15)


PromotingEmotionalIntelligenceinChildren(PEICH)• Mumbai • Delhi • Bangalore • Jamshedpur • Bhopal

NutritioninOfficePractice• Jaipur • Patna • Vadodara • Kochi • Nizamabad • Gwalior • Navi Mumbai • Pune • Amravati

NeuroimaginginPediatrics• Indore • Delhi • Mumbai • Pune

ZonalAWESOME• Gwalior • Nagpur

PGClinicsWebcast• Mumbai • Delhi • Chennai • Kolkata

RTIGEMReTrainWebcast• Hyderabad • Delhi

ZonalWebCMEsMumbai : Amravati, Goa, Surat, Ahmedabad, PuneChennai : Bangalore, Kochi, Madurai, Mangalore, Trichy

The Executive Board at its meeting held on 4th October 2014 at Ahmedabad conferred FIAP 2014 on the following members of IAP:

• Dr. Arun Kumar

• Dr. Ashwin J. Sanghavi

• Dr. Balraj Yadav

• Dr. Bhag Singh Karnawat

• Dr. C. B. Dass Gupta

• Dr. Dinesh Tomar

• Dr. G. A. Manjunath

• Dr. M. Singaravelu

• Dr. M. L. Agnihotri

• Dr. M. R. Nair

• Dr. N. Ravi Kumar

• Dr. N. C. Gowrishankar

• Dr. Neelam Grover

• Dr. Pankaj Hari

• Dr. Ravi Paul

• Dr. Ravinder K. Gupta

• Dr. Rhishikesh P. Thakre

• Dr. S. Srinivasa

• Dr. S. K. Debbarma

IAPGrowthChartCommitteeIAP Growth Chart Committee has submitted the final report-cum-recommendations and the same will appear in Indian Pediatrics. The revised charts will replace the existing IAP Growth Chart. A small booklet with new chart will be distributed to the delegates at ending Pedicon 2015.

IAPQuizzesThe final round of the 26th IAP Pediatric Quiz for Undergraduates conducted on 12th January 2014 during Pedicon 2014 at Indore and the winners were Minimol Antony and Adarsh A. K. from Govt. Medical College, Calicut. The final round of IAP Pediatric Quiz for Postgraduates were conducted on 12th January 2014 during Pedicon 2014 at Indore and the winners were Dr. Jeena Annie Philip and Dr. Simi Yousuf from Govt. Medical College, Trivandrum.

Filingof ChangeReportThe CIAP has appointed M/s. Bharat Goradia & Co. for updating Change Report with Charity Commissioner / Registrar of Societies.

AdvisoryCommitteeonVaccinesandImmunizationPractices“IAP Guidebook on Immunization 2013-2014” by Advisory Committee on Vaccines and Immunization Practices was printed from the savings of the Golden Jubilee Programs. These books were distributed to the members through IAP branches. No direct funding was taken from any pharmaceutical company.

I congratulate and wish all the best to the team 2016 under the leadership of Dr. Pramod Jog.

I seek the support and guidance of all OBMs, EBMs, and every individual IAP members in carrying out all the above mentioned IAP Action Plan 2014 and request for the same blessings for the year 2015.

I wish you all a happy and prosperous new year.

Regards,

Dr.PravinMehta Secretary General IAP 2014 - 15


DearfellowIAPmembers,

Greetings from Central IAP.

I have great pleasure in presenting:

1) Audited accounts for the year ending on 31st

March 2014,

2) Budget for the year 1st April 2015 to 31st March

2016.

As, many of you must be aware, that from the time of

Gurgaon Pedicon most of the central IAP share of

profit comes to central IAP in the form of donation

by a member which directly goes to the corpus of the

central IAP. Since this is not taken as an income, it

has become difficult to match the central IAP income

and expenditure account. So at time the budget may

show marginal surplus/deficit as compared to previous

budgets.

Our expenditure per year is approximately 3.54 crores.

Our fixed income from subscriptions, interest on

investments is approximately 2 crores. That means

every year we are dependent on variable income of

one crore which comes from pedicon, presidential

action plan administrative fees and contributions from

state, chapter and city branches. Major chunk of this

variable income is from Pedicon. This means that in

unforeseen circumstances of Pedicon not doing well

financially, it will be difficult to match income with

rising expenditure. I wish that we have a long term

vision to increase the corpus year after year so that one

day a stage is reached when we are not dependent on

variable income.

I am thankful to our president Dr. Vijay Yewale

and Sec. Gen. Dr. Pravin Mehta for their guidance

and support in generating funds, particularly from

presidential action plans.

I am sure under the guidance of our incoming

President Dr S.S.Kamath IAP’s financial health will

improve further.

I am thankful to the chairperson of finance committee

Dr. Bharat Agrawal and his team for their valuable

guidance and support in improving the financial health

of IAP.

I request all members to go through the accounts and

the budget and offer their valuable suggestions. I thank

all the IAP members for their continuous support.

Wish you all a very happy and prosperous 2015.

Regards,

Dr.BakulParekh

Hon. Treasurer CIAP 2014-15

From the Desk of

Dr. Bakul Parekh Hon. Treasurer (2014-15)


Kindly make it convenient to attend the meeting.

Dr.VijayN.Yewale Dr.S.S.Kamath President, President Elect, IAP 2014 IAP 2014

Dr.PravinMehtaHon. Sec. Gen IAP

Place: Mumbai Date: 29th September 2014

INDIANACADEMYOFPEDIATRICS

Kailas Darshan, Kennedy Bridge, Mumbai-400007.

NOTICEFORIAPAGM

Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Body

Meeting of the Indian Academy of Pediatrics is scheduled

to be held on Friday, the 23rd January 2015 from 6.30 p.m.

onwards at the Main Hall, Ashok Hotel, Chanakyapuri,

New Delhi to consider the following agenda.

1. Confirmation of the minutes of the Annual General

Body Meeting held on 10th January 2014 at Indore.

2. Business arising out of the minutes.

3. Consideration and adoption of Annual Report of

the Society.

4. Consideration and adoption of the audited Statement

of Accounts for the year ended 31st March 2014 and

the Budget for the year 2015-16.

5. Appointment of Auditors and fixing their

remuneration.

6. Appointment of Legal Adviser and fixing his

remuneration.

7. Consideration of Electronic / SMS voting for IAP

elections

8. Consideration of matters related to IAP Election

2014 & 2015

9. Consideration of matters related to 15th Asia Pacific

Congress of Pediatrics & Pedicon 2016

10. Consideration of IAP Guidelines on Conference

Organization

11. Matters related to Pedicon 2016 (Registration fee)

12. Consideration of the matters recommended by the

Executive Board of IAP - 2014

13. Any other business, notice of which has been

circulated with the agenda.

14. Any other business of which 30 days notice has been

given to the Secretary General in writing.

15. Consideration of correspondence.

16. Any other business with the permission of the chair.

Note: If there be no quorum within half an hour of time fixed for the meeting, the meetings shall be adjourned to a later time on the same day and same place. No quorum is needed for the adjourned meeting.

Notice of the AGM scheduled on 23rd January 2015, New Delhi

AGENDA:


Following Constitutional amendments have been proposed by IAP members.

1) Amendment proposed by Dr. Pustake and seconded by Dr. Rajendra Kulkarni

Article14.12of constitutionreadsasfollows

14.12. The Executive Board members shall be elected as follows:

The Executive Board members from each State will be elected by the members of the respective States only. The number of State wise Executive Members shall depend on the strength of eligible voters from the concerned States which will be as follows:

100 to 500 One Executive Board Member

501 to 1250 Two Executive Board Members

1251 to 2250 Three Executive Board Members

2251 and above Four Executive Board Members

Maximum numbers of Executive Members from any state can be four.

The number of Associate Life members, Associate members and Post Graduate Student members will not be counted while calculating the membership strength of each state for this purpose.

Heproposestomodifythesameasfollows:

14.12. The Executive Board members shall be elected as follows:

The Executive Board members from each State will be elected by the members of the respective States only. The number of State wise Executive Members shall depend on the strength of eligible voters from the concerned States which will be as follows:

100 to 500 One Executive Board Member

501 to 1250 Two Executive Board Members

1251 to 2250 Three Executive Board Members

2251 to 3500 Four Executive Board Members

3501 and above Five Executive Board members

2) Amendments proposed by Dr. Sisodiya and seconded by Dr. Digant Shashtri

Article4.2of constitutionreadsasfollows

4.2 Any person who is a residential Indian citizen possessing MBBS or equivalent degree recognized by Medical Council of India (MCI) and is holding a diploma/degree in pediatrics recognized by Medical Council of India (MCI) / UGC / National Board of Examination may be elected by the Executive Board as Ordinary/Life member of the society.

Heproposestomodifythesameasfollows

4.2 Any person who is a residential Indian citizen possessing MBBS or equivalent degree recognized by Medical Council of India (MCI) and is holding a diploma/degree in pediatrics recognized by Medical Council of India (MCI) / UGC / National Board of

AGENDA:

Kindly make it convenient to attend the meeting.

Dr.VijayN.Yewale Dr.S.S.Kamath President, President Elect, IAP 2014 IAP 2014

Dr.PravinMehtaHon. Sec. Gen IAP

Place: Mumbai Date: 29th September 2014

INDIANACADEMYOFPEDIATRICSKailas Darshan, Kennedy Bridge, Mumbai-400007.

NOTICEFORIAPSGMNotice is hereby given that the Special General Body Meeting of the Indian Academy of Pediatrics is scheduled to be held on Friday, the 23rd January 2015 immediately after General Body Meeting at the Main Hall, Ashok Hotel, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi, to consider Changes / Additions / Deletions to the Memorandum of Association and Rules & Regulations of the Indian Academy of Pediatrics. Any decision arrived at this Special General Body Meeting will be ratified by 2nd Special General Body Meeting to be held on February 23, 2015 at 11.00 a.m. in the office of the Indian Academy of Pediatrics, Kailas Darshan, Kennedy Bridge, Mumbai – 400007.

Notice of the SGM scheduled on 23rd January 2015


Examination/Allopathy Diploma or Degree in Pediatrics recognized by any of the state medical council from any state of India may be elected by the Executive Board as Ordinary/Life member of the society.

Newaddition:(Newadditionalrulewillbeplacedatruleno.27andtheexistingruleno.27willbeknownasruleno.28)

The Trust The Indian Academy of Pediatrics may be dissolved if the General Body so desired. In such an event the trust should first clear all statutory and other liabilities and remaining Assets, whether fixed Assets, Investments, Fixed Deposits, Cash & Bank balances and other receivable etc. should be either transferred to some Charitable Trust having similar object or State Government or Central Government or any such Government Corporation or body as notified by the State or Central Government from time to time, with the prior approval of charity commissioner. In no circumstances any of the trust’s fund or assets can be utilized for any personal use by the Trustee’s or office bearers or Committee Members for their own benefit or benefit to their associates, which is strictly prohibited.

ExistingRuleNo.24.3.16

IAP Subspecialty Chapters may publish tabloids/

periodicals to promote all or any of its objectives in concurrence with the Society’s policy and not contrary to it. The chapter can publish its journal, it has to be published as per the guidelines and ethics prescribed by the International Medical Journal editor’s association. The chapters cannot send “free copy” of their periodical/Journal to non-chapter member; however they may do so by charging a fee to the minimum of Rs 50/- per issue. Not doing so shall be considered as anti-IAP activity.

ProposedAmendment

IAP Subspecialty Chapters may publish tabloids/periodicals to promote all or any of its objectives in concurrence with the Society’s policy and not contrary to it. The chapter can publish its journal, it has to be published as per the guidelines and ethics prescribed by the International Medical Journal editor’s association. The chapters may circulate tabloids/periodicals/journals to the members of the chapters and/or to the members of the society (Central IAP) or to any interested persons at the subsidised cost or free of cost to disseminate and update scientific knowledge on recent advances in the science of pediatrics.


The members present demanded that the interim report submitted by the Tribunal which was constituted to go into the complaints of IAP Election 2014 be discussed before starting the Annual General Body Meeting and hence the President, Dr. Vijay N. Yewale granted time for the same. The members presented their views on Tribunal Report. After lengthy discussion it was agreed by the members that the Tribunal is the quasi judicial body and the report of the Tribunal should be accepted and implemented forthwith. The members observed that non acceptance of the Tribunal Report is the violation of the constitutional provisions of IAP. The members further decided that the Office Bearers and Executive Board members elected in IAP Election 2014 should not take charge of their offices, till the Tribunal gives further Orders about the status of the elected members other than whose elections are under challenge before the Tribunal. Till such time other Office Bearers and the Executive Board members of 2013 will perform the functions and duties as required under the constitution of IAP. Following members will function as office bearers (1) Dr. Vijay N. Yewale who was elected one year earlier and shall function as the President 2014, (2) Dr. C. P. Bansal, who shall function as the Immediate Past President, (3) Dr. Sailesh Gupta as HSG (4) Dr. Ashok Kumar Rai as Vice President (5) Dr. Pravin Mehta as Treasurer (6) Dr. Dheeraj Shah Editor-in-Chief of Indian Pediatrics and (7) Dr. P. Ramachandran Editor – in – Chief of Indian Journal of Practical Pediatrics) (8) Dr. V. P. Goswami as Joint Secretary, subject to the Tribunal’s final verdict.

INDIANACADEMYOFPEDIATRICSKailasDarshan,KennedyBridge,Mumbai-400007.

Minutesof theAnnualGeneralBodyMeetingof theIndianAcademyof Pediatricsheldon10thJanuary2014from6.30pmonwardsatBrilliantConventionCenter,Indore.

Minutes of the AGM of the IAP held on 10th January 2014, Indore.

The Executive Board members of year 2013 will function as Executive Board members subject to the Tribunal’s further orders.

On the resolution of this issue the members agreed to proceed with the conduction of the Annual General Body meeting as per the agenda circulated earlier.

One hundred and sixty two (162) members attended the meeting as per the attendance signed in the minutes book.

The President, Dr. Vijay N. Yewale was in the Chair. He welcomed the members present at the meeting and requested the Hon. Secretary General (2012-13), Dr. Sailesh Gupta to proceed with the transaction of the business as per the circulated agenda. Since the entire power point presentation of this GB was prepared by Dr. Pravin Mehta, Dr. Sailesh Gupta requested to Dr. Pravin Mehta the conduct the meeting. Dr. Pravin Mehta clarified that he will conduct it as a Treasurer.

Before taking up the agenda for discussion, the members condoled the death of following members:

• Dr. V. B. Athavale (Mumbai)

• Dr. N. S. Suresh Babu (Thrissur)

• Dr. S. K. Bandi (Indore)

• Dr. A. S. Chikarmane (Vadodara)

• Dr. Dasrathi Dash (Cuttack)

• Dr. V. D. Dewan (Faridabad)


Agenda ItemNo. 1 - Confirmation of theminutesoftheAnnualGeneralBodyMeetingheldon18thJanuary2013atKolkata.

Dr. Sailesh Gupta inform the members that the minutes of the Annual General Body Meeting held on 18th January 2013 at Kolkata was circulated to the members by webmail. The minutes are also printed in the Annual Report of the Society on Page Nos. 11 – 14. As the minutes were in order the same were accepted.

Proposed by: Dr. Baldev S. Prajapati

Seconded by: Dr. Raju C. Shah

Similarly, the final constitutional amendments passed in the 1st & 2nd Special General Body Meeting held in January 2013 and March 2013 were circulated by webmail to the members. The same is also printed in the Annual Report of the Society on Page Nos. 15 - 31.

AgendaItemNo.2-Businessarisingoutoftheminutes.

The members were informed by Dr. Sailesh Gupta that the decision to introduce E-voting from “IAP Election 2014” onwards could not be done as the 2 independent agencies appointed by the Central office for certification of the software as fool proof was not available as these agencies found lacunae in it and hence it is desirable to remove the lacunae before introduction of E-voting.

The bid for hosting Pedicon 2015 was invited again. IAP Delhi State Branch was selected for hosting Pedicon 2015 at Delhi.

Agenda ItemNo. 3 - Consideration andadoptionofAnnualReportoftheSociety.

As per the decision taken in the Annual General Body meeting held on 18th January 2013, the Annual Report containing activities of IAP during 2013 and audited accounts is posted on IAP website. 1000 hard copies of the Annual Report are printed for distribution during the Annual General Body meeting and to the members who ask for it.

The main content of the Annual Report are as follows:

• Notice of the AGM of 10th January 2014 (Page No.10)

• Notice of the SGM of 10th January 2014 (Page No.11)

• Minutes of AGM held on January 18, 2013 (Page No.11)

• Constitution of IAP – effective March 2013 (Page No.16)

• Audited Accounts 2012-13 (Page No.33)

• Budget for 2014-15 (Page No.49)

The Annual Report was accepted by the members. The same were proposed adoption by Dr. Upendra Kinjawadekar and seconded by Dr. Raju C. Shah

Agenda ItemNo. 4 - Consideration andadoptionoftheauditedStatementofAccountsfor the year ended 31stMarch 2013 and theBudgetfortheyear2014-15.

Dr. Pravin Mehta informed the members that Audited Accounts of the Society for the period 2012-13 are printed in the Annual Report from Page Nos. 32 – 47 and the Budget for 2014 – 15 on Page Nos. 49 – 57.

The accounts and budget were proposed for adoption by Dr. Digant Shastri and seconded by Dr. Pradeep Kumar Kar.

Dr. Ajay Gambhir suggested that the report of the Internal Auditor should also be circulated to the members but the members decided the same may be made available to those who ask for it.

• Service Tax Report

Dr. Ajay Gambhir wanted to know the status of applicability of Service Tax to IAP transactions. Dr. Pravin Mehta inform the house that we have taken the opinion of Service Tax lawyer in same can be obtain by any member from IAP office on request.

AgendaItemNo.5-AppointmentofAuditorsandfixingtheirremuneration.

The members authorized continuation of M/s. S. C. Maheshwari & Associates as the Auditors of the Society for 2013-14. It was decided to increase the audit fee to Rs.55,000/- from 2013 – 14 onwards.

Proposed by: Dr. Nitin K. Shah

Seconded by: Dr. Alok Gupta

Agenda ItemNo. 6 -Appointment ofLegal


Adviserandfixinghisremuneration.

The members authorized continuation of Shri Gautam A. Tambe as the IAP’s legal advisor for the year 2013-14.

AgendaItemNo.7-ConsiderationofElectronic/SMSvotingforIAPelections

The President, Dr. Vijay N. Yewale informed the members that the IAP Committee for working out modalities in E-voting is re-constituted and following are the members:

• Dr. Vijay N. Yewale – Chairperson

• Dr. Ashwani K. Agarwal

• Dr. Ramesh Goyal

• Dr. Alok Gupta

• Dr. Satish V. Pandya

• Dr. Vineet Saxena

• Dr. Amit P. Shah

• Dr. Arun Kumar Shah

• Dr. Subramanya N. K.

This committee wil l look into al l aspects of E-voting and come back to the General Body before introducing in national elections of IAP. Field trial will be given to the E-voting software at local and state IAP elections of IAP branches.

AgendaItemNo.8 -ConsiderationofmattersrelatedtoAsiaPacificCongressofPediatrics2015

The members were informed of the following decisions taken by the Executive Board at its meeting held in November 2013:

• 15th APCP and the Pedicon 2016 will be held jointly. This has been also accepted by the office-bearers of APPA

• IAP Twin Cities Branch is required to make a formal application for hosting Pedicon 2016. The Executive Board has accepted IAP Twin Cities Branch as the host branch of Pedicon 2016.

• Bid for Pedicon 2016 shall not be advertised.

• IAP Twin Cities Branch is required to pay bid amount and the administrative fee to Central IAP as per rules.

• The surplus sharing ratio shall be as prevails today. APPA will accept the earlier assurance

of minimum sharing of 20,000 US$ from conference surplus. Sharing of conference surplus will remain as it is i.e. 30% of the net surplus. Part of it will be received by CIAP as a donation of Rs.1000/- per delegate registered.

• The Organizing Team of 15th APCP and Pedicon 2016 will be expanded.

• A Steering Committee is formed to oversee organizational expect of 15th APCP and Pedicon 2016. The Steering Committee shall comprise of (1) President of IAP 2012 (2) President of IAP 2013 (3) President of IAP 2014 (4) President of IAP 2015 (5) Secretary General of IAP 2012-13 (6) Secretary General of IAP 2014-15 6) Five regional representatives. The former six will form the core committee for 15th APCP

• The organizers of the joint conference may propose registrat ion fee for conference, however, final decision shall be taken by the Executive Board and General Body of IAP.

• The Organizing Secretary of 15th APCP may be invited to present the report of 15th APCP for 10 / 15 minutes to the Executive Board during its meeting.

• The Organizing Secretary of Pedicon 2016 shall be the observer in the Executive Board Meeting in the year 2015.

• A business meeting of APPA will be included in the Joint Conference.

• Science program will be common and designed by IAP with inputs from APPA.

• IAP assured APPA of a reasonable registration fee and accommodation charge for APPA delegates.

Agenda ItemNo. 9 -Matter of sharing ofPediconsurpluswithCIAP

The members decided that no change be made in the pedicon surplus sharing ratio and to maintain status quo. Since Pedicon Guidelines Committee report is submitted only 2 days back it was decided that the same will be published in the Academy Today and the suggestions will be invited from the members and the new Pedicon Guidelines including the financial aspect will be put for the consideration at the next AGM. Till such time the existing surplus sharing ratio to continue till Pedicon 2016. The


new surplus sharing ratio will be decided by AGM of 2015 and will be applicable from Pedicon 2017.

AgendaItemNo.10-MattersrelatedtoPedicon2015(Registrationfee)

Dr. Anupam Sachdeva raised the issue of surplus sharing of Pedicon 2015 and argued that the new surplus sharing ratio should not be effective from Pedicon 2015 as the bid was made before the new profit sharing ratio came into effect. The members agreed to his request for having the surplus sharing ratio that was in effect at the time of making the bid for hosting Pedicon.

The members discussed the registration fee for Pedicon 2015 and following decisions were taken:

• Early bird registration shall be Rs.6000/- upto 31st January 2014. This registration fee is inclusive of all taxes including Service Tax.

• The registration fee for other different slabs to be decided by the organizers of Pedicon 2015.

Dr. Ramesh Goyal suggested to change the nomenclature of registration fee as done for life membership fee to avoid Service Tax.

AgendaItemNo.11-E-journalofIndianPediatricfor all IAPmembers except those existingmembersthatrequestahardcopyandtochargeRs.12,000/-asamembershipfeefornewmembers.

The members discussed the proposal of E-journal of Indian Pediatrics for all IAP members except those that request for hard copy and to charge Rs.12,000/- as a membership fee for new members. The members did not accept this proposal and decided to maintain status quo.

Agenda ItemNo. 12 - Appointment of IAPElectionCommission

The members const ituted the IAP Elect ion Commission for IAP Election 2015 and 2016 comprising of following members:

(1) Dr. Jagdish Chinnappa – Chief Elect ion Commissioner

(2) Dr. Raju C. Shah – Election Commissioner

(3) Dr. Alok Gupta – Election Commissioner

The office of the Chief Election Commissioner shall be at Bangalore.

Some members suggested to have a committee to look into IAP Election Reforms and Standard Operating Procedures comprising of Past IAP Election Commissions. This suggestions was accepted by the members. The new reforms suggested by this committee shall come in to effect after IAP Election 2016. The house authorized the President to nominate the members of Election Reforms Committee. The members suggested that the past election commissioners may be included in the committee.

The President, Dr. Vijay N. Yewale invited the member to send their suggestions for considerations by the IAP Election Reform Committee as early as possible.

AgendaItemNo.13-Anyotherbusiness,noticeofwhichhasbeencirculatedwiththeagenda.

NIL

Agenda ItemNo. 14 -Anyotherbusinessofwhich 30 days notice has been given to theSecretaryGeneralinwriting.

NIL

Agenda Item No. 15 - Considerat ion ofcorrespondence.

The correspondence could not be taken for discussion for lack of time. It was decided by the members that the next EB can discussed and take appropriate action on the correspondence.

AgendaItemNo.16-Anyotherbusinesswiththepermissionofthechair.

Court Cases It was decided by the members that the Past, Present

and Future Office Bearers of IAP are hereby granted immunity if the court cases are slapped on them on the matters related to IAP even if the cases are filled on individual names. It was further decided that the IAP will bear all legal & financial liabilities for such office bearers.

Special General Body Meeting On the request of the members the President, Dr.

Vijay N. Yewale cancelled the Special General Body meeting which was called for constitutional amendments / additions / deletions.

As there was no any other matter for discussion, the meeting ended with a vote of thanks to the Chair.



FUNDSANDLAIBILITIES 31/03/2014 31/03/2013TrustFundsorCorpus:- 12,61,66,707.00 10,87,73,058.00Balance as per last Balance Sheet 10,87,73,058.00 9,55,34,972.00 Add: During the year for Admission fee 6,40,000.00 6,85,500.00 Add: During the year for Life Membership Fund 1,00,70,649.00 1,04,38,584.00 Add: during the year for Corpus Donation 66,83,000.00 21,14,002.00 OtherFunds:- Any other Fund - As per schedule - I 4,79,78,140.13 4,63,73,664.13Liabilities:- For Expenses - As per Schedule - II 6,13,65,188.67 3,02,73,105.67IncomeandExpenditureAccount:- Balance as per Balance Sheet 1,29,56,333.23 Less:Deficitas per Income and Add:Surplus Expenditure Account 76,35,617.82 1,29,56,333.23 Less:Transferred to Royalty Earmarked Funds for Education in Pediatrics (15,78,729.00)Less: Transferred to Reserve of Specific Fund (11,79,983.00) 1,78,33,239.05 TOTALRs. 25,33,43,274.85 19,83,76,161.03

PROPERTYANDASSETS 31/03/2014 31/03/2013FixedAssets a)ImmovableProperties:-(AtCost) 21,61,762.00 22,75,539.00As per last Balance Sheet 22,75,539.00 23,95,304.00 Less : Depreciation (1,13,777.00) (1,19,765.00)b)FixedAssets:-As per Schedule - III 17,81,406.00 20,37,778.00 Investments:-RBIBonds 3,65,00,000.00 3,65,00,000.00 Note: The Market value of the above investments is Rs. ……………………. CurrentAssets a) Advances - As per Schedule - IV 37,43,431.67 41,14,044.67 b) Income Outstanding or Receivables - As per Schedule - V 1,44,13,756.51 1,01,77,566.28 c) Cash & Bank Balance - Schedule - VI 2,91,30,796.99 13,30,299.40 d) Fixed Deposit Account -As per Schedule - VII 16,42,82,959.68 14,15,73,383.68 e) Stock in Hand 13,29,162.00 3,67,550.00 IncomeandExpenditureAccount:- Balance as per Balance Sheet Less : Appropriation Add:Deficitas per Income and Less:Surplus Expenditure Account TOTALRs. 25,33,43,274.85 19,83,76,161.03 The above Balance Sheet to the best of my/our As per our report of even date belief contains a true account of the Funds & FORSCMAHESHWARI&ASSOCIATES Liabilities & of the Property & Assets of the Trust ForINDIANACADEMYOFPEDIATRICS s/d s/d s/d Proprietor DrPravinJMehta DrBakulJParekh Chartered Accountants Hon. SecretaryGeneral Hon.Treasurer Auditors Datedat:Mumbai,September26,2014 TRUSTEE

SCHEDULE-VIII[Vide Rule 17 (1)]

The Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950 Nameof thePublicTrust:INDIANACADEMYOFPEDIATRICS(CONSOLIDATED)

KAILASDARSHAN,KENNEDYBRIDGE,MUMBAI-400007BALANCESHEETASAT:31STMARCH2014

Registration No. F 1166 (BOM)


EXPENDITURE 31/03/2014 31/03/2013

To, Expenditureinrespectof properties

Depreciation (Office Premises) 1,13,775.00 1,19,765.00

Society Repairs and Maintenance – –

To, Legal/ProfessionalExpenses 16,82,170.00 1,23,123.00

Professional fees - Auditors 1,05,588.00

Honorarium - Legal Advisor 10,000.00

Professional fees - Legal Advisor 15,66,582.00

To, AuditFees 1,27,978.00 88,742.00

To, AdministrativeExpenses-As per Schedule - VIII 1,81,78,776.76 1,56,99,372.54

To, Depreciation 5,13,264.00 5,12,194.00

To, Organization/ProfessionalExpenses

Educational- As per Schedule - IX 1,47,85,984.00 1,11,18,494.00

To, AmountTransferredtoReserveof SpecificFund – –

To, Excessof IncomeoverExpenditure 76,35,617.82 1,16,99,707.21

TOTALRs. 4,30,37,565.58 3,93,61,397.75

INCOME 31/03/2014 31/03/2013

By, IncomefromOtherActivities-As per Schedule - X 2,28,28,710.34 2,17,82,002.19

By, DonationinCashorKind 53,934.00 75,410.00

By, Interest

i) Interest on Fixed Deposit/Saving Balance-As per Schedule -XI 1,42,40,321.39 1,17,04,801.89

ii) Interest on Securities - RBI Bonds 29,20,000.00 29,59,503.67

By, SubscriptionfromMembers-As per Schedule - XII 29,94,599.85 28,39,680.00

By, DeficitcarriedovertoBalanceSheet - -

TOTALRs. 4,30,37,565.58 3,93,61,397.75

As per our report of even date

FORS.C.MAHESHWARI&ASSOCIATES ForINDIANACADEMYOFPEDIATRICS s/d s/d s/d Proprietor DrPravinJMehta DrBakulJParekh Chartered Accountants Hon. SecretaryGeneral Hon.Treasurer Auditors Datedat:Mumbai,September26,2014 TRUSTEE

SCHEDULE-IX[Vide Rule 17 (1)]

The Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950Nameof thePublicTrust:INDIANACADEMYOFPEDIATRICS(CONSOLIDATED)

KAILASDARSHAN,KENNEDYBRIDGE,MUMBAI-400007INCOMEANDEXPENDITUREACCOUNTFORTHEYEARENDING:31STMARCH2014

Registration No. F 1166 (BOM)


31/03/2014 31/03/2013

SCHEDULE-I RESERVESANDSURPLUS OTHERFUNDS: i) EarmarkedFunds 1,56,12,459.00 1,44,32,476.00 Fund for Office Premises 1,44,32,476.00 Add: During the year 11,79,983.00 ii) MiscellaneousFunds 3,35,641.00 3,35,641.00a) Bibi Sunder Kaur- Research Fellowship Fund 1,00,000.00 1,00,000.00 b) Dr. James Flett - Award & Oration 12,391.00 12,391.00 c) Dr. K Indirabai - Research Fellowship Fund 60,000.00 60,000.00 d) Dr. Shantilal C Sheth - Award & Oration 35,000.00 35,000.00 e) Dr. S R Amarnath - Research Fellowship Fund 1,00,000.00 1,00,000.00 f) Dr. S S Manchanda - Award & Oration 5,000.00 5,000.00 g) Dr. S T Achar - Award & Oration 3,250.00 3,250.00 h) Dr. V Balagopal Raju - Award & Oration 20,000.00 20,000.00 iii) FoundationFund 2,01,03,071.00 2,01,03,071.00 iv) IAPResearchFund 20,05,570.00 18,28,088.00 Opening Balance 18,28,088.00 16,77,206.00 Add: During the year 1,77,482.00 1,50,882.00 v) GeneralReserveFund 99,21,399.13 96,74,388.13 TOTALSCHEDULE-I 4,79,78,140.13 4,63,73,664.13

INDIANACADEMYOFPEDIATRICS(CONSOLIDATED)SCHEDULESFORMINGPARTOFBALANCESHEET

FORTHEYEARENDED31STMARCH2014



FORTHEYEARENDED31STMARCH2014 31/03/2014 31/03/2013SCHEDULE-II CURRENTLIABILITIES PayabletoChapters&Branches Payable to Chapters & Branches 18,90,997.00 18,89,500.00

GEM Activities 1,92,145.00 10,24,598.00 PALS/BLS Activities 30,32,149.67 24,80,241.67

PayableAccount Suspense Account (Bank of Baroda) 12,48,721.00 2,41,101.00 IAP Calamity Relief Fund 6,65,116.00 6,82,116.00

RoyaltyonIAPPublications 33,81,191.00 18,02,462.00Royalty Earmarked Funds for Education in Pediatrics 18,02,462.00 3,50,076.00 Add: during the year 15,78,729.00 14,52,386.00

Audit Fee Payable 1,21,798.00 84,719.00 Professional Fee Payable - Internal Auditor 30,337.00

IAPCOIProject ID Surveillance Project - 2,42,619.00

Pedicon 2015/2014 10,00,000.00 5,00,000.00 Outstanding Expenses 11,11,924.00 11,24,194.00 Outstanding Liabilities for Various Project 13,16,653.00 1,99,193.00 SAPA - South Asia Pediatric Association 7,50,000.00

Duties&Taxes TDS Payable 65,157.00 12,881.00

Provisions 41,27,919.00Provision - Staff Bonus 1,83,270.00 2,22,067.00 Provision - Staff Gratuity 33,14,171.00 32,60,240.00 Provision - Staff Leave Encashment 6,30,478.00 9,52,975.00 Contractual Employee Payable 1,06,099.00

C/F 1,90,40,206.67 1,47,18,906.67



FORTHEYEARENDED31STMARCH2014 31/03/2014 31/03/2013SCHEDULE-II B/F 1,90,40,206.67 1,47,18,906.67 SundryCreditor 70,636.00Office Bearers – Mini Creations – 19,425.00 ERIS Lifesciencies Pvt Ltd – 3,75,000.00 TDS - Indian Pediatrics – 69,866.00 TDS - IJPP – 14,768.00 Consultant India 4,500.00 Vijay Gift & Stationery 4,285.00 Manan Computers 8,150.00 9,702.00 Ctrl S Datacenters Ltd 39,641.00 Padmaja Travels 5,246.00 Technosoft Electronics Pvt Ltd 409.00 866.00 Sundry Creditor - Members 7,000.00 Magpie Corporation 1,405.00 1,405.00 NRP FGM Program - Johnson & Johnson – (16,24,834.00)NSSK State Govt (Direct MoU) 14,93,310.00 NRP FGM Program 2009 22,73,484.00 IAPActionPlan IAPActionPlan-2009(PC) 42,95,313.00Emory Project (4 Years) 42,95,313.00 57,95,313.00 IAPActionPlan-2010(DU) 25,48,000.00 –ASOV - 2010 (Wyeth) – – Parenting Program 25,48,000.00 – IAPActionPlan-2011(TUS) 3,58,850.00 –Pediatric Sleep Program - 2011 (J&J) 3,58,850.00 – Pediatric Radiology Book – (16,080.00) C/F 3,00,79,799.67 1,93,64,337.67



FORTHEYEARENDED31STMARCH2014 31/03/2014 31/03/2013SCHEDULE-II B/F 3,00,79,799.67 1,93,64,337.67 IAPActionPlan-2012(RCA) 3,59,090.00RTI GEM - 2012 (Dr Reddy’s Lab) – 5,83,055.00 ARCTM -2012 (MSD) – (4,94,503.00)ATM - 2012 (MSD) – (36,895.00)Difficult Adolescent in Office Practice -12 (MSD) – 3,64,802.00 Difficult Anemia in Office Practice - 12 (ERIS) – (62,052.00)Exodiam/CDMP 2012 - (MSD) – (69,402.00)How Do I Manage - 2012 – (67,977.00)Office Preparedness for Pediatric Emergencies(OPPE) – 67,114.00 SOV/ASOV/EOV Program - 2012 (Sanofi) – 72,474.00 TIPS - 2012 (IAP PG Teaching Module) 1,77,988.00 2,82,072.00 Vaccion 2012 1,81,102.00 1,91,187.00 IAPActionPlan(MissionUday)-2013(CPB) 2,84,09,103.00ACPP Program - 2013 3,63,005.00 76,541.00 ATM - 2013 (MSD) 2,32,137.00 Exodiam/CDMP 2013 2,62,072.00 BLS Awareness Program 2013 7,17,852.00 IAP Touch Program - 2013 - 4,60,708.00 Indian College of Pediatric (ICP) 24,89,353.00 Mission Kishor Uday - 2013 - (2,28,775.00)Mission Uday - 2013 2,36,01,511.00 (4,01,260.00)RTI 2013 3,39,825.00 SIP Program 2013 14,279.00 SOV 2013 - Sanofi 30,000.00 Website Development - Supported -J & J- 13 3,59,069.00 (83,231.00)IAPActionPlan-2014(VY) 7,81,702.00Monsoon Maladies -2014 1,50,000.00 Neuroimerging for Pediatricians 2014 1,77,268.00 Nutrition in Health & Disease Comm - 2014 1,59,802.00 RAPC - Rational Antibiotic Practice -2014 2,04,945.00 Vitamin D 2014 89,687.00 PSPIDProgram(Zuventus) 2,99,584.00 3,66,412.00

CreidtBalanceinLoan&Advances 14,35,910.00 98,88,498.00

6,13,65,188.67 3,02,73,105.67


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FORTHEYEARENDED31STMARCH2014 31/03/2014 31/03/2013SCHEDULE-IV Prepaid Expenses 68,902.00 44,653.00 Loan to Staff 2,90,800.00 84,000.00 Receivable IAP Warangal Branch 6,000.00 – IAP-IJPP-CME 97,000.00 99,966.00 Receivable - Combrige Press 1,469.00 – Advances for booking EB Tickets 3,95,543.00 – ii)SecurityDeposit 31,590.00 –Security Deposit - Electricity 11,190.00 10,280.00 Security Deposit - MTNL 8,000.00 8,000.00 Water Cane Deposit 1,400.00 1,400.00 Building Maintenance - Deposit 11,000.00 11,000.00 SundryDebtors – iii)DebitedBalanceinCurrentLiabilities 21,73,962.00 18,83,630.00 AdvancetoBranches/Pedicon 10,73,708.67IAP International Publication House - Indore 36,222.67 42,967.67 IAP National Publication House - Gwalior 7,27,848.00 Mission Uday - Gwalior 73,139.00 Receivable from Pedicon (Exp incurred from CIAP) 1,84,288.00 15,32,605.00 APCP Conference - Hyderabad (R,able) 52,211.00 TOTALSCHEDULE-IV 37,43,431.67 41,14,044.67


SCHEDULE-V INCOMEOUTSTANDING/RECEIVABLE i)InterestReceivable 2,83,437.51Interest Receivable - Axis bank 1,04,975.00 29,179.00 Interest Receivable - Bank Of Baroda – 9,393.00 Interest Receivable - HDFC 12,23,775.00 10,20,121.00 Interest Receivable - Kotak Mahindra Bank 3,040.00 1,63,793.00 Interest Receivable - Saraswat Bank 48,815.82 49,969.00 Interest Receivable - MMFL 4,42,294.00 Interest Receivable - Union Bank of India 1,47,993.00 Interest Receivable - RBI Bonds 4,86,668.00 4,86,668.00 Interest Receivable 25,876.69 32,605.12 ii)RoyaltyandotherIncomeReceivable 56,16,170.00Receivable - Jayee Brothers 14,20,856.00 14,52,386.00 Receivable - Other Income 5,872.00 6,77,620.00 Receivable - Royalty 31,05,712.00 20,05,513.00 Receivable - HO (CIAP) 10,83,730.00 7,52,980.00 iii)TDSReceivable 43,64,149.00TDS Receivable - AY 2009-10 – 49,231.00 TDS Receivable - AY 2011-12 – 8,73,112.00 TDS Receivable - AY 2013-14 11,18,600.67 7,33,227.66 TDS Receivable - AY 2014-15 24,87,752.50 11,27,613.67 TDS Receivable 7,57,795.83 7,14,154.83 Receivable - FD 19,50,000.00 Pedicon-ExpReceivable – TOTALSCHEDULE-V 1,44,13,756.51 1,01,77,566.28


FORTHEYEARENDED31STMARCH2014 31/03/2014 31/03/2013



FORTHEYEARENDED31STMARCH2014 31/03/2014 31/03/2013

SCHEDULE-VI CASH&BANKBALANCE i)BankBalances 2,90,49,110.44Axis Bank - Calamity 33,099.65 27,752.65 Bank of Baroda (01666) 1,16,16,285.79 1,49,743.98 Bank of Baroda (FEMA) 1,14,09,906.19 5,316.19 Bank of Maharashtra (0963-8) 7,14,448.65 17,750.65 IDBI Bank 2,70,175.00 1,87,608.00 Kotak Mahindra Bank 39,95,977.64 2,50,612.00 Corporation Bank 7,38,718.67 4,14,281.53 HDFC Bank 10,000.00 10,000.00 The Karur Vysya Bank 32,943.12 32,164.52 Union Bank of India 9,485.73 8,558.73 Syndicate Bank (44670) 1,11,751.00 62,904.00 Syndicate Bank (217242) 1,06,319.00 99,134.00 ii)CashBalance 30,659.55Cash 27,022.70 52,202.30 Petty Cash 3,636.85 1,098.85 iii)PostOffice-Balance 51,027.00Deposit with Post Office (BRE) 151.00 151.00 Franking Machine Imprest 50,876.00 11,021.00

TOTALSCHEDULE-VI 2,91,30,796.99 13,30,299.40




31/03/2014 31/03/2013SCHEDULE-VII FIXEDDEPOSITWITHBANKS Axis Bank 7,90,000.00 7,90,000.00 Bank of Baroda - Flexi Deposit – 1,09,16,000.00 HDFC 12,63,00,500.00 9,96,40,500.00 Kotak Mahindra Bank 40,00,000.00 69,00,000.00 Mahindra Mahindra Financial Services Ltd 85,00,000.00 85,00,000.00 Saraswat Co-Op Bank – 19,50,000.00 Union Bank 1,15,00,000.00 Fixed Deposit - Banks 69,95,884.00 64,55,000.00 Corporation Bank 19,22,000.00 18,22,000.00 State Bank of Travancore – 5,25,308.00 The Karur Vysya Bank Ltd 42,74,575.68 40,74,575.68 TOTALSCHEDULE-VII 16,42,82,959.68 14,15,73,383.68


INDIANACADEMYOFPEDIATRICS(CONSOLIDATED)SCHEDULESFORMINGPARTOFINCOME&EXPENDITUREACCOUNT


31/03/2014 31/03/2013SCHEDULE-VIII

ADMINISTRATIVEEXPENSES ComputerExpenses 1,84,752.00Computer Expenses 1,84,752.00 1,69,737.00 ExecutiveBoardMeeting&TA/DAExpenses 23,40,727.00Executive Board Meeting Expenses 6,59,470.00 4,78,846.00 Travel Expenses to Executive Board Members 16,81,257.00 10,13,542.00 EmployersContributiontoStaff 1,82,076.00Contribution to Staff- PPF 1,82,076.00 1,82,076.00 IAPElection 30,96,428.00IAP Election Expenses - 2014 27,57,624.00 4,83,665.00 IAP Election- Meeting /Travelling/Remuneration Expenses - 1,00,281.00 IAP Election- Printing & Postage Expenses - 8,96,240.00 IAP Election- Remuneration - 1,70,000.00 IAP Election - E Voting Software/data etc 2,50,000.00 30,840.00 Tribunal Committee Meeting Expenses 88,804.00 Postage&CourierCharges 11,71,013.60Courier Charges 4,59,860.00 2,26,609.00 Postage Charges 7,11,153.60 6,71,546.00 Printing&StationeryExpenses 10,23,435.00Printing & Stationery 10,23,435.00 18,94,310.00 Refreshment/Staff Welfare 1,13,982.50Staff Mediclaim Premium 25,366.00 24,243.00 Refreshment-Others 37,050.00 22,392.00 Staff Welfare 51,566.50 39,420.50 Repairs&Maintenance 6,32,789.50Website Maintenance 1,70,073.00 2,83,678.00 Office Maintenance Expenses 79,063.50 1,06,206.50 Repairs & Maintenance 2,71,809.00 2,38,143.00 Repairs & Maintenance (Properties) 52,700.00 Society Maintenance 59,144.00 37,411.00 Municipal Tax - 10,265.00 Salaries/OT/Bonus/PF/Gratuity/LeaveEncashment 63,09,694.00Salaries & Allowance 51,25,014.00 51,20,305.00 Overtime Allowances 4,96,074.00 5,10,497.00 Bonus/Ex Gracia 3,09,710.00 3,18,607.00 Staff Gratuity 2,42,382.00 2,48,261.00 Staff Leave Encashment 1,36,514.00 2,27,562.00 ContratualEmployee-Wages 7,37,101.00 SecretarialAssistance/RetainerFee 3,76,000.00Secretarial Assistance to President 1,20,000.00 1,20,000.00 Secretarial Assistance to President Elect 45,000.00 60,000.00 Secretarial Assistance to Secretary 55,000.00 60,000.00 Secretarial Assistance to Treasurer 60,000.00 60,000.00 Secretarial Assistance to Editor/Honararium 96,000.00 RetainerFess 60,000.00 60,000.00 SubCommitteesMeetingExpenses 6,27,329.00Administrative/office Bearers Meeting Expenses 2,88,999.00 2,19,247.50 Constitution Amendment Committee Meeting Expenses - 2,72,209.00 International Meeting Exp 1,46,638.00 - Finance Committee Meeting Expenses 1,49,142.00 1,04,261.50 Pediatrics Software Committee Meeting Expenses - 17,843.00 Journal Committee Meeting Expenses 42,550.00 32,234.30

C/F 1,68,55,327.60 1,45,10,478.30




31/03/2014 31/03/2013SCHEDULE-VIII B/F 1,68,55,327.60 1,45,10,478.30 Telephones&InternetExpenses 4,13,906.86Internet Charges 1,55,139.00 1,49,683.00 Telephone Charges 2,58,767.86 1,68,189.95 TravellingAllowancetoPresident/OfficeBearers 49,307.00TA for President for International Travel – 1,37,593.00 TA for President for Non-Funded NGO/GOI Meeting 35,792.00 1,09,483.00 Travel Exp - Office Bearers/Others 13,515.00 12,193.00 OtherExpenses WrittenOff 23,749.00 –Assets Written Off 4,858.00 Loss on Sale/Scrap of Assets 5,240.00 TDS Written Off 13,651.00 General/MiscellaneousExpenses 55,462.00Gift/Articles & Diwali Expenses 18,570.00 21,090.00 Etds Charges 472.00 248.00 Miscellaneous Expenses 9,417.00 19,690.00 Rounded off 1.00 (1.66)Water Charges 27,002.00 12,007.00 Bank Charges 46,289.30 43,288.95 Conveyance 2,97,651.00 1,86,282.00 Electricity Charges 2,84,639.00 2,42,664.00 Exp on Advertisements – 8,119.00 Packing& Transporting Exp 5,865.00 1,860.00 Staff Profession Tax - Late Retun Fee 1,000.00 Interest & Penalties (Income tax/Professional Tax) 35,736.00 Legal & Revenue Stamps 7,720.00 3,050.00 Franking Machine - Cartridge 12,852.00 13,020.00 Service Charges Paid 33,757.00 1,844.00 Trade Mark Registration Charges 8,000.00 Rent Paid 4,280.00 3,470.00 Registration/Other Charges (FCRA etc) – 23,596.00 Postage Bag 43,235.00 31,525.00 TOTALSCHEDULE-VIII 1,81,78,776.76 1,56,99,372.54



FORTHEYEARENDED31STMARCH2014 31/03/2014 31/03/2013SCHEDULE-IX ORGANISATIONS/PROFESSIONALEXPENSES AffiliationFees 2,43,080.00Affiliation Fee - APPA (Asian Pacific Pediatric Association) 18,704.00 16,422.00 Affiliation Fee - ASPID (Asian Society for Pediatric Infectious Disease) 2,398.00 1,878.00 Affiliation Fee - IPA (International Pediatric Association) 2,05,738.00 1,99,715.00 Affiliation Fee - ISTP (International Society of Tropical Pediatrics) 10,990.00 8,198.00 Affiliation Fee - NIPCCD (National Institute of

Public Co-Operation and child Development) 250.00 250.00 Affiliation Fee - SAARC (Pediatric Association of SAARC) 5,000.00 5,000.00

IAPActionPlanExpenses 15,09,688.00Arts & Science of Paper Writing - 2011 (IAP) 75,000.00 97,500.00 Pediatric Radiology Book 16,080.00 How Do I Investigate - 2012 (RCA) – 3,34,520.00 Seizure & Movement Disorder in Office Practice - 2012 (RCA) 47,331.00 1,93,972.00 PALS Equipment’s - 2012 (RCA) – 1,42,800.00 Difficult Ane,ia in Office Practice 1,09,970.00 Charitable Program - BLS 2013 10,00,000.00 Polio Eradication Heroes Program 35,867.00 Promotion Emotional Intelligence 2014 (PEICH) 2,61,307.00 PediatricQuiz 2,54,250.00PG Quiz 1,31,842.00 1,27,235.00 UG Quiz 1,22,408.00 1,03,529.00

AcademyTodayExpenses 99,15,297.00Academy Today/Journal - Despatching Expenses 8,67,311.00 8,94,591.00 Academy Today/Journal - Printing Expenses 89,72,596.00 82,66,732.00 Postage & Printing - Annual Report 75,390.00 4,62,632.00

IP Workshop Expenses 1,49,654.00 1,51,821.00 Awards & Oration 2,07,390.00 75,832.00 Contribution towards Indian Pediatrics (Contra) – Golden Jubilee Celebration Exp 2013 (IAP) 25,00,000.00 – Previous Year Expenses - NPH 6,625.00

TOTALSCHEDULE-IX 1,47,85,984.00 1,11,18,494.00




31/03/2014 31/03/2013SCHEDULE-X INCOMEFROMOTHERSOURCES MiscellaneousReceipts 7,60,751.00Sale of Books & Other Items 5,42,430.00 2,04,895.00 Membership List 1,77,000.00 1,79,500.00 Miscellaneous Receipts 41,321.00 33,529.19 OtherIncome 8,91,665.34Interest on Income Tax Refund 1,75,049.00 1,25,422.00 Interest on TDS (Excess) 53,900.34 Interest on Staff Loan 667.00 1,074.00 Nomination Fee - Asian Pacific Congress of Pediatrics (APCP) - 10,000.00 Excess Provisional Written Back 9,058.00 6,46,975.00 Postage Income 21,356.00 11,930.00 Royalty on IAP Publication ‘Pregnancy from Conception to Birth’ - 74,735.00 Profit on Sale/Scrap of Assets - 6,943.00 Previous Year Income - NPH 3,41,085.00 Sponsorship Received - 8,46,043.00 Rent Received 17,300.00 28,000.00 Extra Page Reprint 61,250.00 6,38,500.00 IP Workshop - Received 2,12,000.00 1,90,600.00 - Administrative/BiddingChargesReceived 10,00,000.00Administrative/ Bidding Charges from Pedicon 10,00,000.00 10,00,000.00 ContributionfromBranches/CME 3,63,835.00 13,93,635.00 ContributionfromPedicon/CME 32,14,572.00 ContributionfromPedDrugFormulary 98,000.00 4,50,000.00 ContributionfromPedSoftware 7,825.00 7,650.00 Sanofi-Useof IAPImmunizationSchedule/PediconShare 5,00,000.00 30,00,000.00 NominationFee-CentralIAPEB/OBElection 4,64,000.00 1,58,000.00 RoyaltyonIAPPublications 58,93,686.00 Royalty Received 58,93,686.00 35,08,983.00 AdministrativeChargesReceived 56,71,341.00 46,84,048.00 Advertisements(Indian) 39,63,035.00 45,81,540.00 TOTALSCHEDULE-X 2,28,28,710.34 2,17,82,002.19




31/03/2014 31/03/2013

SCHEDULE-XI INTERESTRECEIVEDONFIXEDDEPOSIT/SAVINGBALANCES InterestonFixedDepositswith 1,38,32,507.39Axis Bank 76,318.00 73,237.00 Bank of Baroda 2,97,107.00 2,30,001.00 HDFC 1,00,25,695.00 85,74,568.00 IDBI Bank – 1,36,473.00 Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd 1,58,207.00 5,56,208.00 Saraswat Bank 1,98,722.82 1,99,879.00 Union Bnak 7,82,368.00 MMFSL 10,52,294.00 5,10,788.00 Interest on Fixed Deposit 12,41,795.57 10,82,208.89

InterestonSavingBalance 4,07,814.00 3,41,439.00

TOTALSCHEDULE-XI 1,42,40,321.39 1,17,04,801.89

SCHEDULE-XII SubscriptionfromMembers 29,94,599.85 – Subscription from IAP Mumbai (Contra) – Subscription from Members - Indian 25,11,460.85 24,22,791.00 Subscription from - Institution 1,02,650.00 95,250.00 Subscription Recd - 10 Years (10% of 10 Yrs Subscription) 3,80,489.00 3,21,639.00

TOTALSCHEDULE-XII 29,94,599.85 28,39,680.00


INDIANACADEMYOFPEDIATRICS(CONSOLIDATED)CREDITBALANCEINLOAN&ADVANCESFORTHEYEARENDED31STMARCH2014

31/03/2014 31/03/2013 Pediatric Software 3,52,180.00 Indian Pediatrics - New Delhi 10,83,730.00 NSSK - Recd from State Govt( Direct MoU) 14,51,613.00 NRP FGM Program 2009 22,73,484.00 IAP Election 2012 - Hubli 435.00 Indian Pediatrics New Delhi 7,52,980.00 ASOV 2012 (Wyeth) Advance Recd) 1,35,413.00 Parvarish 2011 - Johnson & Johnson 25,48,000.00 MRCPCH - Royal College 4,29,977.00 ARCTM 2011 - Adv Rcvd(MSD) 1,03,416.00 SOV 2008 Sanofi 77,988.00 ATM 2011 - Adv Rcvd(MSD) 1,00,689.00 Ped Sleep Program 2011 - Johnson & Johnson 5,36,635.00 Childhood Disability Book 75,000.00 IAP Nephrology Book 2,27,500.00 Undergraduate Yeaching Modules/Slides 8,000.00 Donation for IAP Immunizeindia 1,13,800.00 Vaccion ToT - 2012 (at Mumbai) 1,81,102.00 Child India E News letter 88,200.00 Golden Jubilee Celeberation 6,14,796.00 Pediatric Software 1,69,470.00 ClosingBalance 14,35,910.00 98,88,498.00


INDIANACADEMYOFPEDIATRICS(CONSOLIDATED)DEBITBALANCEINCURRENTLIABILITIESFORTHEYEARENDED31STMARCH2014

31/03/2014 31/03/2013 ID Surveillance Project 41,621.00 IAP Committee on Immunization - COI 4,11,513.00 NRP FGM Program - Johnson & Johnson 10,13,803.00 RCPCH/MRCPCH 1,52,843.00 IAP Immunization 14,654.00 IAP Touch Program 1,70,919.00 Mission Kishore Uday 3,18,609.00 RAT - Rational Antimicrobial Theraphy 2014 50,000.00 BLS (Mannual) 1,66,044.00 IAP Committee on Immunization (COI) 1,40,771.00 Adena IT Solutions Pvt Ltd 2,50,000.00 Art Throb 415.00 Deepshikha Printers 10,26,400.00 Nandini Graphics 3,00,000.00 ClosingBalance 21,73,962.00 18,83,630.00


BUDGET-2015-2016INDIANACADEMYOFPEDIATRICS(CONSOLIDATED)

ESTIMATEDBUDGETFORTHEPERIOD01/04/2015TO31/03/2016

ESTIMATEDINCOME Rs. Rs.

INCOMEFROMOTHERACTIVITIES

Sale of Books/Journals etc 2,03,500.00

Membership List 2,00,000.00

Administrative/ Bidding Charges from Pedicon 10,00,000.00

Contribution from Branches/Chapter conference/CME 10,50,000.00

Nomination Fee 4,75,000.00

Royalty on IAP Publication 25,00,000.00

Administrative Charges (Action Plan/NRP) 35,00,000.00

Advertisement 42,00,000.00

Donation 50,000.00

Income from Extra Reprints, Pages 1,50,000.00

TDS 70,000.00

IP Workshop 50,000.00

INTERESTINCOME

InterestonInvestment/FixedDeposit 1,46,00,000.00

Interest on Fixed Deposit 1,41,00,000.00

Add: During the Year 5,00,000.00

Interest on Saving Balance 2,10,000.00

Interest on Investments -RBI Bonds 23,67,000.00

SUBSCRIPTIONINCOME

Annual Subscription from Members 60,75,000.00

Annual Subscription from Members - Indian 3,50,000.00

Annual Subscription from Direct - Indian 19,50,000.00

Annual Subscription from Central IAP 32,75,000.00

Individual : - Annual 10 Years Subscription 4,00,000.00

Institution : - Annual 10 Years 1,00,000.00

TOTALESTIMATEDINCOME 3,67,00,500.00

ESTIMATEDDEFICIT/SURPLUS 17,63,750.00




ESTIMATEDEXPENSES Rs. Rs.

Depreciation 7,01,500.00Depreciation (Properties) 1,500.00 Depreciation (Fixed Assets) 7,00,000.00

Legal&ProfessionalExpenses 2,70,000.00Professional Fees - Auditor 1,20,000.00 Professional Fees - Internal Auditor 50,000.00 Honorarium - Legal Advisor 10,000.00 Professional fees - Legal Advisor 90,000.00 AuditFees 1,22,000.00

ComputerExpenses 2,00,000.00

ExecutiveBoardMeeting&TA/DAExpenses 20,00,000.00Executive Board Meeting Expenses 10,00,000.00 Travel Expenses to Executive Board Members 10,00,000.00

IAPElection 12,60,000.00IAP Election- Other ExpensesIAP Election- Printing & PostageIAP Election- Meeting & Travelling Expenses

Postage&CourierCharges 11,50,000.00Courier Charges 4,50,000.00 Postage Charges 7,00,000.00

Printing&StationeryExpenses 11,70,000.00

Refreshment/Staff Welfare 1,53,000.00Staff Mediclaim Premium 58,000.00 Refreshment-Office Bearers/Staff 95,000.00

Repairs&Maintenance 6,87,000.00Website Maintenance 2,30,000.00 Office Maintenance (General) Expenses 50,000.00 Repairs & Maintenance (Office Equipments) 2,75,000.00 Repairs & Maintenance (Properties) 50,000.00 Society Maintenance 70,000.00 Property Tax (MCD) 12,000.00

Salaries/OT/Bonus/PF/Gratuity/LeaveEncashment 64,28,000.00Salaries & Allowance 53,50,000.00 Bonus/Ex Gracia 3,10,000.00 Provision for Payment of Staff Gratuity 2,06,000.00 Provision for Staff Leave Encashment 2,30,000.00 Contribution to Staff- PPF 3,32,000.00 Salaries (Contract Employee) 5,20,000.00

C/f 1,46,61,500.00





B/f 1,46,61,500.00

SecretarialGrant 4,20,000.00Secretarial Assistance to President 1,20,000.00 Secretarial Assistance to President Elect 60,000.00 Secretarial Assistance to Secretary 60,000.00 Secretarial Assistance to Jt Secretary 60,000.00 Secretarial Assistance to Treasurer 60,000.00 Secretarial Expenses to the Editor 60,000.00 Retainer - AAA 60,000.00

SubCommitteesMeetingExpenses 8,00,000.00Administrative/Office Bearers Meeting Expenses 3,00,000.00 Finance Committee Meeting Expenses 2,25,000.00 Other Sub Committee Meetings Expenses 1,00,000.00 IJPP/IP- Meeting Expenses 1,75,000.00

Telephones&InternetExpenses 5,60,000.00Internet Charges 2,00,000.00 Telephone Charges 2,60,000.00 Internet Charges (50% to Office Bearers) 50,000.00 Telephone/Mobile Charges (50% to Office Bearers) 50,000.00

TravellingAllowancetoPresident/OfficeBearers 3,00,000.00TA for President/Nominee for International Travel 1,50,000.00 TA for President/Nominee for Non-Funded NGO/GOI Meeting 75,000.00 Travel Exp - Office Bearers/Others 75,000.00

OTHEREXPENSESOffice Equipments/Assets (Updating/New) 1,50,000.00 Office Renovation 2,00,000.00

General/MiscellaneousExpenses 31,000.00Diwali Expenses 20,000.00 Etds Charges 1,000.00 Miscellaneous Exp 10,000.00 Water Expenses

C/f 1,71,82,500.00



B/f 1,71,82,500.00

Bank Charges 47,000.00 Conveyance to Staff 2,20,000.00 Electricity Charges 3,00,000.00 Exp on Advertisements 5,000.00 Packing/ Transporting Materials Exp 10,000.00 Legal & Revenue Stamps 12,500.00 Franking Machine Cartridge, 15,000.00 Service Charges Paid 35,000.00 Software Expenses - Contribution to Springer 3,00,000.00

ORGANISATION/PROFESSIONALEXPENSES 2,34,750.00Affiliation Fees 13,000.00 Affiliation Fee - APPA (Asian Pacific Pediatric Association) 3,500.00 Affiliation Fee - ASPID (Asian Society for Pediatric Infectious Disease) 2,00,000.00 Affiliation Fee - IPA (International Pediatric Association) 13,000.00 Affiliation Fee - ISTP (International Society of Tropical Pediatrics) 250.00 Affiliation Fee - NIPCCD (National Institute of Public Co-Operation and child Development) 5,000.00

Affiliation Fee - SAARC (Pediatric Association of SAARC) 15,000.00

IAPActionPlanExpenses 25,00,000.00Unsponsored Activities 15,00,000.00 Charitable Actitivities 10,00,000.00 Contingency Expenses as approved by President/Secretary 2,00,000.00 Contribution to New Branches 50,000.00

PediatricsQuiz 3,00,000.00PG Quiz 1,50,000.00 UG Quiz 1,50,000.00

PublicationExpenses 1,00,50,000.00Postage - Academy Today 5,25,000.00 Printing - Academy Today 10,25,000.00 Postage/Printing - Annual Report 75,000.00 Composing, Printing Binding, Lamination, Pasting Reprint, Cartage, Cos of Papers 80,25,000.00

Postage Courier 4,00,000.00

Awards & Oration 2,00,000.00 Contribution to Indian Pediatrics towards Journals for IAP members 32,75,000.00

TOTALESTIMATEDEXPENSES 3,49,36,750.00







Membership List 2,00,000.00

Administrative/ Bidding Charges from Pedicon 10,00,000.00

Contribution from Branches 4,00,000.00

Nomination Fee 4,75,000.00

Administrative Charges (Action Plan/NRP) 35,00,000.00

Donation 50,000.00

INTERESTINCOME

Interest on Investment/Fixed Deposit 1,33,00,000.00

Interest on Fixed Deposit 1,28,00,000.00

Add: During the Year 5,00,000.00

Interest on Saving Balance 1,50,000.00

Interest on Investments -RBI Bonds 23,67,000.00

SUBSCRIPTION INCOME

Annual Subscription from Members - Indian 3,50,000.00




BUDGET-2015-16INDIANACADEMYOFPEDIATRICS(CENTRALOFFICE)



Depreciation 3,41,500.00Depreciation (Properties) 1,500.00 Depreciation (Fixed Assets) 3,40,000.00

Legal&ProfessionalExpenses 2,00,000.00Professional Fees - Auditor 50,000.00 Professional Fees - Internal Auditor 50,000.00 Honorarium - Legal Advisor 10,000.00 Professional fees - Legal Advisor 90,000.00 AuditFees 62,000.00

ComputerExpenses 1,50,000.00

ExecutiveBoardMeeting&TA/DAExpenses 20,00,000.00Executive Board Meeting Expenses 10,00,000.00 Travel Expenses to Executive Board Members 10,00,000.00

IAPElection 12,60,000.00IAP Election- Other ExpensesIAP Election- Printing & PostageIAP Election- Meeting & Travelling Expenses

Postage&CourierCharges 7,50,000.00Courier Charges 4,50,000.00 Postage Charges 3,00,000.00


Refreshment/Staff Welfare 88,000.00Staff Mediclaim Premium 28,000.00 Refreshment-Office Bearers/Staff 60,000.00

Repairs&Maintenance 3,80,000.00Website Maintenance 1,50,000.00 Office Maintenance (General) Expenses 50,000.00 Repairs & Maintenance (Office Equipments) 1,00,000.00 Repairs & Maintenance (Properties) 50,000.00 Society Maintenance 30,000.00

Salaries/OT/Bonus/PF/Gratuity/LeaveEncashment 39,13,000.00Salaries & Allowance 32,50,000.00 Bonus/Ex Gracia 1,85,000.00 Provision for Payment of Staff Gratuity 1,06,000.00 Provision for Staff Leave Encashment 1,80,000.00 Contribution to Staff- PPF 1,92,000.00 Salaries (Contract Employee) 5,20,000.00

C/f 1,01,64,500.00





B/f 1,01,64,500.00

Secretarial Grant 3,60,000.00 Secretarial Assistance to President 1,20,000.00 Secretarial Assistance to President Elect 60,000.00 Secretarial Assistance to Secretary 60,000.00 Secretarial Assistance to Jt Secretary 60,000.00 Secretarial Assistance to Treasurer 60,000.00

Retainer - AAA 60,000.00

SubCommitteesMeetingExpenses 6,25,000.00Administrative/Office Bearers Meeting Expenses 3,00,000.00 Finance Committee Meeting Expenses 2,25,000.00 Other Sub Committee Meetings Expenses 1,00,000.00

Telephones&InternetExpenses 3,70,000.00Internet Charges 70,000.00 Telephone Charges 2,00,000.00 Internet Charges (50% to Office Beares) 50,000.00 Telephone/Mobile Charges (50% to Office Bearers) 50,000.00

TravellingAllowancetoPresident/OfficeBearers 3,00,000.00TA for President/Nominee for International Travel 1,50,000.00 TA for President/Nominee for Non-Funded NGO/GOI Meeting 75,000.00 Travel Exp - Office Bearers/Others 75,000.00

OTHEREXPENSESOffice Equipments/Assets (Updating/New) 1,00,000.00 Office Renovation 2,00,000.00

General/MiscellaneousExpenses 26,000.00Gift/Articles & Diwali Expenses 20,000.00 Etds Charges 1,000.00 Miscellaneous Exp 5,000.00 Bank Charges 40,000.00 Conveyance to Staff 50,000.00 Electricity Charges 2,25,000.00 Exp on Advertisements 5,000.00 Packing/ Transporting Materials Exp 10,000.00 Legal & Revenue Stamps Exp 10,000.00 Franking Machine Cartridge 15,000.00 Service Chares Paid 35,000.00

C/f 1,25,95,500.00



B/f 1,25,95,500.00

ORGANISATION/PROFESSIONALEXPENSESAffiliation Fees 2,34,750.00 Affiliation Fee - APPA (Asian Pacific Pediatric Association) 13,000.00 Affiliation Fee - ASPID (Asian Society for Pediatric Infectious Disease) 3,500.00 Affiliation Fee - IPA (International Pediatric Association) 2,00,000.00 Affiliation Fee - ISTP (International Society of Tropical Pediatrics) 13,000.00 Affiliation Fee - NIPCCD (National Institute of Public Co-Operation and child Development) 250.00

Affiliation Fee - SAARC (Pediatric Association of SAARC) 5,000.00

IAPActionPlanExpenses 25,00,000.00Unsponsored Activities 15,00,000.00 Charitable Actitivities 10,00,000.00 Contingency Expenses as approved by President/Secretary 2,00,000.00 Contribution to New Branches 50,000.00

PediatricsQuiz 3,00,000.00PG Quiz 1,50,000.00 UG Quiz 1,50,000.00

PublicationExpenses 16,25,000.00Postage - Academy Today 5,25,000.00 Printing - Academy Today 10,25,000.00 Postage/Printing - Annual Report 75,000.00

Awards & Oration 2,00,000.00 Contribution to Indian Pediatrics towards Journals for IAP members 32,75,000.00





BUDGET-2015-16INDIANJOURNALOFPRACTICALPEDIATRICS,CHENNAI



5,00,000.00

IJPP- Series/Sale of Books/Journals/Miscellaneous 2,00,000.00

Contribution from National Branch/Chapter/Conference/CME 2,00,000.00

Advertisement 1,00,000.00

InterestonFixedDeposit 6,00,000.00

InterestonSavingBalance 10,000.00

AnnualSubscriptionfromMembers 5,00,000.00

Individual: Annual/10 Years Subscription 4,00,000.00

Institution: Annual/10 Years 1,00,000.00

TOTALESTIMATEDINCOME 16,10,000.00

ESTIMATEDDEFICIT/SURPLUS (2,77,000.00)


BUDGET-2015-16INDIANJOURNALOFPRACTICALPEDIATRICS,CHENNAI



Depreciation 1,60,000.00

AuditFees 10,000.00

ComputerExpenses 25,000.00

Postage&CourierCharges 1,00,000.00Courier Charges/Postage 1,00,000.00

Printing&StationeryExpenses 70,000.00

Repairs&Maintenance 50,000.00Website Maintenance 10,000.00 Society Maintenance 20,000.00 Repairs & Maintenance (Office Equipments) 20,000.00

Salaries/OT/Bonus/PF/Gratuity/LeaveEncashment 2,00,000.00Salaries & Allowance 2,00,000.00

SubCommitteesMeetingExpenses 50,000.00Meeting Expenses 40,000.00 Travel expenses 10,000.00

Telephones&InternetExpenses 50,000.00Telephone Charges 40,000.00 Internet Expenses 10,000.00

Bank Charges 2,000.00 Conveyance to Staff 20,000.00 Electricity Charges 25,000.00

PublicationExpenses 11,25,000.00Printing - Composing, Printing, Binding Lamination, Pasting, reprints, Cartage, Cost of Papers 7,25,000.00

Postage - Postage, Fax Courier 4,00,000.00

TOTALESTIMATEDEXPENSES 18,87,000.00


BUDGET-2015-16INDIANPEDIATRICS,NEWDELHI



73,23,500.00Sale of Books/Journals/Miscellaneous 3,500.00 Contribution from IAP Pedicon 2014, CME 4,50,000.00 Advertisement 41,00,000.00 Royalty 25,00,000.00 Income from Extra Reprints, Pages 1,50,000.00 TDS 70,000.00 I P Workshop 50,000.00

InterestonFixedDeposit 7,00,000.00

InterestonSavingBalance 50,000.00

AnnualSubscriptionfromMembers 52,25,000.00Annual Subscription from Central IAP 32,75,000.00 Annual Subscription from Direct - Indian 19,50,000.00




BUDGET-2015-16INDIANPEDIATRICS,NEWDELHI



Depreciation 2,00,000.00

Legal&ProfessionalExpensesProfessional/Legal/TDS Returns Fee etc 70,000.00 Professional fee for Tax Returns (CA)

AuditFee 50,000.00

ComputerExpenses 25,000.00

OfficeEquipments 50,000.00

Postage&CourierCharges 3,00,000.00Courier/Postage 3,00,000.00


Refreshment/Staff Welfare 65,000.00Staff Mediclaim Premium 30,000.00 Refreshment-Office Bearers/Staff 35,000.00

Repairs&Maintenance 2,57,000.00Website Maintenance 70,000.00 Repair & Maintenance - Office 1,55,000.00 Society Maintenance 20,000.00 Property Tax (MCD) 12,000.00

Salaries/OT/Bonus/PF/Gratuity/LeaveEncashment 23,15,000.00Salaries & Allowance 19,00,000.00 Contribution to Staff for PPF 1,40,000.00 Provision for Leave Encashment 50,000.00 Provision for Payment of Gratuity 1,00,000.00 Bonus/Exgratia 1,25,000.00

SecretarialGrant: 60,000.00Secretarial Expenses to the Editor 60,000.00

SubCommitteesMeetingExpenses 1,25,000.00Meeting Expenses 50,000.00 Travel expenses 75,000.00

Telephones&InternetExpenses 1,40,000.00Telephone Charges 20,000.00 Internet Charges 1,20,000.00

General/MiscellaneousExpenses 5,000.00BankCharges 5,000.00ConveyancetoStaff 1,50,000.00ElectricityCharges 50,000.00RevenueStamps 2,500.00SoftwareExpenses-ContributiontoSpringer 3,00,000.00

PublicationExpenses 73,00,000.00Printing - Composing, Printing, Binding Lamination, Pasting, reprints, Cartage, Cost of Papers 73,00,000.00

Postage - Postage, Fax Courier



Name of the Applicant: ............................................................................................................................................ (Surname) (First Name) (Middle Name)

Date of Birth: ........................................................................ Sex: Male / Female ...................................................

Complete Postal Address for Communications from IAP Office:

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State: .................................................................................... Nationality: ...............................................................

Telephones (ISD CODE) : ....................................................... (CITY CODE) ...........................................................

Residence: ............................................................................ Office: ......................................................................

FAX: ...................................................................................... Mobile: .....................................................................

Email Id: .................................................................................................................................................................

Permanent Account Number (PAN) ..........................................................................................................................

Degrees, registration no. & registering authority (e.g. MCI or State Medical Council) : ...............................................

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Name, and IAP membership no. of the Proposer: .....................................................................................................

.............................................................................................. Signature: .................................................................

Name, and IAP membership no. of the Seconder: ....................................................................................................

.............................................................................................. Signature: .................................................................

Place: ______________________________________

Date: ______________________________________ (Signature of the Applicant) (Use black ink pen)

Medical / Pediatric Qualification Name of the University Qualifying Year

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INDIAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS Kailas Darshan, Kennedy Bridge (Nana Chowk), Mumbai-400007

IAP MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM


Please provide following information for IAP Photo Identity Card. Please attach a stamp size photograph (3x2.5 cms) with this application.

Doctor’s Name & Cell No .................................................... Blood Group: .......................................................

Allergies: .........................................................................................................................................................

Emergency Medications: ..................................................................................................................................

I am enclosing herewith photo copies of the following documents with this application:

1) Photo copies of the M.B.B.S. & Post Graduation Certificates as (as per degrees listed in your application).

2) Photo copies of the degrees registration certificates with State Medical Council OR Medical Council of India (as the case may be).

3) Certificate from the HOD stating that the applicant is a bonafide student of his/her Medical College (if the application is for “Student” Membership).


TheSocietyprovides–

• Facilities to Students, Scholars and Institutions for the study of or Research in Pediatrics in any of its aspects by way of scholarships, fellowships, grants, endowments, etc.

• Either through itself or in cooperation with other bodies or persons fellowships, prizes, certificates, diplomas of proficiency in the science of Pediatrics and conduct such tests, examinations or other scrutiny as may be prescribed from time to time.

• Free of cost or at subsidized cost its official journals, books, periodicals or publications on pediatrics and allied subjects which the society thinks is desirable for the promotion of its objects.

• Opportunity to its member to participate in Conferences, Lectures, Meetings, Seminars, Symposia, Workshops, Continuing Medical Education Programs, etc.

• Opportunity to become members of its Branches / Subspecialty Chapters / Groups / Cells / Committees.

Affiliations/Collaboration–

The Society is affiliated to:

(i) International Pediatric Association (IPA)

(ii) International Society of Tropical Pediatrics (ISTP)

(iii) American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)

(iv) Asian Pacific Pediatric Association (APPA)

(v) Asian Society for Pediatric Infectious Disease (ASPID)

(vi) Pediatric Association of SAARC (PAS)

(vii) Royal College of Pediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH)

Categoriesof Membership–

(1) Student Member: Applicant who has passed M.B.B.S. and doing Post Graduation can enroll himself/herself at 50% of the prevailing rate of life membership at the time of admission and pay the balance 50% within 4 years or earlier. On making full payment, he/she will be entitled to change the “Student” Membership category to either “Associate Life” or “Life” depending on the graduation / post graduation status.

(2) Associate OR Associate Life Member: Applicant who has passed M.B.B.S. only, have an option to become Annual Member i.e. “Associate” Member (renewable every year) OR “Associate Life” Member by paying life membership amount in one lump sum.

(3) Ordinary OR Life Member: Applicant holding M.B.B.S. and Post Graduation (such as D.C.H., M.D. (Ped), D.N.B. (Ped) or any other degree recognized by the Executive Board of IAP as equivalent) are eligible to be “Ordinary” Member (renewable every year) OR “Life” Member by paying life membership amount in one lump sum.

HowtoApplyforMembership–

Application should be made in the prescribed form. Along with the application for membership of IAP, photo copies of the following documents should be submitted -1) Photo copies of the M.B.B.S. & Post Graduation

Certificates as (as per degrees listed in your application).2) Photo copies of the degrees registration certificates with

State Medical Council OR Medical Council of India (as the case may be).

3) Certificate from the HOD stating that the applicant is a bonafide student of his/her Medical College (if the application is for “Student” Membership).

Categoryof Membership AdmissionFee MembershipFee TotalAmountPayableStudent Rs. 500/- (payable at

the time of admission)Rs. 5,000/- (Total payable Rs. 5,500/- at the time of admission i.e. 50% of the current life membership amount and admission fee) and balance Rs.4,500/- on or before completion of 4 years of Student Membership).

Rs. 10,000/-

Associate Rs. 500/- Rs. 1,000/- Rs. 1,500/-

Associate Life Rs. 500/- Rs. 9,500/- Rs. 10,000/-

Ordinary Rs. 500/- Rs. 1,000/- Rs. 1,500/-

Life Rs. 500/- Rs. 9,500/- Rs. 10,000/-

MEMBERSHIP PRIVILEGES

MembershipFee–The Membership Fee Structure is as follows:

The Membership Fee should be paid by a crossed bank draft drawn in favor of “INDIANACADEMYOFPEDIATRICS”payable at Mumbai. Add Rs 100/-, if IAP Photo Identity Card is desired.

Documents

Address for - Indian Academy of Pediatrics REPORT 2014 DELHI.pdf · Address for Correspondence Honorary Secretary General Indian Academy of Pediatrics ... Dr. Ksh. Chourjit Singh