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Sh. Ashhok Kumar Jain Chairman (Finance) along

with Sh Ajay Garg, Executive Director, GAIL (India) Ltd. met

Sh D. K. Sarraf Chairman & Managing Director, Oil &

Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. to discuss ONGC CSR

initiative in partnership with Mahavir International Delhi.

CSR INITIATIVES MEETING WITH

CHAIRMAN & MANAGING DIRECTOROIL & NATURAL GAS CORPORATION LTD.

Sh. S.N. Singh, General Manager-

Coal India Ltd. visited our Hauz Rani

Saket hospital to discuss CSR initiative

i n pa r tne r sh ip w i t h Mahav i r

International Delhi. He was welcomed

by Director Hospitals Sh. Kailash Gupta.

Chairman Finance Sh. Ashhok. K. Jain

apprised him of the facilities available

and took him for a round of the

hospital. He was deeply impressed by

the quality and standard of medical

treatment being provided to poor and

needy and remarked that he has not yet

come across any institution offering

such high class medical aid to poor free

of cost and adopting latest Know how,

Technology and equipments.

VISIT OF OFFICIAL OF COAL INDIA LTD.VISIT OF OFFICIAL OF COAL INDIA LTD.

From Secretary's Desk

Our vision is to make Delhi 'Cataract Free'. To achieve this, we are engaged in examination of Eyes of Patients through six well equipped Hospitals. Besides the above, Free Eye and Health Check-up Camps are also held in different parts of Delhi NCR. The patients of Cataract detected at these Hospitals undergo Cataract Surgery free of cost at our three State of the Art Operation Theatres, one at Rajdhani Charitable Hospital, Nabi Karim, second at Kishwarna Charitable Hospital, Badarpur and third at Hauz Rani Saket Hospital, New Delhi. Nearly 21 Thousand Cataract Patients have undergone Operation with IOL implant so far. Our Operation Theatres compete in all respect with that of any Private Hospital. The patients undergoing Surgeries are the messengers of our Success. This has been possible with the support of well qualified team of Doctors & Para Medical Staff associated with us. So far we have provided services to more than 31 lac patients. We believe not in Quantity, but in Quality and to provide best quality services matching with any Private Hospital, we upgraded our super specialty hospital at Hauz Rani,Saket with ultra modern Glucoma Unit and State-of-the Art eye operation theatre for cataract surgeries with IOL Implants coupled with ultra modern 1.5 Tesla Whole Body MRI & CT Scan facility. In the series, we have undertaken renovation and upgradation of our Rajdhani Charitable Eye and Medical Center, Nabi Karim,New Delhi with installation of Ultra Modern and latest Technology. The work on which is slated to commence in August. Hospitals are the real Temples, Gurudwaras, Mosques and Churches of the Society where people get new life. I call upon all of you to join hands with your Heart, Body and Soul and associate with us in providing best of services. By the time this Magazine reaches you, you must have celebrated Independence Day, the most important National Festival on 15th August. It is memorable for every Indian on earth, Cultural programs and flag-hoisting ceremonies are the predominant affair of the day, while colourful kites fill the sky in the evening, to symbolize freedom. Festival season has started. The Raksha Bandhan- A festival symbolises the bond between brothers and sisters will be celebrated on 29th August and Janmashtami- A festival celebrating birth anniversary of Lord Krishna will be celebrated on 5th September. I express my good wishes for the upcoming festivals.

JAI VIR Ranjan Kr. Jain JAI VIR Sudhir K. Jain FCA


In India, we have an estimated 4.6 million people with corneal blindness that is curable through corneal transplantation made possible by eye donation. More than 90% of the corneal transplantation is carried out successfully and helps restore vision in people with corneal blindness. Corneal transplantation

can make a big difference to the lives of blind people. Mahavir International Delhi is doing its bit in the field of eye pledge and eye donation. During July, 2015, 4 eye donations were made, facilitated by our members Shri Rakesh Kumar, Shri Dinesh Kumar Jain and Shri Darshan Kumar Jain. Eyes of Mrs. Pushpa Jain w/o Shri Anurag Jain; Mrs Vimla Devi Agarwal, W/o of Mr. G.S. Agarwal; Mrs. Shail Jain, W/o Shri Naresh Jain, Shri Pushp Jain, H/o Mrs. Renka Jain were donated. A total of 176 eyes are donated through the efforts of MI Delhi so far and 33138 eye pledges have been made. We salute the spirit of donors and all those associated in making it happen.

We at Mahavir International Delhi have firmly spread our wings in the field of organizing Eye and Health check up camps under its flagship project Doctor at Door Step both in NCR and locations all across the country. We are already organizing camps at 24 locations outside NCR, sponsored by CONCOR, EIL and Safexpress. CONCOR has approved 12 new locations with 36 additional camps during the current financial year. This takes the CONCOR camp tally to 112. I am extremely grateful to the local centers of Mahavir International at these locations for playing a lead role in organization of these camps and providing logistical support. I also place on record my deep appreciation of the services being provided by Ms. Usha Kapoor, CEO MI Delhi in successful and efficient organization of these camps involving extensive travel.

We are always looking at the opportunity to serve the deprived section of society by expanding scope of our services. Recently we extended the timings of physiotherapy section of Badarpur hospital upto 5 pm from earlier closing time of 1 pm. It has been well received by the populace of the influence zone and we got very good response.

I am thankful to Vira Ms. Alka Jain, Chairperson Vira Group who is now devoting 3 days a week at Saket hospital and providing useful managerial inputs to improve the quality of service. We need more such support to improve the quality of camps also. I seek support from our members and members of Vira group.

From Chairman's Desk


GLAUCOMASun Tzu, the ancient Chinese military general, strategist and philosopher, said "If you know the enemy and know yourself you need not fear the results of a hundred battles". Glaucoma has for ages been an enemy and thief of sight, and our understanding of Glaucoma has come a long way from the earliest notions of the condition. The word glaucoma originally meant clouded in Greek; as such, it may have referred both to a mature cataract and to corneal oedema that might result from chronic elevated pressure. Now, glaucoma is a word that does not refer to a single disease entity, but rather, a group of diseases that differ in their clinical presentation, pathophysiology and treatment. The definitive characteristics of glaucoma are based on visual field loss or the appearance of the disc or retinal nerve fibre layer (RNFL). Thus, visual field defects form an integral part of the case definition of glaucoma.

Primary open-angle glaucoma is a progressive, chronic optic neuropathy in adults in which intraocular pressure (IOP) and other currently unknown factors contribute to damage and in which, in the

absence of other identifiable causes, there is a characteristic acquired atrophy of the optic nerve and loss of retinal ganglion cells and their axons, associated with an anterior chamber angle that is open by gonioscopic appearance. (1)

It is estimated that 45 million people in the world have open-angle glaucoma (OAG). (2) Glaucoma (both open-angle and angle-closure) is the second leading cause of blindness worldwide, with approximately 8.4 million people blind from glaucoma. There are approximately 11.2 million persons aged 40 years and older with glaucoma in India. (3) Primary open angle glaucoma is estimated to affect 6.48 million persons. (3)

Glaucomatous visual changes and defects are irreversible because of retinal ganglion nerve cell damage. Due to the irreversible nature of glaucomatous defects, current strategy aims at early detection through screening, and further detailed examination of 'at risk' suspects. Although not all patients with elevated intraocular pressure(IOP) develop glaucoma, reduction of elevated IOP is the only as yet proven approach to protect against visual field loss in patients with primary open-angle glaucoma (POAG).(4),(5) When you may develop glaucoma depends on the level of IOP your optic nerve may tolerate without getting damaged.

The changes of primary open angle glaucoma are noticed by the patient after significant disease progression due to a relative lack of attendant alerting symptoms. These factors make glaucoma the 'sneak thief' of vision. No symptoms. No pain. Normal vision. Without treat ment, people with glaucoma will slowly lose their peripheral vision. As glaucoma remains untreated, people may miss objects to the side and out of the corner of the eye and may seem to be looking through a tunnel. Over time central vision may decrease until no vision remains. Hence the need for early diagnosis, prompt treatment and lifelong compliance. Glaucoma is detected by means of a detailed eye examination including your visual acuity, visual field testing for peripheral vision, dilated eye examination for inspecting the optic nerve for any signs of damage, tonometry for measuring your IOP and pachymetry for measuring your central corneal thickness. A gonioscopy may rule out any occludable angles as the treatment for angle-closure glaucoma is different from that of open-angle glaucoma. Lastly,an optical coherence tomohraphy (OCT) for your retinal nerve fibre layer (RNFL) is included in your baseline investigations so that progress or control of glaucoma may be gauged at subsequent follow-up visits.

Among the identified suspects, the question arises of appropriate timing to initiate therapy. Therapy once initiated, is likely to continue for the rest of the patients' natural life, constituting a substantial burden on the patient, physically, mentally and financially.

In general, the overall goal to manage glaucoma patients is to preserve visual function while maintaining the best quality of life. This can be achieved by preventing or slowing the progression of glaucomatous damage by lowering IOP to a level at which further damage is minimal. For this, there are three management modalities:

1) Medical therapy 2) LASER therapy 3) SurgeryInitial medical therapy remains the standard for most of the newly diagnosed patients of glaucoma. This includes use of topical and

occasionally orally administered agents that lower IOP by enhancing aqueous flow or reducing production or both. Currently 6 different classes of glaucoma medications are available:

i. Prostaglandin – related agents ii. β –adrenergic receptor antagonistii. Adrenergic receptor agonist iv. Carbonic anhydrase inhibitorsiii. Cholinergic or miotic agents vi. Hyperosmotic agentsThe introduction of topical ß-blockers in the 1970s was a significant advance, and ß-blockers quickly became the most commonly

prescribed class of agents to lower intraocular pressure (IOP). They generally were the most effective medication to do so and were well tolerated by most patients.

The type of laser therapy and surgery will depend on the form of glaucoma and how severe it is. Selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT), Argon laser trabeculoplasty (ALT), Micropulse laser trabeculoplasty (MLT) and Laser cyclophotocogulation are the various laser techniques used for POAG. Lasers produce a focussed collimated beam of light intended to produce drainage channel for aqueous. Being done in the outpatient setting, there is hardly any pain during or after the procedure so that patients can resume dsaily activities immediatelt after the procedure.

Patient compliance to medication has always occupied a central position in the course of ocular disease. Compliance becomes all the more important in the management of any of the conditions in the glaucoma 'spectrum', owing to the lifelong nature of treatment of an irreversible condition.

In light of inherent hurdles to therapy, the aim becomes to try, as far as possible, to keep the patient on as few medications as possible. The drugs mentioned above are all candidates for monotherapy, the exact choice depending on patients' tolerability, drug efficacy, side effect profile, and the clinician's experience with the drug.

Dr. V. S. GUPTA (M.S. Ophthal.)Professor and Head ofDept. of Ophthalmology,V.M.M.C & Safdarjung Hospital,New Delhi.

Dr. Mayuresh NaikPost-graduate resident inDept. of Ophthalmology,V.M.M.C & Safdarjung Hospital,New Delhi.

Medical management is usually the first treatment option chosen for most types of open angle glaucoma. The decision to start treatment is one that must be made with complete involvement of the patient, as it is likely to continue for the patient's lifetime. Here arises the role for an agent with sufficient efficacy, minimal side effects, affordable cost, and ease of administration.

These factors are important in a country like India where many patients are from low socio-economic strata, and low levels of patient literacy and understanding add significant problems to ensuring patient compliance and follow up.Again, the decision to start treatment is many times not straightforward, and the need for an ideal agent is felt all the more, in light of the adding the burden of side effects and cost to the patient.

It is important to recognize that no single medication can be used in all patients in all circumstances. Each of the available drugs has its own unique advantages and disadvantages, and currently six separate classes of anti-glaucoma drugs are available. It is necessary to individualize each patient's treatment regimen to maximize the benefits and limit the undesirable effects. It is not realistic to anticipate using all the available types of drugs for any single patient. Rather, it is vital to select the best agent for each particular patient's needs.Wisdom lies in anticipating the possible course of glaucoma so that the best possible treatment can be offered to the patient.

REFERENCES :1. American Academy of Ophthalmology Glaucoma Panel. Preferred Practice Pattern® Guidelines: Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma.

San Francisco, CA: American Academy of Ophthalmology; 2010. Available at: www.aao.org/ppp.2. Quigley HA, Broman AT. The number of people with glaucoma worldwide in 2010 and 2020. Br J Ophthalmol 2006;90:262-7.

3. Weinreb RN, Khaw PT et al. Primary open angle glaucoma. Lancet 2004; 363:1711-172.4. AGIS investigators AGIS 7. The relationship between control of IOP and visual field deterioration. Am J Ophthalmol.

2000;130:429-40.5. Kass MA, Heuer DK, Higginbotham EJ, Johnson CA, Keltner JL, Miller JP, Parrish RK 2nd, Wilson MR, Gordon MO. For the Ocular

Hypertension Treatment Study. A randomized trial determines that topical ocular hypotensive medication delays or prevents the onset of primary open-angle glaucoma. Arch Ophthalmol 2002;120:701-713.


Felicitations by Chairman

Sh. Nitin Jain, associate of our Treasurer Sh. Dinesh Jain for support in finalization of annual accounts.

The Board Meeting of the Board of Governors of Delhi center was convened on 6th July, 2015

at 7 pm at CSOI Club, Chanakya Puri, New Delhi.

Meeting started with the recital of Prayer "Meri Bhawana",.

Following issues were deliberated:

1. Minutes of last Board Meeting held on 11thJanuary,2015 were approved.

2. Budget for the year 2015-16 was approved.

3. Annual Accounts for the year ended 31.03.2015 were approved.

4. Celebration of Founders day 2015.

5. Progress in Uttarakhand Disaster Relief Project.

6. Progress in Modernisation and upgradation of Rajdhani Hospital in Qutab Road, Nabi Karim.

7. Introduction of Vira Vision Group.

8. Addition of Whatsapp through Website.

The following persons were felicitated:

Mrs. Sunita Singhal, Director-Member Relations, for her recovery from dreadful Disease.

Ms. Alka Jain for being nominated as Chairperson of Vira Vision Group.

Sh. Ravi Jain-IRS as Special Invitee

BOARD MEETINGBOARD MEETING

View of the Board Meeting

Sh. Ravi Jain IRS (LM-82) Commissionerof Income Tax on his return to Delhi

PERFORMANCE REPORTPERFORMANCE REPORT

SchoolsRajdhani AmanSingh

Tirathram BharpaiDevi

Kishwarna MI Nangloi CentresDISCIPLINESCumulative

As On31.07.2015

TotalJuly2015

Cumulative2015-2016

CHACHA NEHRU SEHAT YOGNASCREENING OFSCHOOL STUDENTS

Patients At

Camps

as well as free Eye /Health check-up camps, weekly centres in remote/rural areas and Government Schools. The break-up is as under :-

1413 1427 302 703 2380 232 17 - - 6474 28803 833322

1640 618 170 582 734 1378 - - - 5122 21053 947906

69 443 - - 599 - - - - 1111 3797 113150

23 369 142 - 392 - - - - 926 4065 107661

200 - 281 - - - - - - 481 1636 125684

- 498 345 - 518 - - - - 1361 5701 109355

725 717 170 630 - - - 2242 9532 225842

0 - - - - - - - 0 0 63

- - - - - - - - - 0 0 118

- 282 - - - - - - - 282 1132 7673

- 139 - - - - - - - 139 585 2660

30 28 - - 0 - - - - 58 483 20929

- - - - - - - 6557 - 6557 30257 604680

- - - - - - - - 0 0 0 5812

- - - - - - - - - 0 0 5

- - - - - - - - - 0 0 35922

EYE

GYNAE/MEDICINE

HOMEOPATHY

AYURVEDIC

ENT

PHYSIOTHERAPY

PMT

ORTHOPADIC

OPERATIONSPERFORMED

PATIENT EXAMINEDAT CAMPS

X-RAY

MRI SCAN

CT SCAN

CORNEA TRANSPLANT

OTHERS

TOTAL

CAMPS ORGANIZED

EYES PLEDGED

EYE DONATION

4100 4521 1410 1285 5253 1610 17 6557 0 24753 107044 3140782

- - - - - - - - - 18 82 1646

- - - - - - - - - 3 12 33138

- - - - - - - - - 4 6 176


During the month of JULY, 2015 Free medical treatment in different disciplines was provided to 24,753 persons at our Six Hospitals.

(I) Rajdhani Charitable Eye & Medical Centre, Nabi Karim.(II) Lala Aman Singh Jain Charitable Eye Research & Medical Centre, Hauz Rani.(III) Tirath Ram Luthra Charitable Eye, Medical & Research Centre, Shahdara.(IV) Smt. Bharpai Devi Charitable Eye & Medical Centre, Mundka.(V) Kishwarna Charitable Eye & Medical Centre, Badarpur.(VI) Mahavir International Charitable Eye & Medical Centre, Nangloi.

Sh. Rubal Jain, Director Safexpress Pvt. Limited celebrated his birthday by lighting a candle with generous support to bring light and smile on gloomy faces of differently placed strata of the society by sponsoring camp.We wish him a “HAPPY, HEALTHY and PROSPEROUS LIFE”

GENEROUS GESTURE


BIRTHDAYBIRTHDAYThe Dates of Birth of our following members fall

between 21st August to 20th September, 2015. Good wishes to all of them for good health and happiness.

S. Name of Members No. LM No. DOB Mob. No.

S. Name of Members No. LM No. DOB Mob. No.

2 Smt. Swati Jain

LM-312 22.08.1979

Mobile : 9811911978

20 Sh. Ranjan Kr. Jain

LM-275 02.09.1952

Mobile : 9810891450

18 Smt. Madhu Jain

LM-275 31.08.1954

Mobile : 9717040872

16 Dr. S.K. Sogani

LM-109 29.08.1951

Mobile : 9810015896

14 Sh. Shailesh Jain

LM-060 29.08.1953

Mobile : 9811077111

12 Smt. Madhu Jain

LM-028 28.08.1956

Mobile : 9811080533

10 Smt. Veena Jain

LM-150 27.08.1974

Mobile : 9879897879

1 Sh. Nitin Bilala

LM-202 21.08.1968

Mobile : 9810477010

26 Smt. Renu Jain

LM-145 03.09.1956

Mobile : 9350230901

24 Smt. Jainwati Jain

LM-018 02.09.1952

Mobile : 9810347519

22 Smt. Vibha Jain

LM-236 02.09.1952

Mobile : 9810158865

28 Smt. Deepali jain

LM-226 03.09.1971

Mobile : 9350382030

27 Sh. Sunil Kumar Jain

LM-153 03.09.

Mobile : 9810119569

25 Sh. Hem Chand Jain

LM-305 3.09.1963

Mobile : 9810015678

23 Smt. Sudha Jain

LM-131 02.09.1947

Mobile : 9810007505

21 Sh. Vijay Kr. Aggarwal

LM-045 02.09.1952

Mobile : 9810147000

19 Sh. Pawan Jain

LM-053 01.09.1954

Mobile : 9810057070

17 Smt. Raj Shree Shah

LM-257 30.08.1972

Mobile : 9810955164

15 Sh. Satish Kr. Oswal

LM-007 29.08.1945

Mobile : 9811110467

13 Smt. Parul Jain

LM-250 29.08.1973

Mobile : 9811764940

11 Sh. Ashok Gupta

LM-245 27.08.1962

Mobile : 9810001765

9 Sh. Subhash Parakh Jain

LM-189 26.08.1963

Mobile : 9868013680

8 Smt. Poonam Kothari

LM-065 26.08.1956

Mobile : 9810140374

7 Sh. Ram Chander Gupta

LM-218 26.08.1947

Mobile : 9868276205

6 Smt. Neelam Jain

LM-307 25.08.1963

Mobile : 9650388888

5 Smt. Reeta Jain

LM-083 21.08.1953

Mobile : 9811226473

4 Sh. Rikhab Chand Jain

LM-100 24.08.1944

Mob.: 9810279446, 9312233319

3 Sh. Rajesh Jain

LM-236 23.08.1957

Mobile : 9810158865

ANNIVERSARYANNIVERSARYThe dates of Marriage Anniversary of following Members

fall between 21st August to 20th September 2015. Wishing them a long, Happy and successful married life.

3 Dr. Bimla Garg

LM-025 13.09.1975

Mobile : 9958582365

2 Sh. Ram Prakash Kalra

LM-175 11.09.1967

Mobile : 9911966096

1 Sh. Jivinder Kr. Jain

LM-180 24.08.1977

Mobile : 9868224435

29 Sh. Rajesh Bohara

LM-289 03.09.1963

Mobile : 9810309187

30 Smt. Anjali Burad

LM-059 05.09.1954

Mobile : 9810632999

31 Sh. Rajnish K. Aggarwal

LM-026 05.09.1959

Mobile : 9810181431

32 Sh. Sukhmal Chand Jain

LM-177 05.09.1942

Mobile : 9810218763

34 Sh. Arun Kumar Jain

LM-126 05.09.1958

Mobile : 9810137855

33 Smt. Lattha Jain

LM-066 05.09.1954

Mobile : 9811101316

35 Sh. Pradeep Jain

LM-290 05.09.1959

Mobile : 9810122653

36 Sh. J.M. Godika

LM-093 06.09.1943

Mobile : 9811372141

37 Sh. Mahender Yadav

LM-087 07.09.1955

Mobile : 9868736497

39 Smt. Anita Jain

LM-247 09.09.1960

Mobile : 9810263009

40 Sh. Jinender Kr. Jain

LM-318 09.09.1952

Mobile : 9811073458

43 Smt. Suman Jain

LM-162 11.09.1955

Mobile : 9811995400

42 Smt. Usha Jain

LM-033 10.09.1965

Mobile : 9971457149

44 Sh. J.K. Jain

LM-198 11.09.1962

Mobile : 9311003323

45 Smt. Surbhi Jain

LM-285 11.09.1977

Mobile : 9811113706

46 Sh. Sharad Jain

LM-291 11.09.1978

Mobile : 9811023296

48 Smt. Anju Jain

LM-213 13.09.1972

Mobile : 9873904384

49 Smt. Sangeeta Goyal

LM-216 13.09.1977

Mobile : 9811058228

51 Smt. Urmil Mittal

LM-067 14.09.1953

Mobile : 9811176655

50 Sh. V.N. Sharma

LM-238 14.09.1955

Mobile : 9868305188

52 Smt. Neelam Ajmera

LM-311 15.09.1961

Mobile : 9811323233

54 Sh. Purshottam Das Jain

LM-309 19.09.1944

Mobile : 9810075075

38 Smt. Shashi Aggarwal

LM-178 09.09.1952

Mobile : 9810290000

photonot

available

41 Smt. Kavita Jain

LM-027 10.09.1967

Mobile : 9312209431

47 Smt. Prem Lata

LM-185 13.09.1955

Mobile : 9810218763

photonot

available

53 Sh. Deepak Jain

LM-102 17.09.1959

Mobile : 9810025239

55 Sh. R.K. Jain

LM-317 19.09.1956

Mobile : 9810892216

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Thanks & Gratitude

S. No. NAME OF DONORS

ADVERTISEMENT

FOUNDERS' DAY CONTRIBUTIONS

CAMP DONATIONS

ADVERTISEMENT1. KESHRI CHAND PUNAM CHAND SETHI

CHARITABLE TRUST (SPML) - Sh. Sushil Sethi Trustee

2 SH. SHANTI K. JAIN - Patron MID (LM-147)3 SH. ASHHOK K. JAIN - Chairman Finance MID (LM-66)4 SH. L. N. RAO - Director MID (LM-48)5 SMT. RAJ SHARMA - Director MID (LM-94)6 SH. SATYA BHUSHAN JAIN - Director MID (LM-256)7 SH. DARSHAN K. JAIN - Director MID (LM-32)8 MRS. ABHA JAIN - Member MID (LM-108)

10 SH. ASHHOK K. JAIN - Chairman Finance MID (LM-66)11 SH. N.C. JAIN - Director MID (LM-156)

FOUNDERS' DAY CONTRIBUTIONS

CAMP DONATIONS

NEPAL DISASTER DONATION

MAHAVIR VISION ADVERTISEMENT

MONTHLY DONATION

GENERAL DONATION

12 NAVKAR TIRATH ATISHAEY SHETRASh. Rajnish Jain

13 RAJDHANI FLOUR MILLS LTD. Sh. Chetan Jain - Managing Director

14 JUMBO INTERNATIONALSh. Nagendra Prakash Bhargava - CHAIRMAN

15 KESHRI CHAND PUNAM CHAND SETHI CHARITABLE TRUST (SPML)-Sh. Sushil Sethi Trustee

16 SUNSHINE ASHA - Kapila, Shikha & Neelam Singhvi

17 SH. ASHHOK K. JAIN - Chairman Finance MID (LM-66)

18. RAJDHANI FLOUR MILLS LTD. Sh. Chetan Jain - Managing Director

19 SH. SUNIL KR. JAIN20 CURO INDIA PVT. LTD.

Sh. Pawan Garg - Managing Director21 SH. SAT PAL JAIN - Member MID (LM-146)22 SH. VIJENDER KR. JAIN

NEPAL DISASTER DONATION

MAHAVIR VISION ADVERTISEMENT

MONTHLY DONATION

GENERAL DONATION

EYE CARE DAY 2015

Heartiest thanks and gratitude's to our following donors for their precious and generous support during the month of July , 2015

Mahavir International Delhi once again organized outstation free Eye and Health Check-up camps sponsored by CONCOR/SAFEXPRESS PVT. LTD. at their Inland Container Depots/Hubs at Jodhpur & Ambala in partnership with other centres of Mahavir International which were a grand Success.

1. Free Eye And Health Check-up Camp At Inland Container Depot, New Power House RoadOpp. Bgkt. Goods Shed, Bhagat Ki Kothi, Jodhpur On 15.07.15

Registration of patients. Officials of MI Jodhpur, Suncity,CONCOR & CEO MID in the camp.

Lighting of lamp by S/Sh. J.C. GandhiChairman, S.M. Mahnot Secretary, MI JodhpurM.R. Karnawat Chairman, MI Suncity Jodhpur.

CONCOR, SAFEXPRESS AND MAHAVIR INTERNATIONAL ONCE AGAIN TOGETHER ON THE MOVE.CONCOR, SAFEXPRESS AND MAHAVIR INTERNATIONAL ONCE AGAIN TOGETHER ON THE MOVE.

Sponsored By : Container Corporation of India Ltd. Total Patients : 356 Cataract Detected : Nil

2. Free Eye And Health Check-up Camp At Safexpress Pvt. Ltd., Shahabad Saha Road, Sh-31, Patti Kankra, Shahabad, Ambala on 19.07.15

Workers queued up for examination Examination of blood pressure ofSh. S.K. Jain GM Safexpress

S/Sh. Jitesh K. Jain President, MI Ambala,S.K. Jain GM Safexpress, Ms.Usha Kapoor

CEO MID, Sh. Sunil Jain Secretary and Sh. Rajesh Jain Treasurer MI Ambala in the camp.

Sponsored By : Safexpress Pvt. Ltd. Total Patients : 589 Cataract Detected : Nil


Honor of Sh. Naresh Jain,Manager Project, Fluor Cares.

4. Free Eye Check-up camp organized at Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Code No-0860, Village, Sarhaul Sector- 18Gurgaon (HR) on 5.7.2015

Sponsored By : Fluor cares

Total Patients: 327 Cataract Detected : 05

Checking of B.P.

Glimpses of Free Eye & Health Check-up Delhi/NCR CampsGlimpses of Free Eye & Health Check-up Delhi/NCR Camps

View of the camp.

Inauguration of camp bySh. Parshant Jain, President,NavkerTirath Atishya Kshetra.

Sponsored By : Sh. Rajnish Jain

3. Free Eye &Health Check-up camp organized at Navkar Tirath Atishya Shetra, Near Neelwal Village, Ghevara ModeDelhi-110043 on 5.7.2015

Total Patients : 832 Cataract Detected : 10

5. Free Eye Check-up camp organized at Westend Green Welfare Association, Rangpuri, Mahipalpur, New Delhi on 5.7.2015Sponsored By : Shri Vishnu Sureka, MD Help Line Pharmacy


Honor of Sh. Puneet Jain Sponsor of camp by campincharge Dr. H.C. Giri.

6. Free Eye &Health Check-up camp organized at Jain Sthanak, A-Block, Prashant Vihar, Delhi on 12.7.2015

Sponsored By : Sh. Mohan Lal Jain, Member MID


Examination of Patient

7. Free Eye Check-up camp organized at Chetanalaya, Sanjay Colony, Durga Mandir Chowk, Bhatti MinesNew Delhi-74 on 12.7.2015Distribution of Medicine in Mobile Medicare Van.

Sponsored By : Sh. G.S. Singhvi, Director MID


Doctors writing Prescriptions.


Total Patients : 104 Cataract Detected : Nil

Distribution ofMedicines.

9. Free Eye &Health Check-up camp organized at FHELCA Store, HSIIDC Industrial Estate, Rai, Sonipat-131029 (HR) on 16.7.2015

Sponsored By : Container Corporation of India Ltd.


View of the Camp.


Examinationof Eye.

11. Free Eye & Health Check-up camp organized at Community Centre, Village Jawali, Ghaziabad on 19.7.2015

Sponsored By : Tourism Finance Corporation of India Ltd.

Total Patients: 556 Cataract Detected : 05

Examinationof Ear.


Checking of Near& Distant vision.

Counselling of Patient.

Sponsored By : Fluor Cares

10. Free Eye Check-up camp organized at Baba Lakhi Nath Ki Kutia, Ward No-3, Mehrauli, Delhi on 18.7.2015




Doctors writingPrescription.

13. Free Eye &Health Check-up camp organized at New Transport Building, Inland Container Depot, TughlakabadNew Delhi on 25.7.2015

Sponsored By : Container Corporation of India Ltd.


Honor of Sh. SurenderKumar Bamal, Sr. Manager

(C&A), CONCOR.

14. Free Eye Check-up camp organized at Prem Medical Center, G-331, Gali No-3, Bhagirathi ViharDelhi-94 on 25.7.2015

Checking of Refractionthrough AR Machine.

Sponsored By : Sh. Amit Jain, Member MID


Honor of Dr. S.P. Verma,Medical Director,

Prem Medical Centre.

Examination &Counseling to Patient.

15. Free Eye &Health Check-up camp organized at Arya Samaj Mandir Outer Ring Road (Regd.) VikaspuriNew Delhi-18 on 26.7.2015

Sponsored By : Sh. Raj & Smt. Vandana Jain


Honor of Sh. Parvesh Verma,M.P., West Delhi Lok Sabha.



Checking of Vision

Examination of Ear.

Sponsored By : Rajdhani Flour Mills Ltd.

16. Free Eye &Health Check-up camp organized at Shiv Mandir Chaupal, ChauhanMohalla, Madanpur Khadar VillageNew Delhi-66 on 26.7.2015




Examination of Eye.

18. Free Eye Check-up camp organized at Perfect – 32, Dental Clinic, Choudhary Bheem Singh Market, Dayalpur Bus Stand, Karawal Nagar Road,Delhi-94 on 31.7.2015

Sponsored By : Rajdhani Flour Mills Ltd.


Checking of Blood Pressure.

June 2015 Camp 22 Total 8,543 Cataract 50July 2014 Camp 16 Total 6,175 Cataract 86 Total Patients : 6557 Cataract Detected : 60

1. With the inspiration of Sh. Amit Jain (LM-308 ) & Puneet Jain, the eyes of Late Smt. Pushpa Jain, F/70, W/o Late Sh. Anurag Jain, R/o M-2/51, Model Town-III, Delhi-110009 were donated on 9th July, 2015 at Guru Govind Singh International Eye Bank on her leaving for heavenly abode. Thanks to Sh. Puneet Jain (Nephew) for this noble cause which will provide light in dark world of two persons. Their good wishes will bless peace to the divine soul of Late Smt. Pushpa Jain.

2. With the inspiration of Sh. Dinesh Kumar Jain Treasurer (LM-125), the eyes of Late Smt. Vimla Devi Agarwal, F/67, W/o Sh. G.S. Agarwal, R/o B-707, Narwana Appt. I.P. Extension, Delhi-110092 were donated on 10th July, 2015 at Guru Govind Singh International Eye Bank on her leaving for heavenly abode. Thanks to Sh. Sanjay Agarwal (Son) for this noble cause which will provide light in dark world of two persons. Their good wishes will bless peace to the

divine soul of Late Smt. Vimla Devi Agarwal.With the inspiration of Sh. D.K. Jain (LM-32), the

eyes of following persons were donated:3. Late Smt. Shail Jain, F/50, W/o Sh. Naresh Jain,

R/o 142-B, Veer Nagar, Jain Colony, Delhi-110007 were donated on 12th July, 2015 at Guru Govind Singh International Eye Bank on her leaving for heavenly abode. Thanks to Sh. Naresh Jain (Husband) for this noble cause which will provide light in dark world of two persons. Their good wishes will bless peace to the divine soul of Late Smt. Shail Jain.

4. Late Sh.Pushp Jain M/61, H/o Mrs.Renka Jain R/o 34, SwarnAppts, Sector 13,Rohini, Delhi-110085 were donated on 17th April, 2015 at

Shroff Hospital on his leaving for heavenly abode. Thanks to Sh. Atul Jain (Son) for

this noble cause which will provide light in dark world of two persons.

Their good wishes will bless peace to the divine soul of

Late Sh. Pushp Jain.

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