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MANDAYAM NEWS 3 December 2009
MessageDear Reader,
The Mandayam Srivaishnava Sabha and its New Bulletin Committee have been striving to bring you a newsmagazine which is interesting, informative and keeps you in touch with the happenings at the Sabha. Youwould have seen the news magazine undergoing a lot of changes over a period of time, in its response to meetthese needs. In this direction of adding value to our news magazine, we plan to introduce the followingfeatures in it. We give below a broad idea of what each feature will aim to cover. Please give us your feed backand suggestions, which will be very valuable and useful to us.In the Sabha : Activities of the Sabha will be covered in this feature.From the Archives : Our community has made a significant contribution over the years in various walks oflife and the Sabha has been serving this community for over 9 decades now. Under this feature we will coverthe events and achievers of the past and their contributions in various walks of life.Under the Learning Lamp : Under this feature, we will bring you write ups about the works of Azhwars andAcharyas in a simple and easy to understand format. It will also cover our customs and traditions and providean explanation about their significance.Spot Light : This will feature events and people & their achievements.Getting To Know : This feature will present interviews of our community members who have made a mark invarious walks of life.Melting Pot : This feature will bring you information from both our traditional and modern streams of knowledgeand try to bridge the two.Apart from these, we shall have features covering Humour / Short Story / Poems / Anecdotes etc., apartfrom the other information we carry like new members, matrimonial, etc., etc.This news magazine gives an opportunity for the members of our community to share their knowledge andtalents with the readers, by contributing write ups on them. We request all our members to contribute to theabove features and add value to our news magazine.Your suggestion and feedback is vital for producing a good news magazine. Please help us with your feedback.With many thanks & warm regards,
M.A.N. PrasadChairman, News Bulletin Committee
OFFICE BEARERS OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE:President Sri M. D. Ramanuja
23446623Vice President Smt. Indira Parthasarathy
99021 36953 / 23316750General Secretary Sri M. A. Dwaraki
Jt. Secretary Sri M.D. Jayasimha94490 53907 / 23445252
Treasurer Sri M. A. Ramprasad99803 69596/ 23341784
Jt. Treasurer Sri M.A. Parthanarayan9980919080
MEMBERS OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE1. Sri M. B. Nagaraj 233476312. Sri M.S. Narasimhan 233173073. Sri M. A. Sampath 233444774. Sri N. K. Koomar 23345234/96111052345. Sri M. V. Narayan -6. Sri R.M. Srinivasan (Ravi) 266304067. Sri T.P. Nandakumar 233130768. Sri M. N. Narayan (Mandya) 08232-2252079. Sri M. D. Srinivas (Baiju) 2322347610. Sri S. K. Venkatesh 23328276/9880175882
and all the Patrons & Donors of the Sabha.1. Finance Committee Sri M.K. Srinivasan
Chairperson 234495532. Cultural Committee Smt. M.A. Shakuntala
Chairperson 23325320
3. Sports Committee Sri M. D. JayasimhaChairperson 94490 53907 / 23445252
6. News Bulletin Committee Sri M.A.N. PrasadChairperson 94484 84403 / 23342404
7. Vision Committee Sri M.C. SampathkumaranChairperson 23311697
8. Website Committee Sri M. RangarajanChairperson 99450 91581
9. Food Committee Sri M.A. ParthanarayanChairperson 23343209
10. MEMBERS - FINANCE COMMITTEE10.1 Sri N. Narasimhan 2334752310.2 Sri M. N. Narayan 08232-22520710.3 Sri N. K. Koomar 23345234/961110523410.4 Sri M. R. Krishna 93412 0172010.5 Sri M. B. Nagaraj 2334763110.6 Sri M. D. Srivaschar 2660569410.7 Smt. Vijaya Ramprasad 2334178410.8 Smt. Radha Murthy 23445187/93428 37847
11. MEMBERS OF CULTURAL COMMITTEE11.1 Smt. M.B. Thanga 6536228311.2 Smt M.A. Seetha 2332532011.3 Smt. M. C. Jayachar 2340246711.4 Smt. Malathi Singlachar 98452 4146111.5 Smt. Sujatha Vasan 23485042/984537582711.6 Sri R.S. Iyengar 2367161111.7 Sri M.K. Shelvanarayana 973196603611.8 Sri S.K. Venkatesh 2332827611.9 Smt. Prabha Parthasarathy 23461212
MANDAYAM NEWS 4 December 2009
The Mandayam Srivaishnava Sabha is stepping into its94th year and is proud to announce the “93rd AnnualCelebrations” for the year 2009. It is proposed to have variousIndoor and Outdoor games, Indoor Competitions, Food & CraftMela, for all ages and culminating in a Cultural Programme onSunday, the 3rd Jan 2010.The Programme is to give an opportunity to our community
MANDAYAM SOCIALS - 2009
FOOD MELA & CRAFTS MELAThe Sabha is offering an opportunity to all Mandayams to show case and sell various Food and Craft items, in a ‘MELA’, asplanned in the programme shown below, for two days.
Date VENUE
FOOD MELA CRAFTS MELA19 & 20 Dec 09 Ramanuja Sanskriti Bhavana - Cellar Ramanuja Sanskriti Bhavana - Main Hall
Provision by Sabha 3 Nos display cum sale tables 3 Nos. display cum sale tables
Rent Rs. 300 Rs. 300Electricity supply at Rs. 100/day, for Juicer, heater,
Microwave etc.*
Stalls available 10 12
Note : Cooking gas shall be at participant’s cost.
For Further details and booking, contact Smt. R.M. Indira Parthasarathy - 23316750 / 99021 36953;Smt.M.B. Thanga - 96325 85318 / 65362283 Smt. Radha Murthy 23445187 / 93425 37847
CULTURAL PROGRAMMESunday - 3rd January 2010 At Sri Ramanuja Samskruthi Bhavana
9.30 - 10.30 am Fancy Dress
10.30 am Invocation & Welcome by President
10.45 am Orchestra, Classic Dance, Folk Music, Folk Dance, Tamil Drama, Future Vision Trends and many moreattractive programmes
1.30 pm Vote of Thanks by SecretaryLUNCH AT 1.30 P.M.
(For cultural programme details, contact Ms. M.A. Kuntala - Tel. 23325320)
members of all ages to participate actively, interact and exhibittheir talents. It is requested that all our community membersattend all the programmes in large numbers and make thisfunction a grand success. Members’ punctual presence wouldbe very highly appreciated.Members are requested to treat this as their own function andinvolve to make it a grand and gala event.
12. MEMBERS OF SPORTS COMMITTEE12.1 Sri M.D. Sheshanarayan 25703458/99807 4474512.2 Sri M. K. Narasimhan 2672070112.3 Sri M.A. Parthasarathy 98806 4879512.4 Sri M.A. Krishnaswamy 2339848412.5 Sri M. A. Sampath 2334447712.6 Sri M.T. Srishaila 94484 7643412.7 Sri R.M. Srinivas 94484 7643412.8 Sri M.C. Krishnakumar 99720 4441012.9 Sri Badrinarayan Mandayam 2340246712.10Smt. M.B. Thanga 96325 85318/6536228312.11Smt. Radha Murthy (Indoor) 23445187
13. MEMBERS OF NEWS BULLETIN COMMITTEE13.1 Smt. Ramya Srivas 2331675013.2 Sri M. A. Srinath 2348180213.3 Smt. M.A. Seetha 2332532013.4 Sri M. T. Srinivasan 2665654313.5 Sri M. D. Ranganath 2335872613.6 Sri M.P. Narasimhan 944859022513.7 Sri M.K. Ranganath 23329013
14. MEMBERS OF VISION COMMITTEE14.1 Sri M. Narayan 2334806814.2 Sri M.D. Srinivasan 2331913114.3 Sri N. Narasimhan 2334752314.4 Sri R.S. Alwar 25500825
15. MEMBERS WEB-SITE COMMITTEE15.1 Sri M.A. Parthasarathy 2356513215.2 Sri R.M. Srivas 2331675015.3 Sri M.T. Raghunathan 998007265915.4 Sri M.A. Ravinder 22446961
16 MEMBERS OF FOOD COMMITTEE16.1 Sri M. R. Krishna 93412 0172016.2 Sri M.C. Krishna 944980292916.3 Sri M.D. Srinivasan 2331913116.4 Smt. M.B. Thanga 6536228316.5 Sri M. S. Narasimhan 2331730716.6 Sri M.D. Ranganath 23358726/9448094726
LIST OF OFFICE BEARERS (CONTD.)
MANDAYAM NEWS 5 December 2009
TULA SNANAM EXCURSIONMandayam Srivaishnava Sabha organized a trip to
Srirangapatna on 1st Nov 2009 (Tula Masam).A hundred Srivaishnavas partook the opportunity for
the ‘Holy Bath’ in the sacred river of Cauvery.Sabha arranged two buses which were filled to their
A view of Balamuri Falls which was visited byour members during the excursion
capacity and left Bangalore at 7.30 am from Sri YathirajaMutt and reached Balamuri Falls at 11.30 am. Duringonward journey, breakfast was provided to the partici-pants at 9.30 am.
After visiting Balamuri Falls, participants were takento Ghosai Ghat to have Holy bath in Cauvery river and toperform pooja by women participants at 12 noon.
Lunch was arranged to participants at SanthanaGopala Temple [Mutt] at Srirangapattana at 2.00 pm.
Ghosai Ghat
Buses left Srirangapattana after visiting SriRanganathaswamy Temple at 4.00 pm.
In the return journey, members visited Sri JanardhanaTemple at Mandya. After the visit, snacks and coffeewere served to participants.
Buses returned to Bangalore at 9.30 pm safely.Members expressed their satisfaction for the man-
ner the excursion was conducted.Sri Shama Iyengar and family sponsored Lunch to
the participants at Srirangapattana and Sri Narayan, Smt.Rangamani and family sponsored snacks and coffee atMandya.
M. K. Narasimhan
Free Computer Training Classes (Basic)for Mandayam Community Folks
Mandayam Srivaishnava Sabha is pleased to announce the starting of Computer Training Classes especially forall Mandayam community folks in Bangalore. After the successful organization of special mentoring and knowledgeenrichment sessions for the Next Gen Youth of Mandayams, there has been a number of requests fromMandayam folks, particularly the elders, to conduct basic computer training classes for all.Sri. M. A. Parthasarathy, former AVP, Infosys Technologies Ltd., has offered to conduct basic computer trainingclasses for all Mandayam folks. Some of the topics that are intended to be covered are:
♦ Computer – Basics about its working, hardware, software and accessories♦ Internet Browsing – How to get in and get the maximum information♦ E-mail using free mailing software like Gmail etc. How to write, send and receive mails.♦ Basics about Microsoft Office software products like:
MS Word, MS Excel and MS PowerPoint♦ Awareness session on Virus and Anti-Virus
The above is not an exhaustive list of topics and we intend to extend the topics to other areas based onrequests from participants. The classes are likely to be held in the Mandayam Sabha office at Malleswaram. Weare happy to also inform you that Sri M. A. Dwaraki (MS Sabha Secretary) has already donated a desktopcomputer which is already installed in the MS Sabha office. This computer will be used during training classes.We are working towards getting more computers for use during training classes and even later.Interested folks may please register their names with the MS Sabha office at the earliest. The date, venue andtiming will be intimated shortly.
MANDAYAM NEWS 6 December 2009
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MANDAYAM NEWS 8 December 2009
OBITUARY“MANDAYAM NEWS” regrets the sad demise of the following members of the community. May their soul rest in peace.We pray God to give courage to their families to bear this irreparable loss.
Sl.No. Name Age Date Family Name Place
1. Sri M.N. Srinivasan 80 5-10-2009 Bangalore
2. M. T. Vasantha 65 5-10-2009 Aame Bangalore
3. Vasantha 66 Malur Anandampillai BangaloreW/o M. A. Srinath
4. M.A. Thanga 74 12.10.2009 Mandayam Ammanji Bangalore(D/o Late M.A. Doreswamy)
5. Padma 75 13-10-2009 Kaggallu Bangalore(W/o M.C. Krishnaswamy)
6. M.D. Parthasarathy 84 29-10-2009 Dhati USA
7. R. Ramanujam 82 19-11-2009 Honnalgere BangaloreS/o Late H.R. Rangaswamy Iyengar
8. Srinivasan 61 30-11-2009 Puducheri HyderabadS/o S. Parthasarathy
9. M.V. Govindarajan 72 1-12-2009 Vokkarane Bangalore
MANDAYAM NEWS 9 December 2009
Spot Light
Smt. Rajyashree Josyer Shrikanth Smt. Rajyashree Josyer Shrikanthis a very talented artist who is goodat Carnatic vocal as well as playingveena. Hailing from a family withmusical leanings, she commencedlearning music at a very young agefrom her mother, well known VeenaVidushi Smt. M.K.Saraswati. Thusshe plays veena in a delightfulGayaki style and has imbibed thelegendary GNB and VeeneSheshanna paramparas.
Rajyashree has done her Vidwath with distinction and has beena recipient of scholarships from Central and State governments.She has won many prizes and awards at the State and Nationallevel competitions. She has performed in several radio & TVprogrammes. She has given concerts at various prestigioussabhas.Rajyashree was in Australia for a couple of years and has en-thralled the international music lovers too by participating inmany major concerts held there. She runs “Sri Saraswathi Schoolof Music” in Brisbane, which trains in vocal music & veena. Shehas set to music a number of Dasara Padas and lent voice to SaiBhajan cassettes. She regularly conducts workshops onDevaranamas. She was recently felicitated with the title of“Nadamayee” by Swara Mohini Inc. in recognition of her contri-bution towards promotion of classical Carnatic music.Mandayam News wishes Rajyashree all success.
Shri. M.D.Jayasimha Shri M.D. Jayasimha, the Joint Sec-
retary of our Sabha, is a multifacetedpersonality. He is an International offi-cial in sports, a lecturer in First Aid andPrimary care at the St. John’s Ambu-lance Association and is actively in-volved in social work. Recently he wasthe recipient of 4 awards/honours asunder:1. The “Rashtriya Rathna BapujiPrashasthi” from the Karnataka CulturalAcademy, Bangalore, for his contribu-tion in the area of Sports, Education &
Social Service.2. The ‘Karnataka Adarsha Rathna Prashasthi-2009’ from theSamvruddhi Trust, Bangalore for his contribution in the area ofSocial Service.3. The “Manava Sadbhavana Puraskara - 2009” from the ManavCharities & Veera Vanite Rani Chennamma Trust, Bangalore forhis contributions in the area of Sports & Social Work.4. The “Veda Dharmabhimani” honour from the Veda DharmaParipalana Sabha, Bangalore, on the occasion of its 21st VedaSammelan, for his services in the preservation & propagation ofVedic learning.
The Mandayam News congratulates Shri. Jayasimha on this glo-rious achievement and wishes that he scales greater heights ofglory, through his services in the years ahead.
Shri. M.D. Ramanuja and Smt. DwarakiKrishna Swami felicitatedRecently, the Saraswathi Sangeetha Vidyalayacelebrated it’s 80th anniversary. This institution wasfounded by late Acharya Pandit Govinda Vittala Bhave,father of Ubhaya Gana Vidushi Smt. Shyamala Bhave,who presently heads this Institution. On this occasion,the services and contributions of many artists andscholars in promoting art and culture were recognizedand they were honoured by presenting them with ashawl and a memento. Among the honoured were Smt.Dwaraki Krishna Swami for her contributions in the fieldof music and Shri. M.D.Ramanuja for his contributionsin the field of Astrology.Mandayam News congratulates these two members andwishes them greater success in the years ahead.
Events ofSri Yadugiri Yathiraja Mutt
December ‘09 to March ‘10♦♦♦♦♦ Dhanur Masam Pooja from Thursday, 17-
12-2009 at 7 am till Wednesday, the 13-01-2010.
♦♦♦♦♦ Thirupavai Upanyasam by U.Ve. SriBhuvarahacharya Swami from 15-12-2009 till 14-01-2010 during evening from6.30 pm to 8.00 pm
♦♦♦♦♦ Sri Krishnakumar ThiruvengadacharyaSwamigal Thirunakshatram on Friday,25-12-2009. Sevakalam starts at 10.30am followed by Shathumurai, Theerthaprasadam at 12.30 pm
♦♦♦♦♦ Sri Asuri Ananda Alwar SwamigalThirunakshtram on Sunday, 7-3-2010.Sevakalam at 10.30 am followed byShathumurai, Theertha prasadam at 12.30pm.
Note : It is ernestly requested to all our community mem-bers to participate in large numbers in all the above eventsand contribute liberally for nithya kainkaryam. Contactfor further details Secretary on Phone No. 41744295.It is also requested for any Nithya Kainkaryam by any ofour community members that they should inform Muttoffice in advance and obtain official receipt. NithyaKainkaryam will be carried out only against the officialreceipt.A sum of Rs. 50,000/- has been donated by MandayamAnnadurai family for renovation of Sri Yathiraja Mutt.(Mutt conveys its special thanks to Mr. M.D. Jaisimhaand Mr. M.D. Ranganath for their efforts in gettingthe donation from Mandayam Annadorai Family)
MANDAYAM NEWS 10 December 2009
NORTH AMERICAN MANDAYAMS’ MEET
First of its kind in USA
Buckhorn is a place on mountain ranges near Los Angeles inCalifornia State. It is located at an altitude of 3000’.North American Mandayams numbering 45 men and womenassembled here on the evening of 26th June 2009 for 2 night’sAmerican Mandayam Meet. This is the first of its kind in USA.It was a great gathering and a social meet. As I happened tobe visiting my daughter’s family in Silicon Valley, I attendedthis meet viz. Camp Buckhorn Mandayam Meet. Myself, myson-in-law Narayan Makaram and M.A. Sriram - President ofNorth American Mandayam Association drove together to CampBuckhorn reaching around 8 pm.Camp Buckhorn is owned by a Christian Missionery offeringfacilities of dormitary, lodging, conference hall, kitchen anddining, track to walk, indoor sports, etc. After registration andaccommodation formalities, all Mandayams gathered at Con-ference Hall. After prayer and a formal inauguration - explain-ing the rules and regulations at the Camp for strict adherence- the entire 2 day programme was announced. This was fol-lowed by a vegetarian dinner prepared by American cooks whowere briefed and trained about the Menu. Rice, dhal with len-tils, potato mix, mexican chappaties, wafers, curds, salads andsweet dish accompanied by fruits. The food was tasty andwholesome. Following this, we had a camp fire. After self in-troduction, everyone cut a joke and sang a bit of a song oneknew. It was a thrilling experience, with hot fire in cold tem-perature under a starry sky in isolation of a forest. We wereasked to be careful of wild life. No animal turned up, perhapsbecause of divine Mandayam Sri Vaishnavas’ gathering. Thegroups went on conversing, discussing, debating on variousaspects of Mandayams, and their identity, the social richnessetc. late into night. This was a thorough enjoyment.After breakfast of cereals, fruit juice, bread, fruits etc. the 2ndday’s morning programme began. Many went to indoor sta-
dium to play Volleyball and other games. Some went on track.A few sat and watched the silent environment. After this physi-cal outing, we returned and had lunch.The evening programme started at 4 pm. It was very muchlike Mandayams’ Annual programme in Bangalore. After invo-cation, a few members sang a few songs. There was aBollywood style dance, a skit, talks on Tiruppavai andMandayam roots. Debate and discussions followed about thefuture of NAMA and what it should do to grow into a muchwidely represented association, etc. President M.A. Sriramconducted the deliberations. Apart from many resolutions, itwas decided to hold the next meet in 2010, in San Jose, Cali-fornia.The evening concluded with special dinner consisting ofPuliyogare, Jilebi, Ladu, and Barphi contributed by members.It was excellent concluding menu.I would not hesitate to say that Mandayams of North Americahave a lot of pride for the commnity and the Mandayam iden-tity, without which the function would not have been such agreat success.On the 3rd day, after breakfast, a happy ending took placewith every Mandayam offering best wishes to the others andstarting the return trip back home.It was a great memorable trip for one with AmericanMandayams at a height of 8000’, in a place that is 15,000 kmaway from Bangalore.
N. Narasimhan
Two old friends, Thiru Mandayam and RadhakrishnaMandyam - met after many years at this meet. This meet-ing led to their becoming “Sammandhis”. Vijaya & Thiru’sdaughter Shruthi got engaged to Vasudev, son of Ranguand Radhakrishna and they will be married in January2010. Mandayam News wishes the young couple and boththeir familes the very best in the years to come.
Mini Mandayam Meet at California
A Mini Mandayam meet comprising of nearly 40 membersaround San Jose in California, was hosted in August 2009 byNarayan & Sujata Makaram at their residence in Cupertino. Itwas an enjoyable social meet with Mandayam Iyengar foodserved. Since the group desired to know about the Mandayamroots and Melukote temple, Natampally Narasimhan, who wason a visit, spoke about these two subjects.The increasing Mandayam meets, particularly in California,shows the NRIs pride for Mandayam Srivaishnava community.
MANDAYAM NEWS 11 December 2009
Mandayam Socials 2009The curtain riser for the Socials was the cookery and Rangolicompetition held at Sri Yathiraja Mutt on Saturday the 28thNovember 2009.
There was a great enthusiasm and interest and nearly 22 par-ticipants of all ages displayed Rice preparations. The itemsalong with the recipes were numbered and displayed, so thatthe judges could not know the names of the competitors. Twojudges independently assessed the items based on taste, pre-sentation and neatness, and decided the prize winners.
The Mandayam News takes pleasure in presenting in this is-sue the prize winning recipes along with the names of theprize winners.
FIRST PRIZENUTRITIOUS VEG. PONGAL
Ms. Ranjani RajeshINGREDIENTS:Rice - 300 gmsSprouted grams - 150 gms (whole green gram, wholechana, bean sprout)Beans - 25 gmsCarrot - 1 smallCapsicum - 1 smallPotato - 1 smallGreen Peas - 1/2 tea cupGinger Paste - 1”Green Chillies - 5 to 6 nosLime -1Ground Coconut Milk - 1/2 coconutsHaldi - 1 tspPepper and cumin seeds - 1 tspCashew - 50 gmsCurry leaves - fewWater - 100 mlSalt, ghee, coriander leaves
How to make nutritious pongal:Heat pan and add ghee. Cummin seeds, pepper, cashew,ginger - greenchilli paste, curry leaves. Stir for a minute.Add sprouted green grams, vegetables, haldi. Salutefor 5 minutes. Wash rice well. Drain. Add to the mix-ture, add water, coconut milk, salt, lime juice and mixwell. Close the lid and pressure cook. Serve hot withjeera raitha.
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THIRD PRIZECORN PALAK RICE
Mrs. Mani NarasimhanINGREDIENTS:1/2 bunch (cut into small pieces) palak1 cup frozen corn/American corna pod garlica small peace of ginger1 chopped onion1 tomatoa few springs of curry leaves1 mashed potato1 cup basmati ricesalt to taste1/2 tsp garam masala powder (optional)For Seasoning1 tblsp mustard1/2 tblsp urud and channa dal1/2 tblsp green chillies and red chillies (cut into pieces).
How to make palak rice:♦ First wash and cut the palak into small pieces and
keep aside♦ Then cook the basmati rice and set aside♦ Now take a pan, pour some oil and when the oil is
hot, add all the seasoning ingredients and fry till done.♦ Now add the onions, tomatoes and cut palak and
nicely mix and close with a lid.♦ Let the whole thing cook very well.♦ When it is done, add garam masala powder if you
want and saute for a minute.♦ Take it wok from fire and add the rice and mix it well.♦ Take a pan, pour some oil and put the mashed pota-
toes and roast it slightly and when done add thecurry leaves and put into palak rice and mix well.
♦ Serve with raita.This is a recipe which is healthy and for kids who hatepalak. As there is corn in it, they love it.
CONSOLATION PRIZESPICY AMLA RICE BATH
Ms. Ranjitha NarayanINGREDIENTS:Rice - 1 cupGrated Amla - 8 Nos
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MANDAYAM NEWS 12 December 2009
Sugar - 1/2 TbsplSalt - to tasteGreen Chillies - 8 Nos.Turmeric Powder - 1/4 tea spoonCurry leaves - small quantityCoriander leaves - small quantityBengal gram dhal - 1/2 tea spoonBlack gram dhal - 1/2 tea spoonHow to make Amla rice bath:Cook rice and spread it in a tray. Pound green chillies andsalt to paste. Heat oil in a vessel and fry mustard seeds tocrackle. add curry leaves, black gram dhal, bengal gramdhal. Add the grounded paste, grated amla turmeric pow-der, sugar, coriander leaves and fry for 2-3 minutes. Mixwell with cooked rice.
CONSOLATION PRIZEVEG TUVAR PULAO
Mrs. Nalini BharadwajINGREDIENTS:1 1/2 cup rice (cooked)1 cup tuvar2 cups mixed veg (carrot, cauliflower, potato)1 cup tomato chopped5-6 green chillies1” ginger1 tspl lavang1 tsp cinnaman1 tsp cardamom1 tsp badiyana2-3 tejpatta1 tsp khus-khus1-2 red chilliessalt as required; oil as requiredMethod:Grind all the masalas into a paste with little water. Keepaside. Pressure cook Tuvar. Heat 2 tbsp oil in a khadai,add mixed vegetables and cook well. Then add the masalapaste, chopped tomatoes, salt and cook well till done.Then add the cooked tuvar and little garam masala and 2tbsp desi ghee. Cook well, keep stiring. Mix rice andchopped coriander leaves. Serve hot with raita and cori-ander chutney.
Rangoli CompetitionIn connection with Mandayam Socials 2009, a RangoliCompetition was held on Saturday the 28th November2009. This was open for all ages.Competitors were requested to make a carpet design in agiven area within the stipulated time of one hour.The was very enthusiastic response and nearly 15 peopleparticipated. Two judges independently assessed theRangoli designs based on neatness, colour combinationand appearance. Three best displays have been shownon the back cover page of this issue.Prize Winners : I Prize - Ms. SnehalSriharsha; IIPrize - Ms. Rajani Rajesh; III Prize - Ms. ShobaShyam; Consolation Prize - Ms. Sheila S. Kumar.
YADUGIRI YATHIRAJA MUTTTo facilitate the booking of Mutt Hall for Kainkaryas andShraddha Bhavan, the office of the Yadugiri Yathiraja Mutt isworking as under:
Weekdays : 9.30 am to 11.30 am & 4.30 pm to 6.30 pm
Sundays : 9.30 am to 11.30 am
Shri M. D. Ranganath, Secretary of the Mutt and Sri M. K.Srinivasan will be available.
Ph : 41744295 / 23345260
VOLLEY BALL CHAMPIONSHIPThe Mandayam Srivaishnava Sabha kickstarted its Sportsevents with the “Volleyball event for Men” on 6th Dec atthe Sri Chamundi Scout Group Grounds.
A total of 4 teams comprising of 7 members each perteam was formed by draw of lots.Before the start of the events, a “One minute silentPrayer” was observed to the departed souls. The matchwas officially opened by tossing the ball by our PresidentSr.M.D.Ramanuja. Everyone cheered the players.Some of the elderly served so well when compared tothe young boys. It really showed the sportsman spiritthat is there among the “Young-at heart” elderly.Lunch which comprised of “Jilebi”, “Puliyoghare” &“Thairsadam” was served in the playground itself.Everybody had more than their fill of the wonderful mealthat was served. Prizes were later distributed to thewinning team and also the Runners-up by our President.The team members were as follows :WINNERS: R.M.Srivas, S.Sudarshan, M.C.Srirangarajan,Y.G.Supreeth, R.A.Raja Krishna, M.A.Srinath(Palahalli),M.T.SrinivasRUNNERS-UP : N.Rangarajan, M.T.Krishna,M.K.Narasimhan, M.Ramanujam, Srivathsa M.N,R.A.Madhu, M.S.Narasimhan.
FORTHCOMING EVENTS
Sri Thyagaraja Aradhana Celebrationson 14th February 2010
Details will be intimated
MANDAYAM NEWS 13 December 2009
‘So, Mrs. Noroshinghom,you are back I see’, my husband’scolleague greeted me.
I sighed exasperatedly and replied ‘yes’!‘How was your trip, Mrs. Noroshingom?’ ‘fine’,I replied curtly and turned a way. This conversation took
place at Calcutta Airport.My husband’s name when correctly pronounced, is
‘Narasimhan’.Our family lived in Calcutta for ten years.In Bengal, ‘a’ is pronounced as ‘O’. ‘Nara’ is pronounced as
‘Noro’.‘Simha’ in North India is called as ‘Shinga’. In Bengal, it is
‘Shingo’. So my husband’s name became ‘Noroshingom’During a debate on the pronouciation of name, between my
husband and me, he had this to say:“Look Sheila, you better call me ‘Noroshingom.’ Be a Roman
in Rome. When I took charge of my job in Calcutta, after atransfer from Bombay, the staff there began to greet me as‘Noroshingom Dada, Nomoshkaar’. I became perplexed. I triedto convice them of the correct pronounciation. But this was invain. Very soon, my accent and pronouciation turned out to belike the local street Bengali’s. Eventually, I too began callingmyself ‘Noroshingom’! And this brought me a little closer to theBengali Bhadralog or gentlemen. This further led me to learnthe Bengali language and thus the Bengali society accepted meas one of them.
Now, let me relate to you funny incident that beat me hol-low to the bone.....
One day, I happened to find a carpenter who was doingexcellent work. So, I asked him to come to my residence, lookat my furniture and give me a cost estimate. He asked me myaddress. I told him that I lived in Mandeville Gardens, South Calcutta and gave him the address. He promised to come the sameevening. I waited & waited. Finally, after some time the carpen-ter appeared at my door. He apologized for the delay. When I
asked him what took him so long he said, “I asked some peoplefor your address. They guided me to a ‘nursing home’ calledKamala Nursing Home in Mandeville Gardens. Moshay(Mahashay’s equivalent to ‘sir’ in Bengali), since your name is‘Noroshingom’ I went there and waited. After some time I cameto know that there is no one by name Noroshingom at KamalaNursing Home. Please pardon me for this confusion”. Both thecarpenter and I had unstoppable laughter to our hearts con-tent. And that is how my name changed from Narasimhan toNoroshingom and then to Nursing Home!
“So Sheila, now don’t you think we should live as Bengalis inBengal. And here’s another funny one. In Bengal, 440 Volts iscalled 440 Bolts as ‘V’ is replaced by ‘B’.
Here are some other words and names wrongly and funnilypronounced that I have come across.”
Once, while travelling to work in Bombay, by car pool, myclose colleagues by name Damodar Rathi who happened to beMarwari, said to me “Narasimhan, let’s have some ‘snakes’. Iwas dumbfounded and quickly said, “Damodar, what are yousaying? How can we eat snakes? you are a pure vegetarian andso am I.”
He then said he meant vegetarian ‘snakes’ like Vada & Dosathat could be eaten at an Udupi restaurant in Byculla. Then Irealized that ‘snacks’ are pronounced as ‘snakes’ in Gujarati !
When I was in Sydney, Australia on work, the Australianswere calling me ‘Hans’ the last part of my name being ‘han’.They added to it the letter ‘s’ thereby making it a Christian name.And since I was in the habit of telling them a lot of Indianstories, they called me Hans Christian Andersen!
At office, in some of the memos that I received I was ad-dressed to as ‘N2 as my name was N. Narasimhan. And so, myname was deduced to an arithmetical multiple of ‘N’!
You are my wife and your always say’ Na! Oru nimishoVaarango’.
So, it comes to say, that I have been reduced to the syllable‘Na’!
Sheila Narasimhan
What’s in a Name
READERS WRITE
Dear Sri Ramanuja,Namaskaram! Under your leadership Mandayam
News has become vastly more interesting than be-fore and I wish to compliment those who have strivenand brought about this change.I was especially glad to see the Web Portal Special
of the newsletter. Please accept my hearty congratu-lations on the inauguration of the Web Portal. It is asignificant and marvelous leap of our Sabha into hi-tech modernity. It has given a special dimension tothe image and activity of the Global Mandayam.I share the Sabha’s words of appreciation for the
team of Sri M.A. Parthasarathy and colleagues whocreated the Portal.May the grace of the great Sage Ramanuja shine
upon our Sabha and bring success to all itsendeavours in the service of the community!
SincerelyM.A.S. Rajan
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MANDAYAM NEWS 14 December 2009
DONATIONS FOR THE ENDOWMENT FUND - 2008-09Mandayam Srivaishnava Sabha expresses its gratitude and thanks to the following family members of our communitywho have generously donated the endowment funds for different purposes mentioned below. The proceeds of thesedonations will be utilised for Endowment distribution from 2010-2011 period.
Sl. Name Endowment Purpose Amount in Rs.No.
1. Smt. M.O. Kamala, Chennai Adivellikillamai Celebrations 10,000/-
2. Smt. M.O. Kamala, Chennai Scholarships for Botany and Music in memory of 30,000/-Late Dr. M.O. Parthasarathy and late Dr. M.O.Sampathkumaran and Late Dr. M.O. Srinivasan
3. Sri R.A. Srinivasan - Chennai Educational assistance in memory of late 35,000/-Sri R.A. Narayana Iyengar and Late Smt.R.A. Ranganayaki
4. Sri M.S. Rajagopal - Bangalore Merit award for 2 female students in PUC or 45,000/-(Tippani Family) CBSE or SSLC in science and commerce in
memory of late Tippani Srinivasachar andlate Smt. Ranganayakamma.
5. Smt. M.B. Kamalamma Educational Merit Award in memory of 35,000/-& Sons, USA late Sri M.B. Krishna Iyengar(Bheemarayan Family)
6. Sri M.D. Sridhar, USA Educational Merit Award 17,500/-(Dhati)
7. Sri M.C. Venkatesh, USA Educational Assistance 3,500/-
8. Ikkalikki FamilySri M.R. Sampath & Educational & Medical Assistance 2,10,000/-M.S. HarshaSri M. A. MukundSri M. A. RavinderSri M.A. SriramSri M.A. Ramanujam (Babu)Smt. Sujatha VasanSri S.R. RaajSri S. Ramagopal
9. A wellwisher of our Educational Assistance for a female student 1,15,000/-community member from who is economically poorUSA
10. Sri Srinivas Mandayam Educational or Medical Assistance in memory 50,000/-USA (S/o Sri M.A. Dwaraki, of his mother Ms. Sudha DwarakiMSS General Secretary)
11. Mandayam Annadorai Medical Assistance 50,000/-Family
(Sabha conveys its special thanks to Mr. M.D. Jaisimha and Mr. M.D. Ranganath for theirefforts in getting the donation from Mandayam Annadorai Family)
DONATION OF COMPUTER SYSTEMSri M.A. Dwaraki has donated a complete Computer System with Battery & UPS to the Sabha, which willbe useful for training and for use of Sabha Office.
Ancient Indian works on Science & TechnologyM.A.N. PrasadIt is quite natural for some eyebrows to be raised on
reading this caption, because there is a wide spread im-pression that ancient Indian works are largely spiritualand literary in nature and science and technology are thingsthat have come to us from the West. From the early days,man in his quest for harnessing and controlling nature,has studied it closely. What awed him to begin with, kindledhis spirit of inquisitiveness to know how it happened. As aresult he learnt about many phenomenons and processes,and was able to adopt them to make his life easier andcomfortable. In the process he evolved many technolo-gies.
We have many monographs and treatises in our an-cient literature, which cover scientific topics and technolo-gies in great details. These texts are in Sanskrit and otherancient languages, which our modern scientists are notproficient at. The pundits who are proficient in these lan-guages and can interpret these texts for us, are unfortu-nately not knowledgeable in science and technology, andhence cannot interpret them meaningfully to our scien-tists. Thus there is a wide gap of knowledge, which needsto be bridged. We need to re look at our ancient textswith an open mind and try to take the best of both world- that is, ancient and modern knowledge - so that man-kind is able to derive the maximum benefit from them,We also need to build a greater public awareness on thesubject, which currently is very low.
We have, as of date, come to know of the existence offew texts only, which cover vast areas and are very im-pressive . People involved in research work in this areafeel that this is just the tip of the iceberg, because a hugequantity of ancient manuscripts are awaiting coding, in-vestigation, understanding and interpretation. This is anarea of research that perhaps needs to be given priority.A brief look at some of these ancient texts will give us aglimpse of the indepth knowledge that ancient Indianspossessed in science and technology.
Maharshi Bharadwaja’s Vimanika Shastra dealswith avaiation. It is a comprehensive work which dealswith aero-designing & aeronautics, metallurgy of the al-loys used for construction of aircrafts, type of fuels andtheir merits, fire proof textiles for the attire of pilots, hisdietetics & nutrition, etc.
Yantra Sarvaswam of Maharshi Bharadwaja is adetailed work on all kinds of machines and motors.
Shakti Tantram of Rishi Agastya is a treatise onenergy and its usage for the benefit of mankind. Here theRrishi has covered 32 kinds of energies and how theycould be harnessed.
Loha Tantram written by Rishi Sakatayana is adetailed treatise on minerals & metals and alchemy.
Kala Satram of rishi Shanmukha explains the con-cepts of time and different ways of measuring time.
Brihat Samhita of Varahamihira is a comprehen-sive work on the world geography. It gives the seasons,climatic conditions and mineral wealth in different partsof the world.
Brahmanda Sastram by Maharshi Vyasa dealswith the worlds in space. The description of the Milky wayis very graphic, as though seen through a powerful micro-scope.
Akasha Tantram of Maharshi Bharadwaja is atreatise on Astronomy. His other work Amsu Bhodhini dealswith planets and kind of heat and light they radiate.
Aryabhateeam of Arybhata is another treatise onAstronomy. It gives the latitude & longitude and the localtime of various cities in Eastern and western hemipsherewith reference to the mean time at Srilanka. Explains thephenomenon of elipses, etc.
Meghotpathi prakaranam of Maharshi Angirasais a detailed treatise on clouds. It talks of various kinds ofclouds, thunder, lightning and hailstorms.
Aswa Chkitsa Sastram by Maharshi Solihotra is atreatise on horses and veterinary science. It describes indetails the anatomy of horses, their training, preventionand curing of their diseases including surgical methods.
While Visha Vadam deals with the chemistry of poi-sons, Garudam by Rishi Valla deals with the chemistryof antidotes for poisons and how to prepare them.
These are just a few examples to illustrate the kind ofareas that have been covered in our ancient literature.
Acknowledgements: Notes of the Seminar on “Vedic Sciencesand their relevance to modern thought” organized in June 2008,by the Ved Vigyan Maha Vidya Peeth, Bangalore-560 082
REQUEST FOR INFORMATION OFMANDAYAM WEDDINGS
Every ‘Mandayam News’ issue carries a list of Mandayamweddings that take place after the release of the last issue.The bride and bridegroom parties may please leave a copyof the wedding invitation at the Sabha office as referencefor publishing details of the wedding.
MANDAYAM NEWS 15 December 2009
Contribution to Flood AffectedVictims of North Karnataka
In response to the appeal for assistance to the flood af-fected victims of North Karnataka, the Sabha mobilised vari-ous household items like stainless steel vessels, clothes, blan-kets, sweaters, bedsheets, shawls etc. The members alsogave food items like rice, moong dhal, sugar etc.
The Yathiraja Ramanuja Trust also donated 200 Kgs ofrice and 50 Kgs of moong dhal.
All these materials were sent through Rashtriya SevakSangha’s representative Mrs. Rama Srinivasan.
Endowment for Education/HealthSri Srinivas Mandayam, son of Sri M.A. Dwaraki who lives
in California, recently attended one of our committee meet-ings. He has donated Rs. 50,000/- to the Sabha, for givingEndowment for Education or Health for needy per-sons.The Sabha thankfully acknowledges this gesture.
MANDAYAM NEWS 16 December 2009
MATRIMONIALDetails given below are as furnished by the respective members and Sabha takes no
responsibility on the genuineness of the information furnished.
BRIDE GROOMS1. E.J.Srirangarajan (Melkote)Age/D.O.B. : 17-02-1964Qualification : B.Ed, M.A. in Sanskrit and
HindiNature of work : Tuition teacher for
Sanskrit, Kannada andHindi, L.I.C agent, medi-tation & yoga consultant
S/o : Smt.Selvanayaki andSri.Jaggu Narsimhachar
Gothra : KowshikaNakshatra : Revathy, 2nd padaFamily : Jaggu (Baladhanvi)Ph No. : (Melkote nos.) 571431,
99459084902. Aditya SrinathD.O.B. : 9-10-1980Qualification : MA in Journalism, MIBNature of work : Financial AnalystWork place : In a leading investment
firm.S/o : Smt. Janaki& Sri M. G.
SrinathGothra : KaundinyaNakshatra : Chitra 2nd PadamContact No. : (011) 2271 3213
M:98119 88001,98990 780363. M.G.Gagan (Bangalore)Age/D.O.B. : 7-5-1967Nature of work : Senior Manager in
software companyS/o : Sri.Gokul.S.Iyengar and
Smt. Rama GokulGothra : BharadwajaNakshatra : AshwiniFamily : KopeContact No. : (080)23347732,
98456644514. R. DeepakAge/D.O.B. : 16-6-1982Qualification : BE - Electronics &
CommunicationJob details : Mind Tree Ltd.,
Bangalore.Senior Software Engineer
S/O : Sri.R. Sampath Kumar &Smt.M.N. Rajashree
Gothra : BharadwajaNakshatra : RevathiFamily : RamanujapuramContact Ph.No : 080-23373120,
9742333248Email : [email protected]
5. M.A.N. SIMHAN (Bangalore)Age/D.O.B. : 1-3-1976Job details : Working in HPS/O : Sri Sarvottam M.A. &
Smt. Malathi M.A.Gothra : BharadwajaNakshatra : UttarabhadraFamily : Mandayam AnnaduraiContact : No.46, Sri Lakshmi Nilaya,address II Stage, II Phase, Mico
Layout, MahalakshmiPuram, Bangalore 560086Ph No. 23190697
6. Suresh (Dubai)Age/D.O.B. : 20-10-1972Qualification : Diploma in ElectronicsWork place : in DubaiS/o : Smt. Padmaja &
Sri.M.K.RajanGothra : SrivatsaNakshatra : UttarabhadraFamily : KannappanContact No. : (080) 28436905
7. H.O. Sudarshan (Bangalore)Age/D.O.B. : 25-8-1975Qualification : Computer security course
(Equal to Comp. Engg.)Work profile : Project Manager with H.PS/o : Smt. Mukta and Sri. H.O.
RajagopalNakshatra : Uttarabhadra, 2nd padaFamily : Honnalagere OsuriContact No. : (080) 26531954
8. Ramanujam M. (Bangalore)Age/D.O.B. : 6-11-1972Qualification : B.ScWork profile : Marketing Manager with
Khedda InsulationS/o : Late Sri. M. Srinivasan &
Smt. Padma SrinivasanGothra : SrivatsaNakshatra : Vishaka I PadaFamily : IysamiContact No. : (080) 23374931
9. N. Ramgopal (Bangalore)Age/D.O.B. : 27-5-1976Qualification : Dip in Mech. Engg.
(Widia)Work profile : Senior Medical Trans-
scriptionist @ Data ScribeInfotech Pvt. Ltd.
S/o : Smt. Jayashree Singlacharand Late Sri Singlachar
Gothra : KoushikaNakshatra : BharaniFamily : NatampallyContact No. : (080) 26613589
10. Praveen N. (Bangalore)Age/D.O.B. : 8-1-1975Qualification : BCA, MCSE and CISA
(Certified InformationSystems Auditor)
Work profile : Working at Core Object,Bangalore
S/o : Sri R.A.Narasimhan and Smt. Shakuntala
Gothra : BharadwajaNakshatra : Vishaka (4th pada),
Vrishchika RasiFamily : ArakereContact No. : (080) 23377688
11. Sujith (USA)Age/D.O.B. : 17-4-1977Qualification : B.E Computers (USA)Work profile : Computer specialist working
in Chicago, USAS/o : Sri Anand Schar Dhati
and Smt. Sharada DhatiGothra : SrivatsaNakshatra : UttarabhadraFamily : DhatiContact at : (080) 26605694E-mail id : [email protected]. Badri Narayan Mandayam(Divorcee) (Bangalore)Age : 27-3-1961Work Profile :Owning Software
outsourcingS/o : Smt.Jaya Char & Sri.
M.C.ThiruvengadacharGothra : BharadwajaFamily : ChennuPh. No. : (080) 2340246713. M. I. SarathyAge/D.O.B. : 10-5-1973Qualification : B.Com doing CAJob : Sr. Accts. Officer in
Auditor’s OfficeHeight : 6 Ft.S/o : Sri.M.I. Srinivasan &
Late Smt.YedugiriGothra : ShrivatsaNakshatra : MakhaFamily :Mandayam IshamiPh. No. : (080) 23561598,
944972131714. M.V. PrashanthAge/D.O.B. : 27-10-1970Qualification : M.Com., ICWA, Dip.
from NIITJob : Dy. Manager in LIC
Housing FinanceHeight : 5 Ft. 8 in.S/o : Late Sri M.B.Varadarajan
& Late Smt.M.B. SarojaGothra : KoushikaNakshatra : Uttara phalguniFamily : BheemarayanPh. No. : 98451 39091Contact Person : Sri R. A. Rangaswamy
26562679
15. M.D. SrihariD.O.B. : 19-6-1978Quali : B.S. in Engg. Technology
Pursuing MS in Mfg.Mgmt (BITS, Pilani)
Work place : Team leader, EMERSON,Pune
S/o : Sri R. Manohar &Smt. Mythili
Family : DhatiGothra : KoushikaNakshatra : Anuradha-3Contact Ph : (080) 65363040
MANDAYAM NEWS 17 December 2009
BRIDES1.Kavitha Narayan (Mysore)Age/D.O.B. : 10-12-1980Qualification : B.Com with Computer
Science and CompanySecretaryship,P.G.Diploma in H.R.M
Job details : Working for an MNCD/o : Sri.M.V.Narayan and
Smt.M.V.MythiliGothra : KoushikaNakshatra : PurvashadaAddress : CH4, 6th Main, Saraswati-
puram, Mysore 570009Contact No. : (0821) 2540702
2.M.D.Sunitha (Bangalore)Age/D.O.B. : 18-7-1978Qualification : B.Sc, M.C.AJob details : Working in a private firmD/o : Smt.Vatsala and
Sri.M.D.SampathkumaranGothra : VadhulaNakshatra : Moola 4th padaFamily : CudappahContact No. : (080) 23285344
3. Aruna (Chennai)Age/D.O.B. : 24 yearsQualification : B.Tech (Chem. Engg)D/o : Sri. R.Jairam and ShellaJairam
Gothra : KoushikNakshatra : Aridra 1st padaContact : (044) 28157723
4. M.B.Rajani (Bangalore)Age/D.O.B. : 19-5-1979Qualification : M.A in Art Design.
Pursuing Ph.D.D/o : Dr.Smt.M.B.Mythili and
Sri.M.B.VenkatacharGothra : BharadwajaNakshatra : ShatabishaFamily : BhoolokamContact : (080) 23368535,
23671746 (After 2.00pm)[email protected]
5. Y.G.VaniAge : 24 yearsD/o : Smt.Y.G.Vijayalakshmi
and Sri.Y.G.SrinivasWork place : ChennaiGothra : BharadwajaNakshatra : PurvabhadraFamily : Gunja JosyerContact : (080) 2314 3486
6. Lakshmi.M.C (Bangalore)Age/D.O.B. : 31-8-1979Qualification : B.E.(Elec. & Electronics),
Work place : Hewlett PackardD/O : Sri. M.C.Vishnu &
Smt.RajashreeGothra : BharadwajaNakshatra : JyeshtaFamily : KuttiappaswamyContact No. : (080) 2322 63267. Mithuna.M.RAge/D.O.B. : 20-9-1984Qualification : B.Sc.(Electrical) and M.A
KannadaD/O : Smt.Vijayalakshmi and
Sri.M.A.RangarajanGothra : BharadwajaNakshatra : PunarvasuFamily : AnandampillaiContact No. : (080)27200019,
27202223
8. Neela M.S.Age/D.O.B. : 6-9-1986Qualification : B.E. - Manufacturing
ScienceHeight : 5’6”Work profile : Software Engineer, TataConsultancy Services, MumbaiD/o : Shri M.S. SampathGothra : KoushikaNakshatra : Hastha IIFamily : ShamrayarContact No. : (080) 26321085/
98455 70756
COUPLES WHO HAVE TIED THE KNOT
The following weddings took place during October 2009-November 2009. The Sabha wishes the couples a happy married life.
Sl. Marriage BRIDE GROOM BRIDE
No. Date Groom’s Name Parents Name Family Name Bride’s Name Parents Name Family Name
1 23.10.09 M.V. Badari M.V. Alasingrachar Vokkarane Pranjali T.K. Narayanaswami -Late Vatsala Usha
2 25.10.09 Prashanth Late K.S. Prabhakar Mandayam Nithya A. Kamalanathan -Padmasini Kothegalam Usharani
3 25.10.09 M.C. Venkata M.C.Venkatarangan Mandayam M.S. Anitha M.R. Sampathkumaran -Krishnan Ranganayaki Nayakar S. Lakshmi
4 25.10.09 Shrinidhi Sampath M.Sampathkumaran Ramanujapuram Sushumma B. Srinivasan -Manikarnike Jayashree Manikarnike Malathi
5. 25.10.09 R.A. Krishnan R.A. Srinivasan Ramanujapuram N. Yamuna N. Narayanan -R.A. Padma Appachar Srimathi
6. 05.11.09 T.S. Aditya T.K. Suresh Mandayam Ramya M.N. Srinivasan MandayamGeetha Iyengar Tippani Padmini Makaram
7. 29.11.09 Avinash N. Lohit M.N. Narayan Mandayam H.S. Pushpa H.S. Srinivasan -(Anand) Rangamani Narasiwodeyar Shantha
(Minnani)
NEW MEMBERS OF THE SABHAThe list of Donors, Patrons & Life Members who joined from 1st October 2009 isgiven below:We welcome all the new members.
Sl. Name Family Name Location Member-No. ship No.
DONORSri/Smt.
1. Narasimhan Narayan Kope USA 0377PATRONS
1. R.A. Madhusudan Ramanujapuram Bangalore 0371Anandampillai
2. R.A. Sudha Ramanujapuram Bangalore 0372Anandampillai
3. R.A. Rashmi Ramanujapuram Bangalore 0373Anandampillai
4. G.S. Srishalan 03745. M.V. Radhakrishna Vokkarane Chennai 03756. Dr. M.K. Krishnakumari Krishna Kumar Mysore 0376
(Pashal)LIFE MEMBERS
1. M. G. Murali Gomattam Chennai 17132. M. Vasudev Manikarnike Bangalore 17143. Kousalya Padmanath Agraharam Bangalore 17154. Padma Parthasarathy Kannappan Bangalore 17165. Rajalakshmi Tirunarayn Darbhanga Bangalore 1717
STATUS OF MANDAYAM SRIVAISHNAVA SABHA AS AT THE ENDOF NOVEMBER 2009
1. DONOR MEMBERSHIP 14 Nos. Rs. 5,000/- & above2. PATRON MEMBERSHIP 365 Nos. Rs. 1,000/- & above3. LIFE MEMBERSHIP 165 Nos. Rs. 500/- & above4. LIFE MEMBERSHIP 40 Nos. Rs. 250/- & above5. LIFE MEMBERSHIP 13 Nos. Rs. 100/- & above6. LIFE MEMBERSHIP 86 Nos. Rs. 25/- & aboveSABHA COMMITTEE MEMBERS sincerely request all Life Members falling under Serial Nos.4, 5 and 6 i.e. Rs. 250/-, Rs. 100/- and Rs. 25/- respectively to upgrade their membershipfees to Sl. No. 3, 2 or 1.II. The Status of membership at various places are as follows:1. Mysore 472. Chennai 263. Foreign 654. Other places outside
Bangalore 455. Bangalore 717
SABHA OFFICEThe Sabha office situated on the first floor,Yathiraja Mutt Building, 11th Cross, SampigeRoad shall be open on all weekdays fromMonday to Saturday in the eveningsfrom 6.00 PM to 7.00 PM. SriM.T.Parthasarathy will be present duringoffice hours. Sabha office phone no. is41535970.
APPEAL TO COMMUNITY MEMBERSOur community has a strength of nearly 4000 people and our Membership details areenclosed. This has to increase. In order to reach out to all people of our community andinvolve in various activities of the Sabha. It is requested that all community membersbecome Donors/Patrons/Life Members at the earliest.
Membership Fees (One time)1. Life Members Rs. 500/-2. Patrons Rs. 1000/-3. Donors Rs. 5000/-
Aplication forms for membership can be collected from the Office (Tel:4153 5970) or downloaded from our website: http://www.mandayamsabha.inDuly filled forms along with cheques / DDs towards membership feesmay be sent to or handed over at the Office.”
Sri Shama Iyengar who celebrated his 80thBirthday during the excursion being felicitated
by Sabha Office-Bearers
MANDAYAM NEWS 18 December 2009
Shri M.A. Shama Iyengar
Shri M.A. Shama Iyengar, Ex-Judge, son of SriM.A. Varadachar (Forest) Ammanji family,brother of Shri M.A. Rama Prasad - celebratedhis 80th birthday on 1st Nov 2009 at the YathirajaMutt at Srirangapatna.As the Sabha had arranged for Tula MasaSnanam on that day at Srirangapatna, all ourmembers who participated in the trip also par-ticipated in the celebrations and a grand lunchwas hosted by Shri Shama Iyengar’s family.
Mandayam News wishes all the best to ShriShama Iyengar.
“VAMSHA PARAMPARA”(Mandayam Geneology)
It is heartening to note that alarge number of our communityhave purchased the book. Thebook is to be widely possessed byour Members. It has valuableinformation apart from Familyrelationships, Gothras, VedicShakas etc.We appeal to those who have notyet obtained the publication topurchase the same (Speciallypriced at Rs. 200/-). The Booksare available at the MandayamSrivaishnava Sabha Office. Tel :41535970
