Tuesday, April 22, 2008

[PGG-Regd Trust] Digest Number 1672

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1a.

looking for a computer hardware and networking

Posted by: "Gulshan Rana" rana.gulshan@gmail.com

Mon Apr 21, 2008 6:09 am (PDT)

Hi all, Our office looking for a computer hardware and networking engineer
based at Gurgaon. (Male) 5 days week. contact 9310621229

Office Assistant ( Female )

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Re: Alok 12 yrs old boy need help !! please support him..

Posted by: "Sanjana Raturi" raturis@gmail.com

Mon Apr 21, 2008 6:10 am (PDT)

Dear all:

Last few weeks I have been getting email from this group. I am not sure how
did you get my email ID, however I am glad to be a part of it.

I would also like to donate Rs. 2,000/for Alok's treatment. Please let me
know how can I send my contribution to concerning person.

Kind Regards,
Sanjana Raturi

On 4/21/08, P.S.BISHT <pramodsinghb@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> Dear All ,
> I also want to donate Rs. 500/ for Alok's treatment. Please let me know
> the bank
> details or suggest me how I can send my small contribution to concerning
> person.
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> Thanks & Regards
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Passport Office of Uttaranchal ????

Posted by: "pawan_1jan@indiatimes.com" pawan_1jan@indiatimes.com   p_n60

Mon Apr 21, 2008 6:12 am (PDT)

Could anybody let me know about Passport office at Uttaranchal?

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Re: Passport Office of Uttaranchal ????

Posted by: "Nidhi Manral" nidhimohini@yahoo.com

Mon Apr 21, 2008 10:53 pm (PDT)

Hi,

It is just at Kacheri road behind Police station or another landmark is of Doon hospital (infront of Maternity Ward Gate).

Rgds
Nidhi Manral

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To: PauriGarhwal@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, 21 April, 2008 6:14:41 PM
Subject: [PGG-Regd Trust] Passport Office of Uttaranchal ????

Could anybody let me know about Passport office at Uttaranchal?


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Re: Passport Office of Uttaranchal ????

Posted by: "Rajendra Joshi" rajendrajoshiua@gmail.com

Tue Apr 22, 2008 4:53 am (PDT)

Hi
it is a only counter in Disstt Magistrate office Dehradun Near court
.the Dealing clark is Mr Jain You can buy a form from their and fill it but
all Quaries by barelley passport office will be done

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> Hi,
>
> It is just at Kacheri road behind Police station or another landmark is of
> Doon hospital (infront of Maternity Ward Gate).
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> Rgds
> Nidhi Manral
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> To: PauriGarhwal@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Monday, 21 April, 2008 6:14:41 PM
> Subject: [PGG-Regd Trust] Passport Office of Uttaranchal ????
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> Could anybody let me know about Passport office at Uttaranchal?
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Lokking for a Rajput Kumauni Girl

Posted by: "bs negi" negibsn@yahoo.com   negibsn

Mon Apr 21, 2008 8:50 pm (PDT)

To all my Uttaranchali friends,

We are looking for a Kumauni Rajput girl for my brother in law his details are as under:

Surname ; Rana (kashyap), 10th May 1979 born, height 165 cms. Fair complexioned good looking, B.E. (Electronics & Telecommunications), working as Executive (ATC) with Airport Authority of India (Govt.), earning an annual package of 3.75 lacs, Only son, father working with ESI Hospital as Head Clerk, Two younger sisters first one (Central Govt. employee) married, another younger sister just completed her P.G. in Mass Communication, mother house wife, village Dwarhat

We are looking for a well educated and beautiful girl from a cultured family.

Anybody interest may call me on my Cell or send details on my personal E-mail negibsn@yahoo.com.

B.S. Negi
Mb. 9810606015

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Re: Lokking for a Rajput Kumauni Girl

Posted by: "anirudh raithwan" raithwan@yahoo.com   raithwan

Tue Apr 22, 2008 4:53 am (PDT)

Dear Mr. Negi,
I have cousin sister who is very well qulaified and even we are looking for pefect match for her.

She belongs to well cultured Negi Family from dehra dun and parents are in Govt. job. and currently she is teaching in a reputed insitiute in dehra dun. I have attached her resume for your kind reference and if that suits you pls do not hesitate to contact me or directlty to her parents as the mobile no. is mentioned in attached resume.

Looking forward to hear from you soon.
Regards,
Anirudh Raithwan


bs negi <negibsn@yahoo.com> wrote:
To all my Uttaranchali friends,

We are looking for a Kumauni Rajput girl for my brother in law his details are as under:

Surname ; Rana (kashyap), 10th May 1979 born, height 165 cms. Fair complexioned good looking, B.E. (Electronics & Telecommunications), working as Executive (ATC) with Airport Authority of India (Govt.), earning an annual package of 3.75 lacs, Only son, father working with ESI Hospital as Head Clerk, Two younger sisters first one (Central Govt. employee) married, another younger sister just completed her P.G. in Mass Communication, mother house wife, village Dwarhat

We are looking for a well educated and beautiful girl from a cultured family.

Anybody interest may call me on my Cell or send details on my personal E-mail negibsn@yahoo.com.

B.S. Negi
Mb. 9810606015

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Heart Attack!

Posted by: "Rajendra Prasad" rajendra1510@yahoo.com   rajendra1510

Mon Apr 21, 2008 10:53 pm (PDT)

Dear Friends,

I wish to send you a very very useful information about heart attack. It will take not more than a few minutes to go through the attached ppt file.

This may atleast give us some knowledge as to what to do when someone suffers from the heart attack.

Warm regards,


Rajendra Prasad

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6.

SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR

Posted by: "Mrs. C K Pandey" ckpandey2005@yahoo.com   ckpandey2005

Tue Apr 22, 2008 12:46 am (PDT)

Dear All:

Our company requires System Administrator for our Delhi Office. Candidates should be with qualification - MCSE, CCNA with minimum one year experience.

Send your resume urgently on this ID

Tks
Mrs. Pandey

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7a.

Mails on Master Alok --> Family of a 12 Years old heart patient need

Posted by: "KSRAWAT" sooni_ksr00@hotmail.com

Tue Apr 22, 2008 1:06 am (PDT)

Dear Members,

This has reference to several mails exchanged in the PG Group on the subject matter.

Please note that yesterday night I had a detailed discussion with the father of 12 years Alok, who is suffering from the heart disease. As per his father, Alok is being treated at Apollo Hospital and the hospital has asked them to deposit Rs.1.5 Lacs for conducting necessary surgery. Father of the patient is coming to Delhi in the first week of May'08.

It is advisable to all the members to please contact him on his mobile # 09410130477 (reachable after 8 PM) and it is also suggested to directly give the money / cheque to him instead of sending it to some unknown accounts. Since, he is coming to Delhi in the 1st Week of May'08; you can directly talk to him over phone and handover the money/cheque after checking the facts with him.

Thanks & Regards,

K.S.RAWAT

Moderator - PG Group!!

New Delhi/09818007079
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Re: Mails on Master Alok --> Family of a 12 Years old heart patient

Posted by: "Gaur" er.spgaur@gmail.com   er.spgaur

Tue Apr 22, 2008 1:18 am (PDT)

Dear Rawat ji,

Thanks a lot for the information provided.
This solution is gud for only those people who are in reachable areas of
Delhi but ppl like me who are far away from Uttrakhand and delhi can't visit
Alok's father. So we need to have some account number or any other medium
through which we can contribute for Alok.
I talked to Alok's brother and he gave me a number to talk with Alok's
father unfortunately that number is going out of range. I think we need to
think about the solution. Any idea please let us know, i wud love to accept
it.

Thanks and Regards,

Sateshwar
09951990666
Hyderabad

On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 1:35 PM, KSRAWAT <sooni_ksr00@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Dear Members,
>
>
>
> This has reference to several mails exchanged in the PG Group on the
> subject matter.
>
>
>
> Please note that yesterday night I had a detailed discussion with the
> father of 12 years Alok, who is suffering from the heart disease. As per his
> father, Alok is being treated at Apollo Hospital and the hospital has asked
> them to deposit Rs.1.5 Lacs for conducting necessary surgery. Father of the
> patient is coming to Delhi in the first week of May'08.
>
>
>
> It is advisable to all the members to please contact him on his *mobile #
> 09410130477* (reachable after 8 PM) and it is also suggested to directly
> give the money / cheque to him instead of sending it to some unknown
> accounts. Since, he is coming to Delhi in the 1st Week of May'08; you can
> directly talk to him over phone and handover the money/cheque after checking
> the facts with him.
>
>
>
> Thanks & Regards,
>
>
>
> *K.S.RAWAT*
>
> *Moderator - PG Group!!*
>
> *New Delhi/09818007079*
>
>
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Mails on Master Alok --> Family of a 12 Years old heart patient need

Posted by: "KSRAWAT" sooni_ksr00@hotmail.com

Tue Apr 22, 2008 1:18 am (PDT)


Dear Members,

This has reference to several mails exchanged in the PG Group on the subject matter.

Please note that yesterday night I had a detailed discussion with the father of 12 years Alok, who is suffering from the heart disease. As per his father, Alok is being treated at Apollo Hospital and the hospital has asked them to deposit Rs.1.5 Lacs for conducting necessary surgery. Father of the patient is coming to Delhi in the first week of May'08.

It is advisable to all the members to please contact him on his mobile # 09410130477 (reachable after 8 PM) and it is also suggested to directly give the money / cheque to him instead of sending it to some unknown accounts. Since, he is coming to Delhi in the 1st Week of May'08; you can directly talk to him over phone and handover the money/cheque after checking the facts with him.

Thanks & Regards,

K.S.RAWAT

Moderator - PG Group!!

New Delhi/09818007079

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Re: Mails on Master Alok --> Family of a 12 Years old heart patient

Posted by: "KSRAWAT" sooni_ksr00@hotmail.com

Tue Apr 22, 2008 1:36 am (PDT)

Dear Gaur ji,

Kindly note that PG Group has an account in the Axis Bank, .

I would like to bring to your kind notice that few months back PG Group had collected Rs.5 Lacs for the treatment of master Deepak, who was admitted in the AIIMS, Delhi and the hospital has asked his family to deposit Rs.12 Lacs for the treatment of master Deepak. In another case, PG Group had given Rs.11000/- to Mr. Kala of Mumbai, who is suffering from his kidney failure.

For this case, money/cheque can be deposited in the PG Group account. For your kind information, this Sunday, all the trustees of PG Group are meeting at the Garhwal Bhawan, New Delhi and in that meeting a decision will be taken on this.

For the members concerned, PG Group accounts details are as under:

Contribute for the Social Cause: We have a transparent fund control system and details of the fund management are shared with the members during meets. Imagine how we had collected Rs. 5 Lacs for Master Deepak. Those who think that they can also be part of this mission can contribute. PG Group bank details are given below:

Bank
AXIS Bank Ltd

Account Name
Pauri Garhwal Group

Account No.
224010100027636

Branch
Old Rajender Nagar, New Delhi

Type
Saving

MICR Code No.
110211026

IFCS Code
UTIB 0000007

Swift Code
UTIBINBB002


http://www.paurigarhwal.com/donations/deepak.htm

Thanks & Regards,

K.S.RAWAT

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----- Original Message -----
From: Gaur
To: PauriGarhwal@yahoogroups.com ; sooni_ksr00@hotmail.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2008 1:45 PM
Subject: Re: [PGG-Regd Trust] Mails on Master Alok --> Family of a 12 Years old heart patient need your support......

Dear Rawat ji,

Thanks a lot for the information provided.
This solution is gud for only those people who are in reachable areas of Delhi but ppl like me who are far away from Uttrakhand and delhi can't visit Alok's father. So we need to have some account number or any other medium through which we can contribute for Alok.
I talked to Alok's brother and he gave me a number to talk with Alok's father unfortunately that number is going out of range. I think we need to think about the solution. Any idea please let us know, i wud love to accept it.

Thanks and Regards,

Sateshwar
09951990666
Hyderabad

On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 1:35 PM, KSRAWAT <sooni_ksr00@hotmail.com> wrote:

Dear Members,

This has reference to several mails exchanged in the PG Group on the subject matter.

Please note that yesterday night I had a detailed discussion with the father of 12 years Alok, who is suffering from the heart disease. As per his father, Alok is being treated at Apollo Hospital and the hospital has asked them to deposit Rs.1.5 Lacs for conducting necessary surgery. Father of the patient is coming to Delhi in the first week of May'08.

It is advisable to all the members to please contact him on his mobile # 09410130477 (reachable after 8 PM) and it is also suggested to directly give the money / cheque to him instead of sending it to some unknown accounts. Since, he is coming to Delhi in the 1st Week of May'08; you can directly talk to him over phone and handover the money/cheque after checking the facts with him.

Thanks & Regards,

K.S.RAWAT

Moderator - PG Group!!

New Delhi/09818007079

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Re: Mails on Master Alok --> Family of a 12 Years old heart patient

Posted by: "narendra adhikari" narendra_adhikari2003@yahoo.co.in   rajput02007

Tue Apr 22, 2008 3:30 am (PDT)

Dear Rawat ji,
This is also gr8 idea. We can do this.
Regards,
Narendra S Adhikari
+91 9873001688
----- Original Message ----
From: KSRAWAT <sooni_ksr00@hotmail.com>
To: PauriGarhwal@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, 22 April, 2008 2:07:34 PM
Subject: Re: [PGG-Regd Trust] Mails on Master Alok --> Family of a 12 Years old heart patient need your support......


Dear Gaur ji,

Kindly note that PG Group has an account in the Axis Bank, .

I would like to bring to your kind notice that few months back PG Group had collected Rs.5 Lacs for the treatment of master Deepak, who was admitted in the AIIMS, Delhi and the hospital has asked his family to deposit Rs.12 Lacs for the treatment of master Deepak. In another case, PG Group had given Rs.11000/- to Mr. Kala of Mumbai, who is suffering from his kidney failure.

For this case, money/cheque can be deposited in the PG Group account. For your kind information, this Sunday, all the trustees of PG Group are meeting at the Garhwal Bhawan, New Delhi and in that meeting a decision will be taken on this.

For the members concerned, PG Group accounts details are as under:

Contribute for the Social Cause: We have a transparent fund control system and details of the fund management are shared with the members during meets. Imagine how we had collected Rs. 5 Lacs for Master Deepak. Those who think that they can also be part of this mission can contribute. PG Group bank details are given below:

BankAXIS Bank Ltd
Account NamePauri Garhwal Group
Account No.224010100027636
BranchOld Rajender Nagar, New Delhi
TypeSaving
MICR Code No. 110211026
IFCS CodeUTIB 0000007
Swift CodeUTIBINBB002

http://www.paurigar hwal.com/ donations/ deepak.htm

Thanks & Regards,

K.S.RAWAT

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----- Original Message -----
From: Gaur
To: PauriGarhwal@ yahoogroups. com ; sooni_ksr00@ hotmail.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2008 1:45 PM
Subject: Re: [PGG-Regd Trust] Mails on Master Alok --> Family of a 12 Years old heart patient need your support..... .

Dear Rawat ji,

Thanks a lot for the information provided.
This solution is gud for only those people who are in reachable areas of Delhi but ppl like me who are far away from Uttrakhand and delhi can't visit Alok's father. So we need to have some account number or any other medium through which we can contribute for Alok.
I talked to Alok's brother and he gave me a number to talk with Alok's father unfortunately that number is going out of range. I think we need to think about the solution. Any idea please let us know, i wud love to accept it.

Thanks and Regards,

Sateshwar
09951990666
Hyderabad

On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 1:35 PM, KSRAWAT <sooni_ksr00@ hotmail.com> wrote:

Dear Members,

This has reference to several mails exchanged in the PG Group on the subject matter.

Please note that yesterday night I had a detailed discussion with the father of 12 years Alok, who is suffering from the heart disease. As per his father, Alok is being treated at Apollo Hospital and the hospital has asked them to deposit Rs.1.5 Lacs for conducting necessary surgery. Father of the patient is coming to Delhi in the first week of May'08.

It is advisable to all the members to please contact him on his mobile # 09410130477 (reachable after 8 PM) and it is also suggested to directly give the money / cheque to him instead of sending it to some unknown accounts. Since, he is coming to Delhi in the 1st Week of May'08; you can directly talk to him over phone and handover the money/cheque after checking the facts with him.

Thanks & Regards,

K.S.RAWAT
Moderator - PG Group!!
New Delhi/09818007079

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The indomitable woman barber of Indi village -- Uttarakhand..!!

Posted by: "KSRAWAT" sooni_ksr00@hotmail.com

Tue Apr 22, 2008 1:18 am (PDT)

Faced with a determined young mother in search of a job, people in India usually ask, angrily, "Why?--
The Other Side | Mrinal Pande

Thirteen years ago, when Prabha Devi of Indi village (in Tehri district of Uttarakhand) lost her husband in an accident, she was only 34. Her relatives, with the understandable callousness of the very poor, chose to turn away from this young widow with three young daughters and an old-and blind-father-in-law to support. Left all alone with no savings or assets, Prabha had to decide and decide fast on how to keep hunger at bay.

She finally chose to throw all taboos out of the window, picked up the bag containing her husband's tools of trade, and became the first female barber in the area. "I could not stand the pain of hearing my children cry for food, day after day," Devi told the villagers.
Faced with a determined young mother in search of a job, people in India usually ask, angrily, "Why?" The village elders of Indi were no exception. They were also unhappy with Devi's decision as she wished to handle what had always been a man's job in their village. But, even as they expressed their frank disapproval, they also sympathized with her as only the poor and the asset less can, with those who are even more helpless.

They finally decided that unless they could, like good neighbours, provide food and money for the indigent family, they had little moral right to demand a sacrifice in the name of tradition. So, they looked the other way as Devi began her trade. Soon, she came to be accepted as a skilful barber and villagers started going to her for their customary hair cuts and shaves.

But, a problem now arose over payments. Since the villagers considered it demeaning to pay cash to a woman of their own village, they chose to pay her in kind. Their logic was, that the family would at least be guaranteed regular meals. But, families do not live by bread alone. Devi, who wished to send her daughters to school, offered and was allowed to carry out other traditional chores performed by barbers all over India for a fee. This included distributing invitations for functions connected with births, deaths, marriages, and sacred-thread ceremonies in the surrounding villages, massaging neonates and handling brides' traditional toilette.
This generated the much-needed cash. A little later, Devi also began to cultivate her tiny farm. As income from various sources grew, she began sending her daughters to school so they would not miss out on education.

Today, the daughters are all married and Devi is one of the most respected members of her community whom the villagers seek out when they are in trouble. Devi's story challenges the stereotypical, if not sexist picture most of us have, of the Dalit widow in rural India. For one, it shows that rural societies are not prisons where everyone is locked into a traditional role, based on caste and gender. They are living, breathing organisms who care for their own. Here, tradition may often be quietly tweaked when it is a question of sheer survival. It also proves that socialization does not always determine the reactions of human beings. If it did, no tradition or behavioural pattern in society could ever be challenged. True, caste and gender hierarchies are constituted by an intricate process of objectification of women, but the story of Devi is evidence that the objectified may not always turn into "things" who sit passively on the sidelines, forever resigned to their lot.

And, Devi is not the only one. We also have Bhanwari Devi, the village worker who was raped for daring to oppose illegal child marriages and who fought on. Then there is Irom Sharmila on a fast unto death in protest against a detested law in Assam. The fact is that despite the enormous forces ranged against them, women in our villages are not flat objects with no will of their own. They are capable of making radical choices and working things out by negotiating each advantage when they must. In time, a string of such adjustments begins to affect and revolutionize the way several other needs are perceived and met by women.
In the case of Devi, the act of asserting her right to work outside her home and earn an honourable living, made her realize that to survive with dignity, it was also essential to take on forces other than tradition.

Once, there was an urgent need to stop the local timber mafia from felling trees illegally. Village ponds and springs were fast disappearing, spelling doom for the crops and leading to tedious treks to far off water sources. So, Devi led her fellow villagers to the forest department and asked the officials to throw the timber thieves out. When her demand for justice made no difference, she convinced the villagers to take things into their own hands. So, they came out on the roads and managed to stop and unload several trucks carrying timber from the area illegally.

Her daughters are a little fearful about their mother's activism. They feel that the timber mafia is strong and will not hesitate to harm their mother. But, Devi remains undaunted. She told us that she is not afraid of the corrupt officials or the timber thieves as long as the villagers are with her. To be sure, at the moment the dice appears to be loaded against the poor. They are barred from entering and collecting forest produce or challenging the timber mafia who may hoodwink the same law with impunity. But, this does not mean that villagers such as Devi will be reconciled to being playthings of ineluctable forces. The asymmetry of power, as Devi has realized, is man-made and, as such, totally capable of being subverted by men and, of course, women.

K.S.RAWAT
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