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“We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give”

- Winston Churchill

ANNUAL REPORT

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StrengthSpirit Survival

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The end of this financial year has marked the beginning of a major threat to all of humanity in the form of Covid, which has now

been formally declared a global pandemic. The onset of year 2020 has left the entire global community reeling with the Covid

19 pandemic, and we see the beginnings of the pandemic in India too. Of special concern to us in HelpAge India (HI) is the

evidence that the elderly are particularly vulnerable to this virus. With the increase in life expectancy in India, from 50 years in

1970-75 to almost 70 years in 2014-18, the number of elderly has been growing rapidly. As per the population projection report

by the Government of India, in year 2021, there will be 138 million people in India who will be over the age of 60, a number that

is estimated to increase to 194 million in 2031. The rate of growth of those who are 80 plus is even more sharp, with their

number increasing from about 15 to 24 million in this decade. The pandemic now adds to the numerous challenges faced by this

rapidly-growing population of elders.

There has always been a huge gap between demand and supply of social security and quality healthcare for elderly in India. The

Covid 19 outbreak has further aggravated the health, economic and humanitarian crisis. The elderly face greater risk, due to

lower immunity levels, chronic illnesses and mobility issues, making them high risk individuals. The lockdown, imposed from

March 25, 2020, further increased their difficulties, especially for the elderly living alone in cities. Social distancing measures

further heightened their isolation and anxiety levels, as they were left to fend for themselves, away from their children and

grandchildren, unable to visit them and locked within the confines of their own homes.

With limited movement and access, many were dealing with daily life challenges: disruption

in domestic help support, acquiring basic essentials, caregiving services and medical

treatment. For some, the digital medium eased the problems of securing medicines and

other essentials, as also interacting virtually with relatives or friends. However, this was not

an option for an overwhelming majority of elders, given their lack of access and knowledge

of digital tools. Therefore, it is imperative that India's elderly become digitally literate, so

they lead active and independent lives. HI has initiated this activity, though it needs to be

hugely scaled up.

For the many working-elders, the pandemic, following the earlier economic slow-down, has

been disastrous. Almost all of them work in the unorganized sector, which has been the worst

hit. As a result, the pandemic has not only claimed lives, but also affected elder livelihoods, as

many lost their jobs – which was their sole means of survival.

We are grateful to our donors who came out in support of the disadvantaged elderly at such a

time - individuals, corporates and institutions, who contributed generously, helping them stay afloat during this critical period. I

must make a special mention our brave corona warriors, our staff members, medical teams, who within the first month of the

lockdown bravely stepped out of the safety of their own homes to distribute much needed food, ration, medicine and hygiene

items to vulnerable elderly and their families across India, putting their own lives at risk.

While continuing our fight for survival against the pandemic, HI also continues to advocate and fight for elder rights, to ensure

that our elderly receive adequate healthcare, financial security, and pension, even as we raise our voice against elder abuse and

ageism. This year has been significant for the HelpAge, as it intensified services and expanded its humanitarian efforts even as

we see the rise of a global crisis. These challenges not only strengthen HelpAge India's resolve to continue working towards its

goal of serving the destitute and needy elderly, but also makes us work harder and become more resilient in our efforts.

In this, we look forward to our on-going partnership with the government (at Central and State levels), local bodies and

authorities, our fellow NGOs including associations of elders, and many others. We are grateful to our donors and our many

supporters for their generous help, and look forward to even greater support in these difficult times.

Our highly-motivated, dedicated and hard-working team at HI will re-double its efforts on behalf of elders. They deserve special

appreciation, given the adverse circumstances. A special word of thanks to members of the HI Governing Body and its

committees. They have not only helped to guide and direct the overall work, but have assisted in myriad other ways.

The journey ahead is full of challenges, but we will continue working towards creating a society where elderly have the right to

live a healthy and dignified life.

Together we will overcome these challenges.

MESSAGE FROM THE

Year 2019-20 started with hope and but ended leaving us with one of the biggest challenges mankind would ever face. It

exposed the extreme vulnerability of our elders and tested their strength, spirit and survival.

On a positive note, the year began by pushing forth the importance of active ageing, with HelpAge India for the first time

coming on board as Charity Partner for three of the biggest Marathons that took place in the country, where thousands

of elders showed true grit & spirit, as they excitedly participated in the Airtel Delhi Half Marathon, Tata Mumbai

Marathon & the TCS World 10k Bengaluru Marathon.

It was also a year which devastated the state of Odisha with the onset of the Fani Cyclone and the states of Kerala, Bihar

& Assam which were flood affected. On the programmatic front, we continued to reach out to disadvantaged and

destitute elders through our various healthcare, agecare, livelihood & advocacy initiatives on-ground.

We strengthened our battle against Elder Abuse and examined the role of care givers by conducting a detailed research

study on 'Elder Abuse in India: Role of Family in Care giving: Challenges & Responses'. The 20 city report, focused on the

sandwich generation of care givers aged 30 – 50 years, covering Tier 1 & 2 cities. The generation which looks after their

elderly parents and their own children. It is also the generation which has been the primary abuser, as highlighted in

past surveys by HelpAge. 29% care givers in the family felt the 'burden of care giving of an elder' was from moderate to

severe, while 15% felt a severe burden of care giving.

The aim was to understand the challenges

faced by this generation of caregivers, so we

can find ways to help empower and

encourage children to look after their elderly

parents. Keeping this in mind, we ran a

campaign throughout the country - 'My

Parent, My Responsibility', believing that the

best care for elderly is within their own home,

surrounded by their loved ones.

As the year came to a close, we faced our

biggest challenge of all, the advent of Covid

19. Hitting our elders the hardest and bringing

their vulnerability to the forefront, reaching

out to them during this time of need was

imperative. I'm extremely proud of our corona warriors who have been working tirelessly supporting our elders and

their community, especially those who lost their livelihood, had chronic health conditions and no one to take care of

them during this difficult time.

HelpAge has been providing much needed ration, medicines, masks and hygiene kits to elders, visited homes of those

in need of homecare and provided free medication, our helpline services offered door-to-door services of essential

items during the lockdown, along with distributing free meals, sanitizers across the country. We have reached out to

more than 10 lakh elders, destitute and their community through our Covid relief initiatives.

This was only possible with support from people like you, who have stood with us through it all and continue to do so.

On June 2020, I bid farewell to HelpAge India, with a warm heart and hopeful future. I have had a long innings with

HelpAge, spanning over nearly two decades. I have had the privilege of working with an incredible team on ground,

hardworking staff and an excellent and involved governing body, in the most challenging of times.

I wish the HelpAge family all the best for the future, and am sure that they will continue to do what they do best, serve

those that need us the most – our elderly.

New Delhi New Delhi

MESSAGE FROM THE C H A I R P E R S O N

Kiran Karnik Chairperson

Mathew Cherian

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ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20

STORIES FROM THE FIELD

his year we bring stories from all across the country, as we continue to serve the needy and disadvantaged elders of our country. Each story is a story of hope, resilience and Tsurvival, despite the odds.

“I can walk again! I am so happy and feel that God has blessed me.”

Rukkamma, 76 years, resides in Indrakaran, Telangana. She was suffering from chronic arthritis pain when she

first visited the Mobile Healthcare Unit (MHU) in Patancheru. A regular beneficiary, a few years ago she fractured

her leg, leaving her in excruciating pain and unable to move. The MHU team rushed her to the hospital and

Rukkamma had to undergo surgery.

After proper care post surgery, Rukkamma was discharged from hospital and the MHU team started making home

visits to ensure she had a healthy & speedy recovery. The team continued to deliver her ongoing medication as

she was unable to walk to the MHU site to collect her medicines.

The HelpAge team also sensitized the family members about the exercises and medical care that were needed for

her recovery. Regular visits and medication, had Rukkamma back on her feet in no time.

Today, she is much better and visits the MHU on her own and is happy to be independent again.

Kondiba Nevase, 70 years, lives in Naigon village, Nanded district, Maharashtra. A farmer by profession, he has

three daughters, all who are married and settled outside Naigon. Kondiba lives alone with his wife in his modest

home and is the only earning member.

He was suffering from high blood pressure and diabetes for many years, but was not able to get proper treatment

as he was unable to afford it. His health began to deteriorate and his vision started blurring and soon he wasn't

able to do his regular work, his only source of income.

The HelpAge Mobile Healthcare Unit in Khandala organized a cataract screening camp in his village in association

with Kamla Mehta Eye Hospital, Shirwal. Kondiba visited the eye hospital and was diagnosed with cataract.

Unfortunately, he couldn't be taken for surgery, as his sugar and blood pressure levels were very high and he was

referred to Dr. Gavali at Shirval village for treatment by the MHU staff.

After getting treated for diabetes and blood pressure, the MHU team ensured he underwent his cataract surgery,

at no cost to him. Today, Kondiba can see clearly and is back to farming and daily life, with a new hope for a better

future.

HEALTHCARE AT YOUR DOORSTEP: MOBILE HEALTHCARE

BEACON OF HOPE: RESTORATION OF VISION

We have a moral obligation to get healthcare to people who need it Williams– Ron

The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new

eyes - Marcel Proust

62 year old, A. Anandam, resides in Meharnagar village in

Pochampally, Telangana. A farmer by occupation and an

active member of the Sri-Ram-Elder-Self-Help-Group, he

started kitchen gardening - growing spinach, tomatoes,

brinjal etc, inside the premises of his house, supporting his

family. It was tough survival as the cost of pesticides &

maintenance was too high.

He was then introduced to the use & advantages of liquid

manure. The HelpAge team trained Anandam and other

farmers in his group about the entire process. The Village

Level Federation helped by giving Anandam a drum to

prepare the liquid manure. The cost of preparing liquid

manure was cheap, it increased the harvest which was very

low earlier and the produce was healthier & better than

before. His family's health which was deteriorating due to the

pesticide he used earlier, also improved.

Today, Anandam is not only using the liquid manure for his

own kitchen garden, but also providing the manure to the

villagers after sensitizing them on its advantages.

HelpAge India has been implementing a livelihoods model for rural elderly working on social, financial, digital and health

inclusion of the elderly, through is pioneering concept of Elder-Self-Help-Groups (ESHGs) and their higher order Collectives.

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) Foundation, the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) arm of the National Stock

Exchange, has been a strong supporter of this concept of 'greying with grace and dignity'. It has been supporting two multi-

year, multi-locational projects covering some of the most backward districts of the country. The livelihood projects titled

Shraddha and Aalambana address four of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) - no poverty, good health & well-being,

decent work & economic growth and reduced inequalities.

The Shraddha project, has been operational in the backward districts of Yadadri Bhuvanagiri, Yavatmal, Purbi Medinipur and

Supaul districts, in the states of Telangana, Maharashtra, West Bengal and Bihar respectively. The Aalambana project, a

further development on Shraddha, is operational in NITI Aayog identified 'aspirational districts of Birbhum, Karauli and

Ramanathapuram in the states of West Bengal, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu.

The support has helped HelpAge ensure nearly 60,000 weekly interactions between the 17,000 elderly to promote social and

political inclusion & participation. The elderly were also able to generate nearly Rs. 2.30 crore as internal savings. Assisted by

NSE Foundation through a revolving fund, both expansion of their present livelihoods along with instituting new 'green'

organic livelihoods, with elements of natural farming was possible.

The projects have also been promoting community social responsibility, where each collective of the elderly, takes care of

two or more indigent and/or bedridden elderly through the concept of 'Ek Mutthi Chawal', where ESHG members bring a

'fistful of rice' to weekly group meetings and this contribution helps take care of the sustenance needs of poor elderly. These

grain banks are now constituted in every village under the projects. The projects have also helped challenge gender

discrimination against women, who now form a significant majority of the elected representatives in the Collectives.

NSE Foundation is also supporting Gram Chikitsa, a unique community managed health initiative, where village volunteers

track the health conditions of the elderly and their regular intake of medicine, as prescribed by a medical professional. A

referral system has also been put in place where in case of need, the medical professional can refer cases to Specialists

attending the periodical Multi-Specialty Health camps. NSE Foundation has supported provision of 'customised Polycentric

Knee braces' for arthritic elderly, vision restoration through cataract surgery & refractive error correction, enabling

disadvantaged elders to retain not only their livelihood, but also their dignity & self-confidence.

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“With increasing age it is not always

possible to depend on traditional

methods of going to a bank physically

and doing transactions, when it can

be done at home and in my own time.

No more standing in long ques or in

the heat to get the work done.”

68 year old, Kuldeep Kumar is a resident of Dilshad Garden, Delhi. His

adult children are married and settled abroad. A retired Government

officer, he gets a good pension amount which takes care of his quality of

life, but he used to deeply miss his family, as he couldn't see them as

often as he would've liked to.

Kumar then started attending HelpAge India’s Digital Literacy classes a

few years ago and since then his life has changed. He is now more active

socially and is connected with his friends and family via social media. He

keeps himself updated with new technologies and believes that every

senior citizen should be well versed in using a smart phone and become

digitally empowered. He has learnt how to do online transactions, pay

his utility bills online and has become independent and self confident

now. His children live far away, but after attending the digital literacy

classes, he is now able to talk on Skype and spend time with his children

and grandchildren online.

He says that “I save a lot of time by doing online transactions and paying

bills. All elders need to have a basic understanding on how to use a smart

phone, because it will not only help them stay connected with their family

and friends, but also help them live life independently.”

Indrani, 78 years old, was found alone and abandoned near CMBT, Eswaran

Temple, Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Left in a state of destitution, her two daughters left

her to fend for herself. She has been selling flowers near the temple for the last ten

years and earning a meagre income.

Indrani, slowly started becoming weak, as her body wasn’t getting much food. A

good Samaritan found her near the temple in an extremely malnourished state

and called HelpAge India’s Elder Helpline. The Helpline team rushed to the spot

and seeing her fragile condition, brought her to Vuyiroli Old Age Home,

Perungavur. There she was cared for and given the necessary treatment. Slowly

Indrani started getting her strength back and was able to walk & talk.

Today, Indrani is happy in her new found home, surrounded by friends who are like

family and take care of her.

HelpAge India runs a national toll-free Elder Helpline (1800-180-1253) that offers

assistance to elders like Indrani, in need of emergency care and assistance.

RESCUING ELDERS: NATIONAL ELDER HELPLINE

DIGITALLY EMPOWERING ELDERS

Small acts, when multiplied by millions of people, can transform the world

– Howard Zinn

In order to create an engaging learning experience, the role of instructor is optional, but

the role of learner is essential – Bernard Bull

RESTORING DIGNITY: ELDER LIVELIHOOD

When one person's livelihood changes, it can impact an entire family, then a whole community Tae Yoo–


“I feel content that my products are not only fetching high

yield and financial returns, but are also very useful for living a

healthy life” - says Anandam.

Manimala Senapati, of Jagiri village, Puri district, a widow, lived with one son who was mentally challenged and two who were agriculture laborers, in a 3 room hut with a thin tin sheet as a roof. When Fani hit the shores of her village, her roof was blown away and her house crumbled to pieces. Left with barely enough food for all, she stretched it over 3-4 days so that she and her sons could survive. Her sons had lost their only mode of livelihood, as agricultural lands were now flooded and they had no means to sustain themselves with no money to buy any food. Devastated, hungry and left with no hope, Manimala struggled to cope with the circumstances. HelpAge India’s ‘community kitchens’ came as a blessing in disguise for her & her sons and saved them from dying of hunger. She was also provided a ration kit and essential items for survival, to tide over this difficult time.

“You all have come as Devdoots (angels) to stand by our side at this difficult hour,” said Manimala, blessing the relief team.

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CYCLONE FANI HITS HOME DISASTER MANAGEMENT:

Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will

– Mahatma Gandhi

On May 3, 2019, 8 am Cyclone Fani made its landfall in Puri, Odisha. Categorized as an extremely severe cyclonic storm, with 3-minute sustained winds of 185 km/h, making 'Fani' the most intense storm to hit the state since the 1999 Odisha cyclone. 14 districts and more than 20,000 villages were severely affected, with 1.35 lakh pucca houses completely damaged and more than 7500 huts destroyed.

Fani left in its wake death & destruction, leaving thousands homeless, without food and water. There was loss of lives, livestock, crops & livelihood. Amongst the victims were several elders, who suffered the most when the disaster struck. There was no electricity for days, internet lines were down and communication was severely affected. Being the peak of Indian summer, temperatures soared upto 45 degrees centigrade.

Relief & Rehabilitation measures

HelpAge India's relief team was on-ground immediately, providing much needed relief to those affected in the remotest of remote areas, deep in the interior of villages in Puri, Khodha & Bhadrakh districts.

A quick need assessment was done and the team got to work providing much needed medical aid through its Mobile Healthcare Units, and distributing dry ration and other essential items for survival. Community kitchens were organized and over 80,000 meals served in 38 villages of Nimapara block of Puri district alone, to those who had no other means to access food. 2449 elderly and their families received dry ration kits including rice, dal, spices, oil, sugar, salt etc, and non-food item kits including Tuffpaulin (Tarpaulin covers), bed sheets, solar lights, plastic mats, bathing soap, washing soap etc. as relief materials.

The biggest challenge that lay ahead was the long term survival & sustainability of those who had lost virtually everything. HelpAge therefore provided livelihood support through its long term intervention plans, by providing 2160 families fruit saplings and vegetable seed kits, so they could rebuild their lives and help sustain themselves in the long run.

None of this would have been possible without the generosity of donors such as HelpAge International, Age International, Cipla Foundation, NSE Foundation, HSBC Foundation (United Way), ONGC, Axis Foundation and individuals who came forward to contribute their bit during this grave time.


ith the onset of year 2020, the world was hit with the Covid 19 pandemic and is still struggling to stay afloat. One of the most vulnerable groups identified were the elderly, especially those above the age of W

80. The lockdown which followed, further isolated them and left them to fend for themselves, especially those living alone. Elders from the unorganized sector or the earning members in their family, lost their livelihoods, their only means of survival.

The HelpAge team immediately got into action and started relief measures reaching out to those most in need, from destitute elders to the homeless, migrant workers and their families, who were facing their toughest time. In our first phase of work before the lockdown began, awareness sessions started both in urban & rural areas about Covid 19, its impact, and the preventive measures one must undertake to protect themselves. Vital information about the pandemic, health advisories, emergency numbers, and details of hospitals with Isolation wards etc, were shared with the elderly, as many did not where to go or who to reach out in case the need arose. The HelpAge Elder Helpline team played a critical role in ensuring needy and disadvantaged elders were reached out to and received their critical medication and essential items of daily use, as many could not step out of their homes during the lockdown. These items were delivered to their doorstep by HelpAge corona warriors.

Various relief measures were undertaken such as – distribution of free Meals for Survival to the homeless in night shelters, on the roads, elders in old age homes, in urban slums and migrant laborers across the country. Family Survival Kits were distributed which included basic ration like rice, wheat, spices, cooking oil etc. along with Corona protective gear like masks, bathing and washing soaps, for disadvantaged elders and their families. Protective Hygiene Kits were also distributed which included sanitizers, mask, tissues, handwash etc. Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)kits for our own healthcare workers and doctors in hospitals were handed out which included overalls, visor, face masks, gloves and shoe covers.

Amidst all this, we witnessed inspirational stories of how the vulnerable elderly in rural areas came forward to help those more vulnerable than them. Elder Village Level Federations & Elder-Self-Help-Groups dipped into their own savings to provide ration support to the destitute and widows in their villages. Community Kitchens were set-up, to provide freshly cooked meals to other needy villagers. Covid 19 has brought elder vulnerability to the fore and the HelpAge team of warriors will continue to work relentlessly serving and helping those in need.

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COVID 19 RELIEF RESPONSE:

HelpAge India is working in 125 districts spread across 25 states in India. It has reached out to over 10 lakh elders and their families, destitute & homeless persons and migrants across the country, through its various relief initiatives during the Covid 19 pandemic.

- 60,000 Family Survival Kits distributed benefiting 3,00,000 poor elderly and their families.

- 10,000 Nutritional Kits distributed for 50,000 disadvantaged persons.

- 1,20,000 poor elderly & their families received Hygiene Kits equipped with soaps, sanitizers, hand wash etc.

- 2,00,000 free cooked meals distributed amongst needy elders, migrant workers, homeless and destitute.

- 5,00,000 lakh disadvantaged elders & their community supported with medicines and provided primary care.

- 30,000 poor rural elderly supported through cash transfers.

- Nearly 5000 elder beneficiaries residing in over 120 old age homes across India received heath and ration support.

- 50,000 elders reached out to, through calls and delivery of essential items and medicines at their door steps, through the HelpAge Elder Helpline (1800-180-1253) across 21 states.

- 7000 PPE Kits distributed to health workers.

COVID-19 RESPONSE: ELDERS MOST VULNERABLE IN THE PANDEMIC


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ADVOCACY

elpAge India has been advocating and fighting for the rights for the elderly. Elder Abuse is a heinous crime

against which HelpAge has been raising its voice over the years. Each year it conducts a research study to

get an in-depth understanding of the root of this crime, available measures to put a stop to it and elder Hneeds & suggestions to counter it.

This year, marking 'World Elder Abuse Awareness Day' HelpAge conducted a research study on 'Elder Abuse in

India: Role of Family in Caregiving – Challenges & Responses’ targeting the 'sandwich generation' (35-50 years of

age) the primary care-givers, who look after their parents and have children of their own. The report revealed

that in most cases the abuser was their own child, i.e. the son and daughter-in-law and the top forms of abuse

were neglect, disrespect and verbal abuse.

The report revealed that 35% of the care-givers ‘never felt happy’ looking after the elderly. While understanding

care-giving challenges, HelpAge believes that the best care for elders is at home, by their loved ones, it therefore

ran a campaign titled ‘My Parent, My Responsibility’ along with the message ‘No Excuse for Elder Abuse’. The aim

was to sensitize the younger generation, and urge them to take on the responsibility of looking after their elders at

home. HelpAge also re-launched its Elder Helpline app 'HelpAge SOS’, so elders could reach out in times of

distress.

More than 11,500 elders participated in various HelpAge events across the country, marking the day with

signature campaigns, walkathons, seminars, street theatre, cyclothons, etc. involving both the young and the

elderly.

“Loneliness is the worst aspect of ageing,

especially after I lost both my sisters but

regular visits by the HelpAge care-giver who

helps me with my day-to-day activities and is

so empathetic, does not make me feel alone

anymore” - says Sonam.

A HELPING HAND: HOME CARE FOR ELDERLY

Sonam Palmo, 70 years, is a resident of village

Agling, Leh, Ladakh. She has been living alone

for more than 10 years. After the death of her

two sisters, she didn't have any family to call

her own and lived in isolation. Her isolation

gave way to loneliness.

HelpAge India's trained home care volunteer

heard about her and visited her. Today, Sonam

is frequently visited by the home care

volunteer who takes care of her daily needs

and helps her with her chores. What gives

Sonam the most happiness, is that she now

has a friend in need, someone to talk to and

doesn't feel lonely anymore.

National Health Mission under the Health and

Family Welfare Department, Govt. of

Himachal Pradesh (HP), collaborated with

HelpAge India and started Day Care Centres for

elderly, in three locations of HP - Shimla,

Mandi and Dharamshala.

The aim of these Centres were to provide a

safe place for senior citizens to spend their

time in and provide various facilities such as a

l i b r a r y, c o n d u c t h e a l t h - c h e c k u p s ,

physiotherapy, yoga lessons etc, along with

organizing various awareness programs to

help them become aware of their rights &

entitlements, and keep them updated of the

latest benefits available for senior citizens. The

Centres also provides various recreational

facilities for senior citizens.

All 3 Centres were recognized by the Govt. of

India as an example of ‘Best Practices &

Replicable Models .

DAY CARE CENTRE

My Parents My Responsibility Campaign Against Elder Abuse

Day Care Centre in Shimla being inaugurated by Mr. Suresh

Bhardwaj - Education Minister, Mr. Vipin Singh Parma - Health

Minister and Mrs. Sarveen Chaudhary – Urban Town & Country

Planning Minister, Govt. of Himachal Pradesh.


To provide senior citizens a platform to voice

their concerns on the subject of abuse and

harassment, a seminar was organized in the

national capital on 'The Maintenance and

Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act,

2007’ with the Confederation of Senior

Citizens Associations of Delhi.

The Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007, was enacted to provide financial security, welfare and protection for senior citizens. It requires children to provide maintenance for their parents, and the government to provide old age homes and ensure medical care for senior citizens amongst others. The seminar

addressed implementation issues of cases pending at the Tribunal level, processes & concerns, and other support required by senior citizens, so they could lead safe secure & dignified lives. Representatives from the Delhi State Legal Services Authority and Mr. J.R.Gupta, Chairperson, Confederation of Senior Citizens Associations of Delhi, were present to address these concerns.

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l29% caregivers in the family (mainly son, daughter-in-law, daughter, son-in-law) felt the 'burden of caregiving of

an elder' was moderate to severe, while 15% felt severe burden of caregiving.

lUpto 62% sons, followed by daughter-in-law (upto 26%) and daughters (upto 23%) took on the financial burden

for daily needs of the elderly.

l25.7% caregivers felt fatigue and frustration resulting in aggressive behaviour towards their older relative.

l78.1% caregivers felt that no policy or measures were adopted by their employers to help them ease the burden

of caregiving, regarding elderly at home.

lUpto 32% of the caregivers extended physical care to elderly for Activities of Daily Living (ADL) such as help /

assistance in changing clothes, walking, eating, bathing, toileting etc.

lUpto 68% daughters-in-law as caregivers were providing physical care for Instrumental Activities of Daily Living

(IADL) such as help in using telephone, shopping, preparing meals, housekeeping, washing clothes,

transportation, taking medicine, as against the sons, which were upto 51%.

l30% elders always needed emotional support.

l42.5% of caregivers always had to pay for medicine bills of the elderly. Almost 70% of the elderly dependents

sought emotional support from caregivers at the time of crisis.

35% of the caregivers 'never' felt happy looking after the elderly.

Marking ‘International Day of Older Persons’

HelpAge India marked 'International Day of Older Persons' in the national capital, by co-hosting the 2nd Annual

Senior Care Conclave in partnership with the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and Association of Senior

Living India (ASLi). The event shed light on the inequalities, involvement and policies for senior citizens in the

country. This year too, the day was marked across the country through various events such as inter-generational

walkathons, marches, fun activities for elders, seminars etc. Top corporate donors were awarded for their

exemplary contributions in supporting Help Age India’s services for disadvantaged elders.

Elder Rights: Addressing elder concerns Elder Abuse in India: Role of Family in Caregiving

REPORT HIGHLIGHTS

Marking ‘World Elder Abuse Awareness Day’ across the country:

Delhi Madhya Pradesh

Andhra Pradesh

Karnataka

Kerala Punjab & Haryana

Chhattisgarh

Tamil Nadu

Uttarakhand Uttar Pradesh


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TCS World 10k Bengaluru Senior Citizens Run

Mr. Umesh Ch. Jaiswal, Principal of Delhi Public School,

West Bengal, hands over a donation towards the elder

cause, to Ms. Sutanuka Roy, Sr. Executive SAVE, (West

Bengal & North East), HelpAge India.

Dr. R.P. Modi, Managing Trustee of Modi Schools

Rajkot, receives a memento from Acharya Devvrat,

Governor, Ahmedabad, Gujarat for the continuos &

commendable support given to the elder cause .

Mrs. Seema Mahindru (second from left) Principal of

Kendriya Vidyalaya, Ambala, Punjab, awards &

recognizes the contribution of the students who collected

the highest donation towards the elder cause.

STUDENT ACTION FOR VALUE EDUCATION

Airtel Delhi Half Marathon

Elder Marathoners ‘Get Active, Stay Active’ Defying stereotypes about age and encouraging active ageing, senior citizens across Delhi, Mumbai & Bengaluru

took to the streets, as they participated in three of the biggest Marathons in the country: Airtel Delhi Half

Marathon, TCS World 10k Bengaluru Senior Citizens Run & the Tata Mumbai Marathon. Organized by Procam

InternationalHelpAge India, which came on board as 'Institution Partner' for the ‘Senior Citizens Run’ segment of

the Marathons. It was an amazing salute to the unbeatable elder spirit. Seniors danced, sang, walked and proved

that their was no age to have fun, and highlighted the importance of keeping good health & staying active.

Tata Mumbai Marathon

lders have traditionally always been held in high regard in Indian culture. Unfortunately over the years, cases of disrespect, abuse and neglect of elders have been on the rise. HelpAge strongly believes, the best Eway to address this growing concern, is by sensitizing children towards elder needs and showing them the

importance of looking after and caring for elders in society. Through our school education program - Student Action for Value Education (SAVE), we sensitize school children across age groups so they grow into loving, caring and responsible citizens who look after elders in society. We thank all the schools, principals, teachers and students who have come forward and supported us in this initiative and contributed to the elder cause. Here are just few glimpses.

Tiny tots of Ryan International School, Kandivili,

Mumbai, Maharashtra, happily perform for elderly

during Christmas celebrations in the school. Ryan

Group of Institutions has been one of HelpAge’s long

standing supporters for the elder cause.


AGE IS JUST A NUMBER

IN THE SUN WHEN IT

COMES TO HAVING FUN!

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Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India Pvt. Ltd. continued its support to bring healthcare to the doorsteps

of the unreached, via 3 Mobile Healthcare Units at Vithlapur (Gujarat), Narsapura (Karnataka) and

Tapukara (Rajasthan), and 1 Stationary Healthcare Unit at Vithlapur, Gujarat.

HelpAge India's vision restoration program aims at eradicating preventable blindness in India.

Deutsche Bank supported 12,500 cataract surgeries with intraocular lens implant for the fourth

consecutive year. The Bank also supported 10,000 beneficiaries with vision correction glasses.

The Bank has supported this program in 23 states across 10 states, over the past four years.

l HelpAge serves / touches the lives of 2 million elderly in India.

lOperates Asia's largest mobile healthcare network for elders, with 156 Mobile Healthcare Units operating in 25 states, providing 3 million free treatments.

lRuns Elder Helplines in 21 state capitals. Nearly 50,000 calls received through these helplines.

l 35,000 cataract surgeries conducted, 1.7 lakh patients screened for eye ailments in 15 states of the country, covering 158 districts.

lProvided much needed Palliative care to elderly patients.

l3,350 elderly assisted through caregiving in Leh, Shimla, Cuddalore, Mumbai & Bhopal and 1418 caregivers trained.

lProvided more than 1.5 lakh physiotherapy treatments to elders in 20 states.

lSupports 95,584 elderly supported through 7415 Elder-Self-Help Groups in 16 states.

l56,168 elderly successfully linked to government schemes and entitlements.

lOver 11,000 senior citizens empowered through Digital Literacy workshops.

lRuns 6 barrier free homes for the aged in 4 states.

lSupports 100 homes for the aged pan India.

lRescues and rehabilitates urban abandoned elders.

lProvided assistance in medical care to 1,89,999 older persons through Helpdesks stationed at AIIMS and other primary health care centres.

lPartners with more than 5560 Senior Citizens' Associations across India with more than 10 lakh members.

lAdvocates with the Government for age-friendly policies and laws such as old age pension, Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act and the National Policy on Senior Citizens.

Helping elders live a dignified and better quality of life


HONDA MOTORCYCLE AND SCOOTER INDIA PVT. LTD. SUPPORTS PRIMARY HEALTHCARE VIA 4

PROJECTS

DEUTSCHE BANK HAS SUPPORTED 62,500 CATARACT SURGERIES AND PROVIDED 10,000

REFRACTIVE GLASSES FOR THE PAST 4 YEARS

NATIONWIDE OUTREACH & IMPACT

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SJVN FOUNDATION HAS EXTENSIVELY SUPPORTED HELPAGE'S HEALTHCARE INITIATIVES FOR OVER

8 YEARS

WITH 13 MHUS

CIPLA FOUNDATION HAS BEEN A LONG STANDING SUPPORTER OF HELPAGE THROUGH 6 MOBILE

HEALTHCARE UNITS

SJVN Foundation has been supporting HelpAge India's healthcare initiatives for 8 years via 13 Mobile

Healthcare Units. Their project is called ‘Satluj Sanjeevani Seva’ (3S). SJVN Foundation expanded its

support over the years across - Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Bihar and Maharashtra. It also

supported numerous health checkup camps at these locations.

CIPLA Foundation has been supporting 6 Mobile Healthcare Units at Patalganga (Maharashtra), Baddi

(Himachal Pradesh), Kurkumbh (Maharashtra), Bommasandra (Karnataka) and Indore (Madhya

Pradesh).

REC Foundation continues supporting the

construction of an Old Age Home in Leh-Ladakh.

Over 8 years, Adani Foundation, has been supporting 8 Mobile Healthcare Units across 8 locations in

India. Their support has helped bring much needed healthcare to the doorsteps of the unreached.

GE continued to support several

Mobile Healthcare Units across India

under its entities. GE Power Systems, a

GE group company, expanded the

support by adding 2 more Mobile

Healthcare Units in Greater Noida,

Uttar Pradesh and Nabinagar, Bihar,

to their existing MHU fleet, taking the

total no. of MHU's to 6.

ADANI FOUNDATION HAS SUPPORTED MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS FOR 8 YEARS

H F C L H A S S U P P O R T E D H E L PA G E ' S

HEALTHCARE INTIATIVES FOR 5 YEARS

ABB INDIA FOUNDATION SUPPORTED 4 MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS IN 4 STATES

GE SUPPORTS 6 MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS IN 4 STATES

Himachal Futuristic Communications Ltd.

(HFCL) continues to support 3 Mobile

Healthcare Units across 3 Indian states

including a Specialized Mobile Medicare Unit in

Solan, Himachal Pradesh.

ABB supports HelpAge

I n d i a ' s H e a l t h c a r e

initiatives. The company

currently supports 4

Mobile Healthcare Units,

in Karnataka, Gujarat and

C h h a t t i s g a r h . A B B

expanded its support by

adding another unit in

Nashik, Maharashtra

taking the total to 4 units.


REC FOUNDATION CONTINUES TO SUPPORT

CONSTRUCTION OF OLD AGE HOME IN LEH

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VOITH PAPER FABRICS INDIA

LIMITED SUPPORTS 10

SPECIALIZED HEALTH CAMPS

Voith Paper Fabrics India Limited

supported 10 Specialized Health

Camps with a spectacle distribution

program in Faridabad, Haryana.

Isthmus expanded support by adding two more Mobile

Healthcare Units to the existing MHUs, taking the total no. of

MHU's to 4. The company helped in bringing preventive

healthcare to the doorsteps of disadvantaged elders.

ISTHMUS INDUSTRIES SUPPORTED 4 MOBILE HEALTHCARE

UNITS IN UTTAR PRADESH

SUN FOUNDATION SUPPORTED 2 MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS

SHYAM STEEL INDUSTRIES LIMITED SUPPORTS HEALTHCAREASIAN PAINTS HAS BEEN CONSISTENTLY SUPPORTING HELPAGE INDIA'S WORK IN

HEALTHCARE & AGECARE

HEALTH CARE ENERGY FOODS PRIVATE LIMITED SUPPORTS MOBILE HEALTHCARE

Sun Foundation continues to support two Mobile Healthcare Units in Tamil Nadu, reaching the

unreached, by helping needy elders with free treatment and medicines.

Health Care Energy Foods Private Limited comes on board to support the Mobile Healthcare Unit

launched in Dasna, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh.

Shyam Steel Industries Limited supported a Mobile Healthcare Unit in Durgapur, West Bengal.

Since 2004, Asian Paints has been supporting HelpAge India's healthcare initiatives. They currently

support 6 Mobile Healthcare Units, at Kasna (Uttar Pradesh), Khandala (Maharashtra), Sriperumbudur

(Tamil Nadu), Rohtak (Haryana), Patancheru (Andhra Pradesh) and Mysore (Karnataka). Also, Asian

Paints supports 3 health centers in Tamil Nadu.

PNB HOUSING FINANCE LIMITED PROVIDES HEALTHCARE SUPPORT

PNB Housing Finance Limited supported 2 projects - a Mobile Healthcare Unit and a Geriatric Care Givers

project launched in Mumbai, Maharashtra.


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NALCO Foundation has been supporting 4 Mobile Healthcare Units in Odisha. Nalco's support has

helped HelpAge India bring healthcare to the doorsteps of the destitute & disadvantaged.CAIRN has been supporting 4 Mobile Healthcare Units in Rajasthan and Gujarat for over 10 years.

L&T MHPS supported one Mobile Healthcare Unit in Faridabad, Haryana.

Oil and Natural Gas

C o r p o r a t i o n L t d .

( O N G C ) ' s p r o j e c t

' V a r i s h t h a j a n a

S w a s t h y a S e v a

Abhiyan' (VSSA) has

supported HelpAge

I n d i a ' s M o b i l e

Healthcare program

for many years. ONGC

supported 1 Mobile

Healthcare Unit in

Uran, Maharashtra.

TEVA continued to support 3 Mobile Healthcare Units in Goa, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. TEVA

also continued to support vision restoration via cataract surgeries and provision of vision correction

glasses.

The Hans Foundation supports 15 MHUs in 3 states: Punjab, Telangana and Uttarakhand, along with 1

Health and Diagnostic Centre in Punjab.

NALCO FOUNDATION SUPPORTED 4 MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS

CAIRN ENERGY CONTINUES TO SUPPORT 4 MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS

L&T MHPS BOILERS PVT. LTD. SUPPORTS MOBILE HEALTHCARE TEVA SUPPORTED 4 MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS

THE HANS FOUNDATION CONTINUES TO SUPPORT HELPAGE INDIA'S HEALTHCARE INITIATIVESONGC HAS EXTENSIVELY SUPPORTED HELPAGE'S HEALTHCARE INITIATIVES FOR MANY YEARS


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SUMITOMO CORPORATION INDIA PVT. LTD. SUPPORTED VISION RESTORATION FOR ELDERS

THE OBEROI GROUP CONTINUED TO SUPPORT 2 MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS

FULLERTON INDIA SUPPORTED 3 MOBILE HEALTHCARE UNITS

MAHINDRA HEAVY ENGINES LIMITED RESTORED VISION OF NEEDY ELDERS

FUJITSU CONSULTING INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED CONTINUES HEALTHCARE SUPPORT

NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE FOUNDATION HAS EXTENSIVELY SUPPORTED LIVELIHOOD INITIATIVES

Sumitomo supported vision restoration for needy elders in Delhi-NCR.MHEL supported HelpAge India's vision restoration program in Pune, Maharashtra.

Fujitsu has been supporting various healthcare initiatives for over 3 years, via support for cataract

surgeries, support to old age homes, and provision of assistive devices to the needy.

NSE Foundation has been supporting livelihood projects 'Shraddha' for over 3 years in 4 states and

'Aalambana' for over 2 years, in 3 states. These projects are run in backward districts focusing on social,

financial and health inclusion, through the vehicle of Elder-Self-Help-Groups and their higher order

Federations.

The Oberoi Group continued to support 2 Mobile Healthcare Units at Agra, Uttar Pradesh and

Shimla, Himachal Pradesh.

Fullerton supports 3 Mobile Healthcare Units in Gujarat, Karnataka and Odisha.


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LARSEN & TOUBRO PUBLIC CHARITABLE TRUSTLITE BITE FOODS PVT. LTD.LOTUS LABS PVT LTDLUMINOUS POWER TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD.M. B. FINMART PRIVATE LIMITEDMAHINDRA & MAHINDRA FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD.MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA LTD.MAHINDRA HEAVY ENGINES LTDMINERAL ENTERPRISES LIMITEDMOJO NETWORKS PRIVATE LTDNALCO FOUNDATIONNLC INDIA LIMITEDNSE FOUNDATIONNTPC - FARAKKA SUPER THERMAL POWER STATIONNTPC LIMITED - RIHANDNTPC LIMITED SIMHADRI SUPER THERMAL POWER STATIONNTT DATA INFORMATION PROCESSING SERVICES PVT LTDOBEROI GROUPOIL AND NATURAL GAS CORPORATION LTD.ORACLE INDIA PVT. LTD.P.B.S FOODS PRIVATE LIMITEDPERFECTPAC LIMITEDPERSISTENT FOUNDATIONPNB HOUSING FINANCE LIMITEDPREMIER EXPLOSIVES LIMITEDRABINDRA NATH SEN TRUSTRAMKY ENVIRO ENGINEERS LIMITEDREC FOUNDATIONSELCO FOUNDATIONSETH MADANLALL PALRIWALA

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GE POWER INDIA LIMITEDGE POWER SYSTEMS INDIA PRIVATE LIMITEDGE T&D INDIA LIMITEDGEOPAUL AND CO.GHCL FOUNDATION TRUSTGLOVIS INDIA PVT. LTD.GMR GOA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LIMITEDGMR VARALAKSHMI FOUNDATIONGMR WARORA ENERGY LIMITEDGRUH FINANCE LIMITEDGUJARAT FLUOROCHEMICALS LIMITEDHCENTIVE TECHNOLOGY INDIA PVT. LTD.HEALTH CARE ENERGY FOODS PRIVATE LIMITEDHEIDELBERG PROMINENT FLUID CONTROLS INDIA PVT LTDHEWLETT PACKARD ENTERPRISE INDIA PRIVATE LIMITEDHFCL SOCIAL SERVICES SOCIETYHI-TECH ARAI PRIVATE LTDHONDA MOTORCYCLE & SCOOTER INDIA PVT. LTD.HUF INDIA PVT. LTD.HUSKY INJECTION MOLDING SYSTEMS (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITEDINDIAN ENERGY EXCHANGE LIMITEDINFOR (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITEDIRICBSISTHMUS INDUSTRIES PRIVATE LIMITEDITC LADIES SOCIAL & WELFARE SOCIETYKHADIM INDIA LIMITEDL&T MHPS BOILERS PVT LTDL&T TECHNOLOGY SERVICES LIMITEDLARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED, CONSTRUCTION

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ABB INDIA FOUNDATIONADANI FOUNDATIONADANI VIZHINJAM PORT PVT LTDAIMIA INDIA LOYALTY MANAGEMENT PRIVATE LIMITEDANZ OPERATIONS & TECHNOLOGY PVT LTDARISTA NETWORKS INDIA PVT LTDASIAN PAINTS LTDAXIS BANK FOUNDATIONBALMER LAWRIE & CO LTDBANDHAN BANK LIMITEDBENETTON INDIA PRIVATE LIMITEDBETA EDIBLES PROCESSING PRIVATE LIMITEDBLACKROCK SERVICES INDIA PRIVATE LIMITEDBLUE DART EXPRESS LIMITEDCAIRN FOUNDATIONCHARITIES AID FOUNDATION AMERICACHARITIES AID FOUNDATION INDIACHENNAI PETROLEUM CORPORATION LIMITEDCHOLAMANDALAM MS GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITEDCIPLA FOUNDATIONDELHI AVIATION FUEL FACILITY PRIVATE LIMITEDDELHI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LIMITEDDEUTSCHE BANK AGE I D PARRY (INDIA) LTD.ERICSSONFINTELLIX SOLUTIONS PVT LTDFIRST GLOBAL STOCK BROKING PVT LTDFIRSTRAND SERVICE PRIVATE LIMITEDFUJITSU CONSULTING INDIA PRIVATE LIMITEDFULLERTON INDIA CREDIT CO LTD

HelpAge India Annual Awards

The following institutions and companies were honored with the Annual HelpAge India

Awards for their exemplary service to society & the cause of the aged, on ‘International Day of st

Older Persons’ on 1 October 2019, by Dr. Vinod Paul, Member, NITI Aayog:

The Samson Daniel Award was presented to Ryan International Group of Institutions, for the commendable contribution to the elder cause made by the institutions and students.

The PL Roy Award was presented to SJVN Foundation for the Foundation's outstanding and continuing contribution via its corporate social responsibility initiatives - providing essential primary healthcare at the doorsteps India's disadvantaged elders and their communities.

Ms. Snehal Pinto, Director, Ryan International Group of

Institutions, receives the Samson Daniel Award.

Mr. Bijay Prasad, General Manager-Human Resources,

SJVN Foundation, receives the PL Roy Award.

The Gold Plate Award was presented to Deutsche Bank, for the bank's invaluable and long standing contribution to HelpAge India's goal of eradicating preventable blindness amongst India's elderly.

Ms. Madhu Madan, Country Head-Resource Mobilization,

HelpAge India, receives the Gold Plate Award on behalf of

Deutsche Bank.

�

GMR supported 2 Mobile Healthcare Units in Delhi-

NCR.

� GMR GOA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LIMITED

GMR supported 1 new Mobile Healthcare Unit in Goa.

� GMR WARORA INTERNATIONAL

GMR supports 1 new Mobile Healthcare Unit in

Maharashtra.

� GMR HYDERABAD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

LIMITED

GMR supports 1 new Mobile Healthcare Unit in

Telangana.

� TE CONNECTIVITY INDIA PVT. LTD.

TE Connectivity supports 1 Mobile Healthcare Unit in

Pune, Maharashtra.

GMR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LIMITED

�

Balmer Lawrie has been supporting a Mobile

Healthcare Unit in Manali (HP) for many years.

� L&T TECHNOLOGIES SERVICES LTD.

L&T supported vision restoration for 1000 needy

elders in Gujarat.

� NLC INDIA LIMITED

NLC India supported old age home in Chennai, TN.

� LARSEN & TOUBRO PUBLIC CHARITABLE TRUST

L&T supported a Mobile Healthcare Unit in Chennai

(TN).

� LARSEN & TOUBRO CONSTRUCTION

L&T supported HelpAge India’s Physiotherapy &

Helpline initiatives.

� NTPC LTD.

NTPC has supported 3 Mobile Healthcare Units in

West Bengal, Visakhapatnam and Uttar Pradesh.

� SUZUKI MOTOR GUJARAT PVT. LTD.

Suzuki Motors supported 1 new Mobile Healthcare

Unit at Becharji, Gujarat.

BALMER LAWRIE & CO. LTD. �

Spark Minda has supported eye checkup camps with

spectacle distribution in 6 locations – Greater Noida

(UP), Gurugram & Hisar (Haryana), Pune

(Maharashtra) , Chennai (TN) , Rudrapur

(Uttarakhand) for the last 5 years.

� CHENNAI PETROLEUM CORPORATION LIMITED

CPCL supported 2 Mobile Healthcare Units in Tamil

Nadu.

� PERSISTENT FOUNDATION

Persistent Foundation supports 1 new Mobile

Healthcare Unit in Goa.

� GRUH FINANCE LTD.

Gruh Finance supports 2 Mobile Healthcare Units in

Gujarat and Rajasthan.

� STT GLOBAL DATA CENTRES INDIA PVT. LTD.

For over 5 years, STT Global has supported HelpAge

India’s Caregiver Training program for unemployed

youth, widows etc. enabling them to earn their

livelihood and live a life of dignity.

SPARK MINDA FOUNDATION

Other Corporate Supporters:

TRUSTS & FOUNDATIONSCORPORATES


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GAYATRI DEVI GOENKA PUBLIC SCHOOL - DHUKURIA, SILIGURIGAYATRI DEVI.GOENKA PUBLIC SCHOOL -AZAD NAGAR, KANPURGOODLEY PUBLIC SCHOOL, N/AGOVERNMENT MIDDLE SCHOOL, PERNEMGOVT SR. SECCONDTY SCHOOL - KITAM BAZAR, N/AGOVT.SECONADRY SCHOOL - MAJHITER, MAJHITERGREEN FIELD ACADEMY, ISLAMPURHADAS PRIMARY & HIGH SCHOOL (ENGLISH MEDIUM), NAGPURHARIDEVI JHUTHARAM SHISHU SADAN, PILANI HARIYANA VIDHYA MANDIR , SALTLAKE HAVILAH CHRISTIAN ENGLISH SCHOOL, SILIGURIHELLOW KIDS ROOP NAGA, N/AHOLY TRINITY SCHOOL , ALLAHABAD HOLY ANGEL'S HIGH SCHOOL, BENGALURUHOLY CHILD ENGLISH SCHOOL, DHULEHOLY CHILD SCHOOL, N/AHOLY SAINT PUBLIC SCHOOL, BENGALURU,INDIAN SPRINGS EM UP SCHOOL , N/AINDIAN EDUCATION ACADEMY, PUNEINDIAN ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOL, , TANUKUINFANT JESUS HIGH SCHOOL, N/AINSTITUTE OF OUR LADY OF FATIMA, DAMAN UT INTERNATIONAL DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, N/AJAGAT TARAN GOLDEN JUBILEE SCHOOL, ALLAHABAD JAIHIND HIGH SCHOOL, DHULEJAMMU KASHMIR PUBLIC SCHOOL , N/AJANAPRIYA SCHOOL, HYDERABADJAWAHAR LAL DARDA ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOL , YAVTMALJAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA - KULAMAVU, KULAMAVUJAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA- NARDI BALA, AKHNOORJAWAHAR NAVODYA VIDYALAYA YELAHANKA NORTH, YELAHANKAJEHANGIR BOMANJI PETIT HIGH SCHOOL - DADAR (E), DADAR EJEHANGIR BOMANJI PETIT HIGH SCHOOL -MAHARESHI DADIJEE MARG, FORTJOEMOUNT PUBLIC SCHOOL , N/AJUSCO SCHOOL , JAMSHEDPURJYOTHI PUBLIC SCHOOL , N/AK C GURUKUL , UDHAMPURK P G I C BIJNORE, N/AKALYANI PUBLIC SCHOOL , KOLKATAKAMLA AGARWAL GIRLS PUBLIC SCHOOL, HAPUR KENDRIYA VIDHALAYA NO. 1, SRINAGARKENDRIYA VIDHALAYA BSF HUMHAMA, SRINAGAR KENDRIYA VIDHYALAYA, SAMANAKENDRIYA VIDHYALAYA NO.2 MILITARY AREA, JAMNAGARKENDRIYA VIDYALAYA - ANNA NAGAR, ANNA NAGARKENDRIYA VIDYALAYA - AFS BAGDOGRA, DARJEELINGKENDRIYA VIDYALAYA - AMBALA, CHANDIGARH DAPPAR KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA -DAMANA PURKHOO CAMP, DAMANA KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA - DUM DUM ROAD, N/AKENDRIYA VIDYALAYA - FORT WILLIAM , FORT WILLIAM KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA - HAATKACHOURA, JAGADALPURKENDRIYA VIDYALAYA - HVF ESTATE, AVEDI KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA - IIT, KHARAGPUR , KHARAGPURKENDRIYA VIDYALAYA - JAWAHAR NAGAR , AMBASSAKENDRIYA VIDYALAYA - KOLKATA , KOLKATA KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA- NAGROTA, NAGROTA KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA - NEW POLYTECHNIQUE COLLAGE, JANJGIRKENDRIYA VIDYALAYA - P.O.SABOTI, LAKHIMPURKENDRIYA VIDYALAYA - PORTBLAIR SOUTH, PORTBLAIR SOUTH

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MANIPAL PUBLIC SCHOOL, KATIHARMANU SHIKSHA KENDRA, KATHUAMARIA N & P SCHOOL, MADURAIMARIAM THRESIA PUBLIC SCHOOL,N/AMARRY IMMACULATE SCHOOL-MURSHIDABAD

,BERHAPORE MARY IMMACULATE SCHOOL - BARMASIA, KATIHARMARY LUCAS SCHOOL, ALLAHABAD MATHANAGAR PUBLIC SCHOOL, N/AMBS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, N/AMGM HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL , JAGDALPUR MHARISHI VIDHYA MANDIR , CHHATERPURMINERVA SCHOOL OF LEARNING, N/AMINERWA PUBLIC SCHOOL , N/AMITHI GOBINRAM PUBLIC SCHOOL, BHOPALMODERN HIGH SCHOOL WCL , UMREDMODY SCHOOL, N/AMONTGOMERY GURU NANAK PUBLIC SCHOOL-KRISHNA NAGAR, JALANDHAR MONTGOMERY GURU NANAK PUBLIC SCHOOL--URBAN ESTATE, JALANDHARMOTHER OF MERCY ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL, VASCO-DA-GAMAMOUNT LITERA KIDZEE SCHOOL, SRINAGAR MOUNT LITERA ZEE SCHOOL - ANAND NAGAR, BOHRIMOUNT LITERA ZEE SCHOOL - TARORE SAMBA, SAMBAMOUNT LITERA ZEE SCHOOL - MEDINIPUR,, KONTAI MEDINIPURMOUNT LITRA ZEE SCHOOL - JINPURA ROAD, BIHTA MOUNT MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL, SALCETEMOUNT SAINT GARJIYA SCHOOL , NEW DELHI MOUNT VALLEY ENGLISH SCHOOL, AURANGABADNAGAR PARISHAD HIGH SCHOOL, KATOLNAV KRISHNA VALLEY SCHOOL, ENGLISH MEDIUM. - P-61 KUPWAD MIDC, SANGLINAV KRISHNA VALLEY SCHOOL, MARATHI MEDIUM -P-98 KUPWAD MIDC, SANGLINAVNIDH HASSOMAL LAKHANI P. SCHOOL, BHOPALNAVRACHANA VIDYALAYA ( PRIMARY), NASHIKNAVRACHANA VIDYALAYA SECONDERY, NASHIKNEW ERA SCHOOL ENG MEDIUM , RAJKOT NEW ENGLISH ACADEMY OF GENIUS, WARDHANEW MODERN VIDHYA MANDIR HR.SEC.SCHOOL, N/ANEW POLYTECHNIQUE COLLAGE, JASHPURNICOL'S HIGH SCHOOL,, GUWAHATINIRMAL A H S S,, ERNAKULAMNIRMAL VIDHALYA , JAGDALPUR NIRMAL JYOTHI , KATTAPPANNURTURE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, NOIDAO P JINDAL SCHOOL , RAIGARHOLIVIA ENLIGHTENED ENGLISH SCHOOL, BIDHANNAGARORIENTAL HIGH SCHOOL , SILCHAROUR LADY OF DIVAR HIGH SCHOOL, TISWADIOUR LADY OF LOURDES HIGH SCHOOL , , SATTARIOUR LADY OF ROSARY HIGH SCHOOL - MANDREM, PERNEMOUR LADY OF ROSARY HIGH SCHOOL -DONA PAULA, TISWADIOUR LADY OF VICTORY PRIMARY SCHOOL, BARDEZOUR OF CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL , SALCETEP V MODI SCHOOL , N/APATHAK ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOL, RAJKOTPERFECT ENGLISH SCHOOL , NAGPURPILANI PUBLIC SCHOOL , N/APINE LAND PUBLIC SCHOOL, N/APOLICE DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL, JALANDHARPRABHAT TARA SCHOOL , MUZAFFARPUR PRATAP PUBLIC SCHOOL KARNAL , N/APRINCETON ENGLISH ACADEMY , N/APURSHOTTAM BHAGCHANDAKA ACADEMIC SCHOOL, KOLKATAQUEEN VICTORIA GIRLS INTER COLLAGE , AGRA

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ACM PUBLIC SCHOOL, JAMMUAIR FORCE SCHOOL, BAGDOGRAAKSHARA MAT HR SEC SCHOOL, MADURAIALLENHOUSE PUBLIC SCHOOL, KANPURALWAR PUBLIC SCHOOL, N/AAMARPATI LIONS CITIZEN PUBLIC SCHOOL, SILIGURIAMBULAL BALKRISHNA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, AURANGABADANEKAL PUBLIC SCHOOL, BANGALOREANTÓNIO JOSÉ DE ALMEIDA HIGH SCHOOL, N/AARMY PUBLIC WHITE NIGHT PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL , J&KASIAN BUSINESS EM SCHOOL, VISHAKHATATANAMASIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, HOWRAHASSAM RIFLES HIGH SCHOOL , DIMAPURASSAMBLY OF GOD CHURCH SCHOOL - BANK COLONY , DIMAPURASSAMBLY OF GOD CHURCH SCHOOL - G.T ROAD, ASANSOLASSISI VIDYANIKETAN PUBLIC SCHOOL, , ERNAKULAMATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL-2 ECIL, HYDERABADAUROBINDO INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, , JAIPURBAGDOGRA SISTER NIVEDITA ENGLISH SCHOOL, BAGDOGRABAHAI SEC SCHOOL, RANIPOOLBAL AVA BAI PETIT GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, MUMBAIBAL BHARTI PUBLIC SCHOOL , GURUGRAMBAL VIKAS SCHOOL PANIPAT, PANIPATBAL VIKAS PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL, PANIPATBASANT KUMAR BIRLA PUBLIC SCHOOL, THANEBEGINNERS LAKETOWN, KOLKATABEGINNERS MONTESSORI , KOLKATABEHARILAL KHANDELWAL COMPREHENSIVE PUBLIC SCHOOL, KANHANBEN MATRICULATION SCHOOL , MADURAIBHAGEERATHI BAI NARAYANA RAO MAANAY SCHOOL -ICSE, BANGALOREBHARAT MATA HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL , RAIPURBHARATHIYAR MATRICULATION HIGHER.SECONDARY.SCHOOL, N/ABHARTIYA SHIKSHA KENDRA, JAMMUBHARTIYA VIDYA BHAVAN'S GIRDHARDAS MOHOTA VIDYA MANDIR, HINGANGHATBHAWAN VIDYALAYA SCHOOL, PANCHKULA BHOPAT RAM. BIRLA PUBLIC SCHOOL, N/ABIDHYA BHARTI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, NEW ALIPUREBIDYA BHARTI SCHOOL, KOLKATABISHOP JOHNSON SCHOOL & COLLEGE,, ALLAHABAD

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BISHOP WEST COTT GIRLS' SCHOOL, RANCHIBLOOMING DALE ACADAMY, KALIKAPURBLOOMING FLOWERS KIDZEE, BELGHORIA BLUE BELLS ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL, JAMSHEDPURBNG INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, MEERUTBPM MATRICULATION SCHOOL, MADURAIBUDS & FLOWERS HIGH SCHOOL, HYDERABADBUDS, NURSERY SCHOOL, HALDIAC.I.E.THAKUR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, KANDIVALICAMBERIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, N/ACAMBRIDGE SENIOR SEC. SCHOOL--LADAYI MAIDAN , BUXERCAMBRIDGE SCHOOL - KANDIVALI , MUMBAICAMBRIDGE CONVENT SCHOOL - SARDARSHAHAR , CHURU ,JAIPUR CAMBRIDGE FOUNDATION SCHOOL, N/ACAMBRIDGE SENOIR SEC .SCHOOL- KATHAKAULI , BUXERCARMEL CONVENT SCHOOL -BISHRAPMPUR, SURGUJACARMEL OF ST JOSEPH SCHOOL , MUMBAICARMEL CONVENT SCHOOL - LAXMIPUR, RAIGARH CENTRAL HINDU SCHOOL --2 JUNIOR--MOHANPURAM, KANPURCENTRAL HINDU SCHOOL--TATYA TOPE NAGAR, KANPURCENTRAL SCHOOL FOR TIBETAN - KALIMPONG, , KALIMPONGCENTRAL SCHOOL OF TIBETAN - BHANU SARANI, DARJEELINGCHILDRENS ACADEMY , MANSAROVERCHILDREN'S ACADEMY -RANI SATI MARG , MALAD CHILDREN'S ACADEMY- THAKUR COMPLEX, MALAD E CHITRANSH ACADEMY- MANSAROVER, GONDIACHRIST CHURCH SCHOOL , MUMBAICHRISTIAN SCHOOL INTERNATIONA MAT. HR. SEC. SCHOOL , COIMBATORECHRISTIAN SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL HR. SEC. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ERODECITY MONTESSORI- SCHOOL --RAJENDRA NAGAR, LUCKNOWCITY MONTESSORI SCHOOL- FAIZABAD ROAD,, LUCKNOWCITY MONTESSORI SCHOOL MATRICULATION HIGHER .SECONDARY . SCHOOL, COIMBATORECITY MONTESSORI SCHOOL--STATION ROAD , LUCKNOWCOLONELS ACADEMY, KATIHARCONVENT OF JESUS & MARY SCHOOL, MUSSOORIECOVENTRY SCHOLARS SR SE SCHOOL, N/ADAFFODILS SCHOOL, SICHARDAYANAND ANGLO-VEDIC PUBLIC SCHOOL, PUNE

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DAYANAND ANGLO-VEDIC COLLEGIATE CENTENARY SENIOR SEC SCHOOL , HARYANADAYANAND ANGLO-VEDIC COLLEGIATE PUBLIC SCHOOL, DELHIDAYANAND ANGLO-VEDIC COLLEGIATE SCHOOL , KATHUADAYAWATI DHARAMVIRA PUBLIC SCHOOL,, BIJNOREDAYAWATI MODI PUBLIC SCHOOL , RAEBARELIDEEPVIHAR PRIMARY SCHOOL, VASCODELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL - BADBHADA ROAD, BHOPALDELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL - DASNA, GHAZIABADDELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL - NEPANIYA BYPASS ROAD, INDOREDELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL - SILICON VALLY, RAUDELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL - DAROGAPATTHAR, DIMAPUR DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL - DHARAMPURA ROAD, JAGDALPURDELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL - DOMJUR AMTA ROAD, HOWRAH DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL EAST- SARJAPURA ROAD, BANGALOREDELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL - GOMTI NAGAR, LUCKNOWDELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL - KOTRAPALLI JAMGAON, RAIGARH DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL - NUMALIGARH REFINERY, JORHAT DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL - RISHALI, BHILAI DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL - SECTOR 132, NOIDA,DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL - SECTOR- 2D, DURGAPUR DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL - TARBUND SECUNDERABAD, SECUNDERABADDEV'S KIDS WORLD SCHOOL, N/ADIMAPUR MISSION HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL , DIMAPURDIVYA JYOTI ACADAMY , DARJEELING DNAYANADA ENGLISH SCHOOL, AURANGABADDON BOSCO SCHOOL - PANCHANANTALA, MURSHIDABADDON BOSCO SCHOOL -AMNAGAR, SILCHARDOON INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL , N/ADRS KIDS , JANIPURDS HERITAGE SCHOLARS SCHOOL , N/ADURGA PUBLIC SCHOOL,, PILANI, EDUFUTURE, JAIPUR, JAIPUREMMANUEL ENGLISH SCHOOL, MALDAEVERGREEN PUBLIC SCHOOL , DELHIEZEKIEL METHODIST SCHOOL, TISWADIFAIRYLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL, GOAFATHER LEBLOND SCHOOL, BHIMBIRFATHIMA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL , KOCHIG KDEVARAJULU.MAT.HR.SEC.SCHOOL, COIMBATOREGANDHI NAGAR INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL , GANDHINAGR GARRISON CHILDREN HIGH SCHOOL, PUNEGARRISON CHILDRENS PRIMARY SCHOOL., PUNE

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

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SHYAM STEEL INDUSTRIES LIMITEDSIR DORABJI TATA TRUSTSJVN FOUNDATIONSPARK MINDA FOUNDATIONSTT GLOBAL DATA CENTRES INDIA PVT. LTD.SUD CHEMIE INDIA PRIVATE LIMITEDSUMITOMO CORPORATION INDIA PVT. LTD.SUN PHARMACEUTICALS INDUSTRIES LIMITEDSUN TV NETWORK LIMITEDSUYATI TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTDSUZUKI MOTORS GUJARAT PVT LTDTATA HITACHITAURUS VALUE STEEL & PIPESTE CONNECTIVITY INDIA PVT LTD.TEVA API INDIA PRIVATE LIMITEDTHATIKONDA VATSALA RAMACHANDRA FOUNDATION

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THE HANS FOUNDATIONTIL WELFARE TRUSTTIMKEN FOUNDATION OF CANTONTRACELINK INDIA PVT. LTD.TUBE INVESTMENTS OF INDIA LIMITEDUNITED WAY OF MUMBAIUTKAL ALUMINA INTERNATIONAL LTD.V- GUARD FOUNDATIONVENA ENERGY FATANPUR POWER PRIVATE LIMITEDVIBRACOUSTIC NOIDA PRIVATE LIMITEDVISHAL PRECISION STEEL TUBES AND STRIPS PVT LTDVOITH PAPER FABRICS INDIA LTD.WATSON PHARMA PRIVATE LIMITEDYOURCAUSE

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QUEEN VICTORIA ENG.MED.SCHOOL, AGRAR.K. BIRLA PUBLIC SCHOOL, , BARMERRANGOLI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL , GANDHIMNAGAR RED ROSES PUBLIC SCHOOL, DELHIREGIMENTAL CHILDREN HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABADREGIMENTAL PRIMARY SCHOOL,, AURANGABADREGINA MARTYRUM HIGH SCHOOL, SALCETERIDGE VALLEY SCHOOL, N/ARIGVEDA CONVENT BASWIN , KATHUARISING STARS ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOL, NASHIKRMG INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, JAMMUROSARY CONVENT PRIMARY SCHOOL, N/ARVS MAT HR.SEC.SCHOOL , N/ARYAN CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL , NAVI MUMBAIRYAN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, BORIVALI(W)RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, BOLPURRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - ASHA NAGAR, GURUGRAM, RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL -MAYUR VIHAR, MAYUR VIHAR RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - GOLF COURSE, NOIDARYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - GONER ROAD, JAIPURRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - NALA SOPARA,, NALA SOPARARYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - NASHIK ROAD,, NASHIKRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - PADMANI VT RD, MANSAROVARRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - TAGORE NAGAR, NASHIKRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - AVANTI VIHAR COLONY , RAIPUR RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - BAVDHAN, PUNERYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - BEGMUGALIYA, BHOPALRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - BETA -1,

GAUTAM BUDH NAGARRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - DUGRI,

LUDHIANARYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL -GOKULDHAM

, GOREGAON EASTRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - KANDIVALI EAST , KANDIVALI EAST RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - KHARGHAR, NAVI MUMBAIRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - MEHUL ROAD, CHEMBURRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - MISRIPUR, SHAHJHPURRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - MOHALI, MOHALIRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - NERUL, NERULRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL -- NEXT TO EVERSHINE NAGAR, MALAD WESTRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL- OPP. JALVAYU VIHAR,, GURUGRAM RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - P.O.-RAVIGRAM, RAIPUR RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - SANPADA, SANPADARYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - SECTOR 11,, ROHINI RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - SECTOR 49/ B, CHANDIGARHRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - SECTOR-TECH ZONE, NOIDA EXTENSION, RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - SHANTI NAGAR, JABALPURRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - SULTANPUR RD, RAIBAREILYRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - UDAIPAUR , UDAIPAUR RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - UDYOG KUNJ, GHAZIABADRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - VASANT KUNJ , VASANT KUNJ RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL & ST.JOHN`S SCHOOL, JALNARYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL- AJMER, AJMER

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RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL CBSE - NEAR NAVJEEVAN SOCIETY, MALAD WESTRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL- M. H. COLONY, BENGALURU,RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL- MANSAROVAR, JAIPURRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL- MAYUR VIHAR , MAYUR VIHAR RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-- NR DIWALI BAUG, SURATRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL -URBAN ESTATE, PATIALARYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-BANNERGHATTA MAIN ROAD,, BENGALURU,RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL--DUMAS ROAD, SURATRYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL-GENTIGANAHALLI ROAD, , BENGALURU,RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL--SOHNA ROAD , GURUGRAM RYAN INTERNATIONAL. SCHOOL - PAITHAN ROAD, AURANGABADRYAN SHALOM MONTESSORI - ROHINI, N/ARYAN SHALOM MONTESSORI, - SEC-40, GURGAONS S P INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, PATNA SACRED HEART PUBLIC SCHOOL , N/ASAMSTHANAM HIGH SCHOOL , VIZIANAGARAMSANGAM SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE, , N/ASANSKRITI SCHOOL , N/ASANSKRUTHI GLOBAL SCHOOL , VISHKHAPATNAM SARLA BIRLA GYAN JYOTI SCHOOL , GUWAHATI-31 SARVODHYA PUBLIC SCHOOL POUNI CHAK , N/ASATARA ENG. MED. SCHOOL KALA RAN MADIR SCHOOL , SATARASBOA PUBLIC SCHOOL , ERNAKULAM CHITTOOR SBOAGLOBAL SCHOOL , CHENNAISCIENTIA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, N/ASETH ANAND RAM JAIPURIA SCHOOL, GHAZIABADSHAHID MISHRA HIGH SCHOOL, TIRODASHANTI KUNJ PUB.SCHOOL, JEHANABADSHARDA V. MANDIR BHOPAL, BHOPALSHIKSHA SAGAR HIGH SSCHOOL, BENGALURU,SHIKSHA VERITAS HIGH SCHOOL, , PUNESHIKSHAN SADHANA MANDAL I, MUMBAI SHIRINBAI NETERWALA SCHOOL, TUMSARSHIWALIK PUBLIC SCHOOL, PUNJABSHREE HANUMAN VYAYAMA SHALA HIGH SCHOOL-, HYDERABADSHRI. MAHAVIR JAIN HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL , N/ASHRIMANT MAISAHEB BAVDEKAR MADHYAMIK VIDYALAYA, KOLHAPURSIDDARTH INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL, N/ASILVER POINT SCHOOL, KOLKATASIR C R REDDY PUBLIC SCHOOL, ELURU, WEST GODAVARISMT. KALANTRE AKKA PRATHAMIK VIDYA MANDIR, SANGLISMT. RAJMATI NEMGONDA PATIL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL & JR. COLLAGE., SANGLISOURASHTRA N&P SCHOOL, MADURAISOUTH CITY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL , KOLKALTASOUTHERN RAILWAY WOMENS WELFARE ORGANISATION MAT SCHOOL, MADURAISPARTAN MAT HR.SEC.SCHOOL, N/ASPG MISSION GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, CHAIBASASPRING VELLY HIGH SCHOOL , GOA SRI MEENAKSHI SUNDARESWARAR GIRLS HR.SEC.SCHOOL, MADURAI.SRI RAGAVENDRA SWAMY ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL, BANGALORESRI VIGNAN HIGH SCHOOL,, HYDERABADSRIMAN NAYAKIYAR VIDYA MANDIR MATRIC.HR.SEC.SCHOOL, MADURAIST JOACHIM'S U P SCHOOL , ERNAKULAMST JUDES HIGH SCHOOL , MADHYAMGRAMST KAREN PRIMARY SCHOOL , PATAN

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ST NINIAN'S HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS , CALCUTTAST XAVIER SCHOOL - HAZARIBAG, HAZARIBAGST XAVIERS HIGH SCHOOL , GONDIAST XAVIERS HIGH SCHOOL - HINGNA ROAD, NAGPURST FRANCIS DE SALE'S HIGH SCHOOL, NAGPURST ALOYSIUS HIGH SCHOOL, , SALCETE ST JOHN ACADEMY , N/AST JOHN 'S SR SEC SCHOOL , MEERUTST JOSEOHS HIGH , NEW PANVEL ST JOSEOHS HIGH SCHOOL , MAPUSAST JOSEPH INSTITUTE, VASCOST JOSEPH'S SCHOOL , N/AST JOSEPH'S CONVENT GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL +2, PATNA ST JOSEPH'S ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOL , N/AST JOSEPH'S HIGH SCHOOL,PATNA, PATNAST LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL - DEVKI NAGAR, BORIVALI WEST ST LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL -KANDIVALI€, KANDIVALI €ST MARY SCHOOL - PEELI KOTHI, MORADABADST MARY SCHOOL UJAIN, UJJAINST MARY'S SCHOOL - ANKARBAGH, PATNAST MILAREPA ACADMY , DARJEELINGST PAUL HIGH SCHOOL, NAGPURST PAUL'S SCHOOL - JAGANNATHPU, BIDHAN NAGARST PAUL'S SCHOOL - JALAPAHAR, DARJEELINGST PAUL'S SCHOOL - KARNAGAR, BHAGALPURST SEBASTIAN'S SCHOOL, KOLKATA ST STEPHEN'S SCHOOL - JESSORE ROAD, HABRAST STEPHEN'S SCHOOL- RANAGHAT, NADIA--ST VINCENT PALLOTI HR SEC SCHOOL I, BILASPUR ST XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL - SHANTI PARK , MIRA ROAD EST XAVIERS , JABALPURST XAVIERS H.S SCHOOL - AVANTHI VIHAR COLONY, RAIPUR ST XAVIER'S SCHOOL - EAST SIKKIM , N/AST XAVIERS HIGH SCHOOL - KOPARLI ROAD, VAPI (EAST)ST XAVIERS HIGH SCHOOL -HIWARI NAGAR, NAGPURST XAVIER'S HR. SEC. SCHOOL - BETTIAH, BIHARST . XAVIER'S SCHOOL- RAIGANJ, , DINAJPURST .ANTONY'S NURSERY & PRIMARY SCHOOL, TRICHYST .PAUL'S ACADEMY, SRINAGARST .XAVIER'S HIGH SCHOOL - RATAN NAGAR, BORIVALI €ST ANTHONY MONTE DE GUEM, GOAST COLUMBA PRIMARY SCHOOL, GAMDEVI ST DOMINIC SAVIO'S HIGH SCHOOL, PATNAST JOHN'S HIGH SCHOOL , AURANGABADST JOSEPH'S CENTRAL SCHOOL,, MUNDAKAYAMST JOSEPH'S CONVENT HIGH SCHOOL - SINGBHUM - EAST, N/AST JOSEPH'S HIGH SCHOOL (HINDI MEDIUM) - GOALMURI, JAMSHEDPURST JUDES ACEDEMY , PATNA ST KAREN'S MONTESSORI SCHOOL , PATNAST LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL - VASHI, VASHIST LUKES DAY SCHOOL , 24 PARGANAS(NORTH)ST MARY'S SCHOOL (ENG MED), BUXARST MICHEL'S ENGLISH SCHOOL , CHANDRAPURST THOMA 'S DAY SCHOOL , KOLKATA ST THOMAS HIGH SCHOOL- , HYDERABADST THOMAS SCHOOL, RANCHIST XAVIERS HIGH SCHOOL - AIROLI., AIROLIST. SOLDIER'S SCHOOL , PANCHKULA STELL MARIS GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL , BENGALURUSTEPPING STONES HIGH SCHOOL, AURANGABADSTT MICHEL'S HIGH SCHOOL , MUNGERSTUDENT OF LAKSHMITPAT SINGHANIA

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KAMALA S JAYARAO, HYDERABADKAMLA MANGHNANI, MUMBAIKANTI PRASAD GUPTA, ROORKEEKANWAR SATYABRATA SANYAL, KOLKATAKAPIL DHYANI, NEW DELHIKAPOOR CARPETS, BHADOHIKARTHIK RAMADOSS, HYDERABADKARTHIK SIVARAMA KRISHNAN, BANGALOREKARTHIKA RAGUPATHY, COIMBATOREKARUNAKARAN V, COCHINKASHYAP MODI, AHMEDABADKATIE SAXTON, MUMBAIKBS IMPORTS & EXPORTS, NEW DELHIKC EOOD INDUSTRIES, YAMUNANAGARKESHAV KAKAR, AMRITSARKIRAN CHOPRA, PUNEKIRAN FOUNDATION, GURGAONKIRI INDUSTRIES LIMITED, AHMEDABADKIRIT SUKHDEYLAL MAZMUDAR, MUMBAIKISHCO PRIVATE LIMITED, MUMBAIKISHIN B MANGHNANI, MUMBAIKISHORE M VUSSINJI, MUMBAIKISHORI LAL, CHANDIGARHKISHORI LAL GOMBER, AMBALAKISHORI LAL PAWAN KUMAR GUPTA, AMBALAKK BARISWAL, GURGAONKOCHURANI MANJUSHA, KOCHIKOSHI & DIALDAS CHARITABLE TRUST, MUMBAIKOUSHIK RANJAN RAY, KOLKATAKRISHAN KUMAR DIGWAL, JHANSIKRISHAN KUMAR SINGLA, BHATINDAKRISHAN KUMAR SODHI, NOIDAKRISHNA DEEPAK REDDY NALLAMILLI,

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MADHU A G, HYDERABADMADHU MATHUR, MUMBAIMADHU MISRA, LUCKNOWMADHUBALA I JANI, PUNEMADHUKAR MALLYA, MARGAOMADHUR VOHRA, GURGAONMAHALAKSHMI R, BANGALOREMAHAROOKH KAMAT, MUMBAIMAHENDRA BHIMRAO DUPHARE, NAGPURMAHENDRA DALL MILL, TENALIMAHENDRA N MEHTA MEMORIAL CHARITABLE

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NEW DELHIMEENAKSHI GOVINDAKRISHNAN, MUMBAIMEERA RAMRAKHIANI, JABALPURMEHER Z NAGARWALLA, MUMBAIMEHROO P VASUNIA, MUMBAIMEHUL MAHENDRA PARMAR, MUMBAIMEHUL SUKKAWALA, MUMBAIMG VAJRAVEL, MADURAIMIHIR ARUN VAGH, MUMBAIMILIND LABHE, PUNEMOHAMED SAAD SHERIFF, BANGALOREMOHAMMAD ANUJ, KOTTAYAMMOHAMMAD FARHAN MALIK, NAGPURMOHAMMAD IBRAHIM, MALAPPURAMMOHAMMED ABDUL AZEEM, HYDERABADMOHAN BHANDARKAR, MUMBAIMOHAN DAS BALUSU, DAMOHMOHAN KISHOR SAXSENA, NEW DELHIMOHAN RAO S, HYDERABADMOHANA RAO G V R, VISAKHAPATNAMMOHANAKRISHNAN, CHENNAIMOHANNA RAO R, VISAKHAPATNAMMOHINDER PAL VASUDEVA, JALANDHAR

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MOHIT SHAH, MUMBAIMOOL KRISHNA GUPTA, LUCKNOWMOUSHUMI KHOT, MUMBAIMUGDHA A SHETYE, MUMBAIMUGDHA MILIND GORE, MUMBAIMUKESH GUPTA, BIKANERMUKESH KUMAR DAHNESHWAR, NAGPURMUKUL ROHATGI, NEW DELHIMUKUND VINAYAK KAKATKAR, BANGALOREMULRAJ CHANDAULAL GALA, MUMBAIMUNUGALA PADMANABHAM, HYDERABADMURALI M NATRAJAN, MUMBAIMURALI MONOHAR V, BANGALOREMURTY VALIVETI, HYDERABADN RAMASWAMI, BANGALOREN KRISHNA RAO, VISAKHAPATNAMN LAKSHMANA CHAR, MYSOREN R RAMANARAYANAN, CHENNAINAAZNEEN BEHRAM BALSARA, MUMBAINABELTP TP, MALAPPURAMNAGENDRA KUMAR AMBASHANKER,

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NAGARNIRMAL KUMAR PAINULY, LUCKNOWNIRMAL KUMAR SEN, BANGALORENIRMALA GURUGUBELLI, VIJAYAWADANIRMALA JOSEPH, MUMBAINISHA VISHNU SHRIVASTAVA, NAGPURNISHANT GUPTA, KANPURNISHNA SHAH, MAHARASHTRANITHILA D, VELLORENITHIN CHANDRASHEKHARAN, CALICUTNITIN MITTAL, JABALPURNITIN BHATT, THANENITIN MESHRAM, NAGPUROKK NAIR, MUMBAIOLYPUB PVT LTD , KOLKATAOMEGA SERVICES, AHMEDABAD

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ONE97 COMMUNICATION INDIA PVT LTD, NOIDAP C MISRA, JAIPURP PENTIAH, HYDERABADP D WORLIKAR, MUMBAIP G DESHMUKH, BHOPALP J MOHANRAM, BANGALOREP J SRIKANTH, HYDERABADP R MENON, BANGALOREP R PATIL, RAIPURP R VIJAY A KUMARI, NAGPURP S PANT, HYDERABADAVM P S RAJAGOPALAN (RETD), CHENNAIP VENKATESWARA RAO, HYDERABADPADMAKAR GAIKWAD, INDOREPADMNABHAN V NAYAR, MUMBAIPALLAVI TELANG, MUMBAIPALLAVI BHATNAGAR, LUCKNOWPAMELA B BOSE, MUMBAIPAMELA PEREIRA, MUMBAIPANJAGALA JYOTHIRMAI, PRODDATURPANKAJ GANDHI, NEW DELHIPANKAJ JALOTE, NEW DELHIPANKAJ KAMNI, AMARAVATIPANKAJ THAPAR, MUMBAIPARAM KAMLESH MEHTA, MUMBAIPARAMJIT KAUR, JALANDHARPARASHANTH, TRIVANDRUMPAUL V MENACHERRY, MUMBAIPERIN MANI, MUMBAIPEROWSHAW DHUNJISHAW BOLTON

CHARITIES, MUMBAIPH SINGH, REWARIPHILIP EAPEN, CHENNAIPHIROOZA R SINGANPONA, MUMBAIPHIROZE B ILLAVA, INDOREPIONEER AIRCON, AMBALAPIYUSH JAIN, INDOREPMK MOHAN RAO, HYDERABADPOLLY H SIDHWA, MUMBAIPOOJA MAHAJAN, NEW DELHIPOOJA SAXENA, NAGPURPOONAM GUPTA, BILASPURPOTHURAJU SRINIVAS, BENGLURUPRABHAKAR B K, BENGLURUPRABHAKAR S MARATHE, MUMBAIPRABHAKARA H R, BANGALOREPRABHAT KUMAR; TIWARI, BARABANKIPRADEEP AGARWALA, NEW DELHIPRADEEP KUMAR GUPTA, ROORKEEPRADEEP KUMAR JUWADI, HYDERABADPRADEEP RANA, DEHRADUNPRADEEP SANCHETI, MUMBAIPRADYUMAN H TRIVEDI, MUMBAIPRADYUMNA NATVARLAL SHAH, MUMBAIPRAJIT BASU, HYDERABADPRAKASH APTE, MUMBAIPRAKASH N SHAH, MUMBAIPRALHAD TUKARAM KOTKAR, NANDEDPRANNAYY SHARMA, GURGAONPRASANNA KUMARI SARASWATHY,

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PURSHOTTAM KHATHURJA, BIKANERPURUSHOTTAM REDDY M, HYDERABADPUSPA INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION, KOLKATAPVK ASSOCIATES, HALDWANIR GOVINDARAJAN, CHENNAIR L SHANTHI, NOIDAR RAJKUMAR, CHENNAIR RAMAMURTHY, BANGALORER ARIVAZHAGAN, MUMBAIR C IYER, MUMBAIR F TOORKEY, SECUNDERABADR H PAREKH, MUMBAIR J SHAH & CO LTD, MUMBAIR MASOOR, BANGALORER PADMINI, BENGLURUR SRINIVASAN, BANGALORER V SHAH, MUMBAIRACHEL JACOB, HYDERABADRADHA KRISANAKUMAR NAMBIDI, MUMBAIRADHIKA MENON, TRIVANDRUMRAGHAVENDRA PRASAD KONDADASULA, SECUNDERABADRAGHAVENDRA T, KURNOOLRAGHUBANSH PRASAD SINGH, RANCHIRAGHUNANDAN RAO R, HYDERABADRAGHUNATH PRASAD, LUCKNOWRAGHURAM KAMATH, BANGALORERAHUL MAHAJAN, NANDEDRAHUL NAIK, MUMBAIRAJ CHANDRA, ROORKEERAJ KUMAR BHARGAWA, NEW DELHIRAJ KUMAR JINDAL, PANCHKULARAJA VENKATARAMAN, BANGALORERAJALAKSHMI P, TRIVANDRUMRAJAMMA K, TRIVANDRUMRAJAN T BHAVNANI, BANGALORERAJAN VIYANWAR, NAGPURRAJANI K IYER, MUMBAIRAJANI K IYER, MUMBAIRAJAT GUPTA, BANGALORERAJEEV GARG, ALIGARHMAJ GEN RAJENDRA PAL SINGH (RETD ),

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RAMASAMY SUBBARAJU, SIVAKASIRAMCHANDRA A PRABHUNE, THANERAMESH CHANDRA BARANWAL, LUCKNOWRAMESH GANESH SANDU, MUMBAIRAMESH GOKHALE, PUNERAMESH KUMAR ARORA, NEW DELHIRAMESH KUMAR BATTA, GURGAONRAMESH KUMAR G S S, VIZIANAGARAMRAMESH M VALECHA, MUMBAIRAMESH TRIMBAK CHAUBAL, NAGPURRAMESHWAR NATH GUPTA & LAJ GUPTA, JAIPURRAMESHWAR SARUP SAXENA, NEW DELHIRAMPRASAD BALKISAN DAYMA, AHMEDNAGARRAMU SITARAM DEORA, MUMBAIRANGA GOPALASWAMI, BANGALORERANI N, KHAMMAMRANJIT SINGH, MUMBAIRAO RAGHUNANDAN RAO, HYDERABADRASH PAL KAUR MAHAL, NEW DELHIRASHIDA ADENWALA, HYDERABADRASHMI DUGGAL, NEW DELHIRASHMI SINGH, LUCKNOWRASHNA MERCHANT, MUMBAIRATILAL B DESAI, MUMBAIRATNESH MALGAONKAR, MUMBAIRAVI VERMA , NEW DELHIRAVI GOPAL IYER, MUMBAIRAVI KANT SINGH, LUCKNOWRAVI KUMAR, COIMBATORECOL RAVI KUMAR ANAND(RETD), FARIDABADRAVI KUMAR E, HYDERABADRAVI SESHAGIRI RAO P, HYDERABADRAVI VIJAYA RAGHAVAN, BANGALORERAVINDRA G VAIDYA, MUMBAIRAVINDRA KULKARNI, MUMBAIREKHA GODSE, MUMBAIREKHA MALPATHAK, MUMBAIRELIANCE ENGINEERING COMPANY, NASIKRENJITH KARTHIKEYAN, COCHINRENU KAPOOR, NEW DELHIRENU MAHINDRO, NEW DELHIRENUGBOY VARGHESE, PONDICHERRYRENUKA, TRIVANDRUMRENYA MATHEW, CHENNAIREVATHI DEVI D, NIZAMABADRINA MUKERJI, LUCKNOWRITA SAKSENA, CHANDIGARHRITA SUSAN, TRIVANDRUMRITA YAZADI PATEL, NASIKRITESH BANERJEE, BANGALORERITESH VOHRA, MUMBAIRITU ARORA, NEW DELHIROGERS, NAGERCOILROHAN BADGE, AKOLAROHAN CHOPRA, NEW DELHIROHIT ARURA, LUDHIANAROHIT B PATEL, MUMBAIROHIT BHATIA (HUF), GURGAONROHIT KEDIA, HYDERABADROHIT SALIAN, SHEDIGURIROHIT YADAVRAO THAWRE, BHUSAVALRON MISH\RA, GOAROOPA DILIPKUMAR DAVE, VADODARAROOPAK VASANT VAIDYA, MUMBAIROSHAN POSTWALLA, MUMBAIRRAVI, CHENNAIRUGS MART, BHADOHIRUKSHAD DAVAR, MUMBAIRUPA SHARMA, NAGPURRUSHABH MEHTA, MUMBAIRUSI SORABI MADAN, HYDERABADS JAYARAMAN, MYSORES BALASUBRAMANIAN, CHIDEMBARANS JITENDRA MEDICAL AGENCIES, MUMBAICOL S K BASU (RETD ), NEW DELHIS K KOCHHAR, GURGAONS KAVITHA, BANGALORES MOHAN, AHMEDNAGARLT COL S P KOHLI, MEERUT

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S S RATTAN, KURUKSHETRAS VAIJAYANTHI, CHENNAISABARI CHEMICALS, VADODARASABIR CREATIONS, BHADOHISABIR HUSAIN, PANIPATSACHIN ENTERPRISES, AKOLASACHIT DHAWAN, NEW DELHISADHANA RAO, BANGALORESAGAR JOSHI, AHMEDABADSAHANA RAJARAM, MUMBAISAI ABHISHEK RAYARAO, HYDERABADSAI KRISHNA GUPTA MEDICALS, TENALISAI PRAKASH MANGIPUDI, HYDERABADSAIF CARPETS, BHADOHISAIQUA A DOSSA, MUMBAISAJI MON JACOB, BHILAISAJI RAJAN, AHMEDABADSAJJAN KUMAR SINGHAL, PANCHKULASAKE HARIDAS PUSHPANJALIDEVI, BANGALORESAMEER V MANSUKHANI, MUMBAISAMIT DATTA, HYDERABADSAMKRG PISTONS 7 RINGS LTD,

VIZAG/VISHAKAPATNAMSAMPAT SINGH BIST, DEHRADUNSAMRAT WINES, DAMANSANDEEP BAHL, GURGAONSANDEEP BAJPAI, NOIDASANDEEP BETKERUR, BANGALORESANDEEP J DESAI, VALSADSANDHYA PRABHAKAR BHALERAO, NAGPURSANGEETA CHOPRA, JALANDHARSANGHAMITRA DAS, MUMBAISANJAY CHATRATH, GURGAONSANJAY DALAL, AHMEDABADSANJAY GURJAR, MUMBAISANJAY JOHARI, NAGPURSANJAY KONDIRAM TAWARE, RAIGADSANJAY KUMAR RASTOGI, LUCKNOWSANJAY NANDI, BHILAISANJAY RAI, INDORESANJAY RAZDAN, MUMBAISANJEEV RANJAN, NEW DELHISANTOSH CHAWLA, NEW DELHISANTOSH GOEL, NEW DELHISANTOSH KUMAR DEOTA, NEW DELHISANTOSH MOHANTY, MUMBAISARABJIT SINGH, COCHINSARASWATHI BASKARAN, GURGAONSARAVANAN A, COIMBATORESARAVANAN D M T, COIMBATORESARDAR UJJAL SINGH TRUST, NEW DELHISAROJA IRIS MELVILLE, MUMBAISAROJA UDUPA, THANESAROSH IRANI, MUMBAISAROSH S TANGRI, KOLKATASATHYA NARAYANAN, BANGALORESATISH C KOCHAR, MUMBAISATISH CHANDRA SHARMA CHARITABLE TRUST,

DEHRADUNSATISH KUMAR BHASIN, KOLKTASATYAKUMAR REDDY, MADANAPALLESATYANARAYANA, HYDERABADSATYNDER JEET SINGH, CHANDIGARHSAURABH SHAH, MUMBAISAURABH SONGARA, BIKANERSAURAV RATHEE, MUMBAISAVITHIRI T K, TRIVANDRUMSCHINDLER INDIA PVT LTD , MUMBAISEAGULL CHEMICALS PVT LTD, MUMBAISEBASTIAN BAVA, COCHINSEEMA BANGERA, MUMBAISEEMA KASHINATH SARMALKAR, MUMBAISEETA BADRINATH, CHENNAISEETHA LAKSHRNI VAIDYAMTHAN, MUMBAISELWYN M J NORONHA, MUMBAISFR FOOTWEAR PVT LTD, NEW DELHISHAILESH SHARMA, JAIPURSHAILESH DHAR, NEW DELHISHAILESH KUMAR CHOUBEY, NELLORESHAILESH KUMAR PATHAK, NEW DELHISHAILESH VYAS, MUMBAI

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SHALABH CARPET, MIRZAPURSHALINI JHAVERI, MUMBAISHAM SUNDER SETH, DELHISHAMIM AHMAD, LUCKNOWSHAMIT KUMAR MEHTA, NEW DELHISHANKAR PEJAVAR, CHENNAISHANTA BHARGHAVA, NEW DELHISHANTARAM RAMTEKE, NAGPURSHANTI SAWANT, MUMBAISHANTI SWARUP KAUSHAL, CHANDIGARHSHANTINATH INDUSTRIES, MUMBAISHARAD JODH, NAGPURSHARAD KUMAR GARHWAL, PUNESHARADA YEDUGURI SUNDINTI, TIRUPATISHARDA CARPET, MIRZAPURSHARDA CRISHNA, MUMBAISHASHDHAR PARDESHI, RAIGARHSHASHI KANT SHARMA, VADODARASHASHIKANT PHENE, MUMBAISHAYANA LINGOO BIDIWALA & CO , MUMBAISHEELA IRSSE, INDORESHEELA MUTATKAR, NEW DELHISHEELA VASUDEVAN, TRIVANDRUMSHEKHAR GANESH TOVER, BANGALORESHEKHAR SHREESH TALWALKER, MUMBAISHERDO HOSHANG MUNSHI, SECUNDERABADSHIB SANKER MUKHERJI, KOLKATASHILPA A SHETYE, MUMBAISHILPA SANKPAL, MUMBAISHINOD M P, CALICUTSHINOJ V G, HYDERABADSHITIZ MODI, GURGAONSHIV PRASAD REDDY A G, HYDERABADSHIVANI GAURAV, LUCKNOWSHOBHANA GANPAT BHIVANDKAR, MUMBAISHOBHIT AGARWAL, ALIGARHSHOJI PADAYATTIL JOSEPH, COCHINSHREE PATIDAR SAWHILL, AHMEDABADSHREEJI JYOT, MUMBAISHREYAS PRACHARAK SABHA, MUMBAISHRIDHARA KARKALA, MANGALORESHUBHAM AGARWAL, MIRZAPURSHUBNUM GREWAL, BANGALORESHYAM BIHARI AGARWAL, GORAKHPURSHYAMALA KUMARADAS, BANGALORESHYNIMOL GEORGE, PATHANAMATHITTASIBIN G S, TRIVANDRUMSIDDHARTH GUPTA, ALIGARHSIDDHARTH JAIN, ROHTAKSIDDHARTHA PANY, MUMBAISIDEL INDIA PVT LTD , PUNESIGMA POLYMER INDUSTRIES, MUMBAISINGHAL POWER PRESS PVT LTD, MUMBAISIRAVARA MADHUSUDAN, BANGALORESIROMANI VENKAT RAO A, SECUNDERABADSIVA KUMAR DWADASI, HYDERABADSIVAKUMAR, TRIVANDRUMSIVARAMA KRISHNA SAMPARA, PUNESMITA DAHIKAR, NAGPURSMITA G PAI, MUMBAISMP AUTOTECH PVT LTD, NASIKSNEHAL SHAH, MUMBAISOHAN LAL ARORA, AMRITSARSOHAN PATHAK, NOIDASOWMYA REDDY A G, HYDERABADSP BHANDARI, INDORESREEKANTH KUMAR P, PRODDATURSREEKUMAR M R, ALLEPPEYSREEKUMARAN UNNI K, COCHINSREENIVASA REDDY K, KURNOOLSREERAMA MURTHY K, HYDERABADSRINIDHI, NEW DELHISRINIVASA K S, BANGALORESRINIVASA MUKHARJEE CH, HYDERABADSRINIVASA RAO CHATLA, NELLORESRINIVASA RAO VASA, BANGALORESRINIVASALU SELVAPANDIAN, CHENNAISRINIVASAN JANARDHANAN, BANGALORESRINIVASAN PADMANABHN HUF, BANGALORESRIPADA SAMPOORNA, THANE

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FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT 2019-20

42%

50%

2%6%

Individual : 42%

Corporates : 50%

Institutions : 2%

Other Income : 6%

Where our money came from:

Gross Income of HelpAge in 2019-20 was Rs. 107.42

crores, which is 8.75% lower than the Gross Income

in 2018-19.

77%

19%

2% 2%

Programs : 77%

Fund Raising : 19%

Administration : 2%

Depreciation : 2%

How the money was used:

5%

3%

10%

14%

13%

Health : 55%

Social Protection : 5%

Disaster Management : 3%

Agecare Program : 10%

Social Mobilisation : 14%

Project Implementation : 13%

55%

On what programs was the

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SRP CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, JAMSHEDPURSS BHINDER, PANCHKULASTANDARED PAINTING SOLUTION, MUMBAISTANLY ANTONY, KOTTAYAMSTANLY J J, TRIVANDRUMSTEEL SMITH, MUMBAISTEPHEN SAMUEL, BANGALORESUBBA REDDY G V, PRODDATURSUBBULAKSHMI BALASUBRAMANIAN, COIMBATORESUBODH SAXENA, BANGALORESUBRAHMANYAM K, HYDERABADSUBRAMANI VISWANATHAN, JODHPURSUBRAMANIAM, COIMBATORESUBRAMANIAN K S, SECUNDERABADSUBRAMANIAN V, THANESUCHARITHA J , CHENNAISUCHETA DOTIWALA, MUMBAISUCHETA SAMEER NANJANGUD, MUMBAISUDEEP BAID, KOLKATASUDEEP MISHRA, NAVI MUMBAISUDHA MALIK, MUMBAISUDHIR SINGH, MUMBAISUHAIL AHAMD MANSOORI, RAIGARHSUHAS MUKHERJEE, TRIVANDRUMSUJATA LEWIS SISODIYA, MUMBAISUJATA PAULOSE, CHENNAISUJATHA SAGAR, CHENNAISUJIT BISWAS, RAIGARHSUKHDEEP SINGH, NEW DELHISUKHMEET SINGH SETHI, LUDHIANASUKRUT RAJADHYAKSHA, MUMBAISULOCHANA G P, HYDERABADSUMAN SIDANA, MUMBAISUMEDHA KARMARKAR, MUMBAISUMEET KANWAL, NEW DELHISUMIT KUMAR, MOHALISUMIT NANDA, NEW DELHISUMITRA IYENGAR, PUNESUNANDA MANOJ NALLIATH, MUMBAISUNDAR RAJ A, COIMBATORESUNDAR RAMACHANDRAN IYER, THANESUNDARAM BALASUBRAMANIAN, GURGAONSUNDEEP DUDEJA, NEW DELHISUNDER CARPET COMPANY, BHADOHISUNDERKUMAR, CHENNAISUNIL HEMACHANDRA MATANGE, BANGALORESUNIL KUMAR, CHENNAISUNIL M GAVASKAR, MUMBAISUNIL MANI, LUCKNOWSUNIL SHAH, AHMEDABADSUNILA AWASTHI, GURGAONSUNITA RUHELA, JAIPURSUNITA YADAV, NEW DELHISUNL M SHAH, MUMBAISUPREME ENTERPRISE, MUMBAISUPRIYA C E , BANGALORESURENDER NATH KAPUR, NEW DELHISURENDRA BAHADUR SINGH, LUCKNOWSURENDRA GULATI, PAURISURESH CHAND, PUNESURESH CHANDRA AGRAWAL, NEW DELHISURESH DADHICH, NEW DELHISURESH K, MUMBAISURESH KADABA, THANESURINDER KUMAR SAINI, NEW DELHISURJATI DAS, CHINDWARASURYANARAYAN CHERUKUVADA, VADODARASUSAN PHILIP, TRIVANDRUMSUSHAM LATA MAHAPATRA, NOIDASUSHAMAKUMARI, TRIVANDRUMSUSHIL JAIN, GHAZIABADSUSHIL KUMAR BASU, PUNESUSHILA SINGH, GURGAONSUSHOBHITA KUMARI, PANCHKULASWAMINATHAN NARATYANAN, BANGALORESWAPNA KATTA, HYDERABADSWATI GARG, NEW DELHISWATI KHALE, MUMBAISWATI PRAVIN GHODMARE, NAGPUR

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SWISS FOAM INDUSTRIES, AHMEDABADSYAMAL DE, ANKLESHWARSYLVIA BAPTISTA, MUMBAIT KRISHNA AYYAR, CHENNAIT NAGARATHNA, BANGALORETAHSEEN A NAVROZ, MUMBAITANUJA ANDHARE, MUMBAITARA TOOLS, PUNETARUN PAL, MUMBAITATA PETRODYNE LIMITED, MUMBAITECHNICO INDUSTRIES LTD, GURGAONTECHNO INSTRUMENTATION, NEW DELHITEHEMTON E UDWADIA, MUMBAITHARUVAI SRINIVASAN, PUNETHEJAS T SUSHIL, TRIVANDRUMTHIRUPAL REDDY, HYDERABADTHOMAS MATHEW, PATHANAMATHITTATHOMAS ALEX, TRIVANDRUMTHOMAS JACOB, ERNAKULAMTHONDILKULAM EASWARAN, MUMBAITIBARUMAL JEWELS, HYDERABADTRILOK JANI, MOUNT ABUTRIPTIKUMAR MUKHOPADHYAY, MUMBAITVS DYNAMIC GLOBAL FREIGHT SERVICES LTD,, CHENNAIU SUBRAMANYAM, KOLKATAUDAY KANCHAN, MUMBAIUDAY NATH, PANIPATUJWALA RAJE SHAH, MUMBAIUMA AHUJA, NEW DELHIUMA MAHAJAN, SHIMLAUMA SRIVASTAVA, MUMBAIUMA SURI, NEW DELHIUMESH BAGADIA, AKOLAUMESH D RATHOD, PUNEUMESH SHRIKHANDE, MUMBAIUNITED STONE PRIVATE LIMITED, BEAWARUPL LIMITED, MUMBAIUSHA BALRAM, MUMBAIUSHA K SHARMA, MUMBAIUSHA KIRAN BHATIA, NEW DELHIUSHA KRISHNAN, INDOREUSHA PANDIT, NEW DELHIUSHA RATRA, MUMBAIV MURAHARI REDDY, HYDERABADV S ELIZABETH, BANGALOREV VENKATARAMAN, BANGALOREV L RAJESH, BANGALOREMAJ GEN V M M GAME(RETD ), PUNEV MAHANANDA, BANGALOREV R GUPTE, PUNEV S ADIRAJ, DURGWING CDR V S CHANDRA (RETD), BANGALOREV SRINIVASAN , CHENNAIV SUBRAHMANIAM, THANEV THIRUVENKITAM, CHENNAIVADDIGIRI MURALI MOHAN, HYDERABADVAIBHAV VITHAINKAR, AKOLAVALSALA K, TRIVANDRUMVARGHESE KAIPALLIL MATHEW, ALLEPPEYVARUN SHARMA, NEW DELHIVASANT THORAT, MUMBAIVASANTALEELA, SECUNDERABADVASANTHA AMARNATH, MUMBAIVASANTHA KUMARI, BANGALOREVATSALA NARAIN, MUMBAIVED PRAKASH, NEW DELHIVEERA NARAYANA SWAMY P, HYDERABADVEERESWARA RAO PENDYALA, HYDERABADVELAYUTAM NAVANEETHA KRISHNAN, KARIMNAGARVEMU SARADA DEVI, SECUNDERABADVENKAT RAO A, SECUNDERABADVENKATA KRISHNA RAO CHERUKURI, HYDERABADVENKATA NIRMALA, HYDERABADVENKATACHALAM SHANKAR, THANEVENKATESAN G R, HYDERABADVENKATESAN SRINIVASAN, MUMBAIVENKATESH PEDADA, GUNTURVENKATESH VISWANATHAN, BANGALORE

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VERINDER KAUR GREWAL, CHANDIGARHVIBHAV RAMRAO SANZGIRI, MUMBAIVIDYA SAGAR KOLACHALA, HYDERABADVIDYANATHAN RAGHUNATHAN, MUMBAIVIJAY KISHORE KUMAR, NEW DELHIVIJAY KUMAR CHOPRA, LUCKNOWVIJAY KUMAR JAIN, NOIDAVIJAY MATTOO, NOIDAVIJAY PRAKASH BANSAL, ALIGARHVIJAYA PRASAD GOPICHANDRAN, CHENNAIVIJAYALAKSHMI M, KARIMNAGARVIJAYLAXMI R PATTEDAR, GULBARGAVIJAYWARGI INFRA ENG PVT LTD , NAGPURVIJESH KUMAR V, PATHANAMATHITTAVIKAS MADHAO KHARE, MUMBAIVIKRAM KISHORE MAHIMKAR, MUMBAIVIKRAM TANNAN, MUMBAIVIKRANT THAPAR, NAGPURVIMLA RAMESH BUTANI, PUNEVINAY MORE, MUMBAIVINAYAK BAHUGUNA, MUMBAIVINAYAK MORE, NANDEDVINITA ZACHARIAH, NAVI MUMBAIVINOD KUMAR SAPRA, NEW DELHIVINOD NAGAR, BILASPURVINOD RAI, MUMBAIVINU DANIE ABRAHAM, TRIVANDRUMVIPUL SHAH, MUMBAIVIRENDRA AMARNATH MITTAL, MUMBAIVISHAL CHNADRA AGARWAL, LUCKNOWVISHALRAJ JAIPAL MAHARAJAN, THANEVISHWANATH SESHADRI, NAVI MUMBAIVISHWANATH VAIDYA, MUMBAIVITTAL SHENOY, BANGALOREVIVEK, BANGALOREVIVEK GOKHALE, MUMBAIVK VALVES PVT LTD, JALANDHARVORA WELFARE FOUDATION, RAJKOTVRINDA MODAK, MUMBAIWAMAN DATTATRAY DANDAGE, PUNEY V G K MURTHY, GUNTURYASHPAL SHARMA, THANEYAZDI B PATEL, NASIKYELURI SITA, GUNTURYESHWANT BALKRISHANA JOSHI, PUNEYOGENDRA SURAJMAL KANODIA, MUMBAIYOGESH KASHYAP, MUMBAIYOGESH SAPRE, JAIPURYSRINIVAS REDDY, HYDERABADYUNUS AZIZ, MUMBAIZAAFIR Z KARACHIWALA, MUMBAIZARIN SAROSH TANGRI, KOLKATAZARINA AZIZ, THRISSURZAVER B BHARUCHA, MUMBAIZENA BERNADETTE BABRBOSA, HYDERABADZENOBIA MEHTA, MUMBAIZOEB HATHIARY, MUMBAIZOLOTO INDUSTRIES, JALANDHAR

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

NOTE

Mr. Kiran Karnik

Chairperson

Ms. Rumjhum Chatterjee

Vice Chairperson

Mr. Arun Nanda

Hon. Treasurer

Mr. J. C. Luther

Mr. Arun Seth

Mr. Pramod Bhasin

Dr. (Mrs.) Asha Padgaonkar

Mr. K.T. Chacko

Mr. Mathew Cherian

CEO and Ex-Officio Member

GOVERNING BODY

Note: HelpAge India’s Annual Report & Full Audited Accounts are also available

online at www.helpageindia.org

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