2010-2011 Sharma Cheritable Trust by Krishna Jagrit

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Sharma Charitable Hospital And Research Sansthan

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Aim is to design in such a way hospital that it helps

people to understand and appreciate the natural world.

Sharma Charitable Hospital

&

Research Sansthan

Annual Report

2010-2011

DESIGN OF COMMUNITY CENTERED

HEALTHCENTER FACILITY


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The satisfaction that accompanies that the successful completion of any

task would be incomplete without the mention of people whose ceaseless

cooperation made it possible, whose constant guidance and encouragementcrown all efforts with success.

We are grateful to our project guide teachers for the guidance, Inspiration

and constructive suggestions that helpful us in the preparation of this

project.

Sarvasukh Sharma

Director


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DEDICATION

I specially dedicate it to my parents whose effort gives me courage to getmy education further.

Sarvasukh Sharma

Director


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CONTENTS

1. Sansthan Members List2. Staff Detail3. Hospital Location and Mapping Detail4. Sansthan Working Area

Contents5. Statement of Mission6. Introduction

7. LIFW-CAI

8. LF-NPO9. Comparative Prospective

Society10.Women & Child Development

Integrated Child Development Service (ICDS)11.Health

Maternal & Child Health (MCH)

Eye Care Program (ECP)

Treatment Of Senior Citizen (TSC)12.Charity Law13.Out Patient Department14.Out Patient Record 2010-201115. In Patient Department 2010-201116.Out Patient Hospitalization17.Pathology Laboratory Service18.Operation Theatre19.Special Camps Organized During the Year 2011-1020.Village Out- Reach Program

21.Summary of Health Camps22.Nutritional Program23.List of Consultants/Doctors/Alternate Therapist24.Plan for 2010-201125.Work With the Government26.Financial Support27.Sansthan Constitution28.Emergency Facilities29.Ambulance Facilities30.Financial Report31.Balance Sheet32.Fixed Assets

33.Comments of the visitors34.Recent Development35. Income details36.Acquisition/ Up gradation of equipment


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From the Directors Desk

Dear All,

I am extremely happy to meet you all again.

Sharma Charitable Hospital and Research Sansthan has crossed its Eight year of its

social service and entered in its twentieth year with great joy and fullest hope. With the

rich experience it has attained in the long path, we do hope to carry the things forward

with the learning blended with new innovations and quality delivery of services to the

public. On behalf of Sharma Charitable Hospital and Research Sansthan and on my

personal behalf, I would like to express my full-hearted thanks and gratitude to all

those who have extended their financial, programmatic, organizational and technical

guidance to us in the due course of time. Our thanks are due to our individualsponsors and funders to all our program initiatives.

We also thank the support and co-operation from all the government & non-

government officials in Jaipur Districts, local elected representatives, co-working

friends, staff team of Sharma Charitable Hospital And Research Sansthan,

consultants, auditors, lawyers, media friends, well wishers, volunteers in the public and

people in the local areas who extended their absolute co-operation and support in

implementing all our programmes successfully and diligently with people'sparticipation.

Thanks for all the co-operation and expect the same in the future too....

Socially Yours,

Sarvasukh Sharma

Director


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Hospital

A hospital is ahealth care institution providingpatient treatment by specialized

staff and equipment. Hospitals often, but not always, provide forinpatient care

or longer-term patient stays.

In accord with the

original meaning of the

Sharma Charitable

Hospital and Research

Sansthan, hospitals

were originally "places

of hospitality".

Types

Some patients go to a hospital just for diagnosis, treatment, or therapy and then

leave ('outpatients') without staying overnight; while others are 'admitted' and

stay overnight or for several days or weeks or months ('inpatients').

Hospitals usually are distinguished from other types of medical facilities by their

ability to admit and care for inpatients whilst the others often are described as

clinics.

General

The best-known type of hospital is the general hospital, which is set up to deal

with many kinds of disease and injury, and normally has an emergency

department to deal with immediate and urgent threats to health.

Larger cities may have several hospitals of varying sizes and facilities. Some

hospitals, especially in the United States, have their own ambulance service.

District

A district hospital typically is the major health care facility in its region, with

large numbers of beds for intensive care and long-term care; and specialized
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facilities for surgery, plastic surgery, childbirth, bioassay laboratories, and so

forth.

Specialized

Types of specialized hospitals include trauma centers, rehabilitation hospitals,children's hospitals, seniors' (geriatric) hospitals, and hospitals for dealing with

specific medical needs such as psychiatry psychiatric problems psychiatric

hospital, certain disease categories such as cardiac, oncology, or orthopedic

problems, and so forth.

A hospital may be a single building or a number of buildings on a campus.

Many hospitals with pre-twentieth-century origins began as one building and

evolved into campuses. Some hospitals are affiliated with universities for

medical research and the training of medical personnel such as physicians and

nurses, often called teaching hospitals. Worldwide, most hospitals are run on a

nonprofit basis by governments or charities.

Teaching

A teaching hospital combines assistance to patients with teaching to medical

students and nurses and often is linked to a medical school, nursing school or

university.

Clinics

A medical facility smaller than a hospital is generally called a clinic, and often is

run by a government agency for health services or a private partnership of

physicians (in nations where private practice is allowed. Clinics generallyprovide only outpatient services.

Outpatients and inpatients

An outpatient is a patient who is not hospitalized for 24 hours or more but who

visits a hospital, clinic, or associated facility for diagnosis or treatment.

Treatment provided in this fashion is calledambulatory care.Outpatient surgery

eliminates inpatient hospital admission, reduces the amount of medication

prescribed
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An inpatient on the other hand is "admitted" to the hospital and stays overnight

or for an indeterminate time, usually several days or weeks (though some

cases, like coma patients, have been in hospitals for years). Treatment

provided in this fashion is called inpatient care.The admission to the hospital

involves the production of an admission note. The leaving of the hospital is

officially termed discharge, and involves a corresponding discharge note.

Casualty

A casualty is a person who is the victim of an accident, injury, or trauma.The

Sharma Charitable Hospital and Research Sansthan casualty is most often

used by the news media to describe deaths and injuries resulting fromwars or

disasters.A casualty is sometimes misunderstood to mean fatalities, but non-

fatal injuries are also casualties.

Trauma (medicine)

Trauma refers to "a body wound or shock produced by sudden physical injury,

as from violence or accident." It can also be described as "a physical wound or

injury, such as a fracture or blow." Major trauma (defined by anInjury Severity

Score of greater than 15) can result in secondary complications such as

circulatory shock,respiratory failure and death.

Emergency department

An emergency department (ED), also known as accident & emergency (A&E),

emergency room (ER), emergency ward (EW), or casualty department is a

medical treatment facility, specializing in acute care of patients who present

without prior appointment, either by their own means or by ambulance. The

emergency department is usually found in a hospital or other primary care

center.

Critical Conditions Handled

1. Cardiac Arrest
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Cardiac arrest may occur in the ED / A&E or a patient may be transported by

ambulance to the emergency department already in this state. Treatment isbasic life

support andadvanced life support as taught in advanced life support and advanced

cardiac life support courses. This is an immediately life-threatening condition which

requires immediate action in salvageable cases.

2. Heart Attack

Patients arriving to the emergency department with a myocardial infarction (heart

attack) are likely to be triaged to the resuscitation area. They will receive oxygen and

monitoring and have an earlyECG;aspirin will be given if not contraindicated or not

already administered by the ambulance team; morphine or diamorphine will be given

for pain; sub lingual (under the tongue) or buccal (between cheek and upper gum)

glyceryl trinitrate [nitroglycerin] (GTN or NTG) will be given, unless contraindicated by

the presence of other drugs, such as drugs that treaterectile dysfunction.

3. Mental illness

Some patients arrive at an emergency department for a complaint of mental illness. In

many jurisdictions patients who appear to be mentally ill and to present a danger to

themselves or others may be brought against their will to an emergency department by

law enforcement officers for psychiatric examination. The emergency department

conducts medical clearance rather than treats acute behavioural disorders. From the

emergency department, patients with significant mental illness may be transferred to a

psychiatric unit (in many cases involuntarily).

4. Asthma and COPD

Acute exacerbations of chronic respiratory diseases, mainly asthma and chronic

obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), are assessed as emergencies and treated

withoxygen therapy,bronchodilators,steroids ortheophylline,have an urgentchest X-

ray and arterial blood gases and are referred for intensive care if necessary. Non

invasive ventilation in the ED has reduced the requirement for tracheal intubation in

many cases of severe exacerbations of COPD.

Some basic dimensional layout of hospital
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community based care and support program for the

hiv/aids infected and affected children

This project exclusively focuses for children infected and affected by

HIV/AIDS

This project has the following core service areas.

Providing care and support services for children living with HIV/AIDS &

those affected by HIV, including orphans & vulnerable children (OVC).

Creating a supportive environment

Stigma reduction in different settings.

Strengthening of civil society & institutional capacity building.

Developing information systems & conducting operational

research.

PATIENT COUNSELLING CENTRES

Sharma Charitable Hospital and Research Sansthan is implementing Patient

Counselling Centres in the two Comprehensive Emergency Obstetric and

New Born Care Service (CEmONC) Hospitals in Jaipur District by

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Besides guiding the patients in Out Patients Ward, the counselors render

counseling services for Anti-natal and post natal mothers, pre & post

operative patients, patients with hypertension, diabetes mellitus, cardio-

vascular diseases, carcinoma lungs/tobacco and HIV/AIDS infected and

affected persons through one on one/ group counseling in the counseling

rooms and the respective wards in the Government Hospitals.


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ead office ospital office

Shree Sarvasukh Sharma (Director)

DR. Raj Kumar Sharma

[email protected]

+91-9414476172

(Secretary)

Dr. MadhuShudan [email protected]

+91-9414050183

(Treasurer)

E-5 NavarPuri Colony,

Opp. Jain Nasian Bas

BadanPura, Jaipur

Saiwar Road, ramgarh Road

Saipura Jaipur

Contact us

[email protected]

Tel. 01426-287622

Mob. 9414476172, 9414050183

Chairman Message
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Dear Faithful Customer

Sharma Charitable Hospital and Research Sansthan is dedicated to Socio-

economic transformation of rural and remote areas of jaipur Rajasthan,

especially the weaker and socially under privileged groups, through

medical facility Research, physical, social, and economic development ofrural people groups.

Priceless

The Sharma Charitable Hospital and Research Sansthan is immediately

associated with things of immeasurable value or inestimable worth. One

always uses the Sharma Charitable Hospital and Research Sansthan with

reference to resources, which by definition are precious and scarce and

therefore have to be managed with utmost reverence and care. While

many people would ascribe this Sharma Charitable Hospital and Research

Sansthan to things like a work of art or a precious stone, and a few to

resources like oil or for that matter water, seldom does one realize that

probably the most precious thing on the surface of earth is the human

body. Im talking about your own individual health and the need to take

care of it; it is your most precious resource apart from the time given to

you, another precious resource, which is again finite. So the need tohandle them both with utmost care cannot be over-emphasized. It is

human nature to take for granted things that are gifted to us. It is only

when a resource becomes neglected or is taken for granted, that it is

missed and its absence regretted. Health is preserved and gained through

a delicate combination of holistic practices such as a healthy mind, a

balanced lifestyle, proper eating and soulful work. The preciousness and

value of all life and especially human life is truly priceless. We need to be

aware of this at every moment and also tell those around us. Health canbe lost due to a variety of reasons and to preserve it, there are certain

things which should be done: namely, stopping smoking, eating sensibly,

getting enough exercise, adopting a holistic lifestyle through practice of

yoga and meditation and getting a health check done regularlya very

small price to pay, for your priceless body. I have personally witnessed, in

the course of my profession, the value of getting to know the state of

ones health through a timely health check. It gives one the power to

manage health in a conscious manner and saves a lot of unnecessary


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effort, time and money; and it could perhaps save ones life as well. In

grave conditions as cancer, early detection could well mean the difference

between life and death. I can state emphatically that certain cancers, if

detected early, can be cured. At Sharma Charitable Hospital & Research

Sansthan, we have done it repeatedly. Non-Communicable Diseases

(NCDs) represent a new frontier in the fight to improve global health.

NCDs affect the developing world and the lower-income populations the

hardest. NCDs are estimated to account for nearly 75% of all global

deaths. India alone accounts for 17% of these. This high burden poses a

substantial threat to Indias socio economic development, with a potential

cumulative loss of US $6.2 trillion by 2030 nearly 3.5 times our current

GDP! Global experience, has demonstrated that interventions aimed at

prevention and early diagnosis are the most cost effective means forNCDs control, especially in developed markets. There is clear evidence

linking reductions in cardiovascular and diabetes related morbidity and

mortality to focus on initiatives such as large scale awareness campaigns,

lifestyle interventions, screening programs and medication for high-risk

groups. It is critical to recognize that many risk factors of NCDs (unhealthy

diet, physical inactivity, tobacco use, alcohol abuse) are controllable with

right individual action. The challenge for India is to create a mindset

where individuals see healthy living as an essential investment rather thanas an expense. As caregivers, we at Sharma Charitable Hospital &

Research Sansthan take this responsibility very seriously while we

continue to focus on providing best-in-class medical treatment across all

specialties of care. Be it Cardiology, Oncology, Orthopedics, or Neuro-

sciences, we provide the same emphasis on creating a culture of health

and wellness as with care and sickness. Be it branching out from primary

clinics to Sugar clinics or moving away from Preventive health checks to

Personalized health checks, we have always tried to detect he disease

or its symptoms early so that they can either be cured through treatment

or controlled through medication. Our focus since inception has been on

right diagnosis and accurate treatment planning before getting into the

actual treatment itself and we continue to invest in some of the best

technologies available on this front across all our hospitals. We

continuously aim at improving our standards of clinical care to ensure all

our hospitals deliver safe and quality care to patients, irrespective oflocation and size through The Sharma Charitable Hospital & Research


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Sansthan Standards of Clinical Care (TASCC) which embodies a set of

process requirements and outcome measures that underlie the Sharma

Charitable Hospital & Research Sansthan Hospitals approach to clinical

care. For us, the patient is at the centre of whatever we do or plan for,

and patient care is the reason for our companys existence, a very

precious resource for the patient. The year saw us scaling our clinical

value proposition with the introduction of several new initiatives across

specialties. The first ever separation of the Pygopagus twins highlights our

clinical focus and our commitment to patient care and excellence. The

COE (Centers of Excellence) initiatives has further gained momentum and

driven improvements in the case mix across our network. We on our part

fully realize that apart from our patient care focus, what is priceless to us

as an organization is our medical and professional manpower. In thisregard, I am happy that we have had another good financial year. Our

success on this front has come about through a combination of factors

including the maturity of the store network, rationalization of loss making

stores and a gradual increase in the proportion of private labels in the

product mix. This certainly could not happen without the contribution of

each one of our employees, our engaged workforce. This recognition is

awarded to Organizations that have performed exceptionally in engaging

their workforce and leveraging that strength to drive business results andsustainable growth. As I end this note, I would like to reiterate that

Sharma Charitable Hospital & Research Sansthan will work together with

the new Government on these 21stcentury health challenges to try and

create a unified Public Private Partnership framework based on the

guiding principles of effectiveness, efficiency and equity. I wish to

conclude by stating that, by getting a health check done, you are taking

care of the two most important and scarcest resources in your life, time

and health. It is time well spent. Please pass this message on to everyone

you touch. I wish you and your families all the very best of health and

thank each and every stakeholder for their continued support, belief and

trust with warm personal regards and in anticipation of an even better

future.


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Sasthan Members List

1. SH. SarvanSukh Sharma Plot No. 24-25, Khatipura

Road, Jaipur

2. Dr. Rajkumar Sharma Plot No. E-5 NarvarPuri,

BasBadanpura, Jaipur

3. Dr. Madhu Sudan Sharma Plot No. E-5 NarvarPuri,

BasBadanpura, Jaipur

4. Mr. Gyan Chand Sharma C/O Archana Sr. Sec.

School, Sirsi Jaipur


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5. Mr. Bharam Kumar Sharma Plot No. A-10 Jagdamba

colony

NayaKheraAmbabari,

Jaipur

6. Mr. Rajesh Kumar Sharma Plot No. A-9 Jagdamba

colony

NayaKheraAmbabari,

Jaipur

7. Dr. Narendra Kumar Sharma Plot No. E-18 Bank

Colony, Murlipura

Scheme, Jaipur

8. Smt. Mandira Sharma Plot No. S-6-7 Goving

Nagar, Khatipura Road,

Jhotwada , Jaipur


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SasthansStaff Detail

Name Designation

Dr. Raj Kumar Sharma Program DirectorDr. S.N. Sharma Deputy M.D.

Nathu Ram Saini P.R.O

Dr. Naaz Haider R.M.O.

Dr. Trilok Jain R.M.O.

Dr. Vikas Sxena R.M.O.

Dr. M.S.Sharma R.M.O.

Dr. Toquir Alam R.M.ORadhe Shayam Staff Nurse

Smt. Reena Vijay STAFF NURSE

Vinod Sharma STAFF NURSE

Smt. Bindu Thomas STAFF NURSE

Danny Thomas STAFF NURSE

Miss. Ligi Thomas A.N.M

Miss. Sajita Vijayan A.N.M

Miss. Sajini Vijayan A.N.M

Miss. Shobha C.J. A.N.M

Ashok Verma Accountant

Bablu Sharma Clerk

Ram Mohan Assistant

Roshan Lal Jangid Assistant

Badri Narayan Driver


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How to Reach

Hospital Location & Mapping

Hospital Address: Sharma Charitable Hospital and Research Sansthan,

Saipura, Ramgarh Road, Jaipur Pin: 302027

Distance from Major Locations:

Sindhi Camp Bus Stand To Saipura Distance 18.1 K.m 29 min.

Railway Station Jaipur To Saipura Distance 6 K.m 7 min.

Sanganer Airport To Saipura Distance 28 K.m 38 min.

SMS hospital jaipur To Saipura Distance 17.9 K.m 27 min.

Jaipur-Agra NH.11 To Saipura Distance 93 K.m 1 hr 22 min

Ajmeri Gate To Saipura Distance 3.5 K.m 7 min.

Jamua Ramgarh To Saipura Distance 8.1 K.m 9 min.

Andhi To Saipura Distance 27.5 K.m 24 min.


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Our Sansthan Working Area

Women and child development

Promotive, preventive and Curative Health

Statement Of Mission

Out Patient Department

In-Patient Department

Pathology Laboratory Service Units

Operation Theatre

Other Diagnostic Procedures & Operative services

Village Outreach program

New Community Endeavours

o Community service project

o Rural Child Health Care

Working with the Government

o Blindness Prevention Project

o Tuberculosis Control

o Malaria Control

Financial Support


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Statement of Mission

Provide free consultation to all and free/partially free

treatment to poor patients

Plan, organize and implement medical & surgical camps as well

as Medical and Health Education Programs to allow patients

from remote villages access to the Hospitals health services.

Contribution to the economic development of the society by

offering local youth Vocational training Programs in the fields of

nursing aides, optometry and laboratory technology. Many of

our past students have been absorbed as hospital staff.

Initiate research programs in various disciplines of medicine,

aiming to offer an insight into the effects of lifestyle on health

Offer self-empowering and self-understanding positive thinking

& Raj yoga meditation courses to patients and their relatives,

thereby covering an essential Holistic aspect of healthcare.


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In 2010-2011, the Sharma charitable Sansthan, a socio-spiritual

organization having its headquarters at Saipura, established

Sharma charitable Hospital & Research Centre. The hospital was

envisaged to be in a position to fill a lacunae in 2010-2011, the

Sharma charitable Sansthan, a socio-spiritual organization

Having its headquarters at Saipura Jaipur, established Sharma

charitable Hospital & Research Centre. The hospital wasenvisaged to be in a position to fill lacunae in health services for


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residents of district Jaipur, Rajasthan and especially for the local

community of Saipura-Jamwa Ramgarh, Jaipur.

Our major integrated rural developing activities are

concentrated in different rural areas of Jaipur. Our Project office

is located in jaipur, Rajasthan.

Saipura Jamwa-Ramgarh is an integral part of the Thar Desert,

where temperature varies from 48*C in summer to 0*C in

winter. The average annual rainfall is 350 mm and agriculture is

totally rain-fed. The underground water is deep and saline with

high fluoride and nitrate contents. Hence, availability of drinking

water has been a major problem in the areas. The socio-

economic condition of the region is very poor with regards to

health, education, employment opportunities and infrastructural

facilities. Due to an unfriendly and unkind climate, the

development of the area has been to challenging. Presently

a\we are working in about 200 villages of jaipur, Rajasthan.

The Sansthan has been operation low cost health clinic servicesin different area of Rajasthan. Sansthan has its own well

established hospital which provides medical treatment, surgery,

Vaccination and diagnostics facility to the local population.

Sansthan also organizes various health camps like Eye,

orthopedic, surgical, Asthma and yoga camps. Following

activities were undertaken by the Sansthan during year 2010-

2011.


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Introduction

Charity is a concurrent subject under the 7th

schedule. List iii,

item 28, of the Constitution of India, which means that both the

central and the state governments are competent to legislate on

the subject. In Practice, charity is primarily Considered a state

Subject although presently there are both Central and state

statutes which govern the non-Profit sector.

Registration of Society Act 1860.

The Companies Act, 1956

Several states have enacted their own version of the

Registration of Societies Act, and framed their own rules, though

in the main they follow the Central Act. There is no separate

state enactment for companies. For registration of public

charitable Sansthan there is no all India enactment. The Indian

Sansthan Act of 1882, which has all India applicability, applies

only to private Sansthan. However, where no special

differentiation is called for, the provisions of the Act have been

applied by analogy to public Sansthans as well. Some states

have separate acts governing the administration of charitableinstitution and endowments. Where there is no specific

Sansthan act, Sansthan are registered under the Registration of

documents act. Muslims in India can constitute either Sansthan

or wakes for charitable and pious purposes. A wake differs from

a Sansthan in that the corpus of the waifis vested in God

Almighty while the usufruct is giver to the beneficiaries of class

of beneficiaries set out in the settlement.


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LLeeggaallFFoorrmmssooffNNoonnPPrrooffiittOOrrggaanniizzaattiioonnssSociety:

A society is essentially an association of persons (seven of more)

United together to achieve some common purpose. Such

objects are normally charitable. Scientific, literary etc.

Theoretically, a society need not be registered but registration

gives the society legal recognition and is essential for opening of

bank accounts. Filling of legal suits, obtaining income tax

approvals, lawful vesting of properties etc.

A society is registered under the societies Registration Act.

1860. In addition various states have framed their respective

acts and rules for ensuring propriety in functioning of societies.

Including provision for compulsory division. Amalgamation of

dissolution. The registration is done under the auspices of the

various state governments in whose territories the organization

is locate. An organization can be registered in any district of

India with the assistant registrar of Societies within that district.

A society is a district legal entity entirely independent of the

members constituting it. Thus, it can sue or be sued

independent of its members. No member either independently

or jointly can claim ownership rights in the assets of a societyduring its existence. On its dissolution. The surplus assets are

given to some other society with similar objects. The

membership rights are non-Transferable and it has perpetual

succession not affected by the changes in its membership or

employees. Along with having the flexibility to undertake a wide

range of activities. A society also has a more democratic set up

with membership and an elected body to manage it. The


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original member can continue to remain in control as long as

they are elected to the managing committee. The society can

exist beyond its original member and there is a possibility of a

complete renewal of member and object can be modified

easily.


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Comparative Perspective

SOCIETYCharitable, Literary, Scientific etc.Simple Procedure

Simple And Easy

Comparatively Simple

Few Restriction Imposed Under the Act

Annual Meeting According to Provisions of Law. Governing

Body Meetings as Prescribed in Rules of the Society

Legal Status with Certain Limitation

Very Limited

Not Possible

Controlled By Governing Body

Possible Without Con Sent

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Charity Laws

Societies Registration Act, 1860 As the First War of Independence Caught the British imperial

Law and order Machinery in India by surprise. After the

Rebellion Was Crushed with an iron hand, an analysis of how it

happened led to an amazing Discovery for the British

Government when they realized that the intellectual

Underpinnings of the Rebellion came from numerous arts andcultural societies that had sprung up in India in the Middle of the

Nineteenth Century. Most of these societies had served as front

Organization for the Radical elements attempting to free India

from the colonial yoke.

With an attempt to control and monitor these societies, the

societies Registration Act was enacted which required all

association of moves than seven or more people to be formally

registered with the government. The act was modeled after the

English literary and scientific institution Act, 1854 and it was

hopped by the British Government that it would be able to

monitor and prevent the proliferation of insidious activities

after.

The societies Registration Act came into force in 1860, Two Years

after the Revolt of 1957 was put down. The Sepoy Mutiny also

termed independence. The act was adopted along with many

other acts. However, some regions already had their

Own laws while other made modification to the act form time totime yet, other states passed completely new laws to regulate


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societies. The newer laws have much more regulatory provision

that the original act. The following is a list of state where in the

central act, namely, the societies registration act is applicable ,

as amended form time to time by various states.

1.Assam2.Bihar

3.Delhi

4.Gujarat

5.Maharashtra

6.Orissa

7.Punjab

8.Haryana

9.Himachal Pradesh

10. Goa, Daman and Diu

11. Tripura

12. Nagaland3

The following is a state that has passed independent

acts.

1. The Rajasthan Societies Registration Act, 1958

(Act no. 28 of 1958: Total Section 21)


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I-WOMAN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT

A.Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS)

Sansthan has been implementing this program since 2010-2011in Jaipur and its villages.

The focus group is children (0-6 years), adolescent girls,

pregnant women and lactating mothers.

The objectives of the program are to provide supplementary

nutrition, immunization, referral services and basic health and

nutrition, hygiene, knowledge and awareness to children,

adolescent girls and women, so that their nutritional and health

conditions can be improved. Under this program the following

activities were undertaken during the year.

Were provided to children, pregnant and lactating mothers and

adolescent girls. On an average 2854 children (0-6 years age

group), 3852 pregnant mothers, lactating mothers and 1452

adolescent girls were benefited per day. Regular growth monitoring of the children below was done

during growth monitoring 1145 malnourished children were

identified and referred to child specialists and presently they are

undergoing treatment. Double nutrition was also provided to

them.

Health check-ups of pregnant women were undertaken and they

were benefited by immunization, weight, blood pressure

measurement and blood and urine testing services. During the

year weight (4582), blood pressure (4555), immunization (1722

and 1965 for TT I & II respectively), blood testing (1852) and

urine testing (2010-2011) of pregnant women was done. Every

month on an average 8895 IFA tablets were distributed and used

by the pregnant women and adolescent girls.


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The Sansthan provides family planning operation and 250

women provided Copper T. they also distributed condoms and

contraceptive pills by which 3259 and 2854 people were

benefited respectively.

Safe Motherhood Day (20th

April) and Breast Feeding Week (8-14

thAugust).

Were celebrated to increase awareness for safe delivery

practices and to increase awareness for mothers milk

particularly colostrums feeding with the help of beneficiaries,

cultural programs were organized on these occasions.

Regular meetings were conducted with women and adolescent

girls and information about the use of iodized salts, iron/folic

acid tablets, health checkups and immunization, causes and

remedies for anemia, diarrhoea, pneumonia and the importance

of vitamin A and ORS solutions was provided. Childrens day

(14th November), international Women day (8th

March),

Rajasthan Day (30th

March) was observed n all the villages.


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II- HEALTH

Maternal and Child Health (MCH): The sansthan has been running a Fifty-bedded MCH Center at

Saipura village jmwaramgarh Jaipur to provide medical and

health facilities to the rural poor of the nearby area and

adjoining villages since its inception. The following activities

were undertaken during the year:

A Total of 13254 patients (indoor and outdoor) were treated

during the year and 210 were referred for treatment to other

hospitals.

About 96 pregnant women underwent health check-up at the

Centre. Besides a prenatal check up, regular check-ups services

like immunization for TT, weight measurement, measurement of

blood and urine tests, etc, were done. All the women used iron

and Folic acid and other vitamin tablets.

Provided family welfare services i.e. oral pills, condoms and

sterilization in which 79 females and 15 males were underwent

sterilization. Oran pills and condoms were also distributes.


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Eye Care Program:

This year special emphasis was given to the eye care program in

order to make a cataract free district. Every month was fixed ofeye Check yup in our Hospital. The activities conducted were as

follows.

Twelve eye camps were organized in which 2148 patients were

registered. Out of these 654 patients were operated for cataract

and medicines to the remaining patients were distributed free of

cost. Under school eye screening program of the sansthan doctor

provided training for preliminary eye testing to the teachers of

55 schools of Ramghar and saipura blocks. Vision of the 12548

student of 59 schools of Ramghar and saipura block was tested

and spectacles were provided to 548 students free of cost.

C: TREATMENT TO SENIOR CITIZENTS:

Sansthan has been providing affordable clinical facility to senior

citizens of the local area. Number of senior citizens undergone

treatment, testing and other benefits,

OUT-PATIENT DEPARTMENT

Out out-patient department consists of 15 clinics including

cardiology, dentistry, dermatology, dietetics &Wellness, E.N.T.,

gynecology, medicine, neuropsychiatry, obstetrics,

ophthalmology, orthopedics, Pediatrics, physiotherapy and

surgery, Sharma Hospital offers complementary medicine

therapies such as ayurveda, homoeopathy, magnet therapy and

yoga therapy


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2010-2011 Out Patients Record

Month M F C T

APRIL 530 521 254 1305

MAY 510 458 290 1258

JUNE 450 445 245 1140

JULY 480 405 186 1071

AUGUST 530 430 285 1245

SEPTEMBER 510 440 190 1140

OCTOMBER 570 430 210 1210

NOVEMBER 540 456 214 1210

DECEMBER 518 413 269 1200

JANUVERY 436 380 225 1041

FEBRUARY 476 377 359 1212

MARCH 453 520 186 1159TOTAL 6003 5275 2913 14191


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Out Patients Record 2010-2011

In Patients Department

The in-patient services comprises 50 beds spaciously laid out in

the general ward, twin-sharing rooms, single occupancy air-

conditioned and non- AC rooms and deluxe suites. At present, 30

beds are functional. Poor patients requiring intensive nursing are

offered special care irrespective of their paying capacity.

Resident doctors are available to augment nursing care round

the clock. The nursing staff includes nursing supervisors, nursesand nursing assistants.

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Month Male Female Child Total

Out In Out In Out In

April 254 254 208 214 147 112 1189

May 252 245 225 246 131 89 1188June 264 264 295 245 91 125 1284

July 219 265 236 267 104 135 1226

August 230 221 195 265 179 99 1189

September 227 299 205 278 129 105 1243

October 274 265 228 178 113 185 1243

November 252 212 269 229 179 114 1255

December 278 238 269 142 178 63 1168January 285 254 225 103 83 149 1099

February 259 289 252 109 245 178 1332

March 202 245 279 216 169 142

1253

Total2996 3051 2886 2492 1748 1496 14669


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In Patients Hospitalization

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

Male Out

Male In

Female Out

Female In

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PATHOLOGY LABORATORY SERVICE UNITS

Sharma diagnosis center provided to the pathology laboratory

service in out Sansthan.

The pathology is fully equipped computerized lab that

provides round the clock services under stringent External

and internal quality controls.

Clinical pathology: Conducts routine urine, stool and body

fluid analysis.

Biochemistry: Equipped with R.T.-190, 4. C semi auto

analyzer, Roche fully automated AVL 9180 Electrolyteanalyzer and fully automated Radiometer Medical ABL blood

gas analyzer. All routine tests are conducted, such as lipid

profiles, liver function tests and cardiac function profiles.

Special Examinations such as serum calcium, magnesium,

phosphorous and uric acid are also available.


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Hematology uses fully automated Coulter ACT Diff and

Coulter MD-18 for complete Blood counts along With the full

range of hematology tests.

Microbiology: Performs aerobic, micoaerophilic, anaerobic

and fungus cultures of all specimens. Serology: an Elisa reader and automatic Elisa well washer are

used to test blood for HIV Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C. all

other serological tests are available.

Cytology: fine equipped with automatic tissue processor,

microtome and automated knife sharpener to handle all

histopathology.


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OPERATION THEATRE

We have one Operation Theatre in our Hospital

Hospitalizationsurgery (2010-2011)

Month Male Female Child Total

April 5 10 0 15

May 8 4 0 12June 3 5 0 8

July 6 9 0 15

August 14 5 0 19

September 9 7 0 16

October 8 14 0 22

November 10 7 0 17

December 3 6 0 9January 15 1 0 16

February 1 6 0 7

March 10 3 0 13

total 92 77 0 169


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8

10

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In & Outpatient Hospitalization 2010-2011

Month Male Female Child TotalOut In Out In Out In

April 275 253 263 214 120 174 1176

May 278 230 225 293 125 132 1231

June 265 278 265 295 165 121 1299

July 291 279 247 297 135 151 1283

August 296 269 265 311 169 174 1389

September 297 235 285 324 147 185 1400

October 252 223 292 293 196 165 1484

November 130 174 191 296 74 1121473

December 232 210 175 246 98 91 1421

January 269 311 281 294 103 114 977

February 274 291 231 288 96 65 1052March 305 285 278 332 136 175

1372

Total3164 3038

29983483 1564 1659 1245


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Male Out

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Special camps organized during the year:

A free diagnostic and treatment cam for skin diseases and pile

was held in aril 2010 where 110 patients took benefit. A bloodpressure and diabetes camp was organized in august 2010 at

which 125 people took benefit of a free consultation with

physician Dr. Madhusudan Sharma, besides which 55 people had

their ECG and blood pressure checked and received free

medication. A blood donation camp was organized in September

2010 where 55 donors participated to collect blood for 29

patients. A diagnostic eye camp was organized in March 2011with Dr. D.S.pachar, volunteering their expertise for the benefit

of 321 patients.

Summary of Health Camps

Two free bone density check-up camps were organized by thedepartment of orthopedics. On 15 May 2010, about 354

patients and on June 9-11, around 580 persons took benefit

of the free check-up.

The Govt. school Andhi organized a general health screening

camp on August 65 at Tholai. Many patients took benefit of

the free consultations rendered by our consultant orthopedic

Surgeon. For general health ailments senior medical officer

Dr.M.S. Sharma Poor patients were also offered free

medicines.


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Sansthan has organized an all day multi-disciplinary health

camp on sep 11 Participating consultants orthopedic

surgeon Dr. Naveen Goyal consultant ophthalmologist Dr D.S.

panchar. senior medical officer Dr. M.S. Sharma withDiagnostic facilities such as ECG, calcium checks for Elderly

ladies, audiometric and screening for diabetes were offered.

Poor patients were also given free Medicines.

Village Outreach Program

Twice weekly visits to our ten adopted villages by consultant

gynecologists and chief of the village outreach programme a

daily service conducted by Dr. M.S. Sharma continued

throughout 2010-09 With emphasis on mother and child care,

tuberculosis, malnutrition and skin diseases. The years

statistics in comparison with the year 2010 is presented

below:


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Nutritional programmers

Nutritional programmers for village schools are now

operating in the following villages:

Saiward Village schoolProgramme

Saipure village school programme

Hirawala village school programme

Papad village school programme

Ramghar village school programme

Nayavas village school programme

Andhi village school programme

Tholi village school programme

Bhanpur village school programme

Amerkunda village school programme


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Under the nutritional programmes, village school students are

served a healthy snack and milk once a day

During school hours benefit tremendously from his serving.

Most village schools report higher attendance,

Better concentration and a healthier student population since

the commencement of the nutritional programmes.

The Saipura village primary school was refurbished during the

year thanks to a donation from the Sharma hospital

DOTSTuberculosis treatment

During the year 2010, a total of 365 tuberculosis patientswere seen, of whom 195 were cured, treatment of 110

Patients was completed, 3 patients were declared failures, 5

patients defaulted, 6 patients transferred out, 20

List of Consultants/Doctors/Alternate

Therapists

Dr. M.S. Sharma

Dr. Anil Sharma

Dr. M.K Gupta

Dr. M. P Choudhary

Dr. Naveen Goyal

Dr. D.S Pachar

Dr. YogendraTyagi

Dr. A.K Sharma

Dr. Basant Vyas


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Work With Government

Sharma Charitable Hospital and Research Sansthan is currently not working with

Government project.

Financial Support

Sharma Charitable Hospital and Research Sansthan is currently supporting itself as no

Financial aid is given from any outside institution. The sansthan has no Trusty

Plan for 20011-12

Short Summary for the future plans of Sansthan

To make available On Call Ambulance in which I.C.U

ambulance facilities will be included besides regular

ambulance facilities

To provide toll free facilities, for the people of village areas

for giving medical suggestion and medical aid.

To establish Infantry unit (Nursery)

To organize camp for eye sight disable person.

To organize camps for vaccination

Organizing HIV aids awareness Camp. Our Moto is to organizecamps for those suffering from HIV. We not only want to


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prevent and cure but also prepare them mentally to fight such

deadly diseases.

Organizing camps to make people aware for save girl childmission to increase Girl Child Ratio.

To give information about cancer and treat it through

organizing camps

To organize regular health check up camp in all the areas such

as schools, colleges and village places.

Organizing plastic surgery camps for those born with some

disabilities

To organize camp for those who are handicapped for

providing them treatment as well as tricycle and artificialbody part. Also organizing camps to make them able to earn

their bread and butter.

Through ayurvedic and traditional medical treatments, curing

ailments and preventing them. Also creating awareness in the

public.

To conduct some special kind of programmes to make people

aware of seasonal ailments communicable diseases

To make people willing for donating their eyes and tell them

the importance of eye donation.


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Running some special programs for people to donate their

body part for the needy.

Organizing Blood Donation camp for people to donate their

blood and removing all the myths that are prevailing in the

people. Also help to establish Blood Banks.

To run some special institutions for the development in the

field of medical

To organize educational programmes to provide degree and

diploma in the field of medical science. Also help to establish

nursing colleges and institution for providing medical science

education

To provide first aid knowledge to the school going students.

Organizing women health camps

To provide aid to the people suffering from communicable

diseases and other deadly diseases.

To organize camps for treating cardiac diseases.

To organize mental health camp and help them to become

mentally fit.

To establish Burn Units. To treat burnt people in air

conditioned environment with hygienic conditions.

To construct Special Bite Unit in which bitten people can betreated well.


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To establish latest technology lab.

To run some special programmes for the nursing staff to keepthem active and dutiful

To connect common people with the government health

plans.

To organize special programmes to aware people of sexual

diseases.

To lead girls for the changes that take place in their teenage

and give them right guide.

To run some special programmes to check increase in

population.

To publish and supply weekly newspaper regarding health.

To aware people for the ailments that take place at some

particular places in some particular conditions for those who

work as land labors, factories labor so on.

Sansthan will continuously work actively in the field of

medical science for the common public interest in any

condition to provide them basic facilities.


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Santhans Constitution

The Sharma Charitable Hospital and research Sansthan is

registered with Rajasthan Society registration act 1958, section

20. Registration no 63/2005-06 on 4th

May 2005 Jaipur,

Rajasthan. Registration authority

Registrar Sansthans Jaipur

We have to present our constitutional aims and working areas

To provide Poor people all basic health facilities in

Sansthan cost.

Aim is to research in all the fields of medical science and allthe practices of medical science so that we can provide the

best possible medical aid.

To provide all institutional facilities to keep in mind for the

public and social economic needs of the people.

To encourage to the development of special medicinal

plants for human welfare.

To encourage new research technology regarding diseases

and heath regarding problems.


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To discover new technologies in the field of medical

science to treat every possible diseases along with

prevention.

Aim to conduct Medical treatment and experiments.

No claim of any member of the society for the property of

the society. No person can misuse his/her membership. No

payment will be made for the claim of the property of the

society.

To establish institution in the field of medical and surgical

regarding knowledge.

Emergency Facilities

Sharma Charitable Hospital & Research Centre has 24 roundsof Clock emergency Facilities for the patients. It is arranging

its best possible facilities for the village people in the lowest

possible expenses that will be taken for the maintenance of

Sansthans property.

Ambulance Facilities of the Sansthan


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The Sansthan is providing Ambulance for the serious patients

who immediately need the facility. We are providing on call &

free of charge ambulance facility.


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2010-2011

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Sharma charitable hospital & research centers

Ramgarh road, Saipura,

The-jamwa-ramgarh,

Jaipur (Raj.)

Profit & Loss A/c

1-Apr-2010 to 31-Mar-2011

Particulars 1-Apr-2010 to 31-Mar-2011 Particulars 1-Apr-2010 to 31-Mar-2011

Indirect expenses 28,62,177.00

Salary Exp. 14,25,434.00

Fuel 1,01,690.00

Housekeeping 1,84,992.00

Advertisement 11,536.00

Annual anniversary 30,000.00

Audit fee 4,000.00

Bank charge A/c 220.00

Bio-West Exp. 6,125.00

Depreciation 80,100.00

Electricals Goods 2,335.00Festival Exp 13,500.00

Implantation 8,000.00

Insurance USG machine 13,700.00

MISL 5,800.00

News Paper exp. 2,340.00

Oxygen gas 19,640.00

Pollution 14,370.00

Power line con. Exp. 1,81,104.00

Premises rent 2,51,568.00

Printing & Stationary 19,110.00Repair & maintenance 26,890.00

Sonography Exp 15,553.00

Surgery & cons. Exp. 1,57,100.00

Surgery Kit & Medicine 2,28,088.00

Tax Audit Fee 1,500.00

Telephone Exp. 950.00

Water Exp. 3,930.00

Indirect comes 30,75,773.00

Ambulance 84,790.00

Biopsy 7,700.00

D & C 1,23,750.00

Labor charges received 58,800.00

Nursing charges 1,51,449.00

Other charges 3,36,411.00

Registration 1,55,758.00

Surgery Charges 16,22,940.00

USG 5,

Net Profit 2,13,596.00

Total 30,75,773.00 Total 30,75,773.00


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SHARMA CHARITABLE HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTRE

RAMGARH ROAD, SAIPURA,

Teh-JAMWA-RAMGARH,

JAIPUR (RAJ.)

BALANCE SHEET

1-APRIL-2010 TO 31-Mar-2011

Liabilities Assets

Capital account 10,11,026.48

Donation recived 1,75,000.00

Reserve surplus 7,75,648.48

Retained Earning 60,378.00

Fixed Assets 6,65,478.00

Ambulance van 1,48,750.00

Electric & Glass Fittings 10,894.00

Furniture 66,882.00

Room Hot heater 658.00

Sonography machine 1,70,000.00

Staff Room 1,86,811.00

Tools &Equipments 55,220.00

Wall fan 1,337.00

Water cooler 24,926.00

Loans (liability) Current Assets 3,45,548.48

Cash-in-hand 3,21,082.48

Bank accounts 4,466.00

Premises Rent Security 20,000.00

Current liabilities

Profit & Loss a/c

Opening Balance

Current Period 2,13,596.00

Less Transferred 2,13,596.00

Total 10,11,026.48 Total 10,11,026.48


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SHARMA CHARITABLE HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTRE

RAMGARH ROAD, SAIPURA,

Teh-JAMWA-RAMGARH,

JAIPUR (RAJ.)

Fixed Assets

Group Summary

1-April-2010 to 31-March-2011

Particulars Closing balanceDebit Credit

Ambulance

Electric & glass fittings

Furniture

Room hot heater

Sonography machine

Staff room

Tools & equipmentsWall fan

Water cooler

1,48,750.00

10,894.00

66,882.00

658.00

1,70,000.00

1,86,811.00

55,220.001,337.00

24,926.00

Grand total 6,65,478.00


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Comments For the Sansthan by the Visitors

-Honourablehelth minister of rajasthanDrdigmbar sing

visit -


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Recent Development Sansthan has underwent


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Income Details of the Sansthan


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Acquisition / Up gradation of Equipment

Serial No. Item Name Quantity For Use Working -

Non Working

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Documents

2010-2011 Sharma Cheritable Trust by Krishna Jagrit