TRUST OFFERED ANNA DHANAM TO AN OLD AGE HOME.

                       

Our Trust offered  Anna dhanam to an Orphanage old age home- called SHALOM  OLD AGE HOME  at Palayamkottai   on 29-4-2014.

The inmates, aged  Men and Women  thanked us for this gesture and performed a prayer for  a  long life for the members of the Welfare Trust.

 Our Trust members also having lunch with the inmates.

OUR TRUST HELPS ONE MORE WIDOW OF A NB.SUB IN GETTING HER PENSION COMMENCED.

Smt. Govindammal  w/o Late Muthukrishnan  and her daughter Smt. Renuga at our Trust office.

TRUST HELPS YET ANOTHER WIDOW OF A NB.SUB  FOR COMMENCEMENT OF HER PENSION.

On hearing the services of our Trust, a Widow of a NB.SUB. called on us for a help in getting her pension  started.

Name: Smt.Govindammal   W/O Late .Muthukrishnan     Rank: Nb.Sub   QS; 24 yrs.

PDA: Canara Bank, Tirunelveli-dist , TN.

On going through the available papers with the Widow, ir was noticed that there is already Joint Notification existing. Hence there is no difficult in converting the pension to Family pension.

We contacted the PDA and their CPPC at Bangalore and informed about the non conversion .

The Bank officials  demanded the required documents to be submitted by the widow.

We prepared the documents and guided the widow  to submit the same to the PDA.

The innocent widow and her daughter were happy about our action and expressed their sincere thanks  to our Trust.

Our Trust is happy and satisfied in helping one more widow.

HERE IS THE REAL SOLDIER WHO SENT ALL HIS THREE SONS TO MILITARY AND LOST ALL OF THEM

Dear Readers, 

Please read this article which is a heart touching one.  This father of three soldiers  is the TRUE BRAVE  SOLDIER.
SOI-    JWO.R.Ganesh   Chennai.

CRY INDIA CRY...! A SOLDIER’S FATHER  By : WING COMDR VENKI  IYER (This is a true Story)     The helicopter appeared over the late morning horizon. We were to receive Mr Lachhman Singh Rathore who was visiting our Flight Unit to perform the last rites of his son, Flying Officer Vikram Singh.  Only the day before, I had sent the telegram, “Deeply regret to inform that your son Flying Officer Vikram Singh lost his life in a flying accident early this morning. Death was instantaneous.” It was the first time for me to meet and manage the bereaved next of kin, in this case the Father of the brave officer. While most of the desolate family members insist on seeing the body, many a time there isn’t a body to show !!  Flying Officer Vikram Singh’s remains were only a few kilos – scrapped from what was left in the cockpit. We had to weigh the wooden coffin with wood and earth. The pilot brought the helicopter to a perfect touchdown. Soon Mr Lachhman Singh Rathor was helped down the ladder.A small and frail man he was,  maybe of 80 years, clad in an immaculate dhoti. As I approached him, he asked in a quiet and dignified  whisper, “Are you Venki, the Flight Commander?” “Yes Sir.” “Vikram had spoken to me about you. I’d like to speak to you alone for a minute.” We walked to the edge of the concrete apron. ‘I have lost a son, and you have lost a friend. I’m sure that you have taken great care in arranging the funeral. Please tell me when and where you want my presence and what you want me to do. I’ll be there for everything. Later, I would like to meet Vikram’s friends, see his room and, if it is permitted, visit his work place. I then would like to return home tomorrow morning.” A commander couldn’t have given me clearer instructions.  The funeral, with full military honours, was concluded by late afternoon. After the final echoes of the ‘Last Post’ faded away,  Lachhman Singh spent the evening talking to the Squadron Pilots. Vikram’s roommate took him to see Vikram’s room. Lachhman Singh desired to spend the night in his son’s room instead of the guest house we had reserved for him. Early next morning after a tour of the squadron area, my boss took him to his office. A while later, the staff car took Lachhman Singh to the civil airfield two hours away.   As the car disappeared round the corner, I remarked to my Boss, “A brave man he is. Spoke to me like a General when he told me exactly what he expected from us during his stay here. I have never seen a more composed man on such an occasion. I admire him.”  “Yes, Mr Lachhman Singh Rathore is a warrior in his own way. He sired three sons and has laid to rest all three of them. His first son Captain Ghanshyam Singh of the Gurkha Rifles was killed in Ladakh in 1962 War. His second son, Major Bir Singh, died along the Ichogil Canal in 1965 in an ambush. His youngest, Vikram Singh, who had the courage to join the Air Force, is also gone now. This simple farmer has contributed more to our country’s defence than All of us combined.”  Yes, he is indeed a brave Indian ; in fact  HE is MORE INDIAN than anyone else - His sacrifice can never ever be repaid by the Country  !! He is almost a Martyr himself  !! But our Great Nation does not know this simple Giant -- India only knows that Super Rich Cricketers need to be conferred  BHARAT RATNA  while a bunch of actors and actresses need to be conferred PADMA VIBHUSHANs and  PADMASHREEs !!  Yes, they are so called  'Acheivers' . Achieved Fame Fortunes mostly for themselves and a wee bit for the country.( Ever wondered as to HOW on earth do actresses bring glory to the Nation ?? ) But what about the ' Losers ' ?? Those who have SIMPLY LOST their EVERYTHING to the Nation. Like this Father of Three Brave Soldiers.   CRY  INDIA  CRY  for our real Bharat Mahans, the great soldiers. PLEASE DO PASS THIS ON TO EVERY SINGLE POLITICIAN, BEAUROCRAT AND EVERY SINGLE INDIAN CITIZEN WHO DOES NOT HAVE A FAMILY MEMBER IN THE ARMED FORCES  --  THAT's  THE  LEAST  WE  CAN  DO AS  OUR  ONLY TRIBUTE TO  THIS  FATHER.

dEAR __._,_.___

                                      Smt.Therasa  w/o late Hony.F.O Chelladurai

ONE MORE WIDOW OF A HONY.FO.HELPED FOR  REVISION OF PENSION.

On our routine interactions with pensioners, we came to know that the under mentioned widow is getting  unrevised pension of Rs.8100/-

Name: Smt.Therasa       W/O late: Hony.Flying Officer  Chelladurai  ( 46171 )

PPO.No; SC/ 1027/ 1980 

PDA: Canara bank, Tuticorin District, TN.

She is being paid basic pension @ 8100/-

Her pension is to be revised as Rs.9267 w.e.f 24-9-2012 as per CDA cir 502.

Immediately we contacted the PDA and informed about the non revision. The manager was kind enough to accept our findings and agreed to revise the pension and pay the arrears in this month itself.

Daughter and Son-In-Law of Smt.Therasa at our Trust office.

The daughter and Son-In law of Smt.Therasa  were very happy of our prompt action and thanked us for this valuable help.

Our Trust is also happy in helping one more widow .