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News Letter of AERWA 2020 1 Vol. 21(2) Mar-Apr 2020

NEWS LETTER OF AERWA R.N.I.REGN.NO.MAH/ENG/2000/706

ATOMIC ENERGY RETIREES WELFARE ASSOCIATION

Recognized by

Department of Pensions and Pensioners’ Welfare

Regd.No.MAH/527/97/Thane Dt. 5-9-97 Soc. Regn. Act 1860

Regd. No.F/5819/Thane Dt. 31.10.97 Bom. Pub. Trust Act, 1950

Office: Project Square, Opposite SBI,

Anushakti Nagar, Mumbai 400 094, T.No. 25559994

Web site: https://aerwa.wordpress.com e-mail AERWA: [email protected]

(Affiliated to Bharat Pensioners Samaj, Delhi)

Rs 5/- Single Copy-Complimentary to AERWA members

Volume 21 - Issue No.2 Mar-Apr 2020 (12 Pages)

Opinions and views expressed in articles and editorials need not necessarily be those of AERWA

In This issue:

From Editor, 1

Travelogue 3

Diamond Batteries: 4

Pensioners’ Day: A report 5

Important OMs/GOs etc. , BARC News 6

Hindi versions 7

AERWA Election: Notice 8

New Members, Platinum Club, 80 years list 8

B’Day Greetings, Sashasra Chandra Darshan 9

The Best Medicine: Laughter. 10

Obituary, Important Tel Numbers, AICPI Table 12

From Editor स�पादक क� ओर से: Dear Member, Warm greetings from AERWA. This issue of Newsletter of AERWA brings to you the

notice for the forthcoming AERWA Managing

Committee election. The incumbent Managing

Committee, which took quite a few exemplary

initiatives will be stepping down in a few months

time now and we feel that the Committee should be

complimented for its zeal, sincerity and energy put

in towards the welfare of DAE retirees.

We plan to publish the travelogues from our

members starting with this issue. We welcome your

travelling experiences with introspective tone rather

than a mere extended itinerary. Please do write.

Your association celebrated Pensioners’ Day on

December 21 2019 at AERB auditorium. A detailed

report is being brought to you in this issue.

Newsletter of AERWA, in its last issue, promised you

that it will be keeping laughter alive in the news

letter. We plan continue this movement (!)

throughout the year. So please don’t be surprised to

find various humorous inserts in this issue too.

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आरवा क ओर से शुभकामनाएँ। आरवा के इस अकं म� आपको

आरवा मैनेिजगं कमेट# के आगामी चनुाव स&ब(धी जानकार#

*मलेगी।मौजदूा कमेट# ने कई अनकुरणीय काय0 1कए ह3 और

हम सब को इस कमेट# के उ6साह,ग&भीरता व ऊजा0 से *लए

कदम �शंसनीय है ।

एरवा (यज़ूलेटर के इस अकं से लेकर साल भर हम आपके

:वारा भेजे गए या;ा व6ृतांत �का*शत करने जा रहे है।

इस �वषय म� आपके योगदान का हम �वागत करते है। आपके

या;ा व6ृतांत म� आपके अनभुव और आपका �व>लेषण हो, न

क केवल आपका या;ा?म, हम� आपके लेखAका इंतज़ार है।

आपक इस असो*सएशन ने 21 Bदस&बर,2019 को एईआरबी के

सभाCह म� प�शनस0 Bदवस मनाया।इसक एक �व�ततृ Dरपोट0

इस अकं म� द# जा रह# ह3।हम� उ&मीद ह3 आपको यह Dरपोट0

पस(द आएगी।

आरवा के (यजूलेटर के �पछले अकं म� हमने आपसे वादा

1कया था 1क हम (यजूलेटर के हर अकं म� हंसी खुशी कुछ

पल आपसे बांट�गे। इस*लए इस अकं म� भी आपको ऐसी

हHक -फुHक सामCी Bदखे ,तो उसे पढ� और आनि(दत हो।

स&पादक

Aims and Objectives of AERWA–highlights

1) To continue the emotional integration of all

retired scientific, engineering, technical and

administrative staff members of the

Department of Atomic Energy.

2) To represent to the concerned authorities

updated social security needs of the retirees

and family pensioners.

3) To strengthen the hands of existing recognized

apex bodies of similar associations of retirees

of other governmental organizations. 4) To utilize the rare combination of talents and

expertise available among members for the

welfare of general public through social

service using the association as a platform.


Visits to Asian Countries post retirement: A

Travelogue (Part I)

During my post doctoral years as a Fulbright

fellow, I stayed in Texas from 1985-87. Few

incidents have remained etched in my memory

all these years. I had rented out an apt. close to

down town (as I thought it will be much easier to

manage there even without car). My lab mates

were shocked to learn this and expressed their

great concern as down towns were considered

unsafe particularly if you are with family. There

were no major incidents except that one day I

found PRAM of my 2 months old son was stolen.

However, out of fear, I decided to move away

from downtown. My other impression relates to

self centred nature of Americans. Superfluously

they were warm but usually cold when you need

any help. Family values were not a part of social

fabric. There were advertisements by agencies to

register with them for your last rites. It was

interesting to watch Presidential election

debates in 1986 where restoration of family

values in American Society was an issue. In

general, There was very little exposure of real

India to an average American during those years.

During the two years, I watched only three sixty

minutes episodes about India on TV and these

related to Bride burning, Snake charmers and

God men of India. Subsequently I had several

occasions to visit USA and other Western

Countries (like UK, France, Germany …), but my

impressions of eighties about westerners have

continued till today except that exposure of real

India has improved during the last three decades.

Post retirement from BARC, I had the occasions

to visit several Asian countries (South Korea,

China, Japan, Singapore, Vietnam, Malaysia,

Thailand and Bhutan) and it was a great pleasure

to see that world in east is very different from

that in the west. One common thread I found

was passion for their language and culture,

family values and respect for senior citizens and

academicians, better law & order and more

cheerful faces. I am sharing my observations

about some of these countries (I visited) to urge

on readers to consider Asian countries as their

tourist destinations to explore a very different

world from the west (which most of the AERWA

members are more familiar either during their

official trips in active service or due to their trips

to visit their children and other relatives post

retirement)

South Korea:

I had the opportunity to work at Sungkyunkwan

University in South Korea from 2011-2014. At

social and cultural level I found very contrasting

world as compared to the west. Biggest occasion

among Koreans is CHUSEOK, which is celebrated

for 4-5 days in memory of their forefathers with

extended families in September(it can be

compared with Shradha we perform for our

departed elders).

Folk Music in a South Korean Village

The whole country is at stand still as far as

offices, shops and academic institutes are

concerned. Everyone travels to his/her native

place, enjoy the company of nears and dears and

pay tribute to the elders. Seoul International

Fireworks Festival is a major annual attraction

when more than 100,000 blasts of vivid fireworks

will sketch Korea’s night sky over Han river. It is

watched by 1.2 million people, largest gathering

in South Korea. However the next day Yeoudio

Hangang Park, the venue flooded with people is

clear of litters and left overs. Another thing that

struck me was the extraordinary high regard the

Koreans display towards academicians and senior

citizens. It may look strange but every time I

asked help for direction to my destination even

from a stranger, it ended up being escorted to

the destination. Never heard any case of theft; if

you forget any item even in a public place,

chances of your getting it back are around 95%.

Koreans are very proud of their language and

culture (music, dance and art). Most of the

Koreans speak only Korean (Hangul) and only the

younger generation is familiar with English. Most

of the restaurants serve food to the customers

seated on floor mats. I cannot resist narrating

two incidents where I sought the help of my


Korean Ph.D. students. In one case, I wanted

some help at Bank. After collecting our tokens

from dispensing machine, we were waiting for

our turn. After a while, my student went inside a

cabin to meet a Bank Officer and returned to her

seat. Once our token no. was called, we

completed our job and were walking towards our

department. I could not hold myself and asked

the student ”Did you know the Bank Officer

whom you met inside cabin”. Her answer was

“Yes, He is my friend”. My natural second

question was, why did you not complete the

bank job there. Friends, believe me, my question

did not make any sense to her (I was not able to

communicate to her the essence of my

question). She kept saying “I will do my work

only when my token no is called”. Friends,

believe me, I was embarrassed and felt very

small in front of my student. In another case, I

needed help at a general store where the staff

was not very proficient in English. After we

finished our shopping, we came out with our

bags. My student did not let me carry my bag. He

explained to me if any one sees me walking with

bag in my hand, he will be considered ill

mannered/brat. I experienced such gestures

even from strangers on several occasions.

INCHEON airport is very magnificent and one can

watch live dance and music program as you

reach arrival hall. Seoul is the CapitaL city,

Bhusan is film city, Daejon is science city and

Jejuis land is a popular tourist destination for

almost 12 months due its tropical climate unlike

main land Korea which touches -20 degree C

during winter.

Dr K P Eappen an AERWA Member at iconic War Museum in

Seoul

Dr. V. K Manchanda, (P ), retired

as Head RChD, BARC is an avid

traveler and writer. He is also

the incumbent President

AERWA.

Diamond Batteries: A solution to radioactive

waste?

Disposal of radioactive waste, the long lived in

particular; from nuclear establishments has

always been a contentious issue. However, the

radioactive decay of this waste does not have to

be seen as toxic in future, and can instead be

viewed as a source of long lasting energy to be

captured.

Graphite blocks are used to moderate nuclear

reactions in many nuclear power plants. The

neutron radiation during operations activates the

non-radioactive carbon by capturing a neutron

and producing radioactive carbon-14, mostly at

the surface of these blocks. Research by a group

at University of Bristol Cabot Institute has shown

that it is possible to extract most of the carbon-

14 from the graphite and convert it into a

diamond, thereby generating a nuclear-powered

battery.

Diamonds are made from pure carbon subjected

to high pressures, usually deep in the Earth’s

crust. But they are also being artificially made for

decades.

At present, such a battery produces very low

power, but it has no moving parts, no emissions

of any type including radiation, needs no

maintenance, does not need to be recharged and

will operate for thousands of years

Research on small nuclear batteries fabricated

from radioactive material began in the 1970s

when beta voltaic devices were fabricated to

power pacemakers. The first commercially

produced device was the Betacel, using the

radioisotope Pm-147 and had a lifetime of 10

years.

Researchers at the University of Bristol earlier

showed that radioactive C-14 developed in waste

blocks is mainly concentrated on the outer parts

of the block and much of it can be effectively

removed from the blocks by heating the blocks

to the sublimation point of 3915 K (3642 °C, 6588


°F) which will release the carbon in gaseous form.

This carbon, C-14 in fact, can be converted to

artificial diamond and be sandwiched between

two non radioactive diamond wafers.

A typical AA battery stores 13,000 Joules and is

exhausted after about 24 hours, while a C-14

diamond battery would produce only 15 Joules

per day but have a half life of almost 6,000 years.

During this time, the diamond battery would

have produced over 20 million Joules and would

produce another 10 million during the next 5,730

years.

Although diamond batteries are by no means a

solution to the issue of nuclear waste recycling

and storage, they offer a channel to put some of

the waste to productive use as safe, durable,

energy source to power exploration and medical

electronics.

By encapsulating radioactive material inside

diamonds, the nuclear waste is converted into a

nuclear-powered battery and a long-term supply

of clean energy.”

So these batteries would be useful in situations

where you could not, or would rather not,

replace the battery, such as in pacemakers or in

spacecraft and satellites.

These batteries are already being tested in

extreme environments where it is difficult to

replace conventional power sources, including in

sensors on top of volcanoes.

“Eventually, a highly powerful version of a

diamond battery could power a mobile phone,

“Primarily though, they are best for devices

requiring long lifetime, low power and where it is

difficult to replace energy sources.”

Since the diamond batteries are encased in a

non-radioactive diamond layer, any radiation

given off by the C14 source and makes them safe

to use in medical and consumer devices.

Dr. M P Chougaonkar

Dr. M P Chougaonkar retired

from RP&AD, BARC in 2014.

He is presently The Editor,

News Letter of AERWA and

webmaster, of AERWA

website,

https://aerwa.wordpress.com

AERWA celebrates Pensioners’ Day:

Pensioners’ Day was celebrated by AERWA on

21st

December 2019, at AERB A-Block Auditorium.

Dr Suhas B Naik-Satam of Nehru Planetarium was

the Chief Guest. Dr Taru Jindal , MS ( Obstetrics &

Gynec.), IBCLC ( USA) gave an invited talk. Shri S.

S. Boopathy, CAO (Pen), BARC, briefed the

audience on the measures instituted for

addressing pensioners’ grievances. About 100

members attended the function.

The proceedings started with singing of the

National Anthem. Two minutes silence was

observed in memory of those members who left

us for their heavenly abode.

Dr. V K Manchanda, President AERWA, welcomed

the participants and gave a brief account of the

current activities of the Association. He informed

that during the year, AERWA accepted the

request by the Dept of Pension & Pensioners’

Welfare (DOPPW) to participate in their pilot

project for generating Digital Life Certificate

(DLC) of pensioners through Iris scan. DLC camps

were organised in Housing Societies in nearby

areas of Mumbai and Navi Mumbai. One camp

was held in the DAE colony, Tarapur. Many of the

pensioners, with mobility problem, were visited

at their residence for generating the DLC. In all,

about 425 DLCs were generated.

Dr. Manchanda invited members to visit the

office and participate in the activities of the

association.


AERWA felicitated Shri Prabhat Raju Koli, a son of

a BARC employee, for his unprecedented

achievements of swimming across channels and

for completing marathon swims in India,

England, South Africa, Denmark, Japan, Scotland,

Spain, California, Hawaii, and New York. He is the

recipient of Tenzing Norgay National Adventure

Award and Triple Crown of Open Water

Swimming award, awarded to him by The

President of India to recognize his achievements

in adventures.

The theme of the key note address by the chief

guest was “Marching towards the Moon”. Dr.

NaikSatam briefly explained about the

Chandrayan-2 mission and its accomplishments.

He also took the audience through a journey of

human beings association with the moon from

time immemorial to the present day and recalled

moon’s position in the spiritual, social and

cultural life of mankind.

Dr Taru Jindal narrated her personal experience

and the challenges in her service to the most

underprivileged section of the society. Providing

medical aid was far easier than taking the people

out of their social backwardness and ignorance in

Champaran she said. She worked hard, first to

identify herself as one among them and win their

trust & confidence. She had to teach the

importance of hygiene and healthy practices

before she could address the diseases and other

real health issues. With her selfless services and

sacrifices it was then a matter of time that she

became the darling of the masses in the area.

She could convert the most backward District

Hospital in Champaran to one of the best in

Bihar.

Shri K. T.P. Balakrishnan, Secretary, AERWA,

proposed a vote of thanks. Dr. Mohan

Chougaonkar anchored the programme.

E-mail addresses of Pension Section, BARC.

[email protected] , [email protected]

[email protected]

BARC website: http://www.barc.gov.in/

BARC News:

BARC Develops the lightest bulletproof jackets:

Dr. A. K. Mohanty, Director BARC, recently

handed over 55 Bhabha Kavach bullet proof

jackets to Shri Rajesh Ranjan, Director General,

CISF in the presence of eminent dignitaries.

Bhabha Kavach, developed by BARC, is the

lightest level III plus bullet proof jacket (6.8 kgs

nominal weight) available in India. The jacket is

based on indigenous hot pressed boron carbide

and carbon nanotube technologies. Bhabha

Kavach is truly a ‘Make in India’ product and has

qualified all the required ballistic tests. Bhabha


Kavach has also received approval from the

Ministry of Home Affairs for induction into all

Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs).

Important OMs/GO

1. DPPW Circular No.12/4/2020-P&PW(C)-

6300 dt January 17, 2020

Sub: Obtaining Life Certificate by banks from

door step of pensioners.

In order to promote Ease of Living for

Pensioners and minimize the cases of non-

submission of Life Certificate by the

pensioners and ensure uninterrupted

disbursement of pension to them,

instructions are given to banks for finding

out such cases and contacting them by

SMS/emails and listing such cases. Banks

should also respond to the requests for doorstep

visits by super senior pensioners. The banks shall

not charge any Pensioner more than Rs. 60/- for

such a doorstep visit. In line with the Reserve

Bank of India circular, RBI/2014-15/587, dated

07.05.2015.All banks shall encourage promoting

Life Certificate through Digital means.

2. C&P/CGHS/EHS (P) No.4-24/96 dt

January 1, 2020

Sub: Eligibility of permanently disabled son of a

CGHS beneficiary to avail CGHS facility

It has been decided that in case the disability has

occurred after 25yrs of age, he can be considered

a dependent for availing medical facility under

CGHS.

Developments after 7 CPC

1. Revised PPOs of 7th

CPC of about 175 H+

pensioners adding pension on special pay (by

adding special pay to compute pension for both,

pre-2006 and post- 2006 cases), were prepared

& sent by BARC and were received at CPAO.

Remaining cases are under process at BARC.

PPOs of H+ pensioners from DAE, IGCAR and NFC

were also sent and are received at CPAO which

has so far issued about 75 SSAs to the respective

CPPCs of the pension paying banks.

However revised pension of pre-2006 H+

pensioners who retired at 22,400 basic pay and

above have been fixed at the same pension as

those who retired at 21,900 basic pay, AERWA is

in touch with the Department requesting it to

approach DP&PW to extend column 2 of

concordance Table or suggest suitable formula

for fixing appropriate pension of such

pensioners.

BARC and DAE have not agreed to revise the 6th

CPC pension of pre-2006 H+ pensioners adding

special pay of Rs 4000 where as it is added in

case of post 2006 H+ pensioners.

2. The next date of hearing of contempt

petition filed by AEPWF at PBCAT, Delhi for not

revising 7th

CPC pension including two additional

increments for D to G grade retirees, is Feb

24,2020. It is understood that NFC retirees have

also filed a contempt case at CAT Hyderabad.

AERWA has contacted the Department which has

informed that it is in touch with DP&PW to settle

the matter of revision of pension including two

additional increments. Inputs from B M Misra

मह�वपणू� OMs/GO

1-DPPW का जनवर#17,2020 का सकु0 लर न.12/4/2020-

P&PW(C)-6300, �वषय �वषय-प�शनस0 के घर से ब3क :वारा

जीवन �माणप; लेना-प�शनस0 को असु�वधाओ ं से बचाने और

उनके :वारा 1कसी कारणवश जीवन �माणप; न Bदए जाने के कारण उनक प�शन Nक जाने को देखते हुए ब3कAको को यह

OनदPश Bदया गया ह3 1क वे ऐसे प�शनस0 क खोज खबर ल� और

उनसे SMS/emails से स&पक0 कर�। ब3कAको को ऐसे मामलA म� प�शनस0 के घर जाने के अनरुोध को भी �वीकार करना

चाBहए।ऐसी घरेल ू मुलाकात के *लए ब3कAको को 1कसी भी

प�शनस0 से N.60 से अQधक चाज0 नह#R करना चाBहए।Dरजव0 ब3क

ऑफ इंTडया के पDरप; ?.RBI/2014-15/587Bद.7.5.2015 के

अनसुार सभी ब3क Tडिजटल तर#के से Bदए गए जीवन �माणप;

को बढ़ावा द�गे।

2- C&P/CGHS/EHS(P)No4-24/96 dt.Jan.1,2020, �वषय: एक

CGHSलाभकता0 के हमेशा के *लए �वXलांग हो गए बेटे को

CGHS सु�वधा देने स&ब(धी यह Oनण0य *लया गया ह3 1क

अगर �वकलांगता 25 वष0 क उY के बाद हो गई हो तोCGHS

के अतंग0त डॉXटर# सु�वधा का लाभ *लया जा सकता है।

7 CPC के बाद क� ग�त�व�धयाँ


1-7व� CPC के लगभग 175 H+प�शनस0 के संशोQधत PPOs,

िजसम� 2006 के पहले व बाद के सभी मामलA को *लया गया

है, BARC :वारा भेज Bदए गए है और उ(ह� CPAO :वारा

�ा[त कर *लया गया ह3। बकाया मामले अभी BARC

म� �वचाराधीन ह3। DAE, IGCAR तथा NFC :वारा भी

सुधाDरत PPO बनाकर CPAO को भेजे गए है. CPAO क

ओर से कर#ब ७५ SSA ब3कAके प�शन भगुतान शाखाओमं� भेजे

गए है।

ले1कन जो लोग H+ Cेड म� २००६ पवू0 N. २२६०० या उससे

pयादा बे*सक वेतन पर Oनव6ृत हुए है, उनका प�शन उ(ह#

लोगAके समान बनाया गया है जो N. २१९०० बे*सक वेतन पर

Oनव6ृत हुए थे ।

AERWA ने इस मुtेको लेकर DAE से कहा है क वह यह

मामला DP&PW के साथ *मलकर हल करने क को*शश

करे।

छठे पे कमीशन को लेकर २००६-पवू0 तथा २००६-प>चात ् के

मामले के ह# तरह सलुझानेमे BARC और DAE म� कोई

सहमOत नह#ं हुई है।

2. AEPWF ने PBCAT, Delhi म� कंटे&[ट केस दायर 1कया

था, िजसमे D-G Cेड के प�शनम� दो अOतDरXत वेतन व�ृ

को जोड़ा जाने का मामला है, उसके सुनवाई क अगल# तार#ख

अब 24 फ़रवर# है. यह पता चला है क NFC प�शनस0 ने भी

एक कंटे&[ट केस CAT हैदराबाद म� दायर 1कया है।

AERWA के पछूताछ करने पर ऐसा पता चला है क यह

मामला सलुझानेके *लए DAE तथा DP&PW साथ साथ काम

कर रहे है. Bहदं# अनुवाद: ी स6यनारायण यास

The Best Medicine: Laughter.

After my recent lab tests, my doctor said I was

doing "fairly well" for my age.

A little concerned about that comment, I asked

him, "Do you think I'll live to be 80?"

He asked, "Do you smoke tobacco or drink beer

or wine?"

"Oh no," I replied.

Then he asked, "Do you eat lot of non vegetarian

food"

I said, "No, I know that all red meat is very

unhealthy."

He continued, "Do you spend a lot of time in the

sun, like playing golf, sailing, hiking, or

bicycling?"

"No, I don't," I said.

He asked, "Do you gamble, drive fast cars, or

have a lot of sex?" ","

I said. "No I don't do any of those things."

He looked at me and said, "Then why the hell do

you want to live up to 80."

AERWA thanks the following members for their

kind heartedness in donating to AERWA

Name Purpose Amount

R K Dhumwad Donation 6000

Welcome to New Life (L)/ Patron (P)

Members

M. No Name City Ph. No.

P3113 K N Maithania Mumbai 9967292570

L3114 KAJARI D V Ratnagiri 9920151507

L3115 Pradip Pandey Gaziabad 1204345040

L3116 Vikas Tambakhe Nagpur 9869248202

L3117 Bandyopadhyay T 24PGS (N) 9433110922

AERWA Election: Notice

The incumbent Managing Committee (MC),

which took charge in 2018, will be completing

its term by May 2020. As per the Bye-Laws, a

new Managing Committee will have to be

elected for the period 2020-22. The Managing

Committee, in its meeting held on 5th February

2020, has decided to initiate the election

process to be completed before the expiry of

the term. Dr. Keshav Chander has kindly agreed

to oversee the entire process as the election

officer. The schedule for the election and the

nomination forms will be uploaded on the Web-

Site: https://aerwa.wordpress.com by 10th

March 2020. Interested members may visit the

site or contact AERWA office in Anushaktinagar.

These details will also be available with the

Election officer. Contact details of AERWA office

and Election Officer are as follows:

AERWA Office: Project Square, opposite SBI,

Anushaktinagar, Mumbai 400094 ; T.No.: 022-

25559994, Email: [email protected]

Dr. Keshav Chander (Election Officer):

Mobile: 09833581540;

Email : [email protected]

AERWA welcomes the following members, attaining

75yrs of age, to our prestigious Platinum Club. They

will also receive AERWA Platinum Club Certificate

shortly. (Congratulations for getting Full Pension).

Name Phone No. DoB

Matai Rajni M 1-Mar-45

Desai T N 25240090 1-Mar-45

Dr. Khandekar R R 9819869183 2-Mar-45

Rajagopalan Ramiah 04423767474 4-Mar-45

Mukherjee T K 27892729 9-Mar-45

Bhujbalrao Pratima K 27704280 22-Mar-45

Santani S B 25277277 23-Mar-45

Madhavankutty C K 27650391 26-Mar-45


Gupta Mahendrasingh 25569431 28-Mar-45

Kathuria S P 9820318895 1-Apr-45

Dabke Arwind K 67923395 8-Apr-45

Cicily Emmanuel 25568276 16-Apr-45

Madan Mohan M S 30-Apr-45

AERWA congratulates the following members for

completing 80 years of age and for getting

additional Basic Pension and DR.

Name Phone No. DoB

Pandey Anirudhh 25550439 1-Mar-40

Meghal Atul M 9535796798 5-Mar-40

Sankaranarayanan TK 27898989 7-Mar-40

Prasad M A 27722869 16-Mar-40

Mary Kutty Thomas 9869050690 21-Mar-40

Warrier A S 23890235 23-Mar-40

Joshi A. A. 9860631976 24-Mar-40

Jhamb N K 1-Apr-40

Sachdeo S Singh 2-Apr-40

Patil Vijay S 25232089 2-Apr-40

Dere A V 27897880 7-Apr-40

Koppikar Satish V 27571037 10-Apr-40

Vasavan Nanu 28624070 24-Apr-40

Birthday Greetings to the existing Platinum Club

members. जीवेत शरद: शतम ्Name DoB Phone No.

Divakar D S 1-Mar-44

Kotak D N 1-Mar-39 27491084

Bhattacharjee Dilip 1-Mar-39 25550559

Maloo Motilal 2-Mar-44 9892425678

Sonawane R A 2-Mar-44 27422788

Sapre A V 2-Mar-43

Sundaresan P 3-Mar-44 27705217

Kelkar V Y 3-Mar-29 2370232

Andharikar R A 4-Mar-44 27691496

Dharurkar S D 4-Mar-43 26170105

Sirsi R T 4-Mar-36 25559021

Nair S G 4-Mar-33 27617959

Gurg R P 5-Mar-43 9928329934

Pai M S 5-Mar-36 27650504

Choughuley Ahmed S 5-Mar-30

T.N.Mahadevan 6-Mar-44 25511563

Bhatia G M 6-Mar-36 28577528

Dwivedi S R 7-Mar-42 25510106

Munim K R 7-Mar-41 9324310046

Sharma V K 8-Mar-41

Phalke K D 8-Mar-34 21630720

Ghadge T D 8-Mar-33 25200629

Bhojane M M 9-Mar-44

Massand O P 9-Mar-44 28575714

Bhalerao R G 9-Mar-33 28957680

V Satyanarayan 10-Mar-44

RamSaran Dass 10-Mar-41 25702963

Vaidya B S 10-Mar-36 25126436

Dhumwad R K 10-Mar-33 26424890

R.R. Wamorkar 10-Mar-33 25203282

Pillai K P R 11-Mar-33 9388820904

Pawar S E 12-Mar-42 32984575

Pruthi D D 13-Mar-39 27716620

Mule V Yashwant 14-Mar-32

Ganapathi Raman K 15-Mar-43 27713674

Subramanian G 15-Mar-42 27820102

Raut A R 15-Mar-39 23618380

Kunhiraman K 15-Mar-37 27706955

Chandrasekharan K 15-Mar-37 27547799

Agarkar C A 15-Mar-36 27716914

Theyyunni T K 15-Mar-35 25242740

Junnarkar Prabhakar N 15-Mar-34 24053985

Chintalwar G J 16-Mar-44 27743265

Aravindakshan M 16-Mar-43 9846294192

Kane Chintaman D 16-Mar-37 25430677

Srinivasan V 16-Mar-35 27894555

Badheka A C 17-Mar-34 26742032

Francis M A 18-Mar-42 26252776

Sharma G N 18-Mar-39 27563902

Ramakrishnan V A 18-Mar-37 27703575

Gambhir S P 20-Mar-43

Sharma R M 21-Mar-44

Balakrishnan S A 21-Mar-41 27714604

Sahasrabudhe P V 21-Mar-36 40132758

Srinivasan K A 21-Mar-30 26140674

Nair Unnikrishnan K K 23-Mar-44 27704812

Pankajakshan K 23-Mar-39

Ganganaik M Shripad 23-Mar-30 28670022

Abraham Jacob V 24-Mar-43

Sundaram S M 24-Mar-32 26340858

Mani M 26-Mar-44 27876089

Ravetkar R M 26-Mar-42

Rangachari S S 26-Mar-34 27897236

Jain Gyanchand 27-Mar-44 9819600500

Gurtoo Vishnu 27-Mar-43 026512651456

Kaul Shiv N 27-Mar-33 25576506

Gangadharan P P 29-Mar-39 27704996

Subramanya M J 30-Mar-41 23648890

Pillai K P P 30-Mar-37

Rakhecha V C 31-Mar-44 27822398

Pal B C 31-Mar-41 27665641

Gohad M B 1-Apr-44 202528663

Kapoor S K 1-Apr-44 27898153

Unnikrishnan K 1-Apr-43 40132758

Sharma R C 1-Apr-43 25516375

V.N.Chaudhary 1-Apr-39 27722959

Sipahimalani A T 1-Apr-37 27661327

Kandekar V D 1-Apr-37

Narahari P 1-Apr-30 9717196641

Soman A T 2-Apr-44 26149555

Patgaonkar V R 2-Apr-32 26117315

Tambe P S 2-Apr-30 28880295


Venkatasubramanian V 3-Apr-35 25565459

Tungare R D 4-Apr-42 25428048

Sane K G 4-Apr-39 9930301391

Ghumre J P 4-Apr-36 28883069

Panicker N K 4-Apr-35 27740089

Modi P S 5-Apr-36 27701117

Kulkarni B G 8-Apr-39 27802951

Srimoolanathan R 9-Apr-42

Kavishwar B D 9-Apr-35

Hiremath S P 9-Apr-35 27701533

Ravindran P V 9-Apr-30 25968531

Dabhadkar Suresh B 10-Apr-36 9323699216

Chadha M S 10-Apr-28 26202596

Pant D.R. 11-Apr-43 67939092

Varier K V S 11-Apr-39 27664233

Gadgil C N 12-Apr-43 28890683

Bhave S H 12-Apr-41 24376587

Jayandranath M 12-Apr-39 28651150

Rijhsinghani K R 12-Apr-33 24015756

S Jayaram 14-Apr-44 9243460918

Trivedi B B 14-Apr-44 27663330

Asundi A K 14-Apr-41 27881643

Surma R K 15-Apr-44

Satam J V 15-Apr-44 27824457

Nair Santha P 15-Apr-42 25565252

Mistry I G 15-Apr-33 27894522

Desai Sudha S (Smt) 16-Apr-39 9920760425

Sampath Kumar G S 17-Apr-42

Walvekar A P 17-Apr-39 27711338

Sabharwal Ved Vyas 17-Apr-32 25559519

Sukumaran C G 18-Apr-43

Kolambekar P R 18-Apr-30 25400470

Pillai K C 19-Apr-32 25567696

Mahadevan V S 19-Apr-31

MAK Unnithan 20-Apr-43 222754214

Gaiki G M 20-Apr-42 9820283860

Jakkal V S 20-Apr-36 27821249

Sharma Narendra 20-Apr-35 27652529

Rao P S 21-Apr-39 27654006

Laghate N G 24-Apr-35 27700034

Kini K S 25-Apr-42 27652812

Rao K K S 26-Apr-43

Burkule A S 26-Apr-34 25320925

Iyer R S 27-Apr-44 27750946

Awatramani A S 28-Apr-37 26792495

Bhavsar Navnit S 29-Apr-44 27464937

AERWA congratulates the members, who complete

82 years of age, thereby witnessing सह�च ंदश�न. Name DoB Phone No.

Asolkar S V 1-Mar-38 25574162

Neelakantan S 15-Mar-38 27745738

Gomathy R 18-Mar-38 26200543

V T Srinivasan 18-Mar-38 9223411033

Pillai Indira B 19-Mar-38

Rao S M 19-Mar-38

Santha Singh V K 22-Mar-38 27815428

Kamala Rudran 23-Mar-38

Panicker OV D 23-Mar-38 25298694

Parameswaran C 27-Mar-38 27705733

Varkey V C 4-Apr-38 28944219

Shukla S G 5-Apr-38 26140891

Vaidyanathan S 5-Apr-38 25069207

Madan Lal 8-Apr-38 27820952

Janardhanan K K 8-Apr-38 25558032

Pawa M. L. 14-Apr-38 27750070

Rastogi R C 15-Apr-38 25580927

Iyer V N 22-Apr-38

C M Kothari 22-Apr-38

Donate Eyes, Skin n Body

Donate Organs after death & save lives

God has given us humans an opportunity to

donate even after death. Let someone live their

life after you have lived your life.

For more

information,

Contact

Meera Suresh

Sneh Bandhan Trust

9819404145

News Letter of AERWA 2020 12

Important Tel Nos

BARC Hospital Security to call

Ambulance (Only for CHSS

beneficiaries)

2559 8200

2559 8308

Helpline for elders (Elder Line) 1090 All India Women's Helpline 1090/1091

National Emergency Number 112

24 hrs Ambulance Services for Heart

Attack

105

24 hrs Ambulance Services for

Accident cases only

102

24 hrs Ambulance Services At New

Mumbai

27708016,93

24206678

24 hrs Ambulance Services at City

(Fort)

61618141

Police Control Room at Mumbai and

Navi Mumbai

100

Fire Station 101

Complaint against an auto driver

who refuses any passenger

1800220110

Central Pen Ac Off, Delhi to Register

your Grievances about Pension (Toll

Free)

1800117788

All India Consumer Price Index for Industrial

Workers AICPI (IW)(Base of 261.4

as on 1/1/2016)

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Jan-19 307 3557 296.42 13

Feb-19 307 3577 298.08 14

Mar-19 307 3597 299.75 14

Apr-19 312 3621 301.75 15

May-19 314 3646 303.83 16

Jun-19 316 3671 305.92 17

Jul-19 319 3689 307.42 17

Aug-19 320 3708 309.00 18

Sep-19 322 3729 310.75 18

Oct-19 325 3752 312.66 19

Nov-19 325*

3775 314.58 20

Dec-19 325*

3799 316.58 21

Rise in DA: 5% (Compiled by Dr. G B Kale)

Published & Printed by: Braj Mohan Misra on behalf of

AERWA, at Perfect Prints,22/23, Jyoti Industrial estate,

Nooribaba Dargah Road, Thane,400601 and published at:

Project Square, Opposite to SBI Anushakti Nagar Branch,

Mumbai 400 094. Editor: M P. Chougaonkar.

Vol. 21(2) Mar-Apr 2020

Sad Demise: AERWA deeply mourns the sad demise

of the following members and share the grief of

their families.

Shri G S Jauhri (P-996), Ex-Head

Health Physics Division, expired

on 22nd December

2019 leaving behind his wife,

son and daughter. He was 78.

Shri V H Guttal (P-140), retired

civil engineer, NPCIL passed

away on Dec 18 2019. He was

83 and is survived by his wife, a

daughter and a son who are

both well-settled.

Shri P. R. Sundar Rao (P-665),

Ex NPD BARC passed away on

23.11.2019. He was 82 and is

survived by wife, a son and a

daughter.

Shri M M K Suri, (P-2818) ex

RSSD, BARC passed away on 25

Jan 2020. He was 63.

ई>वर इनक आ6मा

को शाि(त �दान कर�

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AERWA News Letter looks forward to

publishing your experiences, impressions or

insights about the region/country.

Please write us with an article. Our e-mail:

[email protected]

If not delivered please return to: Atomic Energy Retirees

Welfare Association (Regd), Project Square, Opposite to SBI

Anushakti Nagar Branch, Mumbai 400 094.

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