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Executive Committee 2010-12 President Dr. O. P. Juneja M-97 262 89 064 Past President M.B.Mehta

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Executive Committee 2010-12 President Dr. O. P. Juneja M-97 262 89 064 Past President M.B.Mehta

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  1. News LetterNRI PARENTS’ ASSOCIATIONSociety Registration No. Gujarat / 1789 / Vadodara Dt.18-6-2003Trust Registration No. 1467 / Vadodara Dt. 18-6-2003.Address: c/o Vijay Y. Khopkar, 11- Ashutosh Nagar, B / H Utkarsh Petrol Pump, Karelibaug, Vadodara-390 018.Tel. 0265-2488849, M-98 986 63 795, www.nripagujarat.com ISSUE NO. 1 January 2010 Executive Committee 2010-12 President Dr. O. P. Juneja M-97 262 89 064 Past President M.B.Mehta M- 94 264 16846 Sr. Vice President Pravin D. Vaidya M- 94 263 34 688 Vice President-I I.G. Totlani M-98 98610 235 Vice President-II Pinakin M. Vaidya M-98 240 02 065 Vice President-III Lakhi N. Paryani M-94 263 53 638 Gen. Secretary Amritgiri Goswami M-98 256 72 240 Joint Sec. –I Manharbhai Shah M-94 267 61 465 Joint Sec. –II Maganbhai Mistry M-98 790 02953 Joint Sec. –III Niranjan P. Talati M-94 273 45 780 Treasurer Vijay Y. Khopkar M-98 986 63 795 Joint Treasurer Ramesh D. Chavda. M- 98 795 41 615 EC Members 1. Leela Ramnathan M- 99 244 22 017 2.Mrs. Geeta Shah M-99 250 21 236 3. Kantibhai Naik M-97 372 07 560 4. P.N. Sikka M-98 252 04 354 5. B.C. Choksi M-93 762 32 154 6. Rashmika Naik M-97 372 07 560 Hon. Auditor S.N.Makhijani Ph. 2 56 13 22 Editor News Letter Umakant Shah M-99 252 69 450 1.0. Address by Outgoing President. Madhusudan Mehta Ex- President NRIPA Gujarat Vadodara. I DON’T SAY BYE. Do you really retire, after you officially complete long innings of service of say 30-35 years? Yes you retire as so and so, but not as a person or a human being. I was motivated to do some social work after I retired. I was inspired by my friend and founder member, Shri Nilkanth Jambhekar, who brought an idea from Pune to start NRI Parents Association and we both worked hard to begin the move which was soon to become A SOCIAL MOVEMENT for the welfare of parents of NRIs. I continued this work relentlessly from July 20th 2002 for long seven years. I was lucky to have excellent cooperation and help from all the members, EC members and the Trustees of NRIPA. If I have been able to establish this Association, the total credit goes to all the members and the team of EC and Trustees. What we have achieved basically is to establish the Association on a sound footing. We have depended entirely on self help (Contribution from Members) in respect of getting finance for our activities. With a view to have more communication and social network between the members we had conducted small tours, picnics, music programmes, informative talks and festival celebrations. We also tried to help our members to get justice in VISA related matters and also to get passports in emergency. We have tried to reach out to many NRIPAs of the country and also tried to give a global status to our Assn. Whenever any NRIPA member needed help, our members were ready to give their services. Strengths: Main strength is the devoted and sincere members who conduct the affairs of the association. We had some differences which is normal in any group but we always forgot the differences, agreed to differ, and went forward with activities that bound us together. Weaknesses: Our main weakness was our failure to enroll as many members as possible in this big city of Vadodara. Here every street will have at least few parents of NRIs, but we could not effectively communicated with them and bring them in this social movement. Our approach was rather conservative. The language barrier of not using Gujarati as much as we can was also a factor that inhibited many to join who did not understand English or Hindi.

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