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TARNAKA TIMES
VOL. No
No.. 2 ISSUE No
No.. 67 MONTHLY NEWS LETTER
A mouthpiece of the Federation of A.P. Senior Citizens’ Organisations (FAPSCO)
The United Federation of Resident Welfare Associations (U-FERWAS)
The Federation of Organisers of Elders' Homes in Andhra Pradsh (FEDEHAP) and
Standing Committee of Tarnaka Resident Welfare Associations (SCOTRWA)
TOWARDS A UNIVERSAL SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM FOR ALL :
AN EXPLORATION OF STRATEGIES
1.CONVICTION :
There are more increasing opportunities, today,
than never before, for everyone to take the initiative to
organize himself or herself to gain many essential social
benefits and protect oneself, against suffering and
helplessness, without depending upon anybody’s charity.
This is possible, precisely, when our social needs are
increasing and the government’s ability to cater to them is
decreasing. It is possible to uphold human dignity and
self-respect, as it is not based on charity or compassion
of another human being; neither of collective pity. The
concept of insurance consists of only strategic pooling
together of a small fraction of one’s earnings in a group.
Bigger the group, better will be the advantages or lesser
will be the personal contribution. Its main motto would be:
Every to pay according to his capacity and to everybody
according to his needs, in a graduated manner. It means
universal coverage with graduated services.
2. PROFILE:
a). To start with, immediately, it can be focused upon
three strategic areas: health, education and pension
with eventual linkages among them. In the long term,
the financial planning will be done in such a way
that both the investments on loans for education and
funds pooled for retirement would yield more income
to cover losses in the health insurance system.
b). We have to evolve a master system of multiple
evolving systems. It would be a unique model, as no
other system or experience of any country would be
comparable to ours.
c). In terms of its ownership, there are, to start with, three
systems. The first category is no system at all, as
it includes a number of welfare schemes initiated by
the political governments which are not self-
sustaining. They depend upon the erratic and volatile
government budgets. They are inefficient and bound
to be so forever. However, they have the merit of
existing and meeting some immediate needs. The
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second category consists of schemes run by public
sector professional institutions, which are partly
funded by the government. The third category would
be those who are self-sustaining with contributions
from the social partners i.e.by the employees and
employers and managed by private managers for
remuneration.
d). These three categories have to evolve towards an
autonomous decentralized, participatory, mutualist
system of management. By mutualism, we mean
management by the members by their representatives
and appointed functionaries for their own profit. It can
be assimilated to a non-governmental association or
a cooperative or both. We have already some model
structure operating in the financial market. The
government welfare schemes should become
systematized and institutionalized or should
disappear after serving a short- term goal.
e). Legally, the master-system would be a product of
Parliamentary-statute doted with the functions as a
super regulatory body with the presence of the
concerned government policy makers.
f). In terms of financial architecture, there would be no
duplication of expenditure for a citizen, since the
same person would not contribute to the government
as tax-payer, if she or he is contributing to a mutualist
insuring body for education or health or pension. In
the long term, for the same service, a person need
not pay taxes as well as to the insuring body. Or, in
the middle term, the government would reverse those
amounts or items of expenditure collected from the
citizens, to the mutual system which is offering those
services in the place of government, as grants or
subsidies.
In brief, it would be a long track with the following land
marks: From welfare schemes to Private Public Partnership,
to institutionalization to Self-sustaining strategies, to
‘Ripple’ effect with vertical and horizontal expansion, to
contractual relationships with the private firms and to
synchronisation with the Planning Commission and the
Finance Commission in partnering with the government
agencies, etc.

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 3. Identification of some Pre-Requisites: some basic entitlement of services, even without
a). Ultimately, the whole system would be leading to further payments, which are guaranteed under law.
centralized pooling of resources and risks, as Beyond that, in each area or in each institution,
pooling of numbers and sharing of risks at the further and additional services would be graduated
widest circle is to the very basic philosophy of on the basis of the percentage of contributions
any insurance system. Trans-national insurance made by the member.
companies should be encouraged to install
g) The contributions thus being pooled would be
themselves by offering them incentives In
healthcare services, they can reduce their overall instantly re-invested in the market, ensuring regular
administrative costs by being in India as well as income from equities, dividends and profits. Pro
offer cheaper and alternative systems. rata contributions will be collected from the
member, employer and the governments, local or
b). De-departmentalisation, wherever and whenever
state or central.
a statute-based Independent Administrative
Authority or a Regulatory Body is available to h) Regulatory mechanisms like SEBI, IRDA,PFRDA
oversee the operations. would ensure that there would be no foul play and
c). By legislation, one has to transform the present losses in this enterprise.
public sector insurance companies into mutualist i). A nation-wide campaign is necessary to educate
bodies in order to concentrate upon education, people in the new economic culture where they
health and pension only. Others areas like have to acquire economic and financial literacy.
accidents, thefts, etc. could be left to the private One has to bring productivity to whatever work
sector.Or, alternatively, one can privatize the one does and become employable with skills. Life
existing public sector bodies with a stipulation insurance, where one leaves a big amount of
that there should be 40 to fifty percent public money for the successors after one’s death is
participation. popular in India more than health insurance which
d). At the same time, administering and functioning would permit a person to live decently without
of the institutions should be decentralized, so as hunting for cheap or free treatment. Similarly, the
to reap the benefits of efficient management and indigenous, low cost and non-violent
members’ participation. supplementary and alternative medical systems
e). One has to form a pooled registry system or ask should be made more credible and popular in order
the PFRDA to issue a chip-based intelligent to increase health coverage faster. Mis-use and
National Social Security Number by the side of abuse of the system, especially, the insurance
the Unique Identity card (Adhaar) as basis of system would harm the entire society.
reference. This would help us to assess the social To be continued in the Next Issue.....
advantages available and identify those who do
not have them. The above essay is inspired by a national seminar on
f). Financial re-partition of contributions: Any person, Universalisation of Social Security Scheme, held
possessing a NSSN can become a member with by Social Security Association of India in
a registration fee of Rs. 100/. as a basic or primary Bengaluru on 16th August, 2010.
membership, as a matter of right. S/he will have Dr. Rao Chelikani
DON’T AVOID MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS : An Appeal by the Forum for Good governance
To effect democratic decentralization by empowering local self governments as third tier of India’s Federation,
the constitution (74th amendment) Act 1992 was passed by Parliament which elevated the status of Municipal
bodies from statutory to constitutional.
In A.P., 92 Municipalities and 11 corporations are completing their term by 29th of September, 2010. As
per Sec. 243-U of the (74th amendment) 1992 Act, an election to renew the municipality shall be completed
before the expiry of its duration. Government of A.P. for the reasons best known to it, is dragging its feet for
conducting elections to Municipalities and Corporations. The reasons cited are about the difficulties in identifying
B.C.’s for reserving the seats and the desire to reserve 50% of the seats to women.
Here, it is to be pointed out that local self government is an exclusive state subject under entry 5 of list
II of the seventh schedule and the state government does not require any clearance from outside. The civil
society organizations feel that government is not interested to conducts election to local bodies in near feature
and intentionally delaying the matter.
Therefore, the civil society organizations demand, in the interests of good governance:
To conduct elections when they are due without postponing and to complete the reservations expeditiously;
To conduct local body elections on Non-party basis;
The C.E.O. of the local body (Mayor / Chairperson of Municipality) must be elected directly.
By M. Padmanabha Reddy I.F.S.(R), Secretary.
Tarnaka Times, Aug. - 2010 2
STANDING COMMITTEE OF TARNAKA RESIDENTS WELFARE ASSOCIAITON (SCOTRWA)
Activities of different RWAs :
TARNAKA RESIDENTS WELFARE ASSOCIATION
A report of the General Body meeting held on 18-7-2010 was released, The new office-bearers are the
following :President : Sri.T.S. Reddy, Vice-President : Sri. V.Chinnaiah, Secretary: Sri. S.Chinni
Krishna, Joint Secretary : Sri.Y.L.Narasimha Rao, Treasurer: I.S.GuruPrasad. Members :
Smt.V.Padmavathi, Smt.V.Pushpa, Dr. Rama Chandra Reddy, Smt.Maitreye Sri.V.Srinivas Rao,
Sri.M.S.N.Sharma
All the above members have been elected unanimously for a term of two years.
As reported by Sri. M.P.Bhave

GOKULNAGAR RESIDENTS WELFARE ASSN.

A well-brought out report of the activities of the
Gokulnagar RWA, with audited accounts for the year
2009-2010 is released and circulated widely.

HABSIGUDA WELFARE ASSOCIAITON

For the first time HAWA celebrated
Independence Day at their newly acquired place at the The President of Lions Club of Sneha Nagar, Ln. S. Swami Reddy,
Community Hall Jaisanthoshi Nagar, Habsiguda hoisting the National Flag on the occasion of the Independence day
in Habsiguda

REPORTS FROM NEWLY FORMED AASARA- GHMC CIRCLE COMMITTEES :

L.B.NAGAR CIRCLE AASARA COMMITTEE
G.H.M.C. Aasara L.B.Nagar Circle Committee conducted a meeting on 22.7.2010 at 4.p.m. at Vasavi Adhyatmika
Kendram, Vasavi Colony, Hyderabad-500035. The following persons are elected unanimously:
Vice- President : Sri.B.Damodar, Cell: 94407 89966, Secretary: Sri.P.Vijaya Gopal, Cell: 9866397507,
Jt.Secretary: Sri.P.Anji Reddy, Cell: 98483 68685, Treasurer: Sri.A.Sudhakar, Cell: 94404 77509,
Jt.Treasurer: Sri.N.Srinivasa Chary: 94406 68653, Organising Secretary: Sri.R.H.Kulkarni: 94401 58743
E.C.Members: Sri.K. Ramachander, Cell: 94407 55497, Sri.Kishan Rao, Sri.V.Rangayya Chowdari, Cell: 99639
01945, Sri.B.Jayaprakash Rao, Cell: 94405 87215, Dr.K.VenuGopal, Cell: 92915 41215, Sri.C.Rajaiah, Cell: 93973
11016, Sri.K.Eashwar Rao, Cell: 9705030957,Sri.B.Damodar Reddy, Cell: 9704325794, Sri.N.D.Ranganatha Swamy,
cell: 94908 06375,Sri.T. Krishnaiah, Cell: 99631 66585, Sri.G.Venkat Reddy, Cell: 80195 74941, Sri.M.Narasimha
Reddy, Cell: 94409 48424, Smt. Rama Mani Sundaram, 2407 8503.
Any association wanting to join is requested to contact Sri. B. Damodar, cell: 94407 89966/ 98663 97507.

SACIR AND CMS HOLD THEIR ANNAUL REVIEW OF RTI

On 21st August, 2010 Social Audit Council on Information Right in AP (SACIR) and the Centre for Media
Studies (CMS) held a marathon special review meeting in view of the completion of five years of RTI Act, in
Sundariah Vignan Kendram, Bagh Lingampalli in Hyderabad. The convenors, Sri. Vuppala Gopala Rao, Sri. N.
Bhaskara Rao, Sri. Venkateswara Rao and Sri. Rao Chelikani have been organizing these annual reviews regularly.
In this five-hour dialogue, eminent and committed people like Sri. C.D. Arha, IAS (Rtd.), former chief Information
Commissioner, Sri. R. Dileep Reddy and Sri. K. Sudhakara Rao who are Information Commissioners, Sri. D.
Chakrapani, IAS (Rtd.), Addl. Director General, MRC Human Resource Development Institute, Sri. T. Purushottam
Rao, chairman, Remote and Backward Areas Development Commission, Sri. Srinivas Madhav, Advocate and
many activists from the districts have participated.

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 BRIEF REPORT ON SOUTHERN REGIONAL CONSULTATION IN CHENNAI AND
REVIEW OF NATIONAL POLICY ON OLDER PERSONS
I had the privilege of participating in the above otherwise, it would be mere duplicity or formalism.
consultation and review meeting held in Chennai on the The new NPOP should be a three-fold social pact to
13th of July. I am indeed very grateful to FAPSCO for build a harmonious society for all ages, defining: What
bestowing this honour to represent Andhra Pradesh as the society, including the governments can do to the
one of the delegates. elders; what the elders can do to the society and what
The meeting was organized by Heritage the elders can do to other elders.
Foundation on behalf of the Ministry of Social Justice The Joint Secretary Smt.Purnima Singh
and Empowerment, GOI and the department of Social impressed upon the members that the department will
Welfare, Government of India. The meeting was chaired take all necessary measures to give a new lease of life
by Smt.Mohini Giri, Chairperson of the National Review to the NPOP, after the regional consultations are over,
Committee and members – Messrs.M.M.Sabharwal, and all efforts will be made to strengthen the efforts of
K.R.Gangadharan , Dr.Sharad Gokhale and associations and organizations working for a more
Smt.Purnima Singh, IAS, Joint Secretary in the Ministry effective implementation of the National Policy.
and Member Secretary of the Review Committee.
Participants were from the states of Andhra Pradesh - by Dr.T.NAGENDER SWAMY
(3), Tamilnadu (18), Karnataka (3), Kerala (3) and OBSERVATION OF NATIONAL PROTEST DAY
Puducherry (1) – officials and representatives of ON 16-8-2010 BY VARIOUS
organizations and associations of Older Persons as well SENIOR CITIZENS ASSOCIATIONS :
as institutions that cater to the needs and welfare of
older persons.
The Chairperson Smt.Giri updated the members
on the present status on the implementation of the
National policy and its current status, exhorting the fact
that while the Policy was laudable the implementation
was very tardy and lacked effective coordination by the
various departments implementing the various aspects
of the policy. The increasing numbers of the older
persons in the population and the projected figures Kurnool Photo Shows Senior Citizens belonging to
demanded a focused intervention to address the growing different groups of Society along with Mr. B.N.Shetty,
problems and concerns of older persons in the Indian Sri.G.Govinda Rao and SriM. Purushotham
society. addressing the gathering on the issue.
Members of older persons associations and
organizations highlighted the new dimensions of
problems being faced by senior citizens and the lack of
or very poor response from the system. I presented the
opinions of the members of Fapsco and stressed the
need to look at the root of the problems and not merely
the consequences and outcomes of inaction to the plight
of the older persons. The primary institution of the Family
was in danger and urged for pro active action to strengthen
the family and the role of parents in instilling the
responsibility in their children and the youth in taking Nizamabad Photo showing Members of SCF,
care of older persons in the context and framework of Pensioners and Order Club Members taking out a
the family and not in special homes and institutions. big procession.
The following note sent by Dr.Rao Chelikani was
shared, namely, Revising the NPOP
The present NPOP looks like an election manifest of a
political party. It says all the beautiful things that ought
to be said in a welfare state by way of promises and
naming the departments that should commit themselves
to perform. It is a vision statement as well as an action
plan. It has been proved to be untenable. Therefore, let
us not add some more promises to the present NPOP.
HyderabadI n Hyderabad the Joint Action Committee
In the present context, where the state’s role is radically
of Senior Citizens Forums expressing their Protest at
changing and other actors in the society are becoming
a gathering well attended by members various Assn.
‘performers’, the revised NPOP should reflect this reality;

Tarnaka Times, Aug. - 2010 4

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ÅHõΔ ºOQÍ D Ѩ„`åxfl ~°∂á⁄OkOz Jxfl QÆ$ǨʼnõΩ JO^Œ*ãË ,≤ "å\˜ P"≥∂^ŒO fã¨∞HÀ"åe.
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"åix „ѨtflOKÕq^èOŒ QÍ, K«~º° Å∞ fã¨∞H˘<Õq^èOŒ QÍ, K«~º° Å∞ fã¨∞H˘<Õq^èOŒ QÍ D Hõq∞\© Ѩxq^è•#O LO_®e.
14. ÃÑ^ŒÌÅ =ã¨u QÆ$ǨÅ q=~åÅ`À ‰õÄ_ç# _≥·Ô~Hõìsx „Hõ=∞O `«Ñ¨Ê‰õΩO_® =Ú„kOz, „ѨKå~°OÖ’ ÃÑ\Ïìe. „Ѩu
ã¨O=`«û~°O _≥~Ô· Hõsì J=ã¨~O° , „áê^è•#º`« ÃÑ~°∞QÆ∞`«∂<Õ L<åfl~Ú. nxfl ^Œ$+≤Öì ’ LOK«∞H˘x =ã¨uQÆ$ǨňH H͉õΩO_®
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15. ÃÑ^ŒÅÌ =ã¨uQÆ$ǨÅ∞ ã¨=∞~°=÷ O`«OQÍ Ñ¨xKÕ¿ãq^èOŒ QÍ, "å\˜x =∞iO`« |Ö’¿Ñ`«O KÕ¿ãO^Œ∞‰õΩ PiúHÑõ ~¨ "° ∞≥ #ÿ ѨiѨÙ+≤xì
JO^Œ*Ü Ë ∂« e. QÆ$ǨÖ’¡ ѨxKÕ¿ã L^ÀºQÆ∞ʼnõΩ "Õ`<« åÅ∞, =ã¨u QÆ$ǨÅ x~°fiǨÏ}‰õΩ J=ã¨~"° ∞≥ #ÿ PiúHõ =#~°∞Å
ÃÑOѨÙ^ŒÅÃÑ· ^Œ$+≤ì ™êiOKåe.
16. XHõ™êi =ã¨u QÆ$ǨÏOÖ’H˜ =zÛ# `«~åfi`« "åi ‰õΩ@∞OÉÏÅ`À ã¨`û« O|O^è•Å∞ H˘#™êˆQq^èOŒ QÍ U~åÊ@∞¡ KÕÜ∂« e.
™ê=∂lHõ, ™êO㨯 $uHõ HÍ~°º„Hõ=∂Ö’¡ ÃÑ^ŒÅÌ ÉèÏQÆ™êfi=∂ºxfl ÃÑOá⁄OkOKåe. WO^Œ∞‰õΩ J#∞QÆ∞}OQÍ x~åfiǨωõΩÅ#∞,
=º=™ê÷#‰õΩÅ#∞ L`ÕlÎ `«O KÕÜ∂« e.
17. =ã¨uQÆ$Ç¨Ï x~°fiǨÏ}Ö’#∞ ÃÑ^ŒÅÌ ÉèÏQÆ™êfi=∂ºxfl „áÈ`«ûÇ≤ÏOKåe. ã¨fiÜ«∞O x~°Ü ‚ ∞« Hõq∞\©Å#∞ U~åÊ@∞ KÕÜ∂« e.
x~åfiǨ‰õΩÅ#∞ D kâ◊QÍ K≥`· #« ºÑ¨~åÛe.
18. ÃÑ^ŒÅÌ ã¨fiÜ«∞O ã¨Ç¨ Ü«∞Hõ „QÆ∂ѨÙÅ#∞ U~åÊ@∞ KÕÜ∂« e. WO^Œ∞HÀã¨O ÃÇÏÖËÊ*ò WO_çÜ∂« =O\˜ ã¨Oã¨Å÷ ã¨Ç¨ Ü«∞
ã¨ÇϨ HÍ~åÅ∞ fã¨∞HÀ"åe.
‘EVERYTHING FOR SENIOR CITIZENS’ EXHIBITION
A 2-day Exhibition with stalls set up by those who offer various services to the senior citizens, on 1st and 2nd
October, 2010 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Hyderabad.
Venue : Will be finalised based on the World Elders Day Celebrations.
1. EXPECTED PARTICIPANTS :
Elders’ Homes (paid & unpaid) across the state for shared occupation, for sale and for rent, etc, Donations and
support will be soliticited for the unpaid homes.
Insurance Houses, Aasara of GHMC, Red Cross, HelpAge-India, Heritage Hospitals, Financial Adviser, Health
Care services, Banking Services, Leisure activities, Security services, Special equipment & tools, NIN, Fire-
fighting,
Placement stand by FEDEHAP : Match-making between those who want accommodation and those who provide
it, with a citizen’s Charter for the senior residents, and bed-side assistance;
Contents of the stand : Photos of the homes, charges list, estimations for donations, any products for sale, note
book for advance-bookings, Residents’ testimonies,
2. EVENTS :
Observing World elders’ Day on 1st October. Opening of the Exhibition; Releasing the souvenir, Opening of the
website, Releasing Special Issue of Tarnaka Times, cultural events:
3. INTER-ACTIVE SESSIONS :
with eminent senior citizens in the meeting hall from hour to hour.
FORUM FOR SENIOR CITIZENS TARNAKA:
September,2010
Happy Birthday

th
13 M Naga Raja Rao Vijayapuri 9989133574
15th E Vasudev Reddy Nag’nagar 27175732
Wishes

20th M Surya Prakash Rao Tarnaka 27158734

23rd D Madhusudhan Rao Vijayapuri 27000033
24th D Sambasiva Rao Nag’Nagar 9392029314
27th Manohar Bhave Tarnaka 9849328592

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The federation held their General body meeting on 1 st August,2010 at V ijayapuri community Hall, Tarnaka and
Vijayapuri
elected their new committee members
NEW COMMITTEE OF FEDEHAP : President : Dr Dr.. Rao VBJ Chelikani, Ph: 64504993,General Secretary: Smt. N.M. Rajeswari,
Cell: 8106367014, Jt. Secretaries : Sri. B.Rajesh, Helpage India, Cell: 9393395269, Sri. T.V idya Sagar Cell : 9346811065,
.Vidya
Sri.P.. Anjaneyulu
9985318259 Org. Secretaries : Sri.P Anjaneyulu: 9912199507, Sri.P .L. Menon, FAPSCO, 9848074063 Treasurer :Sri.
Sri.P.L. Sri. K.L.V.S.
K.L.V.S.
Raju: 9948077847, Exe. Committee Members : Smt. Bharathi, 9701541998, Sri.B.Yugandhar, 9949677421 Ms. Tulasi Bai, 9000444181,
Sri.V.Narasimha Rao , 09391047266/ 24067084 Smt. K.Savithri, 9441882929, Sri.M.Davidson, 9885335080, 9000887322, 9912737235,
Sri. Samson, Smt. K.Naga Chandrika Devi, Cell: 9247367379, Sri. Anka Raju, Ph:92471 14151,Sri Ramanna , Vasavi Vruddhashramam:
98484 42418, Sri. B. Krishna Mohan, Retd. MRO Viswashanthi Welfare Society: Ph:08501-275511, 275512/9490147082, Sri. V.Manohar
Rao, President, Suryapet S.C. Asso. Cell: 93968 13086/93937 96959, Sri. D.Anil Kumar, Keerthana Foundation: 98495 44533/2409 2811,
Sri. Anil Kumar Joshi 93925 53955, Sri S. Sunil Kumar, 9989671925, Sri. R. Ramanuja Swamy: Cell: 93993 12175, Ph: 08742 – 220 690
B.Easwaramma, Sri.P.Narendra: 9849465666/ 9912112300, G.Ranga Reddy: 9396310876

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