JCI Banjara Hyderabad - TRAC - 2017

JCI Banjara Hyderabad

ISSUE I - 2017 BOOK POST

An In-House Bulletin

STARS OF BANJARA - 2017

Jcrt Aruna Daliya Jr Jc Aastha Lohia

Jcrt Wing Chairperson, Jr Jc Wing Chairperson,
JCI Banjara Hyderabad JCI Banjara Hyderabad

Jc CA Govind Daliya

President, JCI Banjara Hyderabad

THE NEW ERA Sen Ramkumar Menon Sen Prakasha D Sen Maanoj Thakker Sen Santosh K. Nalla

JCI India President EVP - Area B, JCI India Zone President, Zone XII ZVP - Region C, Zone XII

Editor’s Desk

Ladies & Gentlemen, Happy Holi!

A warm welcome to the editorial desk of JCI Banjara Hyderabad’s first edition of its in-house bulletin, TRAC.
The year 2017 began with a marvelous installation of JCI Banjara’s new board officers, headed by President
Jc CA Govind Daliya and Secretary Jc Krishna Kumar Soni. The team 2017, Active & Constructive, is already
immensely active and the resultant vibes are being felt in the society.

I am thankful to the President for having trust in me and appointing me as the Editor TRAC for the year 2017.
I believe it is a wonderful opportunity to communicate with you all through this interesting media called TRAC.
The TRAC has been an integral part of JCI Banjara’s functioning since several years and it gives me an immense
pleasure to inform you all that from this year we are launching the same in e-version. I am sure this e-version
will be an interesting way of exploring TRAC and also broadening horizons to reach to thousands now.

On behalf of the editorial team, I would like to express my wishes and regards to the Banjara Family on occasion
of the 35th Charter Nite. I am very much excited to have the opportunity to unveil the first issue of TRAC on this
occasion.

I hereby express my vision to make the TRAC more informative, educative and interesting by each edition, which
can be enjoyed by not only JCI fraternity but also anybody else who happens to read it. I wish to thank the Zone
Governing Board, Banjara LOM Board, and sponsors for supporting me to come up with the TRAC.

Have a joyful reading...! Jc Laxminarayan Soni

Editor 2017
JCI Banjara Hyderabad

The Leaders Speak

My dear JCI members of JCI Banjara Hyderabad,

Greetings from your National President, JCI Sen Ramkumar Menon. It gives me tremendous pleasure to
connect with you through your in-house magazine TRAC. Hearty congratulations to the LOM President
Jc CA Govind Daliya and especially, Editor Jc Laxminarayan Soni, for bringing out this mouthpiece of
your LOM in style.

LOMs are where actions take place. The image of the organisation depends on the projects and activities
conducted by the LOMs in their communities. As responsible active citizens, it is our duty to serve the
community by identifying the pressing problems and providing sustainable solutions. Even when we have
flagship program and other standardised JCI India programs, we need to think and act local.

Ours is an organisation which helps people to unearth their unknown potential, blossom their talents and transform as Leaders. While
some people indeed utilise the opportunities, many do not. Remember that if the members do not get benefit, they will gradually leave
the organisation. The reason to a great extent is 'No hand holding and making them realize their potential'. Proper orientation, making
them participate in JCI Achieve, ensuring their active participation in LOM/Zone/National/ International events and introducing the
mentoring system in the LOM etc… are the solutions.

There are three kinds of people in this world. Those make things happen, those who watch things happen and those who wonder what
happened. JCI members belong to the first category of making things happen.

Wish you the very best to create an ever memorable year of high quality performance. As espoused by our ebullient JCI President 2017,
Jc Dawn Hetzel, let us work together to build a better future.

JCI Sen Ramkumar Menon

National President 2017
JCI India

Dear JCI Members,

Greetings from your Executive Vice President...

It's my pleasure to thank for bestowing me an opportunity to serve the organisation as EVP. I am grateful
to all the senior Leaders of JCI India.

I am glad to know that your first in-house bulletin, TRAC is going to be released in the month of March. I
wish Happy and Colourful Holi to all of you. It's sure that TRAC will be coming out well with very good
information.

I appreciate the Editor Jc L.N. Soni and team for their painstaking effort in bringing out this wonderful LOM Bulletin. And also my
appreciations to the LOM President. Your LOM is doing good programs and projects.

As Dawn Hetzel, JCI President, stated “I AM JCI, YOU ARE JCI, WE ARE JCI and LET US STRIVE TO BUILD A BETTER
FUTURE.”

With Best wishes,

JCI Senator Prakasha D.

EVP – 2017, Area B
JCI INDIA

The Leaders Speak

Heartiest Greeting from your Zone President.

With every New Beginning, We Dream of Newer Eras & think of Better Vistas.
One such beginning was, at installation with innovative theme, Banjara is always known for Quality Projects and
Mega PR, When President Jc CA Govind Daliya is leading, expectations shall be high and you will need to prove
that you deserved it through your positive actions & sustainable activities.

We shall work extensively to strengthen our partnership with United Nations, by working towards the Sustainable
Development Goals, in the areas of Health & Wellness, Education & Empowerment and Sustainability.

We will focus this years on National Flagship Program "SUJAL" providing pure water to needy schools and public places in association with
the local Govt. and Corporate bodies. I invite all members to take ownership of their areas, by identifying problems and finding permanent,
sustainable solutions. Request you to kindly focus to work towards more Quality Programs, rather than the quantity or number of Programs.

Feeling Nostalgic while writing this message, this reminds my days as Co-Editor, for same magazine, my compliments to the Editor
Jc LN Soni for releasing the 1st issue of LOM Bulletin -'TRAC'.

The JCI members have immense potential as we have the youth power. We just need to recognize, synergize and utilize this Power of Youth…

I am JCI, U are JCI, We are JCI
Let's Build A Better Future !

Senator Maanoj Thakker

2017 Zone President,
Zone XII, JCI India.

Greetings from Zone Vice President, Region-C!
Dear Family of JCI Banjara Hyderabad,
I am very much delighted to be assigned as the ZVP for this topmost LOM of Zone XII and sharing this message
in capacity of Zone Vice President, Region-C. Your LOM activities and programs always create benchmarks and
good PR to the organization & community.

My heartiest congratulations & best wishes to the President Jc CA Govind Daliya, Jcrt Wing Chairperson Jcrt
Aruna Daliya, Jr Jc Wing Chairperson Jr Jc Aastha Maheshwari & Team LGB members for taking responsibilities,

As we are 100 years old organization, our theme of the year is the responsibility to Build Better Future & be better doing. Let's all support
programs under our National Flagship program SUJAL, providing pure water to the needy. Let's give big numbers of iSMARTs and LOM
extensions from our LOM to Region-C, Zone XII.

My special appreciations to Jc L.N. Soni & team for releasing TRAC, 1st issue of LOM bulletin.

I am JCI, U are JCI, We are JCI
Let's Build A Better Future

Regards,

Senator Santosh Kumar Nalla

2017 Zone Vice President
Region-C, Zone XII

The Leaders Speak

Season's Greetings & Best Wishes!!

Abraham Lincoln quoted “If I Had Nine Hours To Chop Down A Tree, I Would Spend The First Six
Sharpening My Axe.” We, the JAYCEES of JCI Banjara Hyderabad have that opportunity to sharpen our
skills and are fortunate enough as the time devoted is engulfed with lot of amuse.

Indeed its great pleasure to share my views & reaching you all on this medium - “TRAC – The LOM
Bulletin”. Its great initiative coupled with innovation by Editorial Team lead by Jc Laxminarayan Soni
to reach to thousands by launching the conventional TRAC on E-Platform.

It's three & half decades and still we are undauntedly going strong by creating the lasting impression both by our activities &
attitude. The sheer reason is that we the Members of JCI Banjara Hyderabad believe in FACT – Fervor, Adaptability, Consistency &
Transformation. Banjara is known for its splendid past in Zone XII as well as in JCI India & we are committed to uphold & excel that
stature at all times.

The “Active & Constructive” Board 2017 is a wonderful combination of new & old, which keeps us current yet sustainable. This was
evident in our Innovative & unique theme at 36th Installation as “Banjara Grampanchayat”. Our Team Business has catapulted “The
अरथ् Matics” - The Anil Bokil Talk Show to an extent that it has been the best Business event of JCI India for the month and has
received the widest media publicity ever. The Team Programs has reached the millions & administered the INTEGRITY DAY OATH
on air on RED FM 93.5 there by recognized as the most innovative Integrity Day of JCI India & giving the widest PR to the Organization.

I extend my gratitude to every member for reposing that faith in me and assure that I will serve the office selflessly & with at most integrity.

All the best to the Editorial Team of “TRAC” & look forward for a pioneering & informative edition.

Jc CA Govind Daliya

President 2017
JCI Banjara Hyderabad

Management Growth &
Development
Programs

Training Business

Key Areas of JCI

Active & Constructive

BOARD 2017

Jc CA Govind Daliya Jc Prashant Mehta Jc Krishna Kumar Soni Jc Gaurav Dasot

President Immediate Past President Secretary Treasurer

Jc Alpesh Kanungo Jc Jeet Bhatt Jc Dilip Chitlangya Jc Gautam Jain

Joint Secretary VP - Management VP - Programs VP - Training

Jc Pramod Jain Jc Kamal Jain Jc Yogesh Bhattad Jc Govind Kankani

VP - Business VP - G&D Director - Management Director - Programs

Jc Shashank Malpani Jc Shyam Sunder Modani Jc Rajveer Vora Jc Pankaj Sarda

Director - Training Director - Business & Greet. Director - G&D Director PR

Jc Laxminarayan Soni Jc Nitesh Shah Jc Hemant Jain

Editor Jcrt & Jr. Jc Wing Coordinator BHT Coordinator

JCI BANJARA HYDERABAD



In preparation for the Rio+20 Conference, Indonesia held a July

2011 government retreat in Solo, Indonesia. At this event,

Colombia proposed the idea of the SDGs. This was picked up by

the United nations Department of Public Information 64th NGO

Conference in September 2011 in Bonn where the outcome

document proposed 17 sustainable development goals and

associated targets. In the run-up to Rio+20 there was much

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), officially known as discussion about the idea of SDGs. At the Rio+20 Conference, a
Transforming our world: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable resolution, known as The Future We Want was reached by

Development is a set of 17 "Global Goals" with 169 targets between member states. Among the key themes agreed on were poverty

them. Spearheaded by the United Nations through a deliberative eradication, energy, water and sanitation, health, and human

process involving its 194 Member States, as well as global civil settlement.

society, the goals are contained in paragraph 54 United Nations

Resolution A/RES/70/1 of 25 September 2015. The Resolution is Paragraph 246 of the Future We Want outcome document forms

a broader intergovernmental agreement that acts as the Post 2015 the link between the Rio+20 agreement and the Millennium

Development Agenda (successor to the Millennium Development Development Goals: "We recognize that the development of
Goals). The SDGs build on the Principles agreed upon under Resolution goals could also be useful for pursuing focused and coherent
A/RES/66/288, popularly known as The Future We Want.
action on sustainable development. The goals should address

The SDGs were in large measure informed by the often quoted and incorporate in a balanced way all three dimensions of
assertion by United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon that sustainable development (environment, economics, and society)
"we don’t have plan B because there is no planet B". and their interlinkages. The development of these goals should
not divert focus or effort from the achievement of the Millennium

On 19 July 2014, the UN General Assembly's Open Working Group Development Goals". Paragraph 249 states that "the process
(OWG) on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) forwarded a needs to be coordinated and coherent with the processes to

proposal for the SDGs to the Assembly. The proposal contained consider the post-2015 development agenda".

17 goals with 169 targets covering a broad range of sustainable

development issues. These included ending poverty and hunger, Taken together, paragraph 246 and 249 paved the way for the
improving health and education, making cities more sustainable,
combating climate change, and protecting oceans and forests. On Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The MDGs were
5 December 2014, the UN General Assembly accepted the officially established following the Millennium Summit of the
Secretary-General's Synthesis Report which stated that the agenda United Nations in 2000 and the agreement in the Future We
for the post-2015 SDG process would be based on the OWG proposals. Want outcome document. The Rio+20 summit also agreed that
the process of designing sustainable development goals, should

The Intergovernmental Negotiations on the Post 2015 Develo- be "action-oriented, concise and easy to communicate, limited
pment Agenda (IGN) began in January 2015 and ended in August in number, aspirational, global in nature and universally
2015. Following the negotiations, a final document was adopted applicable to all countries while taking into account different

at the UN Sustainable Development Summit September 25–27, national realities, capacities and levels of development and

2015 in New York, USA. The title of the agenda is Transforming respecting national policies and priorities".

our world: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

Background of SDGs Because the MDGs were to be achieved by 2015, a further
process was needed. Discussion of the post-2015 framework

The history of the SDGs can be traced to 1972 when gover- for international development began well in advance, with
nments met in Stockholm, Sweden, for the United Nations the United Nations System Task Team on Post 2015
Conference on the Human Environment, to consider the Development Agenda releasing the first report known as
rights of the human family to a healthy and productive Realizing The Future We Want. The Report was the first
environment. It was not until 1983 that the United Nations attempt to achieve the requirements under paragraph 246

decided to create the World Commission on Environment and 249 of the Future We Want document. It identified four

and Development which defined sustainable development dimensions as part of a global vision for sustainable

as "meeting the needs of the present without compromising development: Inclusive Social Development, Environmental

the ability of future generations to meet their own needs". Sustainability, Inclusive Economic Development, and Peace

In 1992 the first United Nations Conference on Environment and Security. Other processes included the UN Secretary

and Development was held in Rio. The first agenda for General's High Level Panel on the Post 2015 Development

Environment and Development, also known as Agenda 21, Agenda, whose report was submitted to the Secretary General

was developed and adopted in Rio. in 2013.

The Goals 5. Quality Education - Ensure inclusive and equitable quality
education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all. Major
On 25 September 2015, the 194 countries of the UN General progress has been made for education access, specifically at the
Assembly adopted the 2030 Development Agenda titled Transforming primary school level, for both boys and girls. However, access does
our world: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Following not always mean quality of education, or completion of primary
the adoption, UN agencies under the umbrella of the United Nations school. Currently, 103 million youth worldwide still lack basic
Development Group, decided to support an independent campaign to literacy skills, and more than 60 per cent of them are women.
help communicate the agreed Sustainable Development Goals to a Target 1 "By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free,
wider constituency. Known as Project Everyone, the independent equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to
campaign introduced the term Global Goals and was supported by relevant and Goal-4 effective learning outcomes"- shows the
corporate institutions and other International Organizations. Because commitment to nondiscriminatory education outcomes.
this decision was made without the approval of the member states, it
met resistance. In addition, several sections of civil society and 6. Gender Equality - Achieve gender equality and empower all
governments felt the UNDG ignored "sustainability," even though it women and girls. Providing women and girls with equal access to
was the most important aspect of the agreement. That the term "Global education, health care, decent work, and representation in political
Goals" also refers to several other processes not related to the United and economic decision-making processes will fuel sustainable
Nations was another concern. economies and benefit societies and humanity at large. While a
record 143 countries guaranteed equality between men and women
The Official Agenda for Sustainable Development adopted on 25 in their Constitutions by 2014, another 52 had not taken this step.
September 2015 has 92 paragraphs. Paragraph 51 outlines the 17 In many nations, gender discrimination is still woven through legal
Sustainable Development Goals and the associated 169 targets. The and social norms. Though goal 5 is the gender equality stand-alone
17 SDGs, as depicted in this chart, are: goal- the SDG's can only be successful if women are completely
integrated into each and every goal.
1. No Poverty - End poverty in all its forms everywhere. Extreme
poverty has been cut by more than half since 1990- however, 7. Clean Water and Sanitation - Ensure availability and sustainable
more than 1 in 5 people live on less than $1.25 a day. Poverty is management of water and sanitation for all.
more than lack of income or resources- it includes lack of basic
services, such as education, hunger, social discrimination and 8. Affordable and Clean Energy - Ensure access to affordable, reli-
exclusion, and lack of participation in decision making. Gender able, sustainable and modern energy for all.
inequality plays a large role in the perpetuation of poverty and its
risks; They then face potentially life-threatening risks from early 9. Decent Work and Economic Growth - Promote sustained, inclusive
pregnancy, and often lost hopes for an education and a better and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and
income. Age groups are affected differently when struck with decent work for all.
poverty; its most devastating effects are on children, to whom it
poses a great threat. It affects their education, health, nutrition, 10. Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure - Build resilient infra
and security. It also negatively affects the emotional and spiritual -structure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and
development of children through the environment it creates. foster innovation.

2. Zero Hunger - End hunger, achieve food security and improved 11. Reduced Inequalities - Reduce income inequality within and
nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture. Globally, 1 in 9 people among countries.
are undernourished, the vast majority of these people live in developing
countries. Agriculture is the single largest employer in the world, 12. Sustainable Cities and Communities - Make cities and human
providing livelihoods for 40 per cent of today’s global population. It is settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable.
the largest source of income and jobs for poor rural households.
Women comprise on average 43 percent of the agricultural labor force 13. Responsible Consumption and Production - Ensure sustainable
in developing countries, and over 50 percent in parts of Asia and Africa, consumption and production patterns.
yet they only own 20% of the land. Poor nutrition causes nearly half
(45 per cent) of deaths in children under five – 3.1 million children 14. Climate Action - Take urgent action to combat climate change
each year. and its impacts by regulating emissions and promoting developments
in renewable energy.
3. Good Health and Well-being - Ensure healthy lives and promote
well-being for all at all ages. Significant strides have been made in 15. Life on Land - Protect, restore and promote sustainable use of
increasing life expectancy and reducing some of the common killers terrestrial ecosystems, sustainably manage forests, combat desert-
associated with child and maternal mortality, and major progress has ification, and halt and reverse land degradation and halt biodiversity
been made on increasing access to clean water and sanitation, loss.
reducing malaria, tuberculosis, polio and the spread of HIV/AIDS.
However, only half of women in developing countries have received 16. Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions - Promote peaceful and
the health care they need, and the need for family planning is inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to
increasing exponentially, while the need met is growing slowly - more justice for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions
than 225 million women have an unmet need for contraception. An at all levels.
important target is to substantially reduce the number of deaths and
illnesses from pollution-related diseases. 17. Partnerships for the Goals - Strengthen the means of
implementation and revitalize the global partnership for sustainable
4. Life Below Water - Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, development.
seas and marine resources for sustainable development.
As of August 2015, there were 169 proposed targets for these goals
and 304 proposed indicators to show compliance.

NATCON 2016

NATCON is the National Conference that is held once in a year towards the end of the year. It is a national
level program where all the JCI India LOMs participate, get rewarded, get recognized for their sincere
efforts put in to conduct community development programs, training programs, business programs, etc.

NATCON 2016 was organized in Bengaluru City between 27th to 30th December by JCI Devanahalli and
JCI Bangalore South of Zone XIV. The event was JCI India’s 61st NATCON event wherein participation by
JCI India LOMs from all over the country was observed.

JCI Banjara Hyderabad is very proud that the LOM has received several recognitions and outstanding
awards in the program. Congratulations to the LOM Governing Board, Past Presidents, Members,
Jayceerette Wing and the Junior Jaycee Wing for the following achievements during NATCON 2016.

National President & National Director Recognitions

c Hosting of NALANDA c 100% Efficiency

c Organizing Trade Fair c Outstanding Business Project

c Organizing Skill Development Program c Suraksha Achiever 2016

c Hosting of Award Orientation Seminar c Organizing ID Programs

c Organizing Empowering Youth & Future Modules c Achieving Growth

c Installing Maximum Suraksha Machines c Hosting of JCI India Recognized Zone Event

Outstanding Awards of JCI India

c Outstanding LOM Award of JCI India
c Outstanding EVP Award of JCI India, PP Jc Rajkumar Kacharla
c Outstanding New JCI Member Award of JCI India, Jc Govind Kankani
c Outstanding Jcrt Wing Chairperson Award of JCI India, Jcrt Reema Mehta
c Outstanding Jcrt Wing Award of JCI India

11th GBM cum Diwali Milan

Banjara’s Diwali Milan was a musical, memorable and marvelous GBM cum Diwali Milan. It was held
on 23rd Nov 2016 @ Ala Liberty, Banjara Hills. Everything right from the Decoration, Ambience,
Music, Delicacies, Participation & Enjoyment was Marvelous.

Project Coordinators: Jc Gautam Jain, Jc Viren Bhandari, Jc Govind Kakani, Jc Rajveer Vora

Order Of The Day

The Order of the Day was just memorable one. It was held @ Hotel Jalpan, Somajiguda. The venue
was fully flooded with huge participation. The hearty gratitude expressed by IPP Jc Prashant Mehta
& the Chairperson Reema Mehta to each & every Banjara member was just outstanding one.

Installation Nite - 2017

Banjara-Gram Panchayat’s 36th Installation Nite was truly an ethnic affair that lead traditional
impressions on us which will long last for years to come. It was held on 8th January @ NTR Party
Zone. The Sarpanch Jc CA Govind Daliya with his team “Active & Constructive” was given oath in
the presence of JCI’s past & present high-grade officials and Banjara’s lovely family.
Jc R. Sunil Kumar (Past EVP) was the Chief Guest along with the Guest of Honor Jc Maanoj Thakker
(Zone XII President) graced by Jc Santosh Nalla (Zone Vice President - Region C). Masters of Ceremony
were our Tau - Jc Sudhir Bhuraria and charming Jcrt Mansi Malpani. The duo kept the momentum
through the show. The Attire, Stage, Arena and Food were all truly as per the concept.

Project Coordinators: Jc Rahul Surana, Jc Alpesh Kanungo, Jc Govind Kakani, Jc Pankaj Sarda

Anil Bokil Talk Show

Anil Bokil Talk Show was one of its kind
Business Seminar that won accolades from
JCI India. It was held on 22nd January
2017 @ KLN Prasad Auditorium, FTAPCCI,
Red Hills. Mr. Anil Bokil blew up the minds
of the people by displaying the Black
Money graph and his deliberations.

The event witnessed Mr. Bandaru Dattat-
reya (Union Minister) as the Chief Guest
and Jc Maanoj Thakker as the Guest of
Honor. The seminar was conducted in
collaboration with JCI Hyderabad Trendz.

Republic Day

The 68th Republic Day was celebrated by
JCI Banjara Hyderabad @ Andhra Saraswati
Balika Pathshala, Feelkhana, Hyderabad.
Sri T.R. Venkatesh, Chairman of Ratnalayam
Charitable Trust was the Chief Guest.
Jc Maanoj Thakker was the Honorable
for the occasion.

The program was attended by Banjara
members in huge numbers. The program
witnessed flag hoisting, sweet distribution
and address to the school students by
JCI fraternity and the guests.

Post Budget Analysis 2017

The session was organized in association
with CPE Study Circle on 3rd Feb 2017 @
Federation House, FTAPCCI, Red Hills.

The seminar witnessed an extensive analysis
of Indirect Tax Proposals, Economic Impact
on Capital Market, and Direct Tax Proposals.

Integrity Day

This year the Integrity Day was celebrated
on February 2, 2017, in a totally different
style! Team Programs took this event to
new heights with their innovative theme
of administering the oath to not only
hundreds of school children, but also to
lakhs of citizens by airing the same on
RADIO.

The event has been highly appreciated.
This unique method of conducting this
program is now going to be the trend
ahead.

LDMT

The LOM Development Management
Training Session was held on February
9, 2017 @ Hotel Sapthagiri, Secunder-
abad. The session was conducted by
our assigned ZVP Jc Santosh Nalla.

The program definitely will help the
LOM officers to manage LOM affairs &
proper working on the plans of actions
throughout the year and in the future.

LOTS

The LOM Officers Training Seminar was
held in the month of February 2017. It
was hosted by JCI Hyd Deccan. Excellent
learning has been achieved by our LGB
officers which will now be imparted in
their style of working and reflected
through the year.

2nd ZGB Hosting

JCI Banjara Hyderabad had the opportunity to host the 2nd Zone Governing Board Meeting
held on 5th March 2017 @ Hotel Royalton, Abids. The meeting was graced by the presence
of our EVP Senator Prakasha D. The ZGB 2017 was very impressed by the way whole program
organized and managed by JCI Banjara.

Project Coordinators: Jc Govind Kankani & Jc Pankaj Sarda

2nd GBM Cum Shudh Vdesi Romance

The Banjara family witnessed a Romantic evening on February 12, 2017. Yes friends, the 2nd GBM
cum Shudh VDesi Romance was one of its kind GBM in the history of JCI Banjara. The program was
held at Hotel Radisson Blu, Banjara Hills.
Love was in the air all around. Every couple on this occasion looked unique. The couples enjoyed a
lot dancing and romancing with each other. Each and every step at the venue seemed romantic &
lovely. Beautiful decoration and theme was presented by the project coordinators. The Pcs also
arranged choreography for the couples to enjoy dancing. It was just an amazing evening! Chief
Guest for the show was the Zone XII President, Jc Maanoj Thakker.

Project Coordinators: Jc Jeet Bhatt, Jc Praful Gupta, Jc Rajveer Vora, Jc Sharad Kabra

PST Meet

The PST meet was held on March
4, 2017 @ Vysya Hostel, Kacheguda
X Roads, in the presence of our
assigned EVP, Senator Prakasha D.
The event was hosted by JCI
Budhapurnima Hyderabad.

3rd GBM Cum Rang De Geet

The 3rd GBM cum Rang de Geet was another stupendous program in itself. The program was held on
March 11, 2017 @ Nimantran Banquets, Secunderabad. This year, JCI Banjara Hyderabad seems to be
delivering outstanding GBMs one after the other this year. The Rang De Geet theme for the 3rd GBM
was an exceptional one wherein each and every member of the Banjara family participating enjoyed
to the core.
Zone Vice President, Jc Santosh Nalla, was the Chief Guest for the occasion. The program was fully
enjoyed by the ZVP. The arrangements, the theme, the colours, the food, the anchoring, and the
Rangeela atmosphere was truly an amazing experience for the Banjara members. Members enjoyed
the Antakshari to the fullest and dancing on the floor to their spirits.

Project Coordinators: Jc Anil Raichandani, Jc Hemant Jain, Jc Manish Bung

Jayceerette Wing Activities

Diwali
Celebrations

Christmas
Celebrations

Integrity Day
with

Disabled

Women’s Day
Celebrations

Matrix Tambola

Matrix Tambola held on February 9, 2017 @ Hotel Royalton, Abids, by the Jayceerette Wing of JCI
Banjara Hyderabad. The program witnessed a huge success. ZP Jc Maanoj Thakker, Mr. Gopal Baldwa
and Mr. Shankerlal Sharma were the guests who graced the occasion.

MEET OUR NEW MEMBERS

Welcome to Banjara Welcome to Banjara

1. Name: Jc Aashish Joshi 1. Name: Jc Akshay Maniyar

2. Father’s Name: Satyanarayan Joshi 2. Father’s Name: Dwarka Das

3. Spouse Name: Priyanka Joshi 3. Spouse Name: Madhuri Maniyar

4. Date of Birth: 30-07-1989 4. Date of Birth: 14-11-1990

5. Date of Marriage: 20-11-2013 5. Date of Marriage: 21-01-2014

6. Qualification: C.A. 6. Occupation: Self Employed

7. Occupation: Chartered Accountant 7. Hobbies: Playing Cricket, Surfing Net

8. Hobbies: Travelling, Music 8. Reason to join Banjara: Networking, Train-

9. Reason to join Banjara: Networking ing, Personality Development

10. Mobile No.: 9032426454 9. Mobile No.: 9246227108

11. Introduced by: Jc Shyam Sunder Modani 10. Introduced by: Jc Govind Kankani

Welcome to Banjara Welcome to Banjara

1. Name: Jc Damandeep Singh 1. Name: Jc Deepak Mor

2. Father’s Name: Harbans Singh 2. Father’s Name: Vijay Mor

3. Spouse Name: Sakshi Kukreja 3. Spouse Name: Megha Mor

4. Date of Birth: 27-05-1985 4. Date of Birth: 16-11-1982

5. Date of Marriage: 29-10-2009 5. Date of Marriage: 23-11-2005

6. Qualification: B.Com 6. Qualification: Graduate

7. Occupation: Businessman 7. Occupation: Businessman

8. Hobbies: Cricket, Snooker, Music, Travel 8. Reason to join Banjara: Networking &

9. Reason to join Banjara: Networking Socializing

10. Mobile No.: 7013273469 9. Mobile No.: 9246191711

11. Introduced by: Jc Shyam Sunder Modani 10. Introduced by: Jc Gautam Jain

MEET OUR NEW MEMBERS

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1. Name: Jc Dinesh Kumar Jain 1. Name: Jc Manish Kumar Bang
2. Father’s Name: Meethalal Jain 2. Father’s Name: Late Omprakash Bang
3. Spouse Name: Samata Jain 3. Spouse Name: Meenakshi Bang
4. Date of Birth: 22-04-1982 4. Date of Birth: 20-07-1986
5. Date of Marriage: 02-12-2003 5. Date of Marriage: 21-04-2010
6. Qualification: B.Com 6. Qualification: B.Com
7. Occupation: Businessman 7. Occupation: Self Employed
8. Hobbies: Travelling, Cricket, Swimming 8. Hobbies: Travelling
9. Reason to join Banjara: Socialization 9. Reason to join Banjara: Socialization
10. Mobile No.: 9298153020 10. Mobile No.: 8885510345
11. Introduced by: Jc Pramod Kumar Jain 11. Introduced by: Jc Kamal Jain

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1. Name: Jc Rahul Tapadia 1. Name: Jc Sharad Kumar Kabra
2. Father’s Name: Rajgopal Tapadia 2. Father’s Name: Sureshchandra Kabra
3. Spouse Name: Sneha Tapadia 3. Spouse Name: Ujwala Kabra
4. Date of Birth: 30-04-1986 4. Date of Birth: 11-01-1984
5. Date of Marriage: 12-06-2012 5. Date of Marriage: 22-11-2009
6. Qualification: MBA 6. Qualification: B.Com
7. Occupation: Businessman 7. Occupation: Self Employed
8. Hobbies: Cricket 8. Hobbies: Music
9. Reason to join Banjara: Socialization 9. Reason to join Banjara: Networking
10. Mobile No.: 8008809672 10. Mobile No.: 8978154124
11. Introduced by: Jc Shashank Malpani 11. Introduced by: Jc Govind Kankani

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1. Name: Jc Somesh M. Jhawar 1. Name: Jc Sumeet Kumar Loya
2. Father’s Name: Mukesh Jhawar 2. Father’s Name: Kamal Kishore Loya
3. Spouse Name: Divya Jhawar 3. Spouse Name: Sejal Loya
4. Date of Birth: 12-04-1991 4. Date of Birth: 30-05-1986
5. Date of Marriage: 22-04-2016 5. Date of Marriage: 03-07-2010
6. Qualification: MBA 6. Qualification: CFA
7. Occupation: Businessman 7. Occupation: Self Employed
8. Reason to join Banjara: Socialization and 8. Reason to join Banjara: Socialization
Personality Enhancement 9. Mobile No.: 9000666600
9. Mobile No.: 996311152 10. Introduced by: Jc Govind Kankani

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1. Name: Jc Vinay Jain
2. Father’s Name: Vasant Jain
3. Spouse Name: Samiksha Jain
4. Date of Birth: 18-04-1982
5. Date of Marriage: 27-06-2004
6. Occupation: Businessman
7. Reason to join Banjara: Training and
Networking
8. Mobile No.: 9966998865
9. Introduced by: Jc Gautam Jain

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