Annual Report 2011 - 12 - Indian Cancer Society

CHAIRMAN’S REPORT FOR THE YEAR 2011-2012Dear Members,It is with great sorrow that I report the sudden demise of Dr. Arun P. Kurkure. Dr. Arun Kurkure had madeit his life’s mission to work for ICS and had devoted 24 years to the Society, serving as Hon. Secretary & ManagingTrustee for the last 9 years. We, at ICS, will always remember his contribution and will miss his presence.Consequent to the demise of Dr. Kurkure and in view of the desire of some Trustees to step down, the ManagingCommittee was reconstituted as outlined in this Report. On behalf of the Indian Cancer Society, I take this opportunityto thank Mr. Nihal Kaviratne for his guidance and Mr. Hari Mundra for his operational leadership and dedicatedservice to the Society. Mr. Mundra’s committed involvement in the day to day affairs of the Society for thelast 5 years and his adroit handling of all the problems faced by ICS contributed significantly to its turn aroundand has steered the Society forward into a brighter future.I now present to you the Annual Report of the Indian Cancer Society for the year 2011-12.The Indian Cancer Society (ICS) has successfully forged ahead as a dynamic organization due to initiatives takenby the National Managing Committee (NMC) in successful implementation of a Strategic Plan laid out in 2008-‘Indian Cancer Society: The Way Forward’. The NMC continues to work unstintingly to further revitalize, modernizeand transform ICS. The Society has made significant progress on every front as envisioned by the Founders,Dr. D. Jussawalla & Mr. Naval Tata and the Society’s stated Vision & Mission.The restructured Activity Program focuses on what ICS knows and does best and provides the clarity, focus andconsensus required for the societal work of ICS. Initiatives to broaden the work of ICS and raise its work toa higher level in keeping with the scope outlined in the objects of the Society, are being pursued. In our commitmentto enhance the Society’s core activities, we were able to realise one more Milestone, the ICS Cancer Cure Fund.ICS Cancer Cure Fund: In our commitment to enhance the Society’s core activities, 2011-12 has seen the realizationof one of the Indian Cancer Society’s most ambitious initiatives, the ICS Cancer Cure Fund, adding to ICS’s illustriouslist of Milestones. This joint Initiative of the Indian Cancer Society with HDFC Asset Management Company,the first of its kind in the country, now helps underprivileged cancer patients all over India to initiate andcomplete treatment vital for their survival. For the first time in India, investors were given the option to donate50% or 100% of their dividend income from a close ended, fixed maturity plan. Donations received from investorsin the “HDFC Debt Fund for Cancer Cure” constitutes the ICS Cancer Cure Fund which is now used to fundthe cancer treatment of poor patients and complete treatment of this disease.The ICS Cancer Cure Fund is supervised by a Governing Advisory Council made up of eminent citizens fromthe corporate and medical worlds which oversees the disbursement of the donations received by ICS. A DueDiligence Team including doctors, social workers, accountants and volunteers scrutinizes all the applications forfunding medical treatment from all over India, adhering to strict guidelines and is accountable to the GoverningAdvisory Council.In the FY 2011-12, a total of Rs. 407.39 lakhs was received as donation from HDFC AMC on behalf of the investors.This donation to Indian Cancer Society (ICS) has made an invaluable difference in the lives of many poor cancerpatients. We are pleased to inform you that since October 2011, the donations received from the investorsof the HDFC Debt Fund for Cancer Cure, have been used to grant financial aid for medical treatment to95 patients aggregating to Rs. 276.95 lakhs. Of these, 80% of the patients are less than 30 years of age.Rehabilitation Centre: 2011 marked 50 years of ICS Rehabilitation Services. During 2011-12, the ICS RehabilitationCentre (RC) at Parel continued with its concerted efforts to help the underprivileged suffering from cancer throughits many welfare activities and provided financial aid towards treatment costs, free food and nutritive supplements,vocational training, counseling, guidance and jobs to nearly 10000 cancer patients and their family members.The vocational training & guidance given to patients and survivors at the RC enables them to eke out a simple,yet dignified living. The Free Meal Program & Nutritive Supplements Program continued through the year asusual thanks to the generosity of our donors and well wishers.The Workshops of the ICS Rehabilitation Centre at Parel have been providing vocational training and gainfulemployment to thousands of poor people suffering from cancer and to survivors of the disease for nearly threedecades. In order to improve the RC Workshops, the NMC had decided to renovate and modernize the workshops,1

integrating some of them, installing modern equipment and creating better layout for more efficient functioning.This would not only improve the quality of vocational training but would also create avenues to introduce newcrafts and better products made by the patients. With great support of our donors and well wishers, renovationof the newly integrated “Rehabilitation Therapy & Prosthetic Aids” Dept. offering Occupational Therapy,Rehabilitation, different types of Prostheses and Aids & Appliances was completed in September 2011.The uniqueness of these prostheses/aids/appliances is that they are all made by cancer patients/survivors. InNovember 2011, with the support of the Sujaya Foundation, a new Computer Training Centre for poor cancerpatients, both children and adults, was set up at the Rehabilitation Centre at Parel thereby offering themlearning with fun and enjoyment.Indian Cancer Society Awareness & Detection Programs: ICS has been at the forefront in the fight against cancerarmed with the belief and motto that ‘Cancer When Detected Early, Is Curable’. Cancer is now a leading causeof death worldwide. More than 30% of cancers can be prevented by modifying or avoiding key risk factors.ICS strives hard to create awareness of the disease and encourages the public to attend its Awareness Programs& Detection Camps. Since 1982, ICS has been regularly holding Mobile Cancer Detection Camps in Maharashtra,Karnataka, Gujarat, Goa and Chhattisgarh, providing free or highly subsidized cancer detection screening facilities.In 2011-12, the ICS Mobile Cancer Detection Camps have conducted 75 Mobile Cancer Detection camps fora total of 75 days. 6644 clients consisting 3819 women and 2825 men were screened for cancer at these camps.163 clients were referred to Tata Memorial Hospital for further investigation. The Hope Express, India’s firststate of the art computerized Mammography Van for early detection of breast cancer in women, devotedexclusively for women, is equipped with gynecologists and support infrastructure. Women are screened for themost commonly occurring cancers i.e. breast and cervical cancers, along with oral cancer, at a very nominalcost and is free of cost for the underprivileged. The Hope Express gives the opportunity to thousands of womento avail of cancer screening including a mammogram. In, 2011-12, 70 camps were held and 2089 women werescreened for cancer of the breast and cervix of which 27 women were referred to Tata Memorial Hospital forfurther investigation.The ICS Cancer Detection Centre at Pedder Road in Mumbai continues to provide cancer detection screeningfacilities to people at a very nominal charge. During 2011-2012, 1794 people were screened for cancer at theICS Pedder Rd. CDC, of which 160 people were referred to other specialized institutions for further investigations.A major thrust has been given to our Awareness Program. During 2011-12, 226 Cancer Awareness and EducationalPrograms (7702 participants benefited) and 23 Exhibitions (2450 participants benefited) were conducted at variousplaces in and around Mumbai at schools, banks, colleges, private companies, NGOs and Government organizations.Medical Education Seminars: With an objective to update specialists and postgraduate medical students in “stateof art” management of various cancers and thereby improve the overall quality of patient care in the community,ICS has initiated a Continuing Medical Education Program. The first Seminar was a Symposium on Thyroid Cancerheld in association with P. D. Hinduja Hospital.Memorandum of Association and Rules & Regulations of ICS: Last year, the amendment application for theMOA & RR was prepared in the prescribed Schedule lll format along with the various supporting documentsand submitted to the Charity Commissioner (CC) & Registrar of Societies on 24-03-2011. The matter came upfor hearing at the Office of the Asst. Charity Commissioner initially on 30 th June, 2011, during which variousclarifications sought by the Asst Charity Commissioner were provided. Thereafter Affidavits for the amendmentapplication were filed at the second hearing at the Charity Commissioner’s Office (attended by Dr. Arun Kurkure,Mr. Hari Mundra and Mr. S. Shreeram) on 27 th July, 2011, when the Amendments to the MOA & RR were finallyapproved by the Charity Commissioner’s Office Order. Thereafter, the revised MOA & RR as amended upto 8 thDecember, 2009 and as approved by the CC Office order dated 27 th July, 2011 was printed and circulated toNMC members and all branches of the Society.Joint Collaboration with Khubchandani Healthcare Pvt. Ltd.: Following the Agreement for a Joint Collaborationwhich was signed with Khubchandani Healthcare Pvt. Ltd. (KH) on 18-2-2010, the applications for necessary approvalsregarding the same were made to the Charity Commissioner. After securing the approval of the Charity Commissioner,the ‘Deed of Confirmation’ of the Joint Collaboration Agreement entered into with KH was executed by theSociety and duly registered by payment of the requisite stamp duty. Thereafter, the application for Phase 1of the Project was sent to the Collector.The JC is now awaiting approval from the State Government. The proposal,which has the recommendation of the Collector, has been going around between ministries – revenue, legal,etc. and it is hoped that the final approval will be received soon.2

Sir Ratan Tata Trust (SRTT): Sir Ratan Tata Trust generously continues to assist the Indian Cancer Society inits efforts to provide financial aid to underprivileged cancer patients undergoing treatment at the Tata MemorialHospital and the Bai Jerbai Wadia Hospital for Children. In this joint initiative, every month, SRTT funds partof or the entire treatment cost of 7 cancer patients, both children and adults, selected by ICS after fulldue diligence. For 2011-12, SRTT has sanctioned an amount of Rs. 68,08,000/- to 185 patients sufferingfrom cancer.Mumbai Cancer Registry: The Mumbai Cancer Registry, established by the Indian Cancer Society in June 1963,is the oldest Cancer Registry in India, with the aim of obtaining reliable morbidity data on cancer from a preciselydefined urban (Greater Mumbai). The Indian Cancer Society also established Satellite Cancer Registries at Poona,Nagpur and Aurangabad in years 1972, 1978, 1980 respectively to identify the difference if any, in the site patternand incidence rate of the disease among various communities living in geographical areas having different patternsand incidence rate. The ICS Registry is part of National Cancer Registry Program of India since 1982. The dataof the Registry has been utilized so far for several research projects and publications, both national and internationallevels and have yielded considerable research benefits and has contributed greatly to the cancer control programsof our country. Till now, the Registry has published more than 100 Scientific Research articles in National andInternational Journals. Mumbai Cancer Registry’s data has been accepted and published by International Agencyof Research on Cancer, Lyon, France, in their Scientific Publication since Volume II. Poona and Nagpur CancerRegistries data is also accepted and published by IARC in their Scientific Publications. The Indian Cancer Societyhas initiated research collaboration with Tata Memorial Hospital to carry out collaborative projects and betterutilization of data through specific studies and research projects like Prediction on Cancer, Survival Analysis, andPeriod Analysis etc.Survivorship Program: The Indian Cancer Society, in an effort to put survivorship programs on a sustainableand self supporting basis has helped to establish ‘UGAM’. UGAM, a voluntary support group of childhood cancersurvivors is the youngest support group of ICS. It conducts extensive counseling sessions for the survivors ofchildhood cancers, to help them understand how they can start their life afresh by defeating their challengesand exploring new opportunities where they can make a difference. These sessions are conducted at Tata MemorialHospital, Parel, Mumbai, on every Tuesday at the ACT clinic (After Completion of Therapy) for long term survivorsof childhood cancers. It is the first support group to work for childhood Cancer Survivors with Tata MemorialHospital, Mumbai.ICS-St. Jude India ChildCare Centres: The ICS-St. Jude India ChildCare Centres at the ICS Rehabilitation Centreat Parel continue to operate very well, providing free safe, clean and happy dwelling to the underprivilegedchildren suffering from cancer along with their parents. Monthly rations are donated by the Indian Cancer Societyto the families who find it difficult to support themselves. During 2011-12, ICS-St. Jude India ChildCare Centresadmitted 238 children suffering from cancer of which 56 children were new admissions and 182 children werereturnees for follow up treatment at Tata Memorial Hospital.Branches: Our branches, in Delhi, Kolkata, Nagpur, Bangalore, Patna and Lucknow have continued to do exemplarywork in their respective territories. The extensive and pioneering work carried out by our Delhi branch meritsspecial mention and recognition. The detailed reports of the ICS Branches appear elsewhere in this Annual Report.I am confident that with prudent fiscal management, a transparent and committed National Managing Committeeand the support of our well wishers, donors and staff, the Indian Cancer Society will rise to greater heightsin its fight against cancer and will continue to do pioneering work towards the welfare and rehabilitation ofthe poor suffering from cancer, as envisioned by our Founding Fathers.Sincere thanks go out to all the members of the National Managing Committee, Fund Raising Committee, LadiesCommittee, ICS staff members and all our Volunteers.I take this opportunity to extend my deep personal gratitude to all philanthropists, donors and well wisherswhose generosity has helped the Indian Cancer Society continue vigorously with all its various activities towardsthe welfare of underprivileged cancer patients and towards detection, awareness and cure of the disease withhope and determination.MR. KEWAL NOHRIATrustee & Current ChairmanIndian Cancer Society3

ICS EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES DURING 2011-1261 st ICS Founder’s Day at the Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai:On March 17 th , 2012, the Indian Cancer Society, on the occasion of its 61 st Founders Day, held a major fundraising event hosted generously by the Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai. The event began with cocktails and musicby Mr. Jarrod Wood and an Exhibition of paintings by contemporary artists, curated by Mrs. Nayanaa Kanodiato raise funds for the Society. The event was compered by Mr. Ravi Khote and comprised of a lovely danceby children cancer patients, a moving presentation by Managing Trustee & Hon. Secretary Dr. Arun Kurkure,and music & live entertainment by Merlin D’Souza and her troupe. In addition, an auction of sculptures byMr. Arzan Khambatta was conducted by Mr. Daniel Carroll. This was followed by a sumptuous banquet and theentertaining music of Mr. Earnie Flannagan. The 61 st ICS Founder’s Day Event was a huge success thanks tothe involvement and generosity of many philanthropists, donors, well wishers and volunteers.The Indian Cancer Society acknowledges with deep gratitude, the generosity of the Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbaifor hosting the event and for its continuous support to ICS.ICS Art Exhibition: The Viewing Room, Colaba, Mumbai-March 6-10 th , 2012:As part of its 61 st Founder’s Day Event and to support the Indian Cancer Society in its fight against Cancer,leading artists very generously provided their paintings for an Art Show to raise much needed funds for theICS Rehabilitation Centre at Parel. Curated by well•]known artist Nayanaa Kanodia, the art show featured India’sleading artists such as Akbar Padamsee, Anjolie, Ela Menon, Satish Gujral, Krishen Khanna, Sakti Burman, BadriNarayan, Laxma Goud, Vaikuntam, Jayasri Burman, Nayanaa Kanodia, Manu Parekh and Suvaprasana. The otherleading artists to display their works included Avijit Dutta, Ajay De, R. Bala Subramanian, Farhad Husain, G.R. Iranna, Lalitha Lajmi, Madhvi Parekh, Milburn Cherian, Nikhil Chaganlal, Radhika Chand, Rini Dhumal, SanjayBhattacharya, Seema Kohli, Shipra Bhattacharya, Vijendra Sharma, Vrindavan Solanki and Vimmi Indra. This exhibitionwas an outstanding show of some of the spectacular works from artists who have painted with their heartfor the cause of ICS. Dr. Arun Kurkure, the Managing Trustee and Hon Secretary, ICS said “ICS is very gratefulto them for sparing their valuable time to create such outstanding works to help cancer patients who haveno money to spend on their treatment and rehabilitation”.Art Workshops at the ICS Rehabilitation Centre at Parel:This year, ICS was fortunate to have Mrs. Nayanaa Kanodia conducting an Art Workshop at the RehabilitationCentre on May 19-20 th , 2011. Mrs. Nayanaa Kanodia is a pioneer of L’Art Naif in India. She is an acclaimedartist and her work is displayed in many public and private collections in India and abroad including the MuseeInternational D’Art Naïve, Paris. Some wonderful Greeting Cards and a Desk Calendar were designed by ourvolunteer Miss Pranati Mehta from the artwork painted by our cancer patients at these workshops.Art and Craft Workshops were held at the RC for children suffering from cancer on May 21-22, 2011. Theseworkshops were conducted by Mrs. Elizabeth Virkar, who is well known for her Creative Art and Craft EducationalWorkshops for children and Mrs. Sophie Ahmed, Educationist and Philanthropist. Mrs. Virkar introduced the childrento Wax Resistant and Acrylic Painting, whilst Mrs. Ahmed taught the children cancer patients the art of Origami.The purpose of these workshops is twofold. The first is their therapeutic value for adult and child cancer patientsand survivors and the second is to introduce and expose our participants to new art forms so as to enhancetheir skills and help them innovate and create new designs, colours, and formats for different saleable products.The proceeds of the sales are used for the welfare of these patients and survivors.HUL’s Campaign “Lets Pink” to Create Breast Cancer Awareness:Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) joined hands with Indian Cancer Society to create breast cancer awarenessin association with Times of India (TOI). The campaign extended from 18th to 24th of October, 2011. The Campaign4

was titled “Lets Pink” to motivate husbands to take their respective wives for Breast cancer screening. HULtied up with TOI for this campaign, whereby HUL advertised the campaign in TOI, and TOI carried articles onbreast cancer in Times of India, Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai and Bangalore Editions.In the said advertisements, HUL requested TOI readers in above mentioned cities to take a pledge during 18th-24th of October, 2011. TOI readers who took the pledge via sms were charged Rs.3 per sms, out of whichthe Indian Cancer Society was given Rs.1 per sms as a donation from HUL on behalf of all the TOI readerswho took the pledge. The campaign “Lets Pink” was also heard on Radio Mirchi, where it was announced thatRs.1 per sms will go to Indian Cancer Society.HUL as a part of this collaboration has committed to sponsor 50 cancer detection camps for women in thenext 12 months.This campaign was run during Oct 2011 along with ICS. As per HUL, awareness around the cause was raisedand converting the awareness into action was also a success. This will be an annual initiative which will beenhanced every year. Listed below is analysis of the campaign:Cities Women Screened Detected with Breast CancerDelhi 699 15Mumbai 1100 20Kolkatta 490 7Bengaluru 550 9Chennai 450 15Total 3289 66UGAM Celebrates its 2nd Anniversary:‘Ugam’ celebrated its 2nd Anniversary on 5th June 2011 at the Choksi auditorium of the Tata Memorial Hospital,Mumbai.150 cancer patients and survivors (who are called Victors by the ‘Ugam’ team) and their parents cameto help celebrate the occasion.The Chief guests were Mrs. Anita Garware & Mr. Amol Gupte. The program ended with the screening of abeautiful movie, “Stanley ka Dabba” which depicts the story of an orphan boy who decides to have a normaleducation in-spite of all odds and without letting any of his school friends knows that he is an orphan or thathe is a child laborer at night.Plastindia Foundation “Race of Hope” Race Day, Nov 27 th , 2011:With the effort of Mr. Kiran Talcherkar and his team at Display House, the RWITC (Turf Club) and PlastindiaFoundation joined hands with the Indian Cancer Society to organize The Plastindia Foundation ‘Race of Hope’Race Day on Nov. 27 th , 2011 at Mahalaxmi Race Course in aid of the Indian Cancer Society. Donors & wellwishersjoined them in making the day truly eventful and raised much needed funds to help the Society continuewith its vigorous efforts towards the treatment and welfare activities of the poor suffering from cancer.Inauguration of the ICS Computer Training Centre for Cancer Patients & Survivors-AJoint Initiative with the Sujaya Foundation:The ICS Computer Training Centre was inaugurated on 5th Dec 2011. The computer centre will be run in collaborationwith Sujaya Foundation & was made possible due to the persistent efforts of our volunteers, Ms. Sheroo Kheswallaand Ms. Lolita Saletore. The first batch of students includes cancer survivors & patients of 12 years and above.The inauguration was attended by Mrs. Neelambari Rao of the Sujaya Foundation, Mr. Kewal Nohria, Vice ChairmanICS, Mrs. Kinnari Vora, Mrs. Sheroo Kheswalla and other well-wishers. A certificate of completion will be givento all patients and survivors who complete the course. ICS has decided to give 4 prizes: Rs.500, Rs.300 andRs.300 for the top 3 student attendances and Rs.100 for the most puzzles solved. The young children’s Fun& Learn software will also be introduced shortly. This children’s program will have basic computer training alongwith English, Math, Singing, Poetry and Art and has animation and sound.5

INDIAN CANCER SOCIETY ACKNOWLEDGES WITHGRATITUDE THE GENEROUS SUPPORT GIVEN BYTAJ MAHAL PALACE, MUMBAIA.H. WADIA TRUSTPIROJSHA GODREJ FOUNDATIONMRS. SIMONE N. TATAHDFC ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANYGODREJ INDUSTRIES LTD.MR. NADIR B. GODREJROYAL WESTERN INDIA TURF CLUB LTD.GAILNOVARTISSANOFI-AVENTISGLAXOSMITHKLINE PHARMACEUTICALS LTD.TATA POWER LTD.HINDUSTAN UNILEVER LTD.SINGAPORE CONSULATE GENERAL IN MUMBAITALWAR, THAKORE & ASSOCIATESMR. S.D. PURIMR. & MRS. PRASAD MENONMR. KIRAN TALCHERKARDISPLAY HOUSEALKEM LABOROTARIES LTD.DESIGNSCAPE6

I. ICS CANCER CURE FUNDDETAILED REPORTS FOR 2011-2012The ICS Cancer Cure Fund was a new initiative launched by IndianCancer Society in 2011-12. Donations received from investors inthe "HDFC Debt Fund for Cancer Cure" constitutes the ICS CancerCure Fund which is used to fund the cancer treatment of needypatients. In the FY 2011-12 at total of Rs. 407.39 Lakhs werereceived as donation from HDFC AMC on behalf of the investors.This donation to Indian Cancer Society (ICS) has made an invaluabledifference in the lives of many needy cancer patients. We arepleased to inform you that since October 2011, the donationsreceived from the investors of the HDFC Debt Fund for CancerCure, have been used to grant financial aid for medical treatment to 95 patients aggregating to Rs. 276.95 lakhs.Of these, 80% of the patients are less than 30 years of age. Timely financial assistance for medical treatmentcan indeed change their lives forever. As is evident from the chart, patients from all across the country arebeing supported.ICS supports patients with annual family income of less thanRs. 1,00,000/-. A special constituted Governing Advisory Council(GAC) of ICS ensures high level of transparency on the use of thedonated funds. The role of GAC is as follows:●●●●Approve guidelines for utilization and disbursement of funds.Approve financial assistance to applicants based on the aboveguidelines.Appoint auditors for the audit of the fund and its utilization.Conduct periodic reviews of the cases approved for cancertreatment aid.In addition, a Due Diligence Team comprising leading oncologists, social workers and finance professionals scrutinizesevery application in detail and recommends based on the need of each patient. Leading hospitals from all partsof country are empanelled by ICS to recommend and treat patients funded by ICS. ICS disburses money directlyto the hospital for each patient individually. Regular follow up is maintained with each patient.We share with you below the hope and joy ICS has been able to give to these patients through ICS CancerCure Fund. The names of these patients have been withheld for privacy reasons.7

Name : Mr. Bikram SahaMale, Age 21 yearsState : West BengalDisease : Osteogenic Sarcoma (OGS)Hospital : Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai (TMH)He is a tall, smart and smiling young man, who now wears a cap to cover his baldness. He is from WestBengal and has a family of four. His father does accounts in a Kirana store in Kolkatta. After he was diagnosedwith OGS, his family thought that it was the end of the world and that they would never be able to affordtreatment. The father earns Rs.3000 a month and is the only earning member. When ICS sanctioned thema grant of Rs.2.5lacs for his treatment, they were surprised and at the same time grateful for this help.Last month he underwent surgery and is now on his path to recovery. His family is now confident that hewill be able to complete his treatment. He says, "I hope more people like me get this help. After my treatmentis complete, I am looking forward to going home to my sister!"Name : Athira P. P.Female, Age 19 yearsState : KeralaDisease : Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML)Hospital : Regional Cancer Center, TrivandrumShe is a pretty looking 19 year old girl from Kerala, with a gleam in her eyes. "I want to be a teacher andlove History," she says. She is currently taking treatment at RCC Trivandrum and is doing very well. Her father,a daily wage laborer, earns Rs. 2000 a month and is the only earning member in a family of five. She isproud of the fact that she is the only one in the family who can speak English and was very excited toreceive a call from the social worker of ICS. She kept giggling and said 'thank-you' several times. She is studyingfor her final exams for college and is very happy that she is getting well. She is in remission and is nearingthe completion of her treatment. She has a great sense of confidence in her treating consultant and is surethat she would be a Cancer victor soon!Name : Artidevi Saheb DayalFemale, Age 30 yearsState : BiharDisease : Osteogenic SarcomaHospital : Tata Memorial Hospital (TMH), MumbaiShe is very fragile looking and extremely soft-spoken. She is from Patna and is a mother of two little childrenaged five and three. She said that when they applied to ICS, they never thought that they would get somuch help. In fact she shared that it was her belief, that no one helps the poor so much. They had alreadyspent Rs. 30,000 in Patna and Chhattisgarh before being referred to TMH, Mumbai in July 2011. Thanks tothe financial assistance received from ICS she has also undergone surgery. She has had seven cycles ofchemotherapy and is going to soon receive the last cycle. She said that when she started treatment shecould not even walk as she has bone cancer. Now with an implant she has started walking and is very happyabout that. She thanked everyone at ICS and is grateful to God!8

Name : Narendra Bhalchandra PatilMale, Age 34 yearsState : MaharashtraDisease : Burkitts's LymphomaHospital : Tata Memorial Hospital (TMH), MumbaiHe is a very talkative 34-year-old farmer from Jalgaon, is suffering with Burkitts Lymphoma and is takingtreatment since September 2011. When he first came to Mumbai with his mother, he was sure that nothingwould come of the visit and that he would have to go back home without treatment. He applied for JeevandayiYojana (Financial aid given by Maharashtra Govt.) and was thrilled that he got help for Rs. 1.5 lacs. Thatmoney was being used towards chemotherapy and meanwhile he approached ICS. When he got the sanctionhe was ecstatic that he would not have to run around for money and got confidence that he would getcured. He has a family of seven and earns Rs 1600 a month. He has completed his treatment and goneback to his village. "My 8-year-old son knows I have cancer but also knows that his father will get well soon,"he says.Name : Mohanan NairMale, Age 55 yearsState : KeralaDisease : Non-Hodgkin's LymphomaHospital : Regional Cancer Centre, TrivandrumHe is a 55-year-old tailor and has a family of four. His older son who is 27 is a coolie and earnsRs. 30-50 a day. He shared that he has not been working ever since he got Cancer and their family is goingthrough a lot of trouble. They have been borrowing money from everyone to run their house and sometimeseven begging to meet his family's needs. He never thought that he would be helped completely for his treatmentand is very grateful to Indian Cancer Society.II. REHABILITATION CENTREDuring 2011-12, the Rehabilitation Centre (RC) continued to make significant achievements towards Rehabilitationand Welfare Activities for poor cancer patients and survivors under the direction of Deputy Director of theRehabilitation Centre, Mrs. Lalitha B. Nair. The RC was also was instrumental in generating funds and executingvarious Projects undertaken by other Departments of the Indian Cancer Society during the year under report.HIGHLIGHTS●●●GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. very generously donated Rs. 18,00,000/- towards the RehabilitationActivities of the ICS Rehabilitation Centre at Parel.A donation of Rs. 10,00,000/- was received from the Estate of Mrs. Ruby Captain in memory of“Late Dr. (Mrs.) Roshan M. Captain & Late Mr. Manek Rustomji Captain” towards the purchase of a vehiclethat would be used for the Indian Cancer Society’s activities.A total of Rs. 7,25,000/- was received as donation towards renovation of the Rehabilitation Workshops fromMr. Gulzar S. Govewalla (Rs. 5,00,000/-), Mrs. Chandrabala Thakkar (Rs. 1,25,000/-) and from Mrs. SophieAhmed (Rs. 1,00,000/-).9

●●●●●●●●●A Bore-Well cum rain water harvesting plant was erected at a cost of Rs. 7,00,000/-with the donation fromLeichester Charnwood Lions Club U.K. and Lion Naresh Popat in loving memory of his sister Ms. ShakuntalabenPopat. Mrs. Kirtiben Gheewalla and family were instrumental in obtaining the donation for the above project.An amount of Rs. 68,08,000/- was sanctioned by Sir Ratan Tata Trust towards Chemotherapy Treatment of185 cancer patients suffering from ALL, AML, PNET, Hodgkin’s Lymphoma after due scrutiny by our medicalsocial workers. In addition, each patient referred to SRTT was also given seed money of Rs. 5000/- by ICSto enable them to initiate their treatment.Dr. (Smt.) Maithreyi Krishnaraj – a well-wisher, donated Rs. 1,00,000/- on her son’s death anniversary towardsPatients’ Welfare Activities of the Indian Cancer Society.Mrs. Sophie Ahmed – a well-wisher, donated Rs. 1,00,000/- towards Education Aid for children cancer patientsand children of cancer patients.An amount of Rs. 7,60,347/- was raised towards the Patients Welfare Activities through the involvementof students of various schools in Mumbai and the suburbs.The Rehabilitation Centre received a Rs. 3,50,000/- donation from The Mahindra Foundation through Mrs.Mamta Goenka towards providing 2500 post operative kits for underprivileged women suffering from cancerand who have undergone mastectomies.The Dy. Director of Rehabilitation Centre undertook the successful decommissioning of the Cobalt Unit atthe Indian Cancer Society Medical Centre as per the norms of the AERB through M/s. Kirloskar TechnologiesPvt. Ltd., who was paid an amount of Rs. 10,69,910/- for the same. Rs. 1,40,000/- was paid towards thetransportation charges of the decayed Cobalt 60 source to BRIT, Mumbai.The Rehabilitation Centre put up a stall for an exhibition cum sale at the Race of Hope held at the RoyalWestern India Turf Club at the Mahalaxmi Race Course in November 2011.The Rehabilitation Centre took active part in the 61 st Founder’s Day celebrations at the Taj Palace, Mumbaiin March 2012 and provided 340 rexine folding bags made by the patients/survivors as gifts for all the guestswho attended.PATIENT WELFARE & PHYSICAL RESTORATION SERVICESWith the generous support of Trusts and Individuals, the ICS Rehabilitation Centre provides:●●●●●●Monetary aid to the needy cancer patients to initiate and complete their treatments.Chemotherapy drugs through its authorized chemist to poor and needy cancer patients.Nutritional food-supplements to children cancer patients every month.Daily wholesome meals to poor cancer patients/survivors/dependents who attend the ICS Rehabilitation Centreat Parel along with evening food packets for those who live on the footpaths and DharamshalasMonthly rations to all patients/survivors/dependents who attend the Rehab Centre.Finances accommodation to outstation patients during the active treatment phase.During 2011-12, nearly 10,000 cancer patients/survivors and their family members benefited from the variousfacilities and aid programs offered by the Indian Cancer Society at the ICS Rehabilitation Centre, Parel.FINANCIAL AID FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT AND OTHER MEDICAL SERVICES:During 2011-12, a total of Rs. 15,07,400/- was received as donations towards Financial Aid for Medical Treatment.Out of this, Rs. 12,65,950/- was allocated to 337 poor cancer patients referred by Tata Memorial Hospital andBai Jerbai Wadia Hospital, subject to a maximum of Rs. 5,000/- per PATIENT, to facilitate and initiate their treatment.In addition, in some cases financial aid was given to patients for undergoing diagnostic tests at centres otherthan Tata Memorial Hospital and also towards drug costs.The list of donors who have contributed towards Financial Aid for Medical Treatment for underprivileged cancerpatients appears elsewhere in this report under the section ‘Donations’.10

In addition to financial aid towards treatment, the following services were given to patients who approachedthe ICS RC for help:●●●Tamoxifen tablets were distributed to 4 patients, as prescribed by their doctors throughout the year.Underprivileged cancer patients taking treatment from other than Tata Memorial Hospital and Bai JerbaiWadia Hospital were referred to our donors viz: Mrs. Kirtiben Gheewala, Mr. Nelson Mathias, Mrs. SherooKheswalla, Mrs. Kumari Rajeev, Dr. Abraham Mathai, Mrs. Taraben Maniyar and Mr. Rupal Shah whogave cash donations directly to the patients throughout the year towards their treatment costs.685 patients were examined by our Physician Dr. Mokashi and were provided medicines as required bythem. Upon his prescription, Medicines worth Rs.1,50,365/- were allocated to the workshop patientsfor ailments other than cancer.■FREE MEAL PROGRAM:During 2011-12, the ICS Free Meal Program continued as usual due to the generosity and commitment ofour donors. Daily, 65-70 cancer patients were the beneficiaries of our Free Meal Program. Also, 25 to 30outstation cancer patients were given dinner packets daily. Besides these, tea twice a day, biscuits, milkand an egg were given to them daily. Fruits were given once in week. Samosas and other snacks were givento all patients/survivors at the RC throughout the year thanks to our donors. In addition to the above, specialcare has been taken for the patients who are unable to swallow solid food by giving them food supplementssuch as Glucon “D”, Complan and extra milk and dal.During 2011-12, a total of Rs.3,75,019/- was received in cash and kind towards our Free Meal Programmefrom the below mentioned donors whose wholehearted support and generous donations help this programmeto run smoothly. During 2011-12, Rs. 6,34,709/- was expended by ICS towards the Free Meal Program.Our Donors who contributed regularly towards the Free Meal Program:●●●●●●●●●●●●Late Dr. Arun P. KurkureDr. (Mrs) Purna KurkureMr. S.R. BalsekarMrs. Kiriti GheewalaMrs. Mamta MehtaMr. Satyanarayan KediaMr. Hari MundraMrs. Sonia GuptaMr. Sidhant SuranaMrs. Saralaben MehtaMrs. Kumari RajeevMrs. Sharmishta JaniThe list of donors who have contributed towards the ICS Free Meal Program for underprivileged cancerpatients/survivors appears elsewhere in this report under the section ‘Donations’.Donations in Kind were given by our various well-wishers as mentioned below:●●●●●Shyambhai Khatri, Proprietor, Bhajan Sons Cattle Farm provided 60 ltrs. Milk every week throughoutthe year.Amar Tea Plantation (Manav Dharm) donated 10 Kgs. Tea Powder every month for the daily tea givento patients/survivors working at the RC.Mr. Ajay Shah, Mrs. Madhu Bhanushali and Mrs. Kirti Gheewalla donated 60 kgs. of sugar as and whenrequired for our canteen use.The Proprietor of A Grade Samosa, Sion provided Samosas regularly for our patients/survivors.Through the good contacts of Smt. Rasilaben Damani & friends, Mrs. Nikki Reddy, Mrs. Kirti Gheewalla& family, Smt. Sarlaben Mehta & family and Mrs. Sonia Gupta, our patients had the opportunity to havedelicious meals and snacks on many occasions during the year.11

●●●Mr. Satyanarayan Kedia regularly sponsored special meals to the patients throughout the year.During Makar Sankaranti, Mrs. Madhu Bhanushali donated food grains and raw-material in bulk quantityto serve meals to all patients/survivors of the ICS RC, Parel.Snacks like Pani puri, Vada pav, Tilgud etc. were given frequently to the patients/survivors of the RCincluding staff members through our donors.Special Nutritive Supplements:●●●●●Mrs. Nikki Reddy donated Complan, Glucon-D, Horlicks and biscuits regularly to children and adult cancerpatients.Nana Palkar Smruti Samiti donated seasonal fruits every Thursday for free distribution among the patients.Dates and Raggi were donated by Mrs. Madhu Bhanushali; Mrs. Leelaben Shah and Mrs. Indiraben andher friends whenever required.Milk and Special Meals were given to children cancer patients staying at St. Jude Children Centre regularlyduring the year.Complan was donated throughout the year by Mr. Mehernoz Daruwalla.■REHABILITATION THERAPY, PROSTHETIC & ORTHOTIC AIDS DEPARTMENT:In 2011, the renovated Aids & Appliances Department was renamed the Rehabilitation Therapy, Prostheses& Orthotic Aids Department. This department as earlier continues to be involved in the production of variousProstheses & Orthotic Aids for cancer patients like Breast Prosthesis, Vaginal Dilator Kits, Jaw Stretcher Keys,Stoma Bags, Stoma Sleeves, Irrigator Bags, Stoma Belts, Irrigator Sets, Lower Limb Prostheses Like HipDisarticulation Prostheses, Above & Below Knee Prostheses, Walking Sticks, Lumbar Belts, Steel & WoodenCrutches. These Rehabilitation Aids are custom made to patients needs. The unique aspect of this departmentis that cancer patients assist in making of these Rehabilitation Aids. The Department also caters to otherrehabilitation needs of the cancer patients like exercises, counselling, lymphadema treatment and vocationalcounselling. This department aims at compensating for the physical, emotional and psychological loss dueto cancer by helping the patients cope with daily life and improve their quality of life.During 2011-12, this Department made and supplied Orthotic & Prosthetic Appliances worth Rs. 11,27,869to various hospitals and individuals patients across the country.The following Orthotic and Prosthetic Appliances were given to various cancer patients.REHABILITATION AIDSNUMBER SUPPLIEDLatex Breast Prostheses 220Breast Prostheses 340Mastectomy Bras 128Jaw Stretcher Keys 151Vaginal Dilator kits 795Stoma bags 8776Stoma sleeves 1542Colostomy Belts 1925Irrigator bags 598Irrigation Sets 176Below Knee prosthesis 06Above knee prosthesis 04Wooden Crutches 48Lumbar belts 0212

In Mumbai, hospitals like Tata Memorial Center, Prince Ali Khan Hospital, Bhagwati Hospital, Jupiter Hospital,Breach Candy Hospital, Cooper Hospital, Ashirwad Hospital were supplied with our prostheses and orthotics.Outside Mumbai, Kolhapur Cancer Research Center, Ruby Hall Clinic in Pune, Jawaharlal Nehru Cancer ResearchHospital in Bhopal, Indian Cancer Society- Nagpur Branch, JASCAP Cancer Research Center in Bangalore, JaipurCancer Hospital were among the other hospitals to receive our services.The departmental head is in talks with Tata Memorial Center, the leading cancer hospital in Asia, in implementingchanges in vaginal dilators for objective analysis and the designing for the new vaginal dilators is in process.Also, various departments in Tata Memorial Center like Breast unit, Paediatric & Adult Oncology unit, Genito-Urinary unit, Bone & Soft tissue unit have been contacted for referral of patients to our centre.During 2011-2012, the following donations were received:●●●Mr Mohan Khaire, Mr. Shyam Bhatia & Mr. Ashok Bhatia donated Dettol & Xylocaine ointment worthRs. 20,125.Mumbai District Aids Control Society donated 1,20,000 pieces of condoms to be supplied with VaginalDilator kits to female patients.Mr. Daruwalla & Mr J. J. Chabria donated Rs. 4500 each for lower limb prosthesis.We are grateful to the above donors, whose donations have helped the department to meet the needsof underprivileged patients.■PSYCHO-SOCIAL & COMMUNITY ADJUSTMENT SERVICES:During the year under report, our Medical Social Workers, led by Mr. Kiran Shinde, guided and assistedmore than 5600 patients who were undergoing treatment at Tata Memorial Hospital and who came to theICS Rehabilitation Centre for help. The ICS Medical Social Workers visited other Welfare Centres and variousInstitutions in Mumbai in order to help cancer patients/survivors. They visited the Gadge Maharaj Dharmashala,Dr. Borges Home and Nana Palkar Smruti to get in touch with the patients there and encouraged themto avail of the facilities offered by the ICS RC. All patients were guided and counselled. The Social Workershelped the patients approach other Trusts and Institutions for financial help towards their treatment costs.Accommodation was arranged by ICS for many patients who did not have funds at these Dharamshalas.The Social Workers also made several home visits to ensure regular follow up treatment and attendanceat the Workshop. The Dy. Director and the Social Worker paid several visits frequently to various Trusts,donors, well-wishers in order to develop better rapport, to raise funds for Workshop activities and individualpatients, to collect donations in kind and also to get job orders for the different Sections of the RehabilitationCentre.■VOCATIONAL SERVICES:ICS runs Vocational Services such as on-the-job training in different vocations, placement/self-employmentand sheltered work for incapacitated patients at the Rehabilitation Workshop. At Parel, ICS runs a full-fledgedRehabilitation Centre where adult cancer patients are trained in marketable skills in order to enable themto be socio-economically self-reliant. Cancer patients and survivors are trained on different vocations andmany are assisted to be self-employed as this is an ideal solution for a cancer survivor.During 2011-2012, 780 patients were admitted to the various training sections of the Rehabilitation Centrein an effort to make them self sufficient and to give them a feeling of dignity. Of the 780 patients thatwere admitted during the year under report, 76 were new cases, 704 out-station patients were given interimeconomic relief by providing them light assembling jobs. These Vocational Services at the Rehabilitation Centreenable the patients to ease their mental tension and also helps them to earn subsistence allowance fortheir maintenance with dignity during their active treatment phase in Mumbai.During the year 2011-12, a stipend of Rs. 10,60,707/- was paid to the above patients. The average attendanceof the patients was 75 per day.13

■DONATION TOWARDS EDUCATIONAL AID:●●●Children cancer patients received educational aid from Mrs. Sophie Ahmed, Mrs. Anjali Shankaran andother well wishers.18 school going children of the cancer patients received educational aid through sponsorship ofDadar-Matunga Mahila Mandal on our recommendation.During this academic year, we provided educational kits i.e. note books, school bags, compass boxesetc. to school going cancer patients with the support of Mrs. Rasilaben Damani and her friends.■SPECIAL PROJECT FOR CHILDREN & YOUTH CANCER PATIENTS:Also, Diwali Festival was celebrated with the children cancer patients, during which sweets, new clothesand crackers were distributed to them.During 2011-12, under this Special Project, 145 new cases were registered and 1440 children patients weregiven various services viz: counseling, family assistance, educational sponsorship, medical assistance, nutritionalsupport etc. The total amount spent on this project was Rs.2,45,173/- from the interest accrued on earmarked donation of Rs. 13,29,100/- given by Western India Paper Mills to provide nutritional food supplementsto poor and needy children cancer patients. Also during the year under report food supplements were donatedby Lions and Lioness Club of Kings Circle, Mrs. Sheela Haria, Mrs. Bhanushalli and her friends, and ladiesgroup from Matunga Mahila Mandal.■CLOTHES:During the year, we received abundant donations of new and reusable clothes from various well-wishers.●●●●During Diwali Lions Club of Downtown donated new clothes viz: mens wear and sarees to patients throughone of our well-wisher Mr. Deepen Shah and sarees were also donated by Mrs. Sheelaben Haria.Mrs. Chandrikaben Thakkar distributed new bed sheets to all RC patients/survivors.Brand new blankets were distributed by Mrs. Nikki Reddy to all the patients.Umbrellas were distributed to all patients and survivors at the RC prior to the monsoon thanks to donors.■FESTIVALS/PICNICS:●●●●To reduce their pain and stress and give strength and hope in their lives of cancer patients ICS RC celebratedmany festivals like Ganeshotsav, Diwali, Dusshera and Christmas with pomp and gaiety. On these occasions,indoor games viz: Rangoli, Musical Chair, Lime with Spoon, Antakshari ,etc.were conducted and the patientswhole heartedly participated in the same. The objective of these celebrations is to emphasize that "Lifeafter cancer is worth Living".During Diwali, Sweets and Crackers and new clothes were distributed by Mr & Mrs. Nanajkar from Bankof Maharashtra.The Deputy Director of the RC organised a pilgrimage at Prati Balaji, Pune that was generously sponsoredby Mrs. Shubhangi Rane.During Diwali and Christmas, Mr.&Mrs. Soli Kheswalla gave cash gifts to all the cancer patients/survivorsattending the ICS RC.EXHIBITIONSThe ICS Rehabilitation Centre in addition to prostheses and other departments has a Tailoring, Dhurrie & MatMaking Department and a Rexine Department where different kinds of synthetic leather and cloth bags, pursesand vanity purses are produced by patients and survivors.14

The products made by our cancer patients and survivors at the Rehabilitation Centre continued to sell verywell thanks to the active involvement of Deputy Director of RC, Mrs. Lalitha Nair, all staff members, the volunteersand Ladies Committee members. ICS was attended the sales/exhibitions as listed below.● The Stree Mandal Sale at Sikka Nagar on September 29th, 2011 organised by Mrs. Asha Kanodia.● Indus Sale on December 3rd, 2011 at YMCA, Colaba.● The Plastindia Foundation 'Race of Hope' Race Day at the RWITC, Mahalakshmi on November 27th, 2011where ICS had a stall.The sale of these products not only raised much needed funds but also created awareness of the various activitiesof the Society and showcased the products made by our patients. The Society is grateful to Mrs. Lalitha Nair,Mrs. Pramila Mohan, ICS Staff, volunteers and the Ladies Committee members for their co-operation and support.SALESDuring 2011-12, the various hand made products by the cancer patients/survivors at the ICS Rehabilitation Centrecontinued to be popular and were greatly appreciated and sold very well as they are very reasonably priced.The ICS RC sold products worth Rs. 31,00,848.00 during the year.Workshop Rs. 18,69,499.00Printing Press Rs. 75,322.00Catering Unit Rs. 28,158.00Prostheses Dept. Rs. 11,27,869.00FUND RAISINGThe Annual School Fund Raising Drive was executed by Mrs. Lalitha B. Nair, Dy. Director, Rehabilitation Centre& Secretarial Services, at various schools in Mumbai and suburbs. Though she visited more than 25 schools,only 12 schools responded. 8219 fund raising cards were distributed in 12 schools, out of which an amountof Rs. 7,60,347/- was collected through 2011-12 and utilised for welfare activities of the underprivileged patients/survivors attending the workshops of the ICS RC.As a gesture of deep appreciation of the efforts put in by the Principals, teachers and students to raise thisamount, products made by our cancer patients/survivors worth Rs. 24,298./- were given as gifts to them. Thisannual fund raising drive was made possible due to the active support given by our staff member, Ms. KavitaRajak.SPONSORSHIPThrough the sponsorship and support of M/s. ALKEM Laboratories Ltd., 10,000 ICS Letterheads and Envelopeswere printed for the Indian Cancer Society during the year under report.We offer our sincere thanks to Mr. A.K. Goyal, Sr. General Manager and Mr. Siddharth Kundu, General Managerfor their unstinting support to ICS.CORRESPONDENCEA number of appeals were sent by Dy. Director, R.C, Mrs. Lalitha Nair and Medical Social Worker, Mr. KiranShinde to obtain donations towards:●●Free Meal ServiceVarious Schools under Fund Raising Activities15

●●●●Various Trusts, Lions, Lioness, Rotary and Rotaract Clubs and Individual Donors for Medical Aid, General Activities,Children’s Project, Rationing Programme etc.Purchase of various machinery for expanding activities of existing sections of Rehabilitation Centre.Raw-materials either as donation or at concessional rates required for various sections.Computers, Printers and Stationary items for all departments of the Indian Cancer Society.Due to close liaison by our staff, particularly Dy. Director, Mrs. Nair with numerous Schools, Philanthropists,Well-wishers, Individual Donors and Trusts, there has been a tremendous increase in fund-raising for corpusand expansion of Patients’ Welfare Activities during 2011-12.ROLE OF VOLUNTEERSDuring the year under report, our Hon. Volunteer, Mrs. Sheroo Kheswalla was actively involved with productdevelopment in our various training sections and was also involved in selling our articles through various avenues.She has introduced new patterns of rexine products which continue to be in great demand. Her contributiontowards our underprivileged cancer patients is note worthy. Patients who are on oral diets, radiation andchemotherapy treatments were given Complain through her good contacts. She was actively involved in executingmatters given by our Management from time to time.Mrs. Kinnari Vora, our Hon. Architect has offered not only her expertise but also spent her valuable time forthe renovation of our workshops. She continues to take a deep interest in the Workshop Renovations and theVocational Training Programs.Mrs. Lolita Saletore, Hon. Volunteer, was involved in fund-raising activities of the Indian Cancer Society, counselingpatients who come for vocational rehabilitation and for breast prostheses. Mrs. Saletore was mainly responsiblefor the activities pertaining to Ugam during the year under report.Mrs. Sheroo Kheswalla, Mrs. Laxmi Menon, Mrs. Nayanaa Kanodia, Mrs. Asha Kanodia and Mrs. Urmila Jainwere mainly responsible for the success of during the 61 st Founder’s Day Programme at the Taj Mahal Palace,Mumbai and the exhibition cum sale of the paintings held at Viewing Room, Colaba during March 2012.Mrs. Miriam Alexander, Mrs. Liz Virkar and Mrs. Kumari Rajeev were also helping in the activities of the IndianCancer Society in various capacities.SEMINARS/WORSHOPS/MEETINGSDy. Director and Social Worker of the Rehabilitation Centre participated in Seminars, Workshops andMeetings called by Social Welfare Departments, Govt. of Maharashtra, Mazgaon Dock and L & T Ltd.,Tata Memorial Hospital and met regularly with individual donors and interested parties.GRANT-IN-AIDThe Maintenance Grant of Rs.14,99,910/- was received from the Director of Social Welfare, Women, Child &Handicapped Development, Maharashtra State towards the salaries of the 13 staff members of the ICS RehabilitationCentre.ORIENTATIONOrientation lectures were given by the Dy. Director and Social Worker of the Rehabilitation Centre for MedicalStudents, Nursing Students, Occupational Therapy Students, Social Science students etc. from various Collegesand Institutions who visited the ICS RC at Parel during the year under report.16

SCRAP MATERIALDuring 2011-12, Scrap Material worth Rs.80,000/- was collected and the sale proceeds of the same has beenused for our Patient’s Welfare Activities.JOB WORKSWe are indeed very grateful to the Managements/Proprietors of the following parties/organizations for providingjob-works towards our cause continuously which not only reduced the mental tension of our patients but alsoequipped them to be self supportive to a certain extent.●●●●●●●●●●●●M/s. Gopalji and Co. and M/s. Pooja Enterprises for simple assembly job worksM/s. Mazagaon Dock Ltd., for face masks and filter for respiratorsM/s. I.C.S.M.C., C.D.C., M.C.D.C. for printing jobsM/s. Larsen & Toubro Ltd., for uniform stitching workM/s. Maneesh Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd., for plastic foldersM/s. Padarsh Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd. for canvas labelsM/s. Mahindra Foundation for giving job work (POK)K.E.M. Hospital for conference bagsMr. Nayanbhai, Pooja Enterprises for stitching job work and simple assembling jobsM/s. Sion, Cooper Hospitals and Bhagwan Hospital for wooden crutchesM/s. Tata Memorial Hospital for nursing kitsM/s. Nair Hospital for nursing kits.We are very grateful to our various customers and parties who have appreciated our products and have beenplacing orders for job-work with us regularly.BEYOND CANCERDuring 2011-12, through the generosity of our many well wishers, Medical and Educational Aid was given tofamily members of our staff and children of our underprivileged cancer patients.On the recommendation of Deputy Director, ICS RC, Mrs. Lalitha Nair, many underprivileged persons sufferingfrom ailments other than cancer such as End Stage Renal Failure, Heart Disease, Hypertension, Epilepsy, Tuberculosisand accident cases etc. received medical aid from Mrs. Kirti Gheewalla, Mr. Ajay Shah, Mrs. Sancia Sequeria& friends, Mrs. Jessy Miranda, Mr. Satyanarayan Kedia, Mr. T. Rajagopalan, Dr. Abraham Mathai, Ms. Anjali Shankaranand Mr. Nelson Mathias.The Indian Cancer Society Rehabilitation Centre acknowledges with deep gratitude, the generous and sometimesanonymous contributions, both in cash and kind, from all Philanthropists, Donors and Well wishers who cameforward during the year to help the underprivileged suffering from cancer. It is only with their continued supportthat the ICS Rehabilitation Centre carries out all its various Welfare & Rehabilitation Activities.17

III. CANCER RESEARCH ACTIVITIESA. MUMBAI CANCER REGISTRY:The Mumbai Cancer Registry was established in June 1963 as a unit of the Indian cancer society, with the aimof obtaining reliable morbidity data on cancer, from a precisely defined urban population (Greater Mumbai).The actual compilation of data could however only begin in 1964. Until then, no continuing surveys had everbeen undertaken anywhere in India. Initially, up to 1975, the project was initiated in collaboration with andwith financial support from the Biometry branch of the National Cancer Institute Technology of the Governmentof India at New Delhi. Since September 1981, the project has been partially supported by the Indian Councilof Medical Research, at New Delhi.For the past 48 years, the Registry has been collecting essential data pertaining to cancer patients in the residentpopulation of Greater Mumbai. Data collected has been analyzed by our team of experts.During 2009, 11440 Incidence Cases were registered 5571 Males and 5869 Females. Cancer of Lung amongMales and Cancer of Breast among Women was leading site of cancer. Reports for the years 2007, 2008, 2009are ready for publications. Data entry for year 2010 is under process.The Cancer Registry Division of Indian Cancer Society has recently entered into a joint collaboration with TataMemorial Hospital.B. SATELLITE CANCER REGISTRIES:To identify the etiological factors that might be implicated in a segment population, it is necessary to determinethe behaviour patterns, habits, customs and environmental background of the group under study. It is also essentialto identify the difference if any in the site pattern and incidence rate of the disease among various communitiesliving in geographical areas having different patterns climate and physical environment and having dietary andsocial customs, which are known to vary. With this aim in our mind Satellite Cancer Registries were establishedin population zones of different sizes in Maharashtra state. This step was taken so that the cancer problemthroughout the state could be investigated in department, in the light of experience gained from MumbaiMetropolitan Registry. The first satellite registry was established in Pune City in 1972, the Second in Aurangabadin 1978 and Third at Nagpur in 1980.1. PUNE CANCER REGISTRY:Pune Cancer Registry was established in collaboration with B.J.Medical College and Sasson Hospital in 1972.At present, Dr. P.S.Adhav, Prof. and Head of the Preventive and Social Medicine is working as the Hon. Secretaryof Registry.Till date, we have published 7 th – “Five year Report” on Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pune CityAgglomeration. Data for the year 2006 to 2009 is coded, entered and ready for analysis. During 2009, 2864Incidence cases out of which (1370 Males and 1494 Females) were registered. Breast is leading site amongFemales and Prostate is leading site among Males. Data coding and entry for the year 2010 is in process.2. AURANGABAD CANCER REGISTRY:In Collaboration with the Aurangabad Medical College and Aurangabad Medical Hospital, Aurangabad CancerRegistry was established in the city in 1978. At present Dr. B.K.Shewalkar, Head of Radiotherapy Departmentwas appointed as Hon. Secretary of the registry.Aurangabad Cancer Registry has published a 10 year report on ‘Cancer Incidence in Aurangabad cityAgglomeration’ based on cases diagnosed during 1 st January 1995 to 31 st December 2004. Data for 6 yearsi.e. 2005-2010 is ready. During 2010, 545 Incidence cases registered out of which (260 Males and 285 Female)were registered. Report for the years 2005-2009 is ready for publication.18

3. NAGPUR CANCER REGISTRY:The Nagpur Cancer Registry was established in collaboration with the Nagpur Medical College in 1980. PresentlyDr.K.M.Kamble, Prof. and Head of Department of Radiology are working as Hon. Secretary of Nagpur CancerRegistry.Till date, Nagpur Cancer Registry has published 6 th –‘Five yearly Reports’ on Cancer Incidence and Mortality.Data for the year 2005-2009 had been ready. During the year 2009, 2033 cases (980 Males and 1053 Female)were registered. Cancer of the Breast was leading site for Females and Cancer of Mouth was leading sitefor Males. Report for the years 2005-2009 is ready for publication.C. CONFERENCES & MEETINGS:●●●●Department of Preventive Oncology, Tata Memorial Hospital in partnership with Public Health Foundationof India (PHF) and the World Health Organization (WHO) had organized a one day Regional ConsultativeWorkshop on “Multi-Sectoral partnerships for Health Promotion and Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs)Prevention in India”, on 5 th August 2011. On invitation, Mrs.Shravani Koyande as a Representative on IndianCancer Society has attended the same.International Association of Cancer Registries (IACR), Lyon, France organized 33rd The Annual Meeting atMauritius during 10-14 October 2011, Mrs. Shravani Koyande has submitted abstract on “Role of CancerRegistry in Cancer Control”. It was selected for poster presentation. She has received Travel and Accommodationgrant from IACR to attend the same.27th Annual Review Meeting (ARM) and Workshop of National Cancer Registry Program were held at Gauhati,Assam during 1-4th December 2011. Mrs. Shravani Koyande attended this meeting on invitation. She haspresented the results for the year 2009 of Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur and Aurangabad Cancer Registry’s datafor recent years and finding on working on PBCRDM progamme. She has also presented quantitative researchon sources of Mumbai Cancer Registry.Tata Memorial Hospital in collaboration with IARC has organized a Collaborative Meeting of Indian Registries22nd Feb 2012 at Chennai Cancer Registry, Adyar, Chennai, India. On invitation Mrs.Shravani Koyande hasattended the same meeting and presented the Work Methodology followed by Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur andAurangabad Cancer Registries.D. TRAINING PROGRAMS:The Union of International Cancer Control (UICC/ International Agency of Research on Cancer (IARC) andTata Memorial Centre has organized a training workshop on ‘Cancer Registration and Descriptive Epidemiology’Principles and Methods during 28 th Feb – 2 nd March 2012 at Tata Memorial Hospital Mumbai, India. Ms.Seema Shirwadkar, Computer Assistant, Miss Komal Rane, Office Assistant and Miss Shweta Jadhav, ComputerAssistant attended this workshop. Mrs. Rekha Patil, Mrs. Ingole, Social Investigators from Nagpur CancerRegistry also attended this workshop. Miss Komal Rane has presented the Results of Mumbai Cancer Registryfor the year 2008. Miss Shweta Jadhav has presented the results of Nagpur Cancer Registry for the year2008.E. RESEARCH PROJECTS:The Registry has completed data collection work for the project on “Estimation of Population Based SurvivalRates, for the major sites registered in Mumbai Cancer Registry during the year 2002-2004. Financial Assistanceis being provided by International Agency of Research On Cancer (IARC), Lyon, France. Data Analysis is underprocess.19

F. SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS:1. Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Greater Mumbai, 2007.Dr. A.P.Kurkure and Mrs. Shravani Koyande, 20122. Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Greater Mumbai, 2008.Dr. A.P.Kurkure and Mrs. Shravani Koyande, Miss. Vaishali Thorat, 2012.3. Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Greater Mumbai, 2009.Dr. A.P.Kurkure and Mrs. Shravani Koyande, Miss.Vaishali Thorat, 2012.4. Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Nagpur City Agglomeration, 2005-2009.Dr. A.P.Kurkure, Dr. K.M Kamble, Mrs. Shravani Koyande, Miss Vaishali Thorat and Mrs.Anupama Phadke, 20125. Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Aurangabad City Agglomeration, 2005-2009.Dr. A.P.Kurkure, Dr.B.K.Shewalkar, Mrs. Shravani Koyande, Miss Vaishali Thorat, 2012.IV. PROFESSIONAL EDUCATIONA. INDIAN JOURNAL OF CANCER: Report for the Year 2011:The Indian Journal of Cancer, the first indexed oncology journal from India, was established in 1963. It is stillthe foremost periodical serving the needs of all the specialties of oncology in India. Its international reputeis recognized by its indexing with most bibliographic databases including Pubmed, Pubmed Central, Scimago JournalRanking, SCOLOAR, SCOPUS, MEDLINE, Index Medicus, EMBASE and Biological Abstracts. As a result there isincreased visibility and increased citations. The journal is the official publication of the Indian Cancer Society,the Indian Society of Oncology (ISO) and the Indian Cooperative Oncology Network (ICON). The editor in Chiefis Dr. Purvish Parikh who is aided by a very illustrious editorial board, comprising of renowned oncologists fromall over India.The authorship as well as the readership has expanded beyond the boundaries of the country. Annually morethan 5000 copies of the journal are distributed. Apart from journal’s own website, the internet issue of thejournal attracts more than 5000 visitors per month, from all over the world. The journal utilizes most advancedtools for its management including an electronic system for manuscript submission and review.The issues are published quarterly. In addition to this, special supplements are also published. Articles can besubmitted online from www.journalonweb.com. The journal provides immediate free access to all the publishedarticles. The journal does not charge the authors for submission, processing or publication of the articles.The Indian Journal of Cancer has done a great job in the last two years. In addition to bringing out four regularissues a year, the highlights of the year are as follows:●●●The number of pages per issue continue to increase – the Jan 2012 issue having 198 pages.The number of coloured images has increased.Special mini symposia have been brought out in each issue with related invited guest editorial comments.These have been appreciated by all the readers.For the Calendar Year 2011 the Statistics are as follows:Total articles received 480Overseas Submissions 116Overseas Original Article Submissions 76Rejected 32%Articles Published 140Additional Features added:1. Article PDF being sent to authors2. Citation alerts sent to authors3. Tagging of key words for each manuscript20

B. SYMPOSIUM:Symposium on Thyroid Cancer in association with P. D. Hinduja Hospital:Indian Cancer Society & P. D. Hinduja Hospital Mumbai organised a Symposium on “Thyroid Cancer” on Wednesday,7th March 2012 at Hinduja Hospital. This Symposium which was the first of its kind held by ICS, aimed to bringtogether specialists from different fields so as to provide a comprehensive overview of the current managementof Thyroid Cancer. The objective of Indian Cancer Society is to have many such educational programs so asto update specialists and postgraduate medical students in the “state of art” management of various cancersand thereby improve the overall quality of patient care in the community. The faculty members were all expertsin their field & included Dr. Roshni Chinoy-Pathologist, Dr. Anil D’Cruz-Surgical Oncologist, Dr. B. A. Krishna-NuclearMedicine, Dr. Manoj Chadha-Endocrinologist, Dr. Vinay Deshmane-Surgical Oncologist and Dr. Murad Lala-SurgicalOncologist.Agenda for Symposium on Thyroid Cancer was as follows:1. Endocrinologist's approach to Thyroid Cancer2. Role of Pathologist in Thyroid Cancer3. Role of Nuclear Medicine in Thyroid Cancer4. Management of Thyroid CancerThe seminar was beneficial to the doctors involved in the management of thyroid cancer (Endocrinology, Pathology,Radiology, ENT, General Surgery, Oncology, and Nuclear Medicine). Over 120 doctors attended this Symposium.ICS thanks Dr. Vinay Deshmane & faculty members for their contribution in making this symposium a success.ICS also thanks P.D. Hinduja Hospital for giving ICS an opportunity to conduct educational programs at theirHospital.V. CANCER AWARENESS & DETECTION ACTIVITIESA. MOBILE CANCER DETECTION CENTRES:Indian Cancer Society strongly believes “Cancer is Curable if Detected Early”. The Mobile Cancer Detection Centres(MCDC) of ICS has held Mobile Cancer Detection Camps in Maharashtra, Karnataka, Gujarat, Goa and Chhattisgadh.These camps encourage people to avail cancer detection screening at nil or just 10% of the normal cost. DetectionCamps are organized by Mobile Cancer Detection Centre of Indian Cancer Society at the workplace or in thecommunity for very nominal charges. Since 1982, the ICS Mobile Cancer Detection Centre has conducted morethan 1937 camps benefiting more than 194424 clients. These camps were conducted for various corporate,schools, NGOs and Private companies. More than 3645 clients were referred to Tata Memorial Hospital forfurther investigation.Various tests are conducted by General surgeon, Gynecologist, ENT surgeon, Blood technician and X – ray technicianin the Mobile Cancer Detection Camps. The basic idea is to diagnosis the disease as early as possible sincecancer can be cured if treated at an early stage.Objectives of Mobile Cancer Detection Camps:1) Early Diagnosis of Cancer since cancer can be cured if diagnosed and treated at an early stage.2) Providing a complete comprehensive cancer check up service at a very nominal cost to poor and needypeople.3) Creating awareness among the people about cancer and importance of cancer detection at early stage4) Informing Clients about Cancer Insurance Policy and helping them to avail the benefits from the policy ata very nominal cost.21

Examination/Tests done act Mobile Cancer Detection Camps:●●●●●Chest X-rayRoutine Blood test of Hemoglobin and White blood CellsComplete ENT Examination including Indirect Laryngoscopy by the ENT surgeonComplete Physical Check-up along with Prostate Examination by a surgeon (for Males).Gynecological Examination including Breast check-up and Pap smear by Gynecologist (for Females).Achievements of Mobile Cancer Detection Camps:Understanding the need of Mobile Cancer Detection Clinics, the ICS MCDC is working very hard and with fulldedication to screen maximum people through the camps. During April 2011-March 2012 , MCDC has conducted75 Mobile Cancer Detection camps for 75 days. 6644 individuals consisting of 3819 women and 2825 men benefitedfrom these camps. 163 individuals comprising of 110 men and 53 women were referred to Tata Memorial Hospitalfor further investigation. The organizers and clients thanked Indian Cancer Society for conducting Cancer DetectionCamps and promised to support this cause in the future as well.April - 2011 to March - 2012Total No. Total No. of Total No. ofof Camps Clients Examined Males Females Suspected Clients Males Females75 6644 2825 3819 163 110 53Details of Cases Suspected of CancerENT General Gynecological Breast Chest BloodExamination Examination Examination Examination X-RAY Examination129 3 15 6 10 –During 2011-12, Some of the Organizations which have benefited from the ICSTotal No. of ClientsSr. Total No. of camps Total No. of clients referred forNo. Name of the Organizations conducted examined further investigation1 Global Vision NGO 17 1534 602 Red Swastik Society 8 809 183 Aga Khan Health Centre 7 509 54 Shri Kutchi Bhanushali Seva Samaj 6 534 85 Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. 3 304 66 Kasturi Foundation 2 206 5THE HOPE EXPRESS-MOBILE DIGITAL MAMMOGRAPHY VAN:Indian Cancer Society had launched the "Hope Express", India's first Mobile Digital Mammography Van on 22ndOctober 2010 exclusively for women and started conducting Women's Cancer Detection Camps at very nominalcharges to benefit women from poor and middle income groups. Cancer screening for commonly occurring cancersin women is conducted at the workplace or in the community by a Gynaecologist, Mammography Technicians,ENT Surgeon and Pathology Technician of the Indian Cancer Society.22

There are 2 packages available for Women's Cancer Detection Camps which are as follows:Sr. No Packages Tests Conducted during the Camp1 Package 1 a) Mammography2 Package 2 a) Mammographyb) Routine Blood test of Hemoglobin and WBC countc) Complete ENT Examination including Indirect Laryngoscope by ENT Surgeon.d) Comprehensive Gynecological examination along with Pap smear testby GynecologistsObjectives of Mobile Cancer Detection Centre "The Hope Express":1. Providing a complete comprehensive cancer screening service at a very nominal cost to poor and middleincome group women.2. Creating awareness amongst women about cancer and importance of cancer detection at early stage andencouraging them to undergo screening in groups.3. Informing women about the ICS Cancer Insurance Policy and helping them to avail the benefits from thepolicy at a very nominal cost.Achievements of Mobile Cancer Detection Centre "Hope Express":MCDC "Hope Express" strived hard and with full dedication to reach maximum women through its camps. During2011-2012, the Hope Express conducted 70 Mobile Cancer Detection Camps for women for a total of 70 days(Mammography package I- 43 Camps & Mammography II - 27 camps). 2089 women were screened for cancerat these camps and 27 women were referred to Tata Memorial Hospital for further investigation.Details of Camps held from April 2011 to March 2012:TOTAL NO. OF TOTAL NO. OF TOTAL NO. OF CASESCAMPS WOMEN EXAMINED SUSPECTED OF CANCER BREAST GYNAEC ENT70 2089 27 17 3 7Some of the Organizations which have benefited from the ICS Mobile Cancer Detection camps for Womenduring April 2011 to March 2012 are as follows.TOTAL NO. OFCLIENTS REFERREDSR. TOTAL NO. OF TOTAL NO. OF FOR FURTHERNO. NAME OF THE ORGANIZATIONS CAMPS CONDUCTED CLIENTS EXAMINED INVESTIGATION1 Shri Kutchi Bhanushali Seva Samaj 8 237 32 Aga Khan Health Centre 6 189 43 Smile Organization 3 92 24 Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. 3 78 -The following are the Sponsors of Cancer Detection Camps for Women during 2011-12.1. A to Z Group of Companies- Rs. 75000/- for conducting 5 camps.2. Mrs. Nalini Shah Cancer Cure Fund, USA. - Rs. 80000/- for conducting 4 camps.23

B. CANCER DETECTION CENTRE, PEDDAR ROAD:The M. D. Thackersey Cancer Detection Centre was set up by the Indian Cancer Society to provide cancer screeningfacilities for the public and has been functioning since 1978.SUMMARY OF ALL CASES EXAMINED AT M.D.THACKERSEY CANCER DETECTIONCENTRE FOR 2011-2012MALE FEMALE TOTAL CASESNEW CASES 253 434 687OLD CASES 348 759 1107TOTAL CASES 601 1193 1794TOTAL SESSIONS 249AVERAGE PER SESSIONS 7SOURCE OF INFORMATIONDOCTORS 15V. L. NAPPO FOUNDATION 9FRIENDS 244RELATIVES 238ADVERTISEMENT 61INSURANCE 1SOURCE OF INFORMATIONCIPLA 22CDC,COLABA 63CDC, PAREL 21CDC, ST.GEORGE 5JAYCEES 4The above Tables shows the number of persons who came for screening at the centre as per the informationreceived by them from the sources stated above. CIPLA, a pharmaceutical company sent 22 staff members forthe check-up. Mr. Hariram Choudhary, Past President of Jaycees also continues to motivate people for screeningat the CDC.Table given below shows the result of clinical examination of 1794 cases conducted at the centre. 115 newcases and 131 old cases (Total cases- 246) were advised for further investigation. After further investigationsof these 246 cases, 114 (new cases-50, old cases-64) were found to be normal. No follow-up was obtainedfrom remaining cases.RESULT OF CLINICAL EXAMINATIONNEW CASESOLD CASESNORMAL CASES 572 976ADVISED FOR FURTHER INVESTIGATION 115 131RESULTSNORMAL 50 64YET TO GET RESPONSE 65 67CONFIRMED CANCER CASES -- --24

CANCER DETECTION CAMPTOTAL NO. OF CASES 336MALE 148FEMALE 188TOTAL NO. OF CASES ADVISED FOR FURTHER INVESTIGATION 35TOTAL SESSION 5AVERAGE 67During the year, 5 Cancer Detection Camps sponsored by West Mumbai Jaycees were conducted at HemkuverbhenGoyani Medical Trust, Kandivli West. At these camps a total of 336 cases were screened for cancer and35 cases were advised further investigation.Thanks to the initiative of the Mr. Sudhakar in charge of the CDC and staff, Rs. 2,85,700/- collected as donationsby Cancer Detection Centre, Pedddar Road.Donors who contributed Rs. 5,000/- and above during 2011-12NAME OF DONORSAMOUNT (RS)MR. UDAY PAYMASTER 200000MR. RUSY S. MADAN 20000MRS. ZARINE V. SARKARI 7000MR. YASHPAL GUPTA 5000A WELL WISHER 5000MRS. JAYA CHANCHALANI 5000MRS. KHURSHID Z. ENGINEER 5000MRS. FLORY D'SOUZA 5000MRS. S.S. PARIKH 5000The Staff of ICS CDC Pedder Road was also actively involved in selling the products made by the RehabilitationCentre patients/survivors at the CDC. Products worth Rs. 63,072/- were sold during 2011-12 at the CDC.C. CANCER AWARENESS AND EDUCATION PROGRAMCancer is one of the leading causes of death worldwide and often creates fear which comes out of ignoranceand misconception. Cancer can be prevented by maintaining a good lifestyle and healthy habits and also byavoiding key risk factors. Indian Cancer Society strongly believes that “Cancer is Curable, if Detected Early”.Towards this goal, ICS conducts Cancer Awareness & Exhibition Programs to educate people about the key riskfactors of cancer like tobacco smoking, pan, gutka and the signs and symptoms of cancer and the importanceof early detection.Objectives:●●To create awareness of the disease.Creating Awareness among large section of people about cancer and educating them about causes of cancerand helping them to recognize early signs of cancer so they can seek for medical attention.25

●●Informing people about importance of cancer check-up at an early stage and motivating them to avail cancercheck-up services at a very nominal cost through Cancer Detection Centre and Mobile Cancer DetectionCentre of ICS.Educating people about key risk factors of cancer since more than 30% of cancer cases could be preventedby modifying lifestyle or avoiding key risk factors.Cancer Awareness and Exhibition programs are usually conducted at various places such as Schools, Banks, Colleges,Corporations, NGOs and various Governmental organizations. Along with Cancer Awareness lectures, ICS alsodistributes leaflets and pamphlets like “100 FAQs about Cancer”.Achievements of Cancer Awareness & Exhibition Program:During 2011-12, Indian Cancer Society conducted 249 Cancer Awareness & Exhibition programs which included226 Cancer Awareness Lectures and 23 Cancer Exhibition programs. During the year, 10,152 participants benefitedfrom the Cancer Awareness Lectures & Exhibition Program.Some Cancer Awareness Programs which were held at:1. Central Bank of India 2. Reliance Industries Ltd3. Indian Navy 4. NSS College of Pharmacy5. Indian Women Scientist Association 6. MAVIM7. Red Swastik Society 8. Mumbai Railway Vikas Corporation9. All India Marwari Yuva Manch 10. Nirmala Niketan College11. Creative Handicraft 12. Blind Association of Mumbai13. Women’s India TrustSome Cancer Exhibition Programs which were held at various places are:1. Kandivali Hitwardhak Mandal 2. Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus station3. Dadar Station 4. Mahalaxmi Race course5. Reliance Industries LtdThe Indian Cancer Society has received a total amount of Rs. 25,500 as donation towards the Support and Sponsorshipof the Cancer Awareness and Exhibition Program, of which Rs. 3000 was sponsored by Matrix PharmaceuticalPvt. Ltd and Rs. 22,500 was received from Kasturi Foundation as a sponsorship for Cancer Awareness Programfor Mahila Arthik Vikas Mahamandal (MAVIM).VI. MEMBERSHIP LINKED CANCER INSURANCE SCHEME:The ICS Cancer Insurance Scheme was the first Cancer Insurance Scheme in India and was launched in 1985.It continues to be popular and has received good patronage during the year.During 2011-12, 109 new members registered for the ICS Cancer Insurance Scheme.Members can opt for Cancer Insurance coverage of Rs. 50,000/- or Rs. 2 lakhs at very nominal premiums.This scheme is implemented in collaboration with the New India Assurance Co. Ltd.Well Wisher Members-Ordinary (Rs. 2 lakhs coverage) 942Well Wisher Members-Ordinary (Rs. 50,000 coverage) 298Well Wisher Life Member (Rs. 2 lakhs coverage) 364Well Wisher Life Member (Rs. 50,000 coverage) 117Total 1721The ICS Mobile Cancer Detection Centre distributes forms for the above mentioned Cancer Insurance Schemeat all its camps, thus encouraging people to take advantage of cancer insurance by payment of a very nominalpremium.26

VII. BRANCHESDELHI BRANCH:The year under review has been a challenging one. ICS Delhi undertook a series of Projects, reaching the hithertounreached – the elderly and those with a hearing handicap. We also were able to hold a special screeningfor Breast Cancer patients thanks to funding for the purpose.Project HelpAge Sahyog began in May 2010, but its full potential was realized in the course of 2011-12. It wasa humbling exercise to experience the gratitude of Senior Citizens for the help offered.Another exciting Project was the making of a Cancer Awareness film for the Deaf using Indian Sign Languagefor the Deaf. Interaction between ICS and teachers/interpreters for the Deaf was mutually educative.2012 dawned bringing multiple changes for ICS Delhi. Our revered Founder Vice Chairman, Mr. K. K. Mehtadecided to retire, citing advancing years & infirmity as reasons. Mr. O. P. Nayar, long time Secretary has takenover as Vice Chairman, & Mrs. Jyotsna Govil has taken on the responsibility of Hon. Secretary.At the same Managing Council meeting, CanKids request to separate from ICS Delhi was accepted. The MCaccepted that CanKids had grown beyond the Delhi/NCR and the tutelage of ICS Delhi. CanKids request to theNational MC to be granted Branch status was turned down. CanKids will now become a separate NGO. Theprocess of de-merger is now underway.ICS Delhi Volunteers undertook a Consultative Review of Work of the Branch. The brain-storming was a catharticexercise, & several changes are under way. Volunteers are the Soul of ICS Delhi, and will continue to drivethe organization & delivery of programs■CANCER JAGRITI:● World No-Tobacco Day is celebrated each year, inviting young people to interpret WHO themes in 5-min skits & posters. About a dozen schools participate. Their original & thoughtful presentations weremuch appreciated by the Judges drawn from WHO, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, and Tobaccoactivists.● A new venture was collaboration with AIESEC, the student body, who brought in 2 sets of InternationalInterns in July- September. Keeping young people happily occupied was a new learning for our Volunteers,& helped everyone evaluate on our set ways! A third group came in December-January.● Creation of a Film on Cancer Awareness for the Deaf was another new undertaking, introducing us tothe needs of a disadvantaged section of society.● In the month of November a new venture started by addressing sex workers from the red light areaof DelhiEvents:●●●●In April, a 2-day “Drive for Cancer” Golf Tournament was organized at Delhi Golf Club. 12 teams participatedand ICS got a lot of visibility.2011 saw two Walks for Cancer. Our regular date in February was taken by a sister NGO, so we chosethe first Sunday in November to celebrate Indian Cancer Awareness Day. Cancer Day was celebratedin November with a Cancer Walk organized by the ICS TeamIn December, we were happy to welcome Mr. Kaviratne, Chairman, ICS on his first visit to our operationsin Delhi.On 4th February, ICS Jagriti organized the Annual Fund Raiser at the Bahai Auditorium. Sufi Gospel singerSonam Kalra held the packed to capacity auditorium spellbound. The appropriate setting of the BahaiTemple added to the ambience.27

●●On 25-26 th . February, ICS participated in the Delhi Book Fair. Thanks to the efforts of Dr. Shekhar Sircar,ICS made an appearance in every Stall.Two young lawyers, Mr. Navin Syiem & his colleague undertook a Sponsored Trek in the Zanskar Valleyalong the frozen river. It is called the Chador Trek. They raised over Rs 1 lakh for ICS.Radio/TV Talks: Every 1 st and 3 rd Friday volunteer speakers give a talk on AIR FM Gold 106.4 MHz. Thesetalks have been very popular and helpful in getting people to the centre for screening. The number of callson the Helpline after every talk is a guide to the effect of the talks and their widespread reach. The ProstateCancer month of April, Cervical Cancer (Pap Test Delhi) month of November and various sponsored screeningprojects get wide spectrum publicity due to these radio talks.Manav Rachna University in Faridabad runs a local radio network. They recorded 8 talks of 1 hr durationeach and beam the talks at intervals of time. The volunteer speakers did a commendable job in recordingthese talks. The CDs of these talks are in the office for future use.Volunteers have been featured on Al Jazeera TV, Lok Sabha TV and other channels, taking work of ICS Delhito the public eye.Training: Training Workshops are organized both in-house, and by sending Volunteers to the Workshops organizedby city Hospitals. The latter also gives visibility to ICS. Workshops were organized in April, June and July.On 15 th November a training workshop was conducted for new volunteers. The Gurgaon group of volunteerspeakers were trained in this workshop.minent doctors from AIIMS conducted an awareness talk on 16 th November. This too was attended by ICSspeakers.From August –October a series of workshops were organized at the CDC when Dr Sajeela Maini (renownedcessation expert) trained 5 volunteers in Tobacco Cessation. The cessation clinic is being run once a weekat the CDC since then.■Prashanti: (President – Mrs. Renuka Prasad).ICS Prashanti is now 7 years old, having started life as a Healing Centre in 2005. The Breast Rehab Centreopened simultaneously, offering a service of great importance to Survivors of Breast Cancer. In November2009, a Diagnostic unit with a Mammography machine & a Bone Densitometry machine was opened underthe aegis of the Lala Diwan Chand Trust. Prashanti moved to 11/70 Vikram Vihar, to a building owned byLDCT. The new Unit took up a lot of time and effort in getting established as a reliable centre, offeringmuch needed Diagnostic services at a highly subsidized rate. Word-of-mouth advertising, pamphlets & flyers,and then the services of a PRO employed by LDCT slowly spread the word, and this is the first year whenPrashanti Diagnostics has shown more paying patients/clients than the sponsored ones.ICS Prashanti, the Healing & Rehab Centre continues its low-key activity, steadily working to provide reliefand succor to cancer patients; often the one bright spot in the week for patients & families living in difficultcircumstances outside city Hospitals. Some activities are highlighted below.The Diagnostic Centre, supported by the Lala Diwan Chand Trust is only just beginning to show signs ofearning its keep. Establishing credibility is a long, slow process. Much effort has been expended with thePRO and Ambulance bringing clients. The Centre is still very dependant on LDCT & ICS for financial support.■ICS Cancer Sahyog: (President – Mrs. Sita Paintal)ICS Cancer Sahyog is the oldest of ICS Delhi Units. It offers Emotional Support together with a measureof financial support to patients in need. Its unique membership is confined to Cancer Survivors & immediateCaregivers. Other Volunteers are very welcome as associate Members, undertaking the necessary tasks involvedin administering these services.28

Two new Hospitals - B.L.Kapur Memorial and Fortis International Oncology Hospital, NOIDA have been addedto the list. Our team of hospital workers has been welcomed and they are doing very commendable work.Poor patients requiring financial assistance come mainly from IRCH, AIIMS, Batra and RGCI. We have alsoentertained one each from Medicity and Fortis (NOIDA)This year we have not been able to adopt patients as freely as we had done last year. To date only 63patients have been adopted as against 79 in the previous year.●●●●●●Breast Prosthesis & Bras: Cancer Sahyog had a small project going, to provide 2 bras & a soft prosthesisto all breast cancer patients as they left Hospital, to give them an intact body image & measure ofconfidence. Earlier 28 women were given these items, partially thanks to the Prem Tannon Bequest,using interest generated by the Bequest fund. Now thanks to a donation from a generous donor, wehave supplied 99 women with bras & prosthesis.Cancer Sahyog Seminar: Cancer Sahyog seminar on Familial Cancers was held on 16th October at PHDChamber of Commerce. Dr. Usha Menon. a leading Gynecologist & Research scholar from the UniversityCollege of London delivered the Keynote address. She explained hall marks of hereditary cancers in detail,and simple language. Dr. A. K. Dewan, Medical Director, RGCI&RC explained characteristics of FamilialCancers, as well as sporadic cancer type. Dr. Neerja Bhatla from AIIMS spoke on hereditary cancer inwomen, meaning of genes, inheritance, and mutation of genes Dr. Col. Ranga Rao from BLK MemorialHospital very kindly agreed to speak on this occasion at a very short notice A highlight of the morningwas the release of a Cancer Awareness Film for the Deaf using Indian Sign Language for the Deaf.Cancer Survivors Day: Our next big annual event, Survivors Day on 11th February at Delhi Haat, wasvery well organized. It was a day of celebrations, day of joy, dance, Songs etc. All the chairs were occupiedand the shoppers at Delhi Haat joined in too and enjoyed the function.Awareness Talks: Awareness Talks are an essential part of ICS activity. Sahyog Volunteer Mrs. Gulabanihas been active in this regards. Sahyog members undertook Radio Talks in turn with Jagriti membersas well.Training: Sahyog Volunteers participated in Training Programmes organized at ICS by Mrs. Govil & Mrs.Jasuja on 20 April’11 and 15-17 November. The Training Session organized by Dr. A. K. Dewan at RGCIon Communication Skills was very well attended, with over 35 volunteers attending. It went off verywell. We are deeply indebted to Dr. Dewan to have offered to do this training.Honours: The Sufi Gospel concert was a moving experience. Mrs. Sita Paintal & Mrs. Usha Ohri werehonoured as Exemplary Survivors by ICS.■CANKIDS…KIDSCAN: (President – Mrs. Poonam Bagai)During 2011-12, Cankids continued its progress “wider and deeper” in the quest to make a CHANGE FORCHILDHOOD CANCER IN INDIA.● Expansion to 28 Cankids Units across the country from 13 in year 2010-11● Regional Offices in Kolkata (office space courtesy Management of CCWH&RI Hospital, Thakore Pukore)and Chennai (office space courtesy Department of Pediatric Surgery, and Hospital - ICH (MMC) Chennai)●●●●●Two Pan- India Projects- Retinoblastoma Project launched in April 2011 and Wilms Tumor Project inMarch 2012Pediatric BMT Awareness, Advocacy and Patient Support Project – Concept, guidelines and StandardsDevelopedCankids Medical-Technical advisory becomes active – Utilization review process institutedTreatment Support Programs launched in 18 HospitalsActive involvement in the SIOP PODC Abandonment Study group*Cankids 2 nd HAH in Trivandrum. The 1 st HAH at Kotla New Delhi celebrates 5 years since opening inJan 2007.29

●●●●Since Jan 2012, the Parent Support Group launched a Pan India initiative to set up parent groups inall our Units – to empower parents as the “voice” of childhood cancer and to enlist them as patientnavigators and volunteers. 88 new members have joined 600 families were assigned PSG support underthe YANA Hold my Hand Program.Five Capacity Building Programs for Childhood cancer Support Staff and Volunteers( Outside Delhi Trainings-Chennai & Trivandrum)International Childhood Cancer month in February 2012 – Celebrated awareness Events and children’soutings in all Units across 11 citiesPresident Poonam Bagai selected as one of two Global Cancer Ambassadors for India to UN High-levelMeeting on non-communicable diseases (NCD) prevention and control in July 2011. Receives Dr. SadhnaInternational Women Rights’ Protection Trust Women’s Awards March 2012 award for the work donein the communityCANKIDS-HIGHLIGHTS of 2011 -12:● Registered 2358 new cases of childhood cancer( NOP 1821)● Conducted 706 Chattai clinics in OPDs and 3481 Ward Visit Programs● Rs 1.76 crores spent on Medical Programs● Rs 1.28 crores Facilitation (Government and Other Agencies)● Rs 2.11 crores on all Support Services – Medical & Hospital, TSP, Education, Emotional & PSCE, AwarenessThe CanKids de-merger process has begun. We wish the new NGO the best of success in addressing a giganticchallenge.RETIREMENT & RESIGNATION: This year, we bid farewell to several stalwarts whose thought & energy sustainedus from inception. First among these is indisputably Mr. K. K. Mehta, who guided us through the years, andgiven direction to the Branch’s growth. AVM H. L. Kapur, our first Chairman brought both charm and humourto bear in wringing concessions to improve our working. ACM O. P. Mehra brought his incisive mind to bearon problems. Mr. Madan Aggarwal & Mr. R. N. Bansal will be missed too. Ms. Anjana Bakht brought her practicalunderstanding of ground reality to bear in discussions. The Medical Committee too has new members –Dr. Lalit Kumar & Dr. Kishore Chowdhary, making way for the new team. We thank each of them, and recordour deep appreciation of their individual & collective contribution to the work of the Branch.Less visible, but even more crucial to day-to-day work was the contribution of Mr. P. N. Mehrotra, who oversawthe Finance & Accounts of the Branch. Dr. Krishna Sachdeva, long time Gynecologist at the Cancer DetectionCentre has also resigned. We record our thanks and appreciation of the dedication of both these friends.REPRESENTATION ON THE NATIONAL MANAGING COMMITTEE: For the first time in the history of ICS, the DelhiBranch was invited to participate on the National Managing Committee in Mumbai. Mrs. Jyotsna Govil, Hon.Secretary, Delhi Branch of ICS was invited to represent the Branch.AUDIT & ACCOUNTS: Messrs Vasudeva & Vasudeva have been appointed auditors of the Branch. In addition,Mr. Kapish Jain of Kapish Jain & Associates has been appointed Internal Auditor. Ms. Ritu Mathur continuesas Accounts Officer.EVENTS & FUNDING: Despite a plethora of activity, income from big ticket Events has dipped drastically. Mostdonations have been toward Patient Support, including the HelpAge India Project for the elderly. Mr. M. Lalcontinues his untiring husbanding of Donation Boxes across the city. We had some interesting events like theChaddar Trek & sponsored Walk, and a zingy Fashion Show, adding interest to our efforts at fund collection.MEMBERSHIP & INSURANCE: Since Membership continues to be tied to Insurance, which is a National concern,there is little or no effort put in on garnering new members. It is strongly recommended that Membershipshould be a Branch function & collection & policy be decided by each Branch. This way, strong advocacy groupscan be built in each area, giving impetus to attention to cancer issues.30

We can not conclude without a record thanks to Mr. OP Nayar, Vice Chairman, for his continued guidance andoversight of our activity, & for the calm & clear mind that our Treasurer, Mr. M. S. Mathur brings to bear ondeliberations. ICS Delhi continues to strive to excellence.CONCLUSION: As can be seen, all Units of Indian Cancer Society, Delhi have put in much effort during the year.The enthusiasm & dedication of Volunteers keep activity humming. Volunteers are the heart of our Branch, &it is their willing service that is indispensable. Equally important is the dedication of our Staff, both at the Office& Cancer Detection Centre, who support the work with calm & efficiency.KOLKATA BRANCH:The Kolkata Branch of the Indian Cancer Society is the pioneer organization in East India which has achievedgreat success in its fight against Cancer by organising large number of Awareness Programs and Detection Campsnot only in the metropolis but in suburban areas and remote villages. The experience of working in the fieldof Cancer for last three decades has made it clear that two factors are largely responsible for the spread ofCancer at a very high rate in the present times. Firstly lack of awareness among common people that certainprecautions do prevent cancer and it is cured if it is diagnosed early. Secondly there is dearth of knowledgeamong medical practitioners with regard to the latest developments in the treatment of cancer. Indian CancerSociety, Kolkata, true to its tradition, has been carrying on a two pronged attack against such challenges.The Awareness Programs and Detection Camps organized by Indian Cancer Society, Kolkata disseminate vitalinformation about the disease among cross sections of society regularly. At the same time programs of interactivesessions and refresher courses for doctors promote interaction among them, giving them a chance to sharetheir views and update their knowledge. The remarkable thing about Indian Cancer Society, Kolkata, is that ithas etched its image as an organization rendering effective service to combat cancer. Its activities as a resultare not confined to Eastern India alone but it has reached distant areas like Madhya Pradesh too. The Societyhas been rendering commendable service with growing success.Cancer Awareness & Cancer Detection Camps held during 2011-12 are given below.No. of PersonNo. of person CheckedSr Venue Date Program Attended Male / Female Sponsor1 Laxmi Narayan Maternity Home 4, 03.04.11 Cancer Awareness 250 Female-80 Konark CharitableJustice Chandra Madhav Road,TrustKolkata - 20Cancer Detection 802 A.I.W.C.BH-126, 09.04.11 Cancer Awareness 150 Male-17 Manoj TodiSalt Lake City Kokata - 91FoundationCancer Detection 87 Female-703 Ichapur Road Pallubasi, 10.04.11 Cancer Awareness 200 Male-57 Manovikas Trust14/1 Ichapur, Kadamtala HowrahCancer Detection 85 Female-284 Shree Bhumi Bikash Manch 24.04.11 Cancer Awareness 300 Male-49 Shri Ram KishanShree Bhumi, Kolkata -48AgarwalCancer Detection 75 Female-265 Saptarshi,Surya Sen Street, 28.05.11 Cancer Awareness 150 Male-39 Shri Ram KishanKolkata-9AgarwalCancer Detection 55 Female-166 Sankha Subhra Welfare Society, 29.05.11 Cancer Awareness 250 Male-43 H.P.Budhia CharitableSakherbazar,Hindmotor, HooghlyTrustCancer Detection 78 Female-3531

No. of PersonNo. of person CheckedSr Venue Date Program Attended Male / Female Sponsor7 Manikanchan Special Economic 17.06.11 Cancer Awareness 300 Male-139 Shree GaneshZone, Salt Lake, Sector-V,Jewellery HouseKolkata-91Pvt.Ltd.Cancer Detection 156 Female-178 Manikanchan Special Economic 18.06.11 Cancer Awareness 350 Male-156 Shree GaneshZone, Salt Lake, Sector-V,Jewellery HouseKolkata-91Pvt.Ltd.Cancer Detection 168 Female-129 Shri Kutch Kadva Patidar Sanatan 26.06.11 Cancer Awareness 400 Male-75 Read Swastik SocietyNavyuvak Mondal, Harda, M.P.Cancer Detection 160 Female-8510 Sanskrity Parishad Master Para, 26.06.11 Cancer Awareness 250 Male-37 H.P. Budhia CharitableKonnagar, HooghlyTrustCancer Detection 56 Female-1911 Shri Kutch Kadva Patidar Sanatan 26.06.11 Cancer Awareness 250 Male-48 Read Swastik SocietyNavyuvak Mondal, Harda,M.P.Cancer Detection 140 Female-9212 Shri Kutch Kadva Patidar Sanatan 27.06.11 Cancer Awareness 150 Male-47 Read Swastik SocietyNavyuvak Mondal, Harda, M.P.Cancer Detection 100 Female-5313 Shri Kutch Kadva Paridar Sanatan 28.06.11 Cancer Awareness 300 Male-73 Read Swastik SocietyNavyuvak Mondal, Jabalpur, M.P.Cancer Detection 195 Female-12214 Shri Kutch Kadva Paridar Sanatan 29.06.11 Cancer Awareness 400 Male-158 Read Swastik SocietyNavyuvak Mondal, Jabalpur, M.P.Cancer Detection 300 Female-14215 Social Squad,Sukanta Bhavan, 31.07.11 Cancer Awareness 150 Male-37 Darshanlal AnandNabagram, HooghlyPrakash MemorialTrustCancer Detection 68 Female-3116 Purbaputiary Cultural & Sports 07.08.11 Cancer Awareness 200 Male-46 Emami FoundationLovers Association, SahaparaProgati Sangha, Kolkata-93Cancer Detection 63 Female-1717 Kestopur Rabindrapally Social 14.08.11 Cancer Awareness 300 Male-26 Shri Anand AgarwalWelfare & Cultural SocietyKestopur, Kolkata-101Cancer Detection 70 Female-4418 Shri Kutch Patidar Sasmaj, Patel 27.08.11 Cancer Awareness 400 Male-46 Read Swastik SocietyNagar, Nabalakkha, Indore, M.P.Cancer Detection 150 Female-10419 Shri Kutch Patidar Sasmaj, Patel 28.08.11 Cancer Awareness 300 Male-169 Read Swastik SocietyNagar, Nabalakkha, Indore, M.P.Cancer Detection 270 Female-10120 Shri Kutch Patidar Samaj, 29.08.11 Cancer Awareness 300 Male-78 Read Swastik SocietyRajmohalla, Indore, M.P.Cancer Detection 190 Female-11221 Shri Kutch Patidar Samaj, 30.08.11 Cancer Awareness 200 Male-77 Read Swastik SocietyRajmohalla, Indore, M.P.Cancer Detection 170 Female-9332

No. of PersonNo. of person CheckedSr Venue Date Program Attended Male / Female Sponsor22 Shri Kutch Patidar Samaj, 31.08.11 Cancer Awareness 250 Male-123 Read Swastik SocietyRajmohalla, Indore, M.P.Cancer Detection 217 Female-9423 Alaberia Samaj Unnayan Mahila 04.09.11 Cancer Awareness 300 Male-73 H.P.Budhia CharitableSamity, 24Pgs(S)TrustCancer Detection 176 Female-10324 Ushangini Balika Vidyalay, 06.09.11 Cancer Awareness 250 Female-280 Shri Nilesh ParekhNayaMandir, Salkia, HowrahCancer Detection 13025 The Calcutta Stock Exchange, 07.09.11 Cancer Awareness 150 The Calcutta StockKolkataExchange Ltd.Cancer Detection26 Ushangini Balika Vidyalay, 10.09.11 Cancer Awareness 400 Female-140 Manoj TodiNayaMandir, Salkia,HowrahFoundationCancer Detection 14027 Sanklpa Club, Beliaghata Main 11.09.11 Cancer Awareness 250 Male-45 Darshanlal AnandRoad, Kolkata-10Prakash MemorialTrustCancer Detection 76 Female-3128 Trinathpally Naboday Sangha, 18.09.11 Cancer Awareness 200 Male-47 Emami FoundationNawabganj, Kolkata-105Cancer Detection 160 Female-11329 Nandalal Institution for Girls, 30.09.11 Cancer Awareness 400 Female-245 Darshanlal AnandChantra, Serampore, HooghlyPrakash MemorialTrustCancer Detection 24530 Bhupendra Smrity Primary School, 06.11.11 Cancer Awareness 200 Male-23 Patton InternationalR.G.Nagar, Hindmotor, HooghlyLtd.Cancer Detection 57 Female-3431 Bally Shiksha Niketan, 7, 10.11.11 Cancer Awareness 150 Male-30 Emami FoundationSarkhel Para Lane, Bally, HowrahCancer Detection 55 Female-2532 Kankara Mashat Tyears School, 13.11.11 Cancer Awareness 200 Male-57 Darshanlal AnandP.S.Mashat, 24 Pgs.(S)Prakash MemorialTrustCancer Detection 145 Female-8833 Uluberia Sporting Club, Uluberia 13.11.11 Cancer Awareness 150 Male-39 Shri Anand AgarwalStation Road, HowrahCancer Detection 78 Female-3934 Nikhil Banga Kalyan Samity, 27.11.11 Cancer Awareness 200 Male-43 Patton InternationalShyamali Manashatala,Ltd.Bankrahat Road, 24 Pgs.(S)Cancer Detection 63 Female-2035 Liluah Sthanawaji,Jain Sanstha, 04.12.11 Cancer Awareness 200 Male-35 Shri Ram KishanSantinagar, Liluah, HowrahAgarwalCancer Detection 97 Female-6236 Udayganj Tiger Club, Udayganj, 11.12.11 Cancer Awareness 250 Male-89 Emami FoundationKharar, Midnapur (W)Cancer Detection 157 Female-6833

No. of PersonNo. of person CheckedSr Venue Date Program Attended Male / Female Sponsor37 Domjur Morning Star Club, 18.12.11 Cancer Awareness 350 Male-35 Shri RavindraP.O.Domjur, HowrahChamariaCancer Detection 95 Female-6038 All India Women's Conference, 24.12.11 Cancer Awareness 100 Manoj TodiBallygunge, 20B, Gariahat Road,FoundationKolkata39 Bayaska Milan Sangha, Santinagar, 25.12.11 Cancer Awareness 170 Male-44 Darshanlal AnandP.O.Bidhannagar, Rabindranagar,Prakash MemorialKolkataTrustCancer Detection 66 Female-2240 Swasti Cultural & Nursing 27.12.11 Cancer Awareness 250 Male-26 Shri Anand AgarwalOrganization, Ashokenagar,24Pgs (N)Cancer Detection 68 Female-4241 Kanaipur Netaji Subhas Primary 28.12.11 Cancer Awareness 150 Male-37 Shri Ram KishanSchool,Kanaipur,HooghlyAgarwalCancer Detection 84 Female-4742 Lohana Samaj Wadi, 51/52, 15.01.12 Cancer Awareness 300 Male-77 Darshanlal AnandRadhzar Lane, KolkataPrakash MemorialTrustCancer Detection 173 Female-9643 R.C.C.Falta, Adarsha, Vivekananda 22.01.12 Cancer Awareness 300 Male-43 Monovikas TrustVidyalay,24 Pgs.SCancer Detection 69 Female-2644 Swapan & Pratik Basu Smrity 31.01.12 Cancer Awareness 250 Male-97 Shri Sudhir PrakashRakhya Committee, Gangnapur,NadiaCancer Detection 167 Female-7045 Sahapur Girls High School, 07.02.12 Cancer Awareness 350 Male-57 Manoj Todi20, Jyotish Roy Road, FoundationNew Alipore, KolkataCancer Detection 125 Female-6846 Paharpur Jubak Bandhu Club, 12.02.12 Cancer Awareness 250 Male-83 Shri H.P.BudhiaPaharpur Road,KolkataCancer Detection 123 Female-4047 Gayatri Ashram, Rajhat, Bandel, 12.02.12 Cancer Awareness 400 Male-74 Shri RavindraHooghlyChamariaCancer Detection 150 Female-7648 Pachghara Promodasundari 26.02.12 Cancer Awareness 350 Male-73 Shri Ram KishanHigh School, HooghlyAgarwalCancer Detection 185 Female-11249 Bahardad, P.O.Golapchak, 10.03.12 Cancer Awareness 200 Male-89 Shri.H.P.BudhiaDist-Midnapur (East)Cancer Detection 173 Female-8450 Bahardad, P.O.Golapchak, 11.03.12 Cancer Awareness 400 Male-167 Darshanlal AnandDist-Midnapur (East)Prakash MemorialTrustCancer Detection 229 Female-6234

No. of PersonNo. of person CheckedSr Venue Date Program Attended Male / Female Sponsor51 Dhenkanal,Odisha 16.03.12 Cancer Awareness 500 Male-83 Atha FoundationCancer Detection 146 Female-6352 Dhenkanal,Odisha 17.03.12 Cancer Awareness 250 Male-93 Atha FoundationCancer Detection 179 Female-8653 Swami Vivekananda Yubak 24.03.12 Cancer Awareness 300 Male-93 Read Swastik SocietyMandal, Bankura, West BengalCancer Detection 167 Female-7454 Swami Vivekananda Yubak 26.03.12 Cancer Awareness 300 Male-107 Read Swastik SocietyMandal, Ranchi, JharkhandCancer Detection 194 Female-87NAGPUR BRANCH:The Indian Cancer Society, Nagpur Branch continued to conduct cancer awareness programmes with the helpof video compact discs, distribution of pamphlets, brochures, & lectures of our Medico-Onco expertise at variousGovernment, private, social sectors & schools of the region. During the year total 15 cancer awareness programmeswere conducted, about 05 thousand persons took advantage of these programmes.During 2011-12, 5 Cancer Detection Camps were held for Nagpur Municipal Corporation & other social organisationsin the region and 166 persons were examined in different camps, & suspected cases were referred for furtherinvestigations and treatment as was necessary.The Cancer Detection Centre of the Indian Cancer Society, Nagpur Branch, is running successfully at the NagarikSahakari Rugnalaya & Research Centre Limited, North Ambazari Road, Nagpur. 53 persons visited the Centreand were examined. Suspected cases of cancer were advised to undergo further investigation and treatmentas necessary.Financial Aid to Poor Cancer Patients: Apart from our routine Cancer Control Activities this year from July,2012 we have launched a noble & prestigious project of FINANCIAL AID to the underprivileged cancer patientsof the region. These cases were assessed by our Financial Aid Committee & Department of Radiation Oncology,Government Medical College & Hospital, Nagpur. During the last nine month, 64 patients took advantage ofthis facility and an amount of Rs. 4,14,306/- was disbursed to them.World Health Day-April 7th, 2011: World Health Day was observed on April 7th, 2010. On this occasion, a CancerDetection Camp & Awareness Program was organized for Shri Guru Kolbaswami Devsthan, Dhapewada, Jaisawadi,Mangalwari , Telephone Exchange Square, Nagpur.World No Tobacco Day-May 31st, 2011: World No Tobacco Day was observed on May 31st, 2011 by our Branch.On this occasion, a Cancer Detection Camp & Awareness Program was organized for Netaji Subhashchandra BoseNagpur Municipal Dispensary, Nagpur. A Public Rally & lectures were organized jointly with Rashtra Sant TukdojiMaharaj Regional Cancer Hospital, Nagpur.National Cancer Survivors Day- June 6 th , 2011: The Indian Cancer Society, Nagpur Branch organized a free MusicalProgramme on the eve of World/National Cancer Survivors Day – 2011. Well-known singing artists of the region,Mansi, Anil & their group members regaled the cancer patients & audience. Snacks & cold drinks were distributedto the cancer patients.National Cancer Rose Day-September 22 nd , 2011: National Cancer Rose Day was observed on September 22nd,2011. On this occasion, a Cancer Awareness Program was organized. An entertainment program for the cancerpatients was held at the API Hall, Government Medical College & Hospital Nagpur. A well known laughter artistof the region Dr. Mirza Rafi Ahamad Beg entertained cancer patients.35

International Awareness Month for Women’s Health-October 2011, Breast Cancer Month: The Indian CancerSociety, Nagpur Branch observed October as International Awareness Month for women’s health as part of BreastCancer Month, designated by World Health Organization. An Exhibition on Cancer was displayed at the old O.P.D.Hall, Nagarik Sahakari Rugnalaya, North Ambazari Road, especially for the school children, senior citizens & otherswho also took advantage of this educational program. The Branch also organized cancer awareness programswith different NGOs of Nagpur during October and at our own Cancer Detection Centre.National Cancer Awareness Day-November 7 th , 2011: The Indian Cancer Society, Nagpur Branch observed NATIONALCANCER AWARENESS DAY on November 7th, 2011. On this occasion, Cancer Exhibition was displayed at theRadiation Department of the Government College & Hospital, Nagpur for a week in the interest of the generalpublic of the Central India region. Public Rally & lectures were also organized as a joint venture with RashtraSant Tukdoji Maharajh Regional Cancer Hospital, Nagpur.World Cancer Day-February 4th, 2012: The Lucknow branch organized a Cancer Awareness Program and a CancerExhibition was displayed at the old OPD Hall building of the Nagarik Sahakari Rugnalaya, North Ambazari Road,Nagpur This was attended by a large number of general public & school children, especially the students ofMaharshi Karve Shikshan Santha, Nursing College took the advantage of this educational programme.International Women’s Day-March 8th, 2011: On this occasion, the Lucknow branch organized a Cancer AwarenessProgramme & Cancer Detection Camp for the rural area of the region in collaboration with the Western CoalfieldsLimited, Umrer & Primary Health Centre Makardhokada.KARNATAKA BRANCH:The Bangalore Hospice Trust came into existence in the year 1994 and the in-patient facility KARUNASHRAYAstarted functioning from 1st May 1999 and continues to render compassionate care and assistance to terminallyill cancer patients. We continued to operate two Home Care teams and covered the entire city of Bangalore.Many of these Home Care Patients were transferred to the hospice when care at home became difficult forthe families. As in the past, all the in-patient and home care services were rendered entire free of charge.Given below are the Statistics for 2011-12:In-Patient Unit-KarunashrayaDuring the year Since Inception in 1999Total admissions 833 8,829Total deaths 475 5.111Economic breakdownPoor 332 (39%)Low Income Group 231 (28%)Middle Income Group 16 (2%)High Income GroupAge breakdownBelow 14 years 5Between 15 and 60 years 428Over 60 years 400Home Care UnitTotal new patients 155Total deaths 4536

VIII. UGAM: VICTORS OF CHILDHOOD CANCERSChildhood Cancer Survivors from the ACT clinic of Tata Memorial Hospital, inspired primarily by Shobhit, a budding& very talented painter & poet & other childhood cancer survivors from across the globe with whom they interactedduring the International Paediatric Oncology Society Meeting in October 2007, came together on June 7 th 2009,the first Sunday in June which is celebrated as Cancer Survivors Day. They formed a voluntary support group,which they christened as UGAM, under the esteemed guidance of Dr. Purna Kurkure, in charge, Paediatric OncologyDivision & ACT Clinic, at the Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai. UGAM means “To Rise” underscoring theirdetermination to rise above all obstacles in life & be VICTORSUGAM is the youngest unit of the oldest & most prominent NGO, The Indian Cancer Society (ICS) under itssurvivorship programme.VISION●●To ensure that every childhood cancer survivor finds his/her way to celebrate life after winning the battlewith cancer.To facilitate their life’s journey on the correct path & in the right direction.MISSION1) Self-Empowerment of Young Survivors:●●●●●●●●●●Fulfilling their dreams that were put on hold while they were battling this tormenting disease and thehardships of the treatments.Helping in overcoming social fears and hindrances.Overcoming their physical and mental disabilities and moving ahead despite them.Educational and career related assistance and guidance.Re establishment and moving ahead in the desired direction in the future life and pursuing their careers.Recreation and fun in their present life.Creating awareness regarding the late effects of the treatment and spreading needed awareness.Making the survivors reinstate confidence and power in them selves.Uniting with other such survivors and organizations from around the world and working with them.Facilitating assistance from the government and other local and regional bodies.2) Helping Children Undergoing Treatment for Cancer:●●●●●Young patients undergoing treatment can be helped in overcoming their fear, anxiety and uncertaintyby bringing them in touch with those who have survived.Helping them understand and accept the sudden changes happening around them.Building up their confidence and faith.Educating them about the disease and the treatment from the non-medical point of view.Arranging therapeutic and recreational activities for them.3) Social Awareness and Rebonding with Society:●●●●Involving the survivors with society and helping them re-establish themselves.Spreading information and knowledge about the survivor group and emphasising the survival rate ofchildhood cancer.Growth of the group and getting affiliated and collaborating with other such national andinternational groups.Creating awareness programmes for youngsters and involving them with the group37

UGAM has been set up with an aim of providing a helping hand to the survivors of childhood cancers to becomeambassadors of the message “Childhood Cancer is Curable” in society.Since its birth, UGAM has been a trail blazer and a pioneer with a few firsts to its credit.●●It has started a one of its kind counselling session for the survivors of childhood cancer, to help them understandhow they can start their life afresh by defeating their limits and exploring new opportunities in which theyare capable of making a difference. These sessions are conducted at Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai onevery Tuesday at the ACT (After Completion of Therapy) Clinic for long term survivors of childhood cancers.UGAM members hold counselling sessions with families of children cancer patients undergoing treatmentat Tata Memorial Hospital to enhance their courage & conviction to go through the difficult times in treatment.ACTIVITIES DURING 2011-12UGAM CELEBRATES ITS 2ND ANNIVERSARY: UGAM celebrated its 2ndAnniversary on 5th June 2011 at the Choksi auditorium of the TataMemorial Hospital, Mumbai.150 cancer patients and survivors (who arecalled VICTORS by the UGAM team) and their parents came to helpcelebrate the occasion.The Chief guests were Mrs. Anita Garware & Mr. Amol Gupte. The programended with the screening of a beautiful movie, “Stanley ka Dabba” whichdepicts the story of an orphan boy who decides to have a normal educationin-spite of all odds and without letting any of his school friends knowsthat he is an orphan or that he is a child laborer at night.UGAM CELEBRATES DHAI HANDI: One day prior to Gokulashtami, 21st August 2011, UGAM members were invitedto celebrate the Dhai Handi function near PaaliTalav, Thane. This special Dhai Handi was organised by ThaneMLA Mr.RanjanVichare. 13 UGAM members participated with enthusiasm and the blessing of Lord Krishna toprove that “WE” are no less than others. Two of our members Vaibhav and Preeti broke the Handi with fullof spirit and also delivered a strong message to join UGAM for the betterment of other survivors and thuslive a better life with UGAM. They not only won a trophy which was a statue of ‘Radha and Krishna’ but alsothe love of hundreds of guests who were present there.“FOOTSTEPS4GOOD” - WALK FOR A CAUSE: Jill Beckingham, wife of theBritish Deputy High Commissioner to India, organised a charity event calledFootsteps4good, a 10km walk or run at Bandra Kurla Complex, on 2 October2011. Jill Beckingham is the brains behind the ”Footsteps 4Good” initiative. This initiative follows her 357 km India-UK Friendship Walkfrom Ahmedabad to Dandi, replicating Mahatma Gandhi’s famous DandiMarch in celebration of his birth anniversary last year. This grand eventwas initiated by Aditya Birla Group. 13 members and friends of UGAMparticipated in this walk along with several NGOs. With great enthusiasmthey completed the 5km walk.PHOCON 2011 took place from 25 th to 27 th Nov 2011. This event wasorganised by the UGAM members along with the eminent doctors of TataMemorial Hospital. The event highlights included an interactive sessionat the ICS - St. Jude Centre with the parents of cancer patients whereinquestions of the parents related to the upbringing of the child duringand post treatment etc. were answered by survivors.WORKSHOP FOR SURVIVORS: A Question & Answer session provided the opportunity to survivors to ask questionsrelated to their present and future life to the panel of doctors present at Choksi Auditorium.SURVIVOR’S DAY OUT: UGAM took Cankids (KCK) for a Mumbai Darshan and visited the Gateway of India andthen to SRCC, Worli (Child Care Rehabilitation Centre for the mentally challenged children). In an interestinginteraction with the KCK team, UGAM & the KCK kids tried to understand the life of mentally challenged children,38

the way they are brought up and the way they function. The kids were taken round the centre to understandits functioning. It was an emotional visit for them.CRICKET MATCH: A cricket match was organized between KCK & the UGAM team at the BARC cricket groundand they were presented with an attractive trophy. It was a memorable day of fun and enjoyment for thesechildren.UGAM IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE JJ SCHOOL OF ARTS: On 4th February 2012, UGAM in association with theSir JJ School of Arts held a first of its kind art event at the Tata Memorial Hospital. Around 80 child cancerpatients from all over India currently under treatment in Tata Cancer Hospital participated in it. The event includedactivities such as ceramic, clay modelling, hand printing, cloth printing (tie and dye), drawing and coloring. Itwas a ‘Fun & Learn’ experience for the patients and cancer survivors.RELAY FOR LIFE: UGAM, a unit of the Indian Cancer Society, was invited to participate in the first Relay forLife held in India by the Ecole Mondiale World School, an accredited International Baccalaureate (IB) school inMumbai, on 20th April 2012. The “Relay for Life” is the main volunteer-driven fundraising event of the AmericanCancer Society. Originating in the United States, this event has spread to 21 countries. Students walked theRelay for Life all night; this was symbolic of the fact that cancer does not sleep, and they too, for a night,would not.OUR PLANS FOR THE FUTURE:As the strength of UGAM increases in the form of survivors as volunteers, we plan to organize social activitieslike blood donation camps, fund raising events, organizing interactive competitions (brain storms, group dances)in association with premier entertainment television channels, for cancer patients & survivors.IX. ICS-ST. JUDE INDIA CHILDCARE CENTRESDuring 2011-12, the ICS-St. Jude India ChildCare Centres at the ICS Rehabilitation Centre, Parel admitted 238children suffering from cancer, along with their parents, of which 56 children were new admissions and 182children were returnees for follow up treatment at Tata Memorial Hospital. These children suffered from variouscancers that include Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia, Sarcomas and Solid Tumours.The ICS-St. Jude India ChildCare Centres are running very well, providing a safe, clean and happy dwelling tothese children and their parents. The parents are assisted with all formalities at the Tata Memorial Hospitaland are guided to various Trusts including ICS and the HDFC ICS Cancer fund for financial help. Monthly rationsare donated by the Indian Cancer Society to the families who find it difficult to support themselves. ICS hasstarted computer classes which are very popular and successful with the children and parents at St Judes.Counselling sessions for both children and parents are held regularly so as to help them cope with this difficultperiod. The children are encouraged to keep up with their basic education along with art, crafts, yoga, music,dancing, competitions and outings all with the help of a dedicated staff and volunteers.ADMISSIONS DATA - 1ST APRIL 2011 TO 31ST MARCH 2012CENTRE 2 NEW ADMISSION RETURNEEMALE 20 86FEMALE 8 21TOTAL 28 107CENTRE 3 NEW ADMISSION RETURNEEMALE 21 58FEMALE 7 17TOTAL 28 7539

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DONATIONS OF RS. 5,000/- & ABOVE RECEIVED FOR PATIENTS WELFARE ACTIVITIESNAME OF THE DONORAMOUNT(Rs.)NAME OF THE DONORAMOUNT(Rs.)M/S. GLAXOSMITHKLINEPHARMACEUTICALS LTD. 1,800,000M/S. MAYA KUKREJA FOUNDATION 200,000DR. MAIYHTREYI KRISHNARAJ 100,000MRS. DOLAT CAVASJI KHAJOTIA 100,000MR. WENZIL JOSEPH MORAES 50,000MR. KETAN S. ACHARYA 50,000M/S. SOVEREIGN TECH ENGG. SERVICESPVT. LTD. 26,000MR. KIRAN SUNIL BAJAJ 25,000MRS. SMITA MADHUSUDANSAHASRABUDHE 25,000MS. MANGALA B. PURANDARE 25,000MR. C.S. LODHA 25,000M/S. SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL CHABOM WEST A 22,500MR. SOLI KHESWALLA 20,000MR. NEVILLE MANECK GYARA 15,000MR. ZUBIN BUHARIWALA 15,000MRS. SHEELA HARIA 14,300MRS. JAYASHREE D. TARDE 14,000MR. NAVIN K.JAIPURIYAR 11,000MR. VIVEK KC JAIN 11,000MRS. SHEROO KHESWALLA 10,500DR. ARUN P. KURKURE 10,000KHIANRA DAYARAM DHARMANMAL 10,000M/S. SITA BAJAJ CHARITIES 10,000MR. ANTHONY BARRETTO 10,000MR. SORAB DORAB DAVAR 10,000MR.VINOD & MRS. SWATI RANE 10,000MRS. PERIN D. NATERWALLA 10,000MRS. SANGITA SANJIV GINDE 10,000MRS. SAROJA BALARAMAN 10,000M/S. NAVBHARAT BRASSWAREMANUFACTURERS 10,000MS. GEETU HINDUJA 10,000MS. KALAWATI G. MOTWANI 10,000MS. SUSHMA MEHROTRA 10,000SHREE SHANJEEV PATEL 10,000MS. SANKALITA GHORPADE 8,000THE SARASWAT CO-OP. BANK LTD. 7,500MS. BHAVNA S. MERCHANT 7,300M/S. HANSABEN CHARITABLE TRUST 7,000MR. ZARIN SARKARI 7,000MS. RITU MEHTA 7,000SMT. ASHA KANODIA 6,100MR. AJAYKUMAR JAIN & FAMILY 6,000MRS. SWATI SATHE 6,000MR. MANHAR BROKEL 5,500MR. CHAITANYA SHAHSIKANT SHETTY 5,162MR. R.G. GUPTA 5,100TOOFLESS.COM FOUNDATION 5,073M/S. JOLLY BOARD LTD. 5,001MR. ASITH BHATIA 5,001DR. ALKA HALBE 5,000MR. NAGINBHAI KAPADIA 5,000MR. SHANTILAL C. BAISYA 5,000MR. T. RAJAGOPALAN 5,000MRS. KHORSHED ZARIR ENGINEER 5,000MRS. LAKSHMI TANDON 5,000MRS. MADHAV SHREEDHAR DEULKAR 5,000MRS. SARAYU SURENDRA PARIKH 5,000MRS. SARITA K. TODARWAL 5,000MRS. SUMAN DIVAKAR 5,000MS. CHHAYA SHAH 5,000MS. HARSHA M. BHATT 5,000MS. SUMAN SINGHI 5,000MS. TRUSHA LATHIA 5,000SETH GANGARAM K. SAMAT CHARITY TRUST 5,000SHREE ARYAN TULSIYAN 5,000SMT. PRAMODINI SURENDRA JOSHI 5,000M/S. SHAMDAS HIRANAND TRUST 5,000MR. SRIPAD RAO 5,000MS. REETA SHARMA 5,000SHREE SUJAN IMPEX 5,00044

DONATIONS OF RS. 5,000/- & ABOVE RECEIVED FOR UGAM FOUNDATIONNAME OF THE DONORAMOUNT(Rs.)NAME OF THE DONORAMOUNT(Rs.)MR. BHAGWAN R. MUKHI 111,111MR. SWAPAN SETH, THISCONTENTMKTG. CONS. P. LT. 20,000M/S. INTAS BIOPHARMACEUTICALS LTD. 12,495MR. RANJAN KAPUR 10,000MS. PREMA SAGAR 6,000MR. R. P. TARAPOUR 5,000MS. KASTURI WADHWANI 5,000MR. M. S. MARSHAL 5,000MR. SURESHCHANDRA MAVINKURVE 5,000INDIAN CANCER SOCIETY BRANCHESName & DesignationSr. Branch Name of Trustee Contact no. Email1 Indian Cancer Society Mr. Navin Gupta 0612-2235063 / kaplng@satyam.net.inBihar Branch Vice Chairman 0612-2234111C/o Krishna Agencies Pvt. Ltd.Boring Road,Patna 800 0012 Indian Cancer Society Dr. Arunabha Sengupta 2283 2426Kolkata BranchHon. Secretary6G, Elgin Road,Kolkata 700 0203 Indian Cancer Society Mr. O. P. Nayar 011-2649 9572 / incansoc3_cancer@yahoo.co.inDelhi Branch Vice Chairman 011-2649490786/1, Shahpur Jat,New Delhi 110 0494 Indian Cancer Society Dr. Manmohan Rathi 0712-2557911 indiancancersocietynagpurNagpur Branch Hon. Secretary @gmail.comC/o. Nagrik SahakariRugnalaya &Research Centre Ltd.,North Ambazari Road,Nagpur 440 0105 Indian Cancer Society Dr. Shailendra Kumar 09935554308 skkgmu@yahoo.co.inU.P. BranchHon. SecretaryDept. of SurgeryCSM Medical UniversityLucknow – 226 0036 Indian Cancer Society Mr. G. M. Row 28476133 / karunashraya@vsnl.comKarnataka Branch Mrs. Kala Devrajan 28476509 /C/o. Bangalore Hospice Trust (wef 1.4.2011) 42685666Airport Varthur Main Road, Hon. TreasurerKundalahalli Gate,Marathahalli,Bangalore 560 03745

INDIAN CANCER SOCIETY AFFILIATESName & Designation Date ofSr. Name of the Organisation of Trustee Joining Telephone E-mail Fax1 OSTOMY ASSOCIATION OF INDIA Hon. Secretary & 1/1/1992 022-24128087 ostomy@bom3.vsnl.net.in 2416144774, Jerbai Wadia Road, Parel, Managing TrusteeMumbai - 4000122 RAJASTHAN CANCER SOCIETY Dr. Raj Govind Sharma 12/12/1993 2622783 / rajgovindsharma@gmail.com17, Uniara Garden, Pushpa path, Hon. Secretary 2620343Jln marg, Jaipur - 302 0043 THE LION CANCER DETECTION Dr. S.P. Shrivastav 11/11/1994 2242862 / icdc_surat@yahoo.comCENTRE TRUST Medical Director 2240974Post box No. 20, Majura Gate,Govt. Medical College campus,Surat - 395 0014 KAUSHALYA MEDICAL FOUNDATION Dr. M.V. Sohoni 9/6/1995 91-22-25454000 kmft.hospital@vsnl.net 91-22-Ganesh wadi, Panchpakhadi, Trustee & Medical 25345292Behind Nitin co.DirectorThane (w) 400 601.5 SHRI SIDDHIVINAYAK GANAPATI Dr (Mrs) P.D. Gosavi 18/8/2001 2211601,/ san_ssgchdir@sancharnet.in 2211603CANCER HOSPITALSANJEEVAN Executive Director 2211602MEDICAL FOUNDATIONSangli Road, Miraj - 416 4106 GRANT MEDICAL FOUNDATION Dr. K.B. Grant 16/7/2002 26123391 pmrf@giaspn01.vsnl.net.in 66455563RUBY HALL CLINICChairman &40, Sassoon road, Managing Trustee www.rubyhall.comPost box no. 70, Pune - 411 0017 MOHAN DAI OSWAL CANCER Dr. Satish Jain 26/7/2002 0160- mdoh1@satyam.net.in 0161-TREATMENT & RESEARCH Medical Director-cum- 2676100-02 2672100FOUNDATION Chief of Surgery & 0161-G.T. Road, Sherpur By pass, Surgical Oncology 2644210-11Ludhiana - 141 0098 PRAVARA MEDICAL TRUST'S Shri. Rajendra Vikhe-Patil 21/5/2003 02422-2736000 pravara@bom3.vsnl.net.inPRAVARA RURAL HOSPITAL Trustee & Secretary 2422-273486P.O. Loni Bk 413 736Dist : Ahmednagar9 SADHU VASWANI MISSIONS Dr (Brig) C.H. Gidvani 9/8/2005 56099999 / inlakspune@vsnl.com 020-56099703MEDICAL COMPLEX INLAKS AND Director (Admn) & Head, 26129080BUDHRANI HOSPITAL &Dept of Paediatrics,MNB CANCER INSTITUTE7-9, Koregaon Park, Pune - 411 00110 SHATABDI SUPER SPECIALITY Dr. Shailesh Bondarde 22/11/2005 0253-2501888HOSPITAL OF SAHYADRI SEVA Director 2501999HEALTH CARE PVT. LTD.Suyojit City Centre opp. MahamargBus Stand, Mumbai Naka,Nashik - 422 007.11 LOKMANYA MEDICAL FOUNDATION, Dr. V.G. Vaidya 22/11/2005 27456496-98Chinchwad Pune - 411 033Managing Trustee12 URMILA CANCER SMARAKI TRUST Dr. B. N. Mishra 5/10/2006 0674-2546458A-161, Shaheed NagarChairman & ManagingBhubaneshwar- 751 007Trustee13 VASANTRAO R. NAGARKAR Dr. Raj V. Nagarkar 5/6/2006 0253-2592666 manavatacancercentreMEDICAL FOUNDATION'S Chairman & @yahoo.co.inMANAVATA CANCER CENTRE Chief SurgicalOpp. Mahamarg Bus StandOncologistMumbai Naka, Nashik14 KRISHNA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL Dr. Anand Gudur 5/10/2006 02164-241555-8 contact@kimsdee 02164-SCIENCES DEEMED UNIVERSITY, Head Of The Dept. R.T. meduniversity.in 242170/KARAD & Oncology www.kimsdu.ac.in 241410Near Dhebewadi Road, Malkapur,Tal: Karad-415 110 Dist : Satara46

Name & designation Date ofSr. Name of the Organisation of trustee Joining Telephone E-mail Fax15 CHHATRAPATI SHAHU Dr. Suraj B. Pawar 23/3/2007 2532034 / surajpwar2001@yohoo.co.in 91-231-CANCERRESEARCH FOUNDATION & President 5618480 / 2533709KOLHAPUR CANCER CENTRE 98220149081182/98, E, Mali Colony, Takala,Kolhapur - 416 00816 JEHANGIR HOSPITAL Dr. Prasad Muglikar 28/3/2007 91-2026122551 jehangirhospital@vsnl.com 91-20-32, SASSOON ROAD, PUNE - 411 001. Medical Superintendent 26050550 www.jehangircares.com 26050866EXTN-502617 SHREE SIDDHESHWAR CANCER Dr. S.M. Karanjkhede 20/6/2007 0217-2607433 / www.sschrc.com 2607422HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTRE Medical Superintendent 44 spr_sschrcso@sancharnet.inHotgi Road, Near Dainik Sanchar,Solapur - 318 MAHATMA GANDHI CANCER Dr. Sharad Desai 20/11/2009 0233-2211122HOSPITALChairmanNear Gulabrao Patil, HomeopathicMedical College, Miraj - 416 41019 BELGAUM CANCER FOUNDATION Dr. S. K. Madhwapathy 29/12/2009 0831-24727709666A-2/D, Ashok Nagar, President 2473442Belgaum - 590 01020 SUYASH MEDICAL EDUCATION & Dr. B.D. Shelar 2/2/2010 0253-2318990 dr.sba@rediffmail.comRESEARCH CENTRE, Chairman 2318991SUYASH HOSPITAL (Dr. Sanjay Ahire) 2318992Ahilyabai Holkar Marg, Oncosurgeon 2318993Opp. Mahamarg Bus StandMumbai Naka, Nashik21 YOGESH RURAL CANCER RES. & Dr. Prakash Garud 31/7/2010 0241-2326775RELIEF SOCITY'S, GARUD HOSPITAL 0241-2323166CANCER CENTRE 9822040375Savedi Road, Ahmednagar - 414 00322 K.E.M. HOSPITAL Dr. V.L. Yemul 1/2/2011 020-26125600 kem@kemhospital.org489, Rasta Peth, Medical Administrator 020-66037300Sardar Moodliar Road,Pune - 411 01123 KULKARNI CANCER HOSPITAL Dr. Shantanu G. Kulkarni 1/2/2011 0240-2242320 kulkarnicancerhospital26, C-3, Behind Fame Tapadiya Cancer Chemotherapist 0240-2242321 @hotmail.comTown Centre, CIDCO,Aurangabad - 431 00324 NKP SALVE INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL Dr. Vivek Pande 19/4/2011 07104-236290/ nkpsims1@rediffmail.com 07104-232905SCIENCES & LATA MANGESHKAR Medical Superintendent 236291/232874HOSPITALDigdoh Hills, Hingana Road,Nagpur - 440 01925 B.K.L. WALAWALKAR HOSPITAL Dr. Suvarna Patil 10/8/2011 02355 264137/ info@walawalkarhospital.com 02355 264181DIAGNOSTIC & RESEARCH CENTRE Director 264149 suvarnapatil@Shreekshetra Dervan,walawalkarhospital.comAt Post : Sawarda, Tal : Chiplun,Dist : Ratnagiri - 415 60626 GALAXY CARE LAPAROSCOPY INST, Dr. Shailesh Puntambekar 17/10/2011 020-25466120/Near Garware College, 25-A, Medical Director 1/2Karve Road, Pune - 411 00427 SHIVPARVATI MEDICAL Dr. Sanjay K. Khopade 17/10/2011 02562-240103PRATISHTHAN'S LOKMANYAA SecretaryHOSPITAL,Chalisgaon Road, Opp. CanossaSchool, Dhule - 424 00128 BHAKTI VEDANTA HOSPITAL Mr. R. B. Maheshwari 02/01/2012 9969509226 drvmagarwal@gmail.comSector 1, Shrishti Complex, Trustee 29452400Near Royal College, Mira Road (E), 29452457Dist : Thane - 401 10729 CHAITANYA HOSPITAL Dr. Sushil R. Kulkarni 02/01/2012 27353333 hospital.chaitanya@yahoo.inChinchwada, Chaphekar Chowk, 27355833Near Chinchwadgaon Police Stn., 27350333Pune - 411 03347

AUDITOR’S REPORTN. M. RAIJI & CO.Chartered AccountantsUniversal Insurance Building,Pherozeshah Mehta Road,Mumbai - 400 001. INDIATelephone : 2287 00682287 3463Telefax : 91 (22) 2282 864691 (22) 2265 0578E-mail : nmr.ho@nmraiji.comTO THE TRUSTEES OF INDIAN CANCER SOCIETYWe have audited the annexed Balance Sheet of the Indian Cancer Society (the Society) as at 31st March, 2012and also the annexed Income and Expenditure Account of the Society for the year ended on that date. TheIncome and Expenditure and the Assets and liabilities of the Bangalore, Kolkata, Delhi, Nagpur, Lucknow andPatna branches of the Society have been incorporated as per locally audited statements received from the branches.We have relied on the reports submitted by the branch auditors. These financial statements are the responsibilityof the Trustees. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit.We conducted our audit in accordance with standards on auditing generally accepted in India. Those standardsrequire that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statementsare free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amountsand disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used andsignificant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation.We believe that our audit provides a reasonable basis for our opinion.Further to our comments above, we report as under:1. (a) The Accounts are maintained regularly in accordance with the provisions of the Bombay Public TrustsAct, 1950 and Rules relating thereto.(b)(c)(d)(e)(f)(g)The receipts and disbursements are properly and correctly shown in the accounts.Cash Balance at the Head Office as on 31st March, 2012 was found to be in agreement with theBook. The accounting vouchers in custody of the Head of Accounts and Insurance, on the date ofthe audit were in agreement with accounts.All Books, deeds accounts, vouchers or other documents or records, required by us for the audit,were produced before us.The register of movable and immovable properties is properly maintained, as required under the Act.The Accountant of the Society appeared before us and furnished the information required by us.To the best of our knowledge, no property or funds of the Society were applied for any object orpurpose other than the object or purpose of the Society.(h) The outstanding income on the Balance Sheet date for more than one year amounts to Rs. 15,58,833.(i)(j)For repairs and construction job undertaken during the year by the society where the order valueexceeded Rs.5000, other than annual maintenance contracts, the work has been awarded on the basisof the quotation received through tender.Money of the public trust has not been invested contrary to the provisions of Section 35 of the BombayPublic Trusts Act, 1950.48

N.M. RAIJI & CO.(k) (i) Out of the total outstanding of Rs. 1,34,99,771 an amount of Rs. 22,37,555 is on account ofRents (including service and water charges) recoverable from tenants of Indian Cancer SocietyMedical Center (formally Lady Ratan Tata Medical and Research Centre). This has been shownas Rent Accrued of Rs. 11,11,542 and Other Accrued Income of Rs.11,26,013 (Service and Watercharges) in Schedule E to the Accounts. The consent terms duly approved by the High Courtof Judicature at Bombay during the year 1994-95 have been executed. As per the consent terms,the Society is required to execute lease agreement in favour of the tenants, which has not yetbeen completed. The recovery of arrears of rent is possible only on execution of lease agreementby the Society. The recovery of the arrears of rent is likely to be expedited on execution of leaseagreement.(ii)(iii)There are claims of Rs. 8,82,400 against the Society which have been denied and not acknowledgedas debts. The Society has lodged a counter claim of Rs .46,82,044 in this regard. Both the claimsare presently under litigation. These claims have not been accounted for by the Society.As reported in the earlier years the approval of the Charity Commissioner has not been obtainedin respect of the borrowings (loan) made and availed by the Delhi Branch of the Society againstmortgage of land and building of the said Branch for the construction of the hospital building.During the year 1994-95 the said borrowing was repaid by the Delhi Branch but till date, theapproval of the Charity Commissioner remains to be obtained by the Society.(l)(m)(n)No cases of irregular, illegal or improper expenditure or failure or omission to recover monies or otherproperty belonging to the Public Trust or of loss or waste of money or other property thereof havecome to our notice.The budget has been filed in the form as provided by Rule 16ADuring the year, Internal Audit has been carried out in respect of records of the Society. In our opinion,the scope and extent of coverage is generally commensurate with the operations of the Society.2. Having regard to the provisions of the instrument of the society by which the Trust is governed, wehave made the necessary enquiries and in respect of the year ended 31st March, 2012, we further reportthat :-(a)(b)(c)(d)(e)(f)(g)The instrument of the Society does not specify the minimum and maximum number of Trustees tobe maintained.There is no specific provision in the instrument of Society for holding of the meetings of the Trustees.The minute books of the proceedings of the meetings were maintained.No Trustee has any interest in the investments of the Society except as shareholders in the Companiesin which the Society has investments by way of deposits or debentures.No Trustee is a debtor or a creditor of the Society.There were no irregularities pointed out by us in the accounts of the previous year calling for complianceby the Trustees, other than what is covered in this report.Figures have been regrouped wherever necessary.Place: Mumbai,Date: 29th September, 201249N.M. RAIJI & CO.Chartered AccountantsFirm Regn No.108296WJ. M. GandhiPartnerMembership No: 37924

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