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 Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury (aka Tony), an ex-pointer from 1981 Madhyamik Batch, has directed and
produced his first feature-film, Anuranan (The Resonance). The film stars Rahul
Bose, Rituparna Sengupta, Raima Sen and Rajat Kapoor. FILM RELEASING on 6th July
in theatres. Details: http://www.anuranan.com
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Annual reunion for 2010 was held at Swabhumi on 16th of January 2010 (6pm - 11pm). An array of entertainment activities, fireworks, live music, dance floor and dinner was lined up for the evening. The main attraction of this year’s programme was live performance by Bangla Band KAYA.
Programme schedule:
1) 6.30 pm - Felicitation of ten outstanding retired teachers: Smt. Shanta Mukherjee, Shri Ajit Moitra, Smt. Arati Biswas, Shri Bijoy Sinha Roy, Shri Sunil Sinha Roy, Smt. Kalyani Palit, Smt. Gopa Barman, Shri Prodosh Datta, Shri Supriyo Sen, Smt. Bijoylakshmi Ghosal.
2) 7.00 pm - Performance by Folk Band Kaya
3) 8.00 pm - Dance to the tune of DJ Tinz with accompanying dance troupe
For further details and clarifications you may contact Dean (93309 66424), email at annual.adda@aspexs.com or check the Forum HERE.
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| | 28 December 2009
Dear Pointer
The Annual Adda of South Pointers, is knocking at your doors. RENDEZVOUS 2010, the Annual Reunion Dinner and Dance of ASPEXS is scheduled on Saturday, 16th January 2010 at Swabhumi, EM Bypass, Kolkata from 6 P.M. onwards. Organised in association with The Telegraph , the event promises an array of entertainment activities, live music, dance floor and dinner . The main attraction of this year’s programme is live performance by the band Kaya. The other usual attractions are all there including jam session with DJ, snacks and drinks corner, sumptuous buffet spread etc.
As in the past, do come and join us with your friends and family and relive the past days of your life with your schoolmates all over again. Please rush to collect your passes, however, do note that invitee passes will be required for children above 5 years of age.
For further details and clarifications you may contact Shilpi (98300 70690), Rakesh (98318 87852) or Dean (93309 66424), send us an email at annual.adda@aspexs.com or log on to the Forum section at www.aspexs.com
The evening will be incomplete without your presence. See you there!
Best wishes for the New Year in advance.
(Sandip Roy Choudhury)
Hony. Secretary
Limited number of invitation cards will be available on first-come basis from 26.12.2009 at:
G55 (Dakshinapan), Cakes (Ekdalia Gariahat crossing), Bodyline (Metropolis Mall at Hiland Park & South City Mall), M3 at City Centre, Salt Lake and South Point School (Mandeville Gardens),. Home delivery of invitee passes available for minimum of ten (10) passes booked by one person at a time. To avail this, please call 9330966424.
Special Cards for Life and Associate Members’ available only from Mr. Dean Surtee at South Point School, 16 Mandeville Gardens, Kolkata 700 019 from 26.12.2009 between 11 am and 7 pm against production of ASPEXS ID Card.
Passes will not be available at the venue |
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| | An article "BACK TO SCHOOL" has come out in Outlook Money magazine (Issue date 02 Dec'09) about ASPEXS - Care Wing. This has already hit the stands in Kolkata. A scanned copy of the same has been uploaded to ASPEXS website. Please click on the link below to open the scanned copy (PDF file - 750KB).
PDF Link - BACK TO SCHOOL
Web Link - http://money.outlookindia.com/article.aspx?262925 |
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| | North Point School Alumni Quiz Competition
A Quiz competition will be organized by North Point School Alumni Association on 22nd November at St. Xavier college campus, at around 4:30pm. Ex-pointers who are interested to participate may contact us at admin@aspexs.com or call Mr. Dean Surtee at 9330966424. South Point is the defending champion & we need to have a good team this year too, to be the winner yet again !!
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| | The community of ASPEXS deeply mourns the untimely demise of Neeladri Sarkar (1982 Madhyamik) on 20 October 2009. His sudden and untimely demise has left all of us at ASPEXS shell-shocked. Neeladri had spared no pain over the years to help lend credibility and meaning to Aspexs. His contributions to the Association’s multifarious activities will be surely held for posterity. His unflinching support to us, his intense, selfless efforts in building the ASPEXS Medical Wing over the years as well as his contribution during the formative stages of the ASPEXS Care Wing, will go a long way towards opening newer vistas for the ASPEXS progeny in particular and the community in general.
It would be difficult to imagine ASPEXS without Neeladri, but that's not what we are going to do. We will not miss him because he will remain embedded in the deepest recess of our hearts. He was with us, he is, and he will be ... forever.
To offer prayer for the soul to rest in peace and to condole with his family, a small 'condolence meeting' has been organized by ASPEXS on Tuesday, 27 October 2009 at 7pm at South Point School, 16 Mandeville Gardens, Kolkata 700 019. The presence of his friends and fellow Pointers and all those whose lives were touched by the Late Neeladri Sarkar, is solicited. The day assumes special significance as it is on this date that Neeladri would have turned 45 years of age.
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Discount at Ruby General Hospital
We are happy to inform you that an arrangement has been made with Ruby General Hospital (located on E.M. By Pass) for providing discounts to Life Members of South Point Ex-students’ Association (ASPEXS) and to retired teachers and non-teaching staff of South Point School and South Point High School as follows:-
(1) For Outdoor Patients
15% discount on all investigations & diagnostic services.
(2) For admitted Patients
a) 15% discount on investigations & diagnostic services.
b) 15% discount on bed charges
c) 15% discount on O.T. Charges
In order to avail the discount, a form has to be collected from the ofice of ASPEXS at 16 Mandeville Gardens, Kolkata 700019. The said form, duly signed by authorised persons at ASPEXS, has to be produced at the Billing Section or the Matron’s office of the Hospital, as applicable.
However the discount will not be available:
- If the patient is working in any organisation which is already having tie-ups with the Ruby General Hospital for their staff members.
- If the patient wants to avail the Cashless Benefit under Mediclaim Policy
Please note that the management of Ruby General Hospital, may frame further rules to streamline the process and the scheme may be modified or stopped at any point of time at their discretion.
ASPEXS has also facilitated this discount for present students of South Point and their parents as well as for present teachers and non-teaching staff of the School and their spouses. We are thankful to Dr Anik Bhattacharya (MP 1981) for taking the lead to get this scheme approved by the authorities of Ruby General Hospital.
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| | NOTICE: FOR THE ATTENTION OF ALL EX-SOUTH POINTERS
Our attention has been drawn by some members to an email, said to have been circulated by a retired teacher of South Point High School, containing an appeal to ex-students of South Point for donation for “CARE”.
We would like to inform all concerned that South Point Ex-students’ Association has got nothing to do with this email or with its contents. We do not support any such appeal for donations/contributions to be transferred in any individuals’ personal or joint bank account. We feel that giving names of individual teachers and writing about their personal problems in a mass mailer in an exaggerated fashion for the purpose of raising money, is derogatory to the dignity of the individual concerned. This email or any such other effort by any group of individuals has no relation whatsoever with ASPEXS Care Wing and any person making any contribution or donation on the basis of the same will be doing so at his or her own discretion and without any recourse to us.
The email under reference reads as follows (parts of the same have been xxxxx –ed out, to protect identity and dignity of the concerned individuals):
Dear All,
I am sending you details of our organisation CARE which is soon going to have a slightly different name after the new website comes into existence. Everyone should know that we are not under the umbrella of ASPEX any longer, since there are serious differences of opinion.
CARE is an organisation started by the '83 batch of South Pointers who are trying to take care of 140 retired teachers. There are about 40 teachers who are in extreme distress and need a lot of help though it is not as if the others are in a very good condition. There are many of us who live absolutely alone, some have children living abroad who are very distant from their parents, others do not have any children at all, some are spinsters or widowers and some have children living in Calcutta who ignore their parents totally. So as you can guess, the situation is absolutely deplorable.
CARE gives moral support, medical support and financial support to several teachers who are in great distress. There are students who visit teachers like xxxxxx Sir at least once a week, make telephone calls by rotation, take the teachers to doctors, or even hospitalise them when necessary. xxxxxx Sir as you know suffered a cerebral attack about 10 years ago and is totally strapped to the wheelchair and his right side is totally paralysed. He needs 3,500 rupees worth of medicines every month, and his wife is being compelled to do a part-time job though she is 66 years old and has serious heart problems herself. There are many teachers who need a cataract operation but do not have the money to get it done. Besides as a consequence of old age, some teachers have met with accidents like xxxxx xxxxx xxx who broke his femur bone and needed an operation and a steel rod had to be put in, or xxxxxxxxx xxxxxx Sir who fell on the street and smashed his nose and the bleeding would not stop since he is a diabetic. He has very poor eyesight, can hardly see, and lives absolutely alone. xxxxxxx xxxx had cancer of the oesophagus and had to undergo a major operation and since retirement benefits are very modest, such wonderful people are having to suffer so much. One junior school teacher, xxxx xxxxx is starving, and has a little chirey for lunch. She has severe dental problems and gangrenous wounds in her legs, and had to be hospitalised several times. She has 2 sons living in the city who do not take care of her. I can give you many such examples, but this should suffice to explain the condition of our retired teachers. Since there are many students who are doing very well in Bangalore, please circulate this letter so that they are aware of the condition of people who have imparted knowledge and values to them. If they think that it is a deserving cause, then they can send me a cheque directly, provided they trust me. We will soon have a home page and a joint bank account but it will take a little time to materialise. If there are students who want to know more, they can either send me an email or call me on my landline which is xxxxxxxx or on my cell, which is xxxxxxxxx, preferably after 10 in the night or anytime on Sundays. The students who have pioneered this do not wish to ask you directly for financial help because they feel you may not trust them. Therefore I am undertaking the task on behalf of all these children who are doing a very noble job. During my personal crisis when my husband was very sick, they stayed with me during a long 4 hour surgery and they are still visiting me, calling me and doing as much as possible to get opinions from cancer specialists in India and abroad. Thank you so much for your support and cooperation. I remember so many of you with a lot of affection and happy memories.
Lots of love,
xxxxxxx Aunty.
Kindly do let us know if you have been subject to any such correspondence by writing to us at info@aspexs.com
Thank you,
ASPEXS Managing Committee |
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| | New novel from our fellow ex-pointer - C. V. Murali (Madhyamik - 1980)
The book is a seething commentary on the current social turmoil. It traces the lives of three men and their families from Pre-partition Bombay to current day Mumbai. As the narrative progresses, there is a constant dialogue with the reader- bringing the mirror into their face and drawing them into looking at various societal issues-the greatest of which are intolerance and apathy.
The author can be contacted at jayamurali_99@yahoo.com
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Sasthi: Thursday 7th Aswin 1416, 24th Sept
Bodhon - Evening
Maha Saptami: Friday 8th Aswin 1416, 25th Sept
Devir Agaman - Dolai
Naba Patrika Sthapan - By 10.28am
Anjali - 11.30am to 12.30pm
Maha Asthami: Saturday 9th Aswin 1416, 26th Sept
Anjali- 9am to 12 noon
Sandhipuja - 11.45pm to 12.30am
Maha Nabami: Sunday 10th Aswin 1416, 27th Sept
Anjali - 10.15am to 12 noon
Bijoyadasami: Monday 11th Aswin 1416, 28th Sept
Bijoya - By 8.28am
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MOKSH, 22 CAMAC STREET, BLOCK ‘A’ 5TH FLOOR
As you may be aware, the “ASPEXS CARE WING” was formed in June 2008 with the objective of taking care of our beloved teachers who have retired after imparting invaluable service to our school and also helped in shaping our foundation.
Since its inception, the Care Wing has come a long way in reaching out to the ex-teachers and extending support emotionally, medically and even financially, as per need. A number of teachers, most of who live alone, have now developed a feeling of ‘being wanted’ and also consider the frequenting Care volunteers as ‘family’. Pointer doctors have relentlessly extended their support time and again to the Care Wing for the ailing teachers whether for an emergency or just for routine medical visits.
To know more about the ASPEXS Care Wing, its objectives and how you can become a part of it, go to the link: http://www.aspexs.com/aspexs/Carewing.aspx
To simply follow the activities of the Care Wing and to connect with ex-teachers emotionally, please visit:
“ASPEXS CARE WING–For our teachers, with love” on the Aspexs website &
“ASPEXS CARE WING” the recently formed Group on Facebook.
We, at Aspexs, have recently managed to gather medical benefits for our ex-teachers from organizations like RN Tagore Institute, Ruby Hospital, Suraksha Clinic, Aastha. Chemists who are ex-pointers have provided medicines at a discount with free home delivery. Medical Camps at the school have been attended well by pointer doctors as well as ex-teachers. Certain teachers have received financial assistance in case of surgery. The “Aspexs Medical Wing” has played a tremendous role here.
As part of our efforts to augment funds, like last year, we have organized a Charity Dinner in aid of further fulfilling the objectives of the Aspexs Care Wing to be held on Saturday, 12th September 2009 at MOKSH (22, Camac Street, Block-‘A’, 5th Floor, Kolkata-17). The evening will feature a blend of entertainment, sumptuous food and drinks.
We request all pointers to come forward and help us raise funds for the Care Wing.
Invitation cards are priced at Rs.1000/- each and the entire proceeds, net of expenses for organizing the dinner, will be transferred to the earmarked CARE Fund of ASPEXS, which is utilized only for ex-teachers. A limited number of cards have been printed due to space constraints and will be issued on a first-come-first-booked basis.
For Invitation cards, please contact Mr. Dean Surtee (+91-9330966424) at the Junior School office. These can also be collected from “G-55” at Dakhinapan Market, Dhakuria.
For any further clarifications, you may contact
Sharmila Roy ( 96740-51505, sharmila_roy2003@yahoo.com ) or,
Anju Chirimar (98311-65559, anjuarts@gmail.com ) |
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ASPEXS CARE WING re-connects retired teachers of South Point with ex-students. It is good to remember our dear teachers who have taught us; it is even better to spend some time with them; it is best to be able to stand by their side in times of their need. What we are today can be largely attributed to the good foundation provided by our teachers!
The teachers in their advanced age, primarily need emotional support. Several Pointers visit them regularly, take them out, help them reconnect with their colleagues and keep in touch with them up regularly. This makes them feel respected, loved and wanted, and in some cases also helps them overcome their loneliness and depressive feelings.
The teachers also need medical support at times, and many Pointer doctors have often come forward and provided immediate assistance. Some medical benefits have also been arranged for them by ASPEXS through tie-ups with hospitals, clinics and chemists. Volunteers assist teachers in contacting doctors, taking them for consultations, or even procuring medicines if needed.
For medical support and critical cases that need treatment, financial assistance is also extended by ASPEXS from time to time.
WE APPEAL TO ALL EX-POINTERS TO PLEASE COME FORWARD AND JOIN THE ASPEXS CARE WING to get reconnected with your teachers. You will simply love it!
You can volunteer your time or offer financial support to ASPEXS to carry on its efforts.
Visit us on the Forum at THE THREAD "ASPEXS CAREWING - To our teachers, with love", to know more about our activities and also check this link http://www.aspexs.com/aspexs/Carewing.aspx
Contact - Sharmila Roy ( 96740-51505, sharmila_roy2003@yahoo.com ) or Anju Chirimar (98311-65559, anjuarts@gmail.com ) for details. |
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| | South Pointers for cyclone relief in Sundarbans
Monday, May 25, 2009 was witness to the devastating effects of Aila, a cyclone which gathering strength by the minute with a speed of more than 120 k.m. per hour lashed our State. Kolkata and large parts of West Bengal reeled under its impact and felt its fury.
The magnitude of the destruction however, was much more than what met the eyes. The cyclone ripped through the mangrove forests of the Sunderbans completely inundating about 13 blocks of the South 24-Parganas leaving its inhabitants homeless – an easy prey to the wrath of Nature. The river swelled and rose to about 20 ft. , broke embankments, moved inland and swept away hutments, saline water filled up the ponds and completely submerged the existing flora and fauna, destroying productivity of agricultural land. About 53,00,000 people have been affected across West Bengal with no food, shelter or any access to drinking water. They are in dire need of relief and rehabilitation.
South Point as an institution has decided to make its own humble efforts to help alleviate their suffering. A collection drive is being launched through pupils, guardians, teachers and members of staff. The amount collected will be utilised to offer relief and reconstruction materials, including food, water, medical supplies, clothes etc. directly to the affected people, utilizing services of NGOs operating in the Sunderbans. Some pupils and members of staff will also be involved in the relief work. ASPEXS is also getting involved in this work.
May we appeal to all alumni of South Point to add to this contribution by donating any amount for this noble cause? You may kindly deposit your contribution by cash or cheque with Mr Dean Surtee at the ASPEXS office at 16 Mandeville Gardens, Kolkata 700 019 against receipt. Please mention that your contribution is for Sundarbans relief. Pointers may also donate funds by direct transfer to ASPEXS’ Bank Account, details of which can be obtained from this page http://www.aspexs.com/aspexs/Carewing.aspx Please do send an email to donations@aspexs.com after making the direct transfer.
In case you wish to get involved in the relief work, please mention in this thread and also send an email to admin@aspexs.com stating your contact details. |
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Arising out of the refusal of existing Convenor to continue working for the ASPEXS CARE Wing, the following decisions have been taken with regard to the functioning of the ASPEXS Care Wing by the Managing Committee of ASPEXS in consultation with senior Pointers involved in the Care initiative:
1. The ASPEXS Care Wing Steering Committee is being dissolved with immediate effect. The Care Wing activities will now be carried out under the guidance of three coordinators, namely, Mrs. Sharmila Roy (1974 HS), Dr Sachindra Rao (1980 MP) and Mr. Tushar Chirimar (1981 MP)
2. Pointers wishing to volunteer for the benefit of teachers of South Point under the aegis of the ASPEXS Care Wing and also make posts on the Forum of the website, shall be welcome and free to do so and may communicate with the coordinators. However posting on the existing thread “Calling all Pointers who CARE” shall henceforth be discontinued and a new thread will be opened, to be called “ASPEXS CARE Wing – For our teachers, with love”
3. There would be no objection to people making parallel posts both on the ASPEXS site and any other group/site, as long as the work relates to Care of teachers and keeping in touch with them. However all ex-South Pointers are requested to ensure that teachers are not put in an embarrassing or unpleasant situation in any way and that their self-esteem is always given full respect
4. ASPEXS shall continue to utilise the amount held in the ASPEXS CARE Fund exclusively for the benefit of teachers. It will whenever possible additionally earmark for the CARE Wing activities, certain portion of surplus generated by it through its own various events and shall also hold fund-raisers from time to time exclusively to augment the ASPEXS CARE Fund. All requests for funds for the benefit of teachers, even if for teachers who are not being attended to be the ASPEXS volunteers, will be routed through the CARE Wing coordinators whose recommendation will be honoured by the Managing Committee.
5. It has come to our notice that efforts are being made to incorporate a separate registered society consisting exclusively of South Pointers for the purpose of raising funds, with one of its major objectives being taking care of teachers. Being the recognised body of alumni of South Point School, ASPEXS does not support this idea of formation of another association and all Members of South Point Ex-students Association are requested not to encourage any such initiative. However there are no objections if any such noble activity is carried out by an unincorporated group or by ex-students in their individual capacities.
6. The Documentary prepared on the occasion of the last Reunion by the ASPEXS Care Wing, being a property of ASPEXS, no portion of the same will be allowed to be utilised for advancement of the aims of any other group, except the ASPEXS CARE Wing. |
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The M P Birla Smarak Kosh (South Point), an endowment managed by South Point School, sponsors every year at least one ex-South Pointer’s passage money for travelling abroad to pursue higher studies. (Check http://southpoint.edu.in/awards.aspx and http://www.aspexs.com/aspexs/Scholarship.aspx )
Applications are invited from ex-Pointers who have sought and have been granted admissions at Universities abroad and are due to travel any time this year or early next year . Those who are short listed will have have their passage money sponsored by the M. P. Birla Smarak Kosh (South Point).
So if you are one of those who have set your eyes on the distant shores and have been welcomed by a foreign University – send in your application addressed to the Mr. Krishna Damani, Trustee of South Point Education Society at 16 Mandeville Gardens, Kolkata 700019 with copies of all relevant documents and testimonials by early June 2009. You can also send an email to kdamani@southpoint.org.in . Please inform other ex-Pointers who you feel may be eligible to apply for this sponsorship. |
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TODAY - ASPEXS Annual Cultural Programme, 2009
ASPEXS announces an evening of fun and entertainment on April 26, 2009 (TODAY) at 6:00 PM at South Point School Auditorium, 16 Mandeville Gardens, Kolkata 700019
The programme schedule is as under :
- 6:00 PM – Musical Performances (Vocal) :
Dr. Angshu Sen (MMK-1984), Rabindrasangeet
Sreechandra Banerjee (MMK-1981), Rabindrasangeet
Dr. Amitabha Chanda (HS-1983), Light Music
- 6:30 PM - Hilarious Bengali Drama ‘PhaaNs’ directed by
Arnab Roy Chowdhury (HS-1976).
The cast, in order of appearance, is as follows :
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Arijit Chakraborty (MMK-1983) |
| Somnath |
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Kallol Ghosh (MMK-1982) |
| Subhash |
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Arnab Roy Chowdhury (HS-1976) |
| Biman |
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Rana Das (Teacher, SPS, Mathematics) |
| Kapil Deo |
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Debraya Mukherjee (MMK-1994) |
| Ashoka |
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Anushka Haldar (Student, MMK-2010) |
| Tarala |
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Soumi Laha (MMK-1985) |
| Janardan |
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Pratik Mitra (MMK-1982) |
| Tapati |
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Sumita Ganguly (MMK-1987) |
| Navinjeet |
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Suman Sen (MMK-1982) |
| Aghor |
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Milan Bhowmik (HS-1970) |
| Sonali |
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Sulakshana Dutta (MMK-1985) |
| Kamalesh |
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Rajarshi Maity (MMK-1993) |
| Sophie |
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Madhumita Mitra (MMK-1984) |
Invitation passes (include snack), valued at Rs.50 per head, will be available at SPS Junior School Campus from April 19th, till stock lasts. Please contact Mr. Dean Surtee at 9330966424.
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ASPEXS Medical Wing: 2nd Annual Health Check-up Camp - 29th March Sunday - 9am to 4:30pm. Venue: Junior School Campus
Time has again come to give back something to our beloved Alma Mater South Point. Last year ASPEXS formed the Medical Wing & a large number of ex-pointer doctors have come together and offered their services to the ASPEXS Medical Wing. A Health Check-up programme was held for our teachers on 6th April 2008.
This year, too, the 2nd Annual Health checkup camp is dedicated to the ones, who has immense contribution in our life, i.e., teaching and non-teaching staff of South Point School and South Point High School, both present and retired. We are opening the PAEDIATRIC discipline, this year to provide check-ups for the children/grandchildren of the staff members of the school and as well as those of the Life Members with ASPEXS. All the attending doctors are ex-students of South Point.
The health camp would begin from 9 A.M. and would continue till 4:30 PM. The program is divided into two halves. The first half would be from 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. and the second half would be from 2:30 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. An Open Forum will take place from 1 pm onwards where health-related queries will be addressed by our panel of specialists.. We welcome all ex-students to come & attend this open forum between 1 pm and 2 pm.
Life members are requested to avail this opportunity to get your loved ones checked-up by the experienced and well known paediatrician-doctors. You must show your ID cards while registering at the venue. So those who are still not a life member ... hurry up to avail this opportunity !
The provisional list of doctors who will attend the programme are:
PHYSICIAN/INTERNAL MEDICINE: Dr. Sachin Rao, Dr. Debapriya Sengupta, Dr. Partha Roy Chowdhury, Dr. Sabyasachi Sen, Dr. Jaydev Sengupta, Dr. Udayan Bhattacharya, Dr. Arup Acharya.
Cardiology: Dr. Saumitra Ray, Dr. Soupayan Dutta, Dr. Debabrata Roy, Dr. Sanjoy Banerjee.
Neurology & Neuro Surgery: Dr. Amitabha Chanda, Dr. Angshu Sen, Dr. Angshuman Mukherjee, Dr. Kaushik Seal.
ENT: Dr. Atri Banerjee, Dr. Anik Bhattacharya
Endocrinology /Nephrology / Urology: Dr. Mrinmay Nandi, Dr. Sumit Mukherjee, Dr. Shubhankar Chowdhury, Dr. Nilanjan Sengupta, Dr. Debmalya Sanyal, Dr. Bhaskar Konar.
Orthopaedic: Dr. Gautam Biswas, Dr. Amal Bhattacharya, Dr. Kaushik Ghosh, Dr. Sourav Ghosh.
Stress Counsel: Dr. Bhargavi Chatterjea.
Dental: Dr. Rajarshi Banerjee, Dr. Siddhartha Nath.
Pulmonology: Dr. Shubhasish Ghosh / Dr. Somnath Kundu.
General /Laproscopic / Cosmetic surgery : Dr. Mrinmay Nandy, Dr. Saugata Deb, Dr. Shayandev Dasgupta.
Paediatric: Dr. Partha Pratim Gupta, Dr. Indrani Roy, Dr. Sudeshna Sengupta, Dr. Agnimita Sarkar, Dr. Tapabrata Chatterjee.
Opthalmology: Priyamvada Birla Eye Hospital.
The following specialists will be present for preliminary consultation and appointments:
Gynaecology: Dr. Bedabrata Bhattacharya, Dr. Biplab Roychowdhury, Dr. Rohit Gutgutia.
Opthalmology: Dr. Amitava Sen, Dr. Kushal Dutta.
Oncology: Dr. Jyotirup Goswami, Dr. Diptendu Sarkar.
The ASPEXS Managing Committee is specially thankful to:
Chief Advisor: Dr. Mrinmay Nandy
Advisor: Dr. Saumitra Ray
Convenor: Dr. Amitabha Chanda
Jt. Convenor: Neeladri Sarkar
Priyamvada Birla Aravind Eye Hospital, Ruby Hospital, Rabindranath Tagore International Institute of Cardiac Sciences & Armenian Church Trauma Center are helping us with equipments & nurses. USV Pharma sponsoring for free Blood-Sugar check-up.
All ex-pointers are invited to join the medical camp to meet the teachers, to attend the open forum & in all to make the programme a resounding success. Any other pointer doctor or interested ex-students who wishes to volunteer their service for the medical wing events, please email us at admin@aspexs.com or contact Mr. Neeladri Sarkar at 9874872700.
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| | Aritra Das, all of eight years old and a class three student of South Point, is fighting a deadly battle against a killer disease called Aplastic Anaemia. This killer disease, however, can be defeated – provided Aritra gets the ammunition ... medicines and treatment to carry on the fight.
The brave little soldier that Aritra is, he is willing to fight. But, are we ready to supply him with the required ammunition? Ammunition that is required NOW ... not days or weeks later.
The cost of ammunition – treatment – is expensive. A minimum of Rs.6,00,000/- (Rupees Six Lacs).
But, then again, if we all agree to do a little, not expensive at all! There are about 2,300 Pointers who are registered on the ASPEXS site. Out of these, about 50% – say, 1000 – are regular visitors to the site. If at least we, the regular visitors, donate JUST Rs. 500/- each, we can contribute Rs.5,00,000/- (Rupees Five Lacs) towards Aritra’s treatment. With a contribution of just Rs. 100/- more, i.e., Rs. 600/- each, we can raise the entire amount!
Friends, PLEASE contribute whatever you can – may be less than Rs. 600/-, may be more than Rs. 600/-... whatever – and help an eight-year-old to become a 'Superman'.
Please send your contributions to:
ASPEXS, 16 Mandeville Gardens, Kolkata - 700019.
Funds can also be transferred to:
Name of account : South Point Ex-Students’ Association
Swift Code of ICICI Bank Ltd: ICICINBBXXX
12-digit account number: 627801094312
Address of Bank: 2/3 Hindustan Road, Gariahat, Kolkata 700029
Contact Mr. Prasun Hazra ('82 Madhyamik SPHS) at 9432324717 for more details. |
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