nis annual report for the year 2013-14

ANNUAL REPORTOF

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SIDDHAFOR THE YEAR

2013-2014

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SIDDHADepartment of AYUSH

Ministry of Health & Family WelfareGovernment of India

Tambaram Sanatorium, Chennai -600 047Tele: 044-22411611, TeleFax: 044-22381314

Email: [email protected]: www.nischennai.org

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1. Introduction 12. Organization Structure 13. Management Committees 24. CPWD Maintenance work 35. Grant-in-Aid and Annual Expenditure 46. Academics 47. Staff Recruitment / Retirement 68. Hospital Services 89. Propagation/ Promotion of Siddha 1710. NIS assistance in Department of AYUSH Publication 1811. Training / Seminars / Workshop participation from NIS 1812. Conference/Meeting 1913. CME / Workshop / Training conducted by NIS. 2114. AROGYA Exhibition 2215. Educational Tour 2316. Research 2417. Paper Presentation in Conference / Workshops 2618. Paper Presentation in International Conference 3019. Journal Publications 3020. Free Siddha Medical Camp 3121. Women Component Plan 3122. Communal Harmony Campaign Week 3123. Vigilance Awareness Week 3224. RTI – 2005 3225. Official Language 3226. Foreign Visits 3327. New Equipment 3328. MoU 3329. Visitors 3430. Approved Audited Statement of Accounts 41

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PREFACE

It gives me great pleasure to present the Annual Report for the year 2013 -14. The 20% increase in OPD patients reporting compared to previous year is thehighest increase in the last 5 years which underscores the need for expansion ofOPD / IPD for reaching the Siddha healthcare services to people. The averagereporting per day has increased to 1592 patients compared to 1323 during theprevious year. The increasing OPD / IPD reporting reveals the increasing awarenessabout Siddha, acceptability and utilization amongst community. It is imperative toemphasize the need for vertical increase of Siddha care in primary health careservices. As large numbers of gynecological related patients are reporting, additionalOP for Kuzhandai Maruthuvam and Sool Magalir Maruthuvam have been started. Inview of high demand for In-patient admission and CCIM regulation, the bed strengthhas been increased from 160 to 180 beds. The bed occupancy is more than 95%.The PG scholars of NIS are being trained and undertaking all dissertation orientedresearch works as part of their PG course in conformity with upto date regulationsand procedures viz. protocol development, IEC / IAEC scrutiny, Clinical trial registryentry and entry of presentations / publications in AYUSH Research portal.

The staff have been delivering their best in providing health care servicesand propagating the Siddha through various TV/AIR programme, AROGYA fair andConferences. I record my due appreciation to all the staff members for extendingtheir wholehearted co-operation with sincerity and dedication.

Continued encouragement and support by the Department of AYUSH isgratefully acknowledged.

Prof. Dr. S. MohanDirector i/c

National Institute of Siddha

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AIR – All India RadioASU – Ayurveda Siddha UnaniAYUSH – Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha & HomoeopathyBIMSTEC-Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic CooperationCCIM – Central Council for Indian MedicineCCRAS – Central Council for Research In Ayurveda & SiddhaCCRS – Central Council for Research in SiddhaCME – Continuing Medical EducationDD - DoordharshanDGHS – Directorate of General Health ServicesGCP – Good Clinical PracticesGoI – Government Of IndiaH & FW – Health & Family WelfareICDSS EHR – Integrated Clinical Decision Support System – Electronic Health RecordsICMR – Indian Council for Medical ResearchIIT – Indian Institute of TechnologyIPD - In Patient DepartmentIPR – Intellectual Patent RightsISTM - Institute of Secretariat Training & ManagementMDNIY – Morarji Desai National Institute of YogaMoU – Memorandum of UnderstandingNIA – National Institute of AyurvedaNIS – National Institute of SiddhaOPD – Out Patient DepartmentPG - Post GraduatePLIM – Pharmacopoeial Laboratory for Indian MedicineRAV – Rashtriya Ayurveda VidyapeethRMO – Residential Medical OfficerRoTP – Re-orientation Training ProgrammeRTI – Right To InformationSASTRA – Shanmuga Arts Science Technology Research AcademySCRI – Siddha Central Research InstituteSRRI – Siddha Regional Research InstituteTKDL – Traditional Knowledge of Digital LibraryTN - TamilnaduUGC – University Grants CommissionWHO – World Health Organisation

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SIDDHATAMBARAM SANATORIUM, CHENNAI-47

1. INTRODUCTION

National Institute of Siddha was inaugurated on 3rd September 2005 byHon’ble Prime Minister of India in presence of Central and State Ministers.Objectives:

To promote the growth and development of Siddha system of medicine

To provide medical relief through Siddha system

To impart the post graduate education of Siddha system of medicine

To undertake research and dissemination

To act as a center of excellence

2. ORGANISATION STRUCTURE

National Institute of Siddha is an autonomous body under the Department ofAYUSH, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India, New Delhi. TheInstitute is headed by Director and under his control Administration, Teaching andHospital Departments are functioning to carry out the works related to objectives ofthe Institute.

DIRECTOR

Administration Teaching andResearch

Hospital


3. MANAGEMENT COMMITTEES

a) General Body:

The General Body is headed by the Hon’ble Minister of Health and Family Welfare,Govt of India, Vice Presidents (Hon’ble Minister of State, Ministry of Health andFamily Welfare, Govt. of India and Hon’ble Minister of Health & Family Welfare,Govt. of Tamil Nadu). The General Body Members consist of 10 ex-officioMembers, Chairman, Scientific Advisory Committee (Siddha), 3 Siddha experts,2 Hereditary Siddha Practitioners and Director, National Institute of Siddha (NIS)as Member Secretary. So far 7 General Body meetings were conducted. LastGeneral Body meeting held on 25.11.2008.

b) Governing Council:

The Governing Council is under the Chairpersonship of the Secretary (AYUSH),Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India, 6 ex-officio members,2 eminent persons from the field of Siddha as members and Director, NationalInstitute of Siddha as Member Secretary. 11th and 12th Governing CouncilMeeting of NIS were held on 15.04.2013 and 1.10.2013 respectively.

c) Standing Finance Committee:

The Standing Finance Committee with Joint Secretary (AYUSH), Dept. of AYUSH,Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, GOI as the Chairperson, Additional Secretary& FA Ministry of Health & FW, Secretary (H), Govt. of TN or his nominee,Joint Advisor Dy. Advisor / Assistant Advisor (Siddha) and Siddha Expert (fromthe General Body) as Members and Director, National Institute of Siddha asConvenor. Four meetings of Standing Finance Committee held during the financialyear 2013 –2014 are as under:

23rd Standing Finance Committee Meeting was held on 14.06.2013 atDepartment of AYUSH, New Delhi.

24th Standing Finance Committee Meeting was held on 23.08.2013 atDepartment of AYUSH, New Delhi.




4. CPWD MAINTENANCE WORKSCivil & Electrical Works for the year 2013-2014

1 Construction of 2 nos Tube wells at NIS,chennai ( estimate modified toRs.2,79000 279000 completed

2 Providing Handrails in the IPD Toiletsfor Physically handicapped patients 86600 completed

3 Providing Aluminum Partition in the room ofAssistant Professor (Physiology)at Teaching Block II, -1st floor 57200 completed

4 Providing Aluminium Partition in the areanear IPD Ground Floor stair caseat National Institute of Siddha 144300 completed

5 Providing water tank to the Ladies Hostel1st floor -Water supply atNational Institute of Siddha 24700 completed

6 Reconstruction of collapsed compoundwall near ladies hostel back sideNational Institute of Siddha 31700 completed

7 Repair work of kitchen Wash area andDS quarters sewage forNational Institute of Siddha 91600 completed

8 Providing Aluminum partition in theCPWD AE’s Office, Library BlockGround Floor 100200 completed

9 Cleaning of Sewage Collection tank,grid chamber, bar screen, chamber andmanholes for STP repair work 62600 completed

ELECTRICAL WORKS1 Annual Repairs and Maintenance for

electrical works for the year 2013-2014 3846800 completed2 Replacing of damaged defective cable and

light fittings in various blocks at NIS 309100 completed3 Providing wall mounting fans and

ceiling fans in IPD Block, Replacement ofsplit A/c units in Special Wards Room no.1 &3) etc., at National Institute of Siddha 378421 completed

Sl.No. Name of the Work Value of Work StatusCIVIL WORKS


Sl.No. Name of the Work Value of Work Status

4 Providing wall mounting fans and ceiling fansincluding power wiring in female Thokanamroom and Physiotherapy room in IPD 56763 Completed

5 Shifting of existing EPABX System i/cproviding & Laying Telephone Cables at NIS 142250 Completed

6 Providing Additional Telephone Connectionwith Telephone Instruments at NIS 181330 Completed

7 Providing and fixing of split A/C Units inSpecial Wards (Room 1 &3) at NIS 129807 Completed

8 ‘Providing Operation Theatre LampSplit Type A/c Inverter - etc to the IPD –Additional Estimate 247514 Completed

5. GRANT-IN –AID AND ANNUAL EXPENDITUREGovt. of India has allotted Rs. 21.50 Crore as grant-in-aid for the year 2013 - 14.

a) Annual Expenditure

The expenditure was incurred by National Institute of Siddha for the year 2013-14 isas follows (Rs. In Lakhs):

Capital Expenditure 87.26Salary, Outsourcing and Security 622.29

Recurring Exp. 1535.27

Total 2244.82The expenditure met from GOI grant, capital grant and other income. This

Institute will strive for the cause of National Health Care and developing humanresources consistently.

6. ACADEMICS

6.1) Selection for Post Graduate (PG) Course

Entrance Examination for the selection of students for the Post Graduate courseswas conducted by National Institute of Siddha for the academic year 2013 – 2014 on19.10.2013. Based on the marks in the Entrance examination and academic thestudents were called for counseling, which was held on 21.10.2013 and admissionmade. As per the approval of Department of AYUSH, 46 PG seats were filled. Theclasses have commenced for the 10th batch of M.D Siddha course with effect from01.11.2013 at National Institute of Siddha.


6.2) Details of Students Admission 2013-14

Department Sanctioned Students joinedMale Female

Maruthuvam 8 1 7Gunapadam 8 2 6Sirappu Maruthuvam 8 4 4Kuzhandhai Maruthuvam 8 Nil 8Noi Naadal 7 2 5Total 46 10 36

6.3) CCIM INSPECTION DETAILS:CCIM Inspection for continuation of recognition for NIS was conducted on two

occasions during the year 2013-14 by three members nominated by CCIM.1. First inspection on 1-2 July 20132. Second inspection on 29-30 January 2014

Inspection team were taken around the Hospital for examining the OPD / IPDquality and quantum of healthcare services rendered in NIS as well as manpower andequipments. The team had also visited teaching block during afternoon and saw theteaching activities. The duly filled visitation proforma and group photographs ofmanpower of different sections taken along with team members were also submittedto the team.6.4) University Examination 2013

15.04.13 to 02.05.13 – Theory 02.05.13 to 14.05.13– Oral / Practical 15.10.13 to 31.10.13 – Theory 04.11.13 to 18.11.13 - Oral / Practical

Department Final YearTotal Pass Fail

Maruthuvam 8 8 0Gunapadam 8+1# 6 3Sirappu Maruthuvam 8 8 0Kuzhanthai Maruthuvam 8 5+2* 1Noi Naadal 7 7 0Nanju Noolum Maruthuva Neethi Noolum6 5 1Total 46 41 5

Exam Results – April & October 2013 (Final Year)

# candidate from previous year batch

* candidates in October 2013 –supplementary examination


During 2013-14, 41 candidates who have studied in National Institute of Siddha,have successfully completed and awarded M.D(S) degree by The T.N.Dr.MGR MedicalUniversity.

The Post Graduate students are being paid a basic stipend of Rs. 15,820/- p.mduring 1st year, Rs.16,950/- p.m in second year and Rs. 18,080/-p.m in the final yearduring the course of study at National Institute of Siddha for the year 2013-14. In additionto the basic stipend, DA as per government of India norms also provided.

6.5) The students strength as on 31.03.2014 is

I Year 46

II Year 32

III Year 25

Total -103 (One Hundred and three students)

6.6) Ph.D - Research Work :

Six Ph.D scholars, who have commenced research work under the guidanceof senior faculty members of National Institute of Siddha from the year 2011-12, werecontinuing their research work during 2013-14. All six candidates have registered forfull time Ph.D program under the The T.N.Dr.MGR Medical University and theirfellowship period is to be completed on 14-4-2014.

The 21 part time Ph.D Scholars (faculty members of NIS) who have registeredunder The T.N.Dr.MGR Medical University during 2011-12 were also continuing theirresearch work during 2013-14.

7. STAFF RECRUITMENT

7.1) RECRUITMENT

The following were appointed on regular / deputation / contract basis during thefinancial year 2013– 2014.

S.No Name Designation Date of Mode ofJoining Recruitment

1. Dr.S.Mohan Professor - Maruthuvam 07.08.2013 Deputation2. Dr.G.Thiagarajan Professor -

Sirappu Maruthuvam 06.06.2013 Contract3. Dr.R.Pattarayan Professor - Kuzhandhai

Maruthuvam 27.01.2014 Contract


4. Dr.M.Logamanian Professor - Noi Naadal 27.01.2014 Contract

5. Dr.M.Murugesan Professor - Nanju nool 27.01.2014 Contract

6. Dr.T.K.KalyanaSundaram Asso. Professor -Kuzhandhai Maruthuvam 29.06.2013 Contract

7. Dr.N.Periyasami Pandian Asso. Professor - Nanju nool 29.06.2013 Contract

8. Dr.G.Kavitha Asso. Professor -Gunapadam 29.06.2013 Contract

9. Dr.B.R.SenthilKumar Asst. Professor -Physiology 29.05.2013 Regular

10. Dr.I.Sangeetha Assistant Professor -Modern Medicine 28.06.2013 Regular

11. Dr.R.Raman Lecturer - Sirappu Maruthuvam 29.06.2013 Contract

12. Sh.S.Rajagopalan Librarian 29.05.2013 Deputation

13. Sh.P.Ramesh Statistical Assistant 03.07.2013 Regular

14. Smt.M.Anuchitra Lower Division Clerk 04.06.2013 Regular

15. Smt.V.S.Vidyamol Nursing Assistant 05.06.2013 Regular

16. Smt.S.Theboral Nursing Assistant 06.06.2013 Regular

17. Sh.G.Yuvaraj Nursing Assistant 04.06.2013 Regular

18. Smt.K.Alagammal Nursing Assistant 12.06.2013 Regular

19. Smt.K.Kavitha Nursing Assistant 24.06.2013 Regular

20. Ms.Parimaladevi Nursing Assistant 30.08.2013 Regular

7.2) SUPERANNUATION:

No superannuation of regular staff during financial year 2013 – 2014.

7.3) REPATRIATION

Dr.A.Rajendrakumar, M.D(S), Associate Professor (Gunapadam) who wasworking on deputation from 10-11-2012 was repatriated on 9-11-2013 to CCRS,Chennai.

7.4) DEPUTATION

Shri.G.N.Lakshmanan, Office Superintendent was relieved on 26-12-2013 tojoin as Administrative Officer in BCG Vaccine Laboratory, Chennai, Government ofIndia on deputation.


7.5) RESIGNATION

Sl No Name Designation Date of Date of RemarksJoining reliving

1. Sh.C.Saravanan Dark Room Asst (OT) 06.09.2010 13.05.2013 Relieved on hisresignation(Selection andappointment tothe post ofRadiographer inTNMS)

2. Sh.Kesavan Radiographer 10.03.2008 13.05.2013 Relieved on hisresignation(Selection andappointment tothe post ofRadiographer inTNMS)

3. Smt.E.Manjula Lower Division Clerk 28.02.2008 31.12.2013 Relieved on herresignation(Selection andappointment tothe post of Jr.Asst. in IIT,Chennai)

7.6) Outsourcing Services were engaged for the following functionsduring Financial Year 2013-14

1. Man Power Services 2. Data Entry Operators3. Housekeeping Services 4. Security Services

8. HOSPITAL SERVICES (AYOTHIDOSS PANDITHAR HOSPITAL)8.1) Out Patient Department

OPD is functioning on all 365 days and health care services provided between8.00 am and 12.00 noon. All faculty members and M.D(S) students attend OPD / IPDrelated works.

During the year 2013-14 out-patient department of Ayothidoss Pandithar Hospitalhas given consultation and treatment to a total of 5,81,006 patients’ visits includinggeriatric patients, out of which 2,89,167 (49.8%) were male adults and female adults2,67,645(46.1%), female children 11,299 (1.9%) and male children 12,895 (2.2%).

Patients are increasingly approaching NIS for Siddha treatment as is evidentfrom OPD statistics. The average reporting per day has increased to 1592 patientscompared to 1323 during the previous year.


Month Male Female M.Child F.Child TotalApr-13 22334 21408 951 750 45443

May -13 20453 19119 819 791 41182Jun-13 20803 19702 864 760 42129

Jul-13 22500 21054 850 811 45215Aug-13 22457 20387 1022 897 44763

Sep-13 22134 20015 1064 883 44096Oct-13 23964 21292 1010 839 47105

Nov-13 24054 21590 1141 965 47750Dec-13 27914 25433 1440 1231 56018

Jan-14 26081 23668 1148 903 51800Feb-14 25963 24589 1201 1090 52843

Mar-14 30510 29388 1385 1379 62662

Total 289167 267645 12895 11299 581006

OP Census from April 2013 to March 2014

The table reveals that there was no gender discrimination in extending Siddhahealth care services in NIS. During 2013-14, highest number of patients reportedduring March 2014 similar to previous year. Out of 5,81,006 patients, 1,10,033(19%)were newly reported patients in OPD.



The department-wise OP Census from April ’13 to March’14

Apr-13 7949 6484 9923 3328 7251 6634 1888 - - 1986 45443

May-13 7102 6050 9093 3162 6750 5833 1772 - - 1420 41182

Jun-13 9410 8226 9954 1868 1077 1032 7203 1682 152 1525 42129

Jul-13 9626 9166 10480 1661 - - 9811 1985 285 2201 45215

Aug-13 9074 10265 9585 1916 - - 10121 1878 200 1724 44763

Sep-13 9692 9026 9598 1945 - - 10194 1682 233 1726 44096

Oct-13 7877 8316 7573 1841 3955 3727 9641 1661 239 2275 47105

Nov-13 8276 8116 8499 2105 4669 4469 7710 1661 269 1976 47750

Dec-13 9385 9087 9244 2658 6302 5617 9059 2140 298 2228 56018

Jan-14 8748 8027 8708 2047 6485 5478 8408 1983 186 1730 51800

Feb-14 8888 8050 8288 2286 6603 5516 8881 2050 233 2048 52843

Mar-14 10248 9219 9704 2748 7917 7426 10508 2516 194 2182 62662

TOTAL 106275 100032 110649 27565 51009 45732 95196 19238 2289 23021 581006

Month Maruthuvam Gunapadam Sirappu Kuzhan thai Noi naadal Nanju nool Aruvai & Thol Sool Magalr Avasara Geriatric Totalmaruthu vam maruthu vam maruthu vam maruthu vam

A view of patients reporting at NIS OPD


8.2) SPECIAL OPs

GERIATRIC OP:

Every Tuesday from 3.00 to5.00 pm Geriatric Special OP isconducted for the benefit of SeniorCitizens (above 60 years of age)by Faculty Members and P.GScholars of Dept. of SirappuMaruthuvam and assisted by DutyMedical Officer.

Geriatric patients during 2013-14

Month Male Female TotalApr-13 1294 692 1986May-13 988 432 1420Jun-13 1010 515 1525Jul-13 1398 803 2201Aug-13 1133 591 1724Sep-13 1149 577 1726Oct-13 1583 692 2275Nov-13 1427 549 1976Dec-13 1538 690 2228Jan-14 1209 521 1730Feb-14 1348 700 2048Mar-14 1495 687 2182Total 15572 7449 23021

Male geriatric patients (68.32%) are predominantly higher than female geriatricpatients (31.67%). Average number of geriatric patients reported per month duringthe last five years were 726, 946, 1114, 1327 and 1918 during 2009-10, 2010-11,2011-12, 2012-13 and 2013-14 respectively. It shows steady increase of Geriatricpatients taking treatment at NIS over the years


ARUVAI THOL MARUTHUVAM OPD:

NIS is conducting separate regular OPD and IPD for Aruvai & Thol Maruthuvamfrom November 2013 onwards.

YOGA WEEKLY SPECIAL OPD:

Yoga special OPD is conducted on three days in a week (Tuesday, Friday &Sunday) from 8.00 to 12.00 Noon

VARMAM SPECIAL OPD:

Varmam special therapy is given all days for OPD and IPD patients by SirappuMaruthuvam Department.

LEECH THERAPY:

Leech Therapy Unit is functioning in Dept of Sirappu Maruthuvam for specialcases like Osteoarthritis, Varicose veins and ulcers, Eczema etc.


THOKKANAM THERAPY:

Thokkanam therapy is given for IPD patients separately by Male and FemaleMasseurs with the supervision of our Faculty members.

BONE SETTEING:

Bone setting is also done in Dept. of Sirappu Maruthuvam.

PHYSIOTHERAPY:

Modern physiotherapy unit functioning under the Dept. of Sirappu Maruthuvam,is functional on all working days for the benefit of IPD and OPD patients.

KAYAKALPAM HERBAL GARDEN:

Dept of Sirappu Maruthuvam is exclusively maintaining the Herbal Garden forKayakalpam medicinal plants.

YOGA PRACTICAL CLASSES FOR STUDENTS:

Every Thursday from 12 noon to 1 pm Yoga practical classes are conductedfor students of Sirappu Maruthuvam by our Faculty Members.

Number of Patient visits in OPD including Geriatric OP duringApril-2013 to March 2014


8.3) IP Ward

BED STRENGTH

The Bed strength of the hospital is 180. Branch-wise distribution of beds isgiven below:

BRANCH (SPECIALTY) BED NUMBERS

1. Maruthuvam including Gunapadam 54 (30%)

2. Varmam & Sirappu Maruthuvam 45 (25%)

3. Aruvai Maruthuvam (Noi Naadal) 36 (15%)

4. Sool, Mahalir 27 (20%)

5. Kuzhanthai Maruthuvam 18 (10%)

Month Male Female M.Child F.Child Total Bedbed days Occupancy

Apr-13 2378 2090 161 216 4845 101

May -13 2346 2260 473 266 5345 108

Jun-13 2399 2145 283 215 5042 105

Jul-13 2340 2366 313 177 5196 105

Aug-13 1908 2122 256 126 4412 89

Sep-13 2154 2142 331 187 4814 100

Oct-13 2228 2224 299 252 5003 101

Nov-13 1785 2112 254 178 4329 78

Dec-13 2303 2421 276 152 5152 92

Jan-14 2271 1859 177 132 4439 80

Feb-14 2321 2359 228 236 5144 102

Mar-14 2420 2582 267 175 5444 98

Total 26853 26682 3318 2312 59165 96

Monthwise Inpatient census during 2013-14 and bed occupancy


Monthwise Bed occupancy (%) during 2013-14 in 180 bedded Hospital

Number of Patients visits at OPD from 2004-05 to 2013-14


Number of Patient days in IPD from 2005-06 to 2013-14

8.4. TOP 10 DISEASES IN IPD / OPD

Name of the disease for which patients generally visited the Ayothidass PanditharHospital – NIS during 2013-14 (Top 10 Diseases)

IPD OPDSI.No. Name of Number of Name of Number of

Diseases patients visited Diseases patients visited

1 Pakka vatham 385 Azhal Keel Vayu 732692 Thandaga vatham 271 Madhumegam 59187

3 Azhal Keel Vayu 188 Vathasthambam 36526

4 Kalanchaka padai 108 Thandaga vatham 33717

5 Sagana vatham 85 Keel vayu 25472

6 Sirakambavatham 75 Karappan 19001

7 Karappan 71 Peenisam 18178

8 Vadha soolai 68 Kalanjaga padai 17554

9 Vathasthambam 59 Kasam 15911

10 Keel vayu 57 Gunmam 14002


8.5) Hospital services rendered through various means of diagno-sis and treatment activities.

The following statistics reveals the utilisation of services S.No. Services No. of patients utilised

1 ECG 20142 X-ray 39033 Minor OT 15144 Wound Dressing 5275 Antenatal Care 1236 Physiotherapy 12124

Pura Maruthuvam1 Thokkanam 212302 Varmam 130973 Yoga 12924 Patru (Poultice) 62965 Suttigai 5746 Leech 78

8.6) Procurement of Medicines:During the current year approximately Rs. 560.22 lakhs has been spent for

procurement of medicines. The medicines are procured from The Indian MedicalPractitioners Co-operative Pharmacy and Stores Ltd, (IMPCOPS) and Tamil NaduMedical Plant Farms and Herbal Medicine Corporation Ltd., (TAMPCOL)– Tamil NaduGovernment Department. The drugs are provided free of cost to patients in OPD andIPD.8.7) Supply of Diet

The inpatients in general wards are given prescribed diet free of cost and onpayment for those in special wards.9. PROPAGATION / PROMOTION OF SIDDHAThe faculty members participated in Doordarshan and AIRprogrammes:1) Dr.T.Lakshmikantham, Lecturer participated in the live phone in – programme

on 29-07-13 in Pothigai (Doordarshan Kendra, Chennai) on Siddha Managementof Stomach and Intestine related diseases.


2) Dr.T.Lakshmikantham, Lecturer participated in All India Radio(AIR) FMRainbow Live programme on Bone and joint diseases and management inSiddha on 17-08-2013.

3) Dr.V.Manjari attended a phone-in-live programme at podhigai channel ofDoordarshan, Chennai on Aug 05, 2013.

4) Dr.S.Visweswaran, Lecturer and Dr.Radhika Madhavan were given talk onSiddha Medicine on 12.09.13 in All India Radio, Chennai.

5) Dr.M.Meenakshi Sundaram, Associate Professor has participated in “AROGYABHARATHAM” a health related Radio Programme which was broadcast on25.09.2013 & 26.09.2013 in All India Radio, Chennai.

6) Dr.N.J.Muthukumar, Associate Professor gave a talk in the All India Radio inthe Topic: “Varmam Therapy in Siddha System of Medicine” on 06.12.2013& 27.12.2013.

7) Dr.M.V.Mahadevan, Lecturer gave interview in All India Radio in the Topic:“Some of the common Ailments affecting the old age people and theirremedial measures in Siddha” on 06.02.2014.

8) Dr.T.Lakshmikantham., Lecturer participated in AIR-Chennai, The ArogyaBharatham programme on “Women and child care” through Siddha systemof Medicine” on 25.2.14.

10. NIS ASSISTANCE IN DEPARTMENT OF AYUSH PUBLICATION WORK

Faculty members of National Institute of Siddha were associated in developingMinimum Standard for Siddha Clinical Establishments.

Faculty members of National Institute of Siddha were associated in developingSiddha Dossier with Central Council for Siddha Research.

11. TRAINING / SEMINAR / WORKSHOP PARTICIPATION FROM NIS

11.1) Faculty Members

1) Faculty members participated in Training course on capacity Building of Healthpersonal in Health promotion during 6-10 January 2014 at National Institute ofHealth and Family welfare, Munirka, New Delhi-110 067 organised byDepartment of Education and Training.

2) Prof.Dr.M.Murugesan, participated Human Ethical Committee Surveyor Trainingprogramme in National Institute of Epidemiology, Chennai on Oct 3 - 4, 2013.

3) Dr.N.J.Muthukumar, Associate Professor and CVO has attended Trainingprogramme on “Administrative Vigilance (Code: AV-1) at the Institute of Secretariat


training and Management, New Delhi from 02.12.2013 to 06.12.2013.

4) Shri.M.Subramanian, SRO attended workshop on Systematic Review and MetaAnalysis using Rev Man during 24 - 28 March 2014 –at IIPH, New Delhi.

11.2) PG scholars

1) PG Scholars Participated in workshop on Advanced GCP at Sri RamachandraMedical University on 20.04.13 and 21.04.13.

2) PG scholars participated in the Twelfth workshop on” Research Methodology& Biostatics” for AYUSH Post graduates and researchers during 2-9-13 to 6-9-13 organised by the Department of Siddha, The Tamilnadu Dr.M.G.R Medicaluniversity.

3) PG Scholars attended the “Workshop on Research methodology andbiostatistics for Post Graduates of AYUSH”, conducted by Dept. of Siddha,The Tamilnadu Dr. M.G.R Medical University, Chennai -32 from 02.12.2013 to06.12.2013.

4) PG Scholars participated in CME on Diabetic Retinopathy Managementorganized by Vasan Eye Care Chennai on 12.02.14.

5) PG scholars of Dept. of Kuzhandhai Maruthuvam attended National workshopon “Obstetrics and Gynaecology”, at Pondicherry from 22.02.2014 to23.02.2014

6) PG Scholars participated in “National Workshop on the role of Siddha Medicinein the Management of Life style Disorder” conducted by CCRS, Dept. of AYUSH,Govt. of India, Arumbakkam, Chennai, Dr.K.Shobana & Dr.K.Sivasankari. – 22nd

and 23rd March 2014.

12. CONFERENCE / MEETING

12.1. Faculty Members1) Director attended the meeting of Selection Committee of T.N. State Council for

Science & Technology as an Expert member for T.N. Scientist Award, held on25.3.13

2) Director attended the Project Evaluation Committee Meeting (EMR Scheme)at New Delhi o n 23.6.13

3) Director attended the Training Programme on Nano Herbal Technology as ChiefGuest held on 8.7.13 at Anna University, Chennai

4) Director attended the Project Evaluation Committee Meeting (EMR) at NewDelhi on 1.9.13


5) Director attended the meeting on Empanelment of AYUSH Hospitals held on 4-5th Oct’13 at New Delhi.

6) Director and Deputy Director (Admin) attended the meeting on outcome budgetand Annual Plan proposals held on 28.10.13 at New Delhi

7) Director attended the “International Conference on Siddha Medicines” held on12th and 13th of November, 2013 at Kula Lumpur, Malaysia and delivered aspeech on behalf of Secretary, Dept. of AYUSH.

8) Director attended and delivered a lecture in the Annual Conference of NutritionSociety of India at National Institute of Nutrition, Hyderabad on 22.11.13

9) Director attended the meeting of Project Evaluation Committee (EMR) at NewDelhi on 21.12.13

10) Director attended the Expert Committee Meeting held on 20.2.14 at TheT.N.Dr.M.G.R.Medical University to discuss and frame guidelines for dissertationwith specialty wise.

11) Director, NIS is nominated as one of the Expert to finalise awardees for TamilNadu Scientist Award and attended a meeting on 28.2.14 Shri.M.Subramanian,SRO attended Meeting on “Clinical Research” at Department of AYUSH, NewDelhi on 21-5-2013.

12) Dr.N.J.Muthukumar, Associate Professor and Shri M.Subramanian, SROattended a meeting on development of “Clinical Research” applicationprocedure on 29-7-13 at Department of AYUSH, New Delhi.

13) Dr.N.J.Muthukumar, Associate Professor and Shri M.Subramanian, SROattended a meeting on development of Minimum standard for clinicalestablishments on 13 November 2013 at Dept. of AYUSH, New Delhi.

12.2. PG Scholars:

1) PG Scholars of NIS participated in the Annual Conference of IABMS andNational symposium on “Role of Natural Resources in Health care”, on26.10.2013, Chennai science festival at Anna Gem Science park schoollocated in Anna university campus near Gandhi mandapam, Guindy, on30.01.2014, National Conference on NACOHERB-14 conducted by: TamilUniversity at Thanjavur on 14 & 15 March, 2014.


13. CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION (CME) / WORKSHOP /TRAINING CONDUCTED BY NIS

13.1) Department of Gunapadam has conducted a CME from 08.04.13 to 13.04.13on “Recent Trends and Developments in Gunapadam (Siddha Pharmacology”.A total of 22 participants from various Siddha Medical Colleges haveparticipated for learning the recent trends. Twelve resource persons fromreputed institutions have participated as resources persons and deliveredlecture and conducted practicals.

13.2) National Institute of Siddha as a part of Annual Day celebration has conductedNational Scientific Workshop on Management of Non-CommunicableDiseases in Siddha System on 1-10-2013. Shri Nilanjan Sanyal, SecretaryDepartment of AYUSH has inaugurated National Scientific Workshop on“Management of Non-Communicable Diseases in Siddha System” on 1-10-2013 at NIS. Shri Bala Prasad, Joint Secretary, Dept. of AYUSH, and theCommissioner of Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy, Tamil Nadu Governmenthave also participated in the function.

About 130 faculty members and P.G.Scholars from various Siddha Medicalcolleges participated and benefited by this Workshop. Three experts presentedlecturers on the topic “Siddha management in Diabetes Mellitus, Carcinomas,Cardiovascular System” followed by presentation of scientific papers by PGscholars of various siddha medical colleges. Prizes were awarded for first,second and third prize in both oral and poster presentations.

Sh. Nilanjan Sanyal, Secretary Dept. of AYUSH inaugurating “National ScientificWorkshop on Management of Non-Communicable Diseases in Siddha System”

on 01-10-2013 at NIS


13.3) National Institute of Siddha has conducted a CME for Training of Trainers inResearch Methodology and Statistical Design for Clinical Trial based on holisticmanagement from 17-06-2013 to 22-06-2013 (6 days). A total of 21 facultymembers from various Siddha Medical Colleges have participated andbenefitted from the training programme in Research Methodology subject.Twelve resource persons from reputed institutions have participated anddelivered lecture cum demonstration

CME for Training of Trainers in Research Methodology andStatistical Design for Clinical Trial based on holistic management

13.4) An in-house training on “Principles and Practices of Laboratory Animal Care”was conducted from 17-2-2014 to 21-2-2014 (5 days) in our Institute for secondyear M.D(S) students. The training started at 9.30 AM and closed at 5.00 PMon all five days. The theory classes were held in Audio-Visual room, Libraryand practical classes in Pharmacology Laboratory. All second year studentsfrom all Departments participated in the training. Faculty members from MadrasVeterinary College, Chennai and Tamil Nadu University for Veterinary AnimalScience participated as resource persons for delivering lecture cumdemonstration.

14. AROGYA EXHIBITION

1. Dr.M.Meenakshi Sundaram, Associate Professor, Dr.S.Murugesan, Lecturerand P.G.Scholars participated National level AROGYA fair at Parade ground,sector -17, Chandigarh from 10th May 2013 – 13th May 2013


2. Dr.K.Suresh, Lecturer and PG scholars participated in AROGYA FAIR on26.10.2013 held at Lucknow, UP

3. Dr.A.Mariappan, Lecturer and Dr.V.Srinivasan, Lecturer and P.G. Scholarsparticipated in AROGYA fair from 21.12.2013 to 24.12.2013 at Parade ground,Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir.

4. Dr.S.Sivakkumar, Lecturer, Dr.Radhika Madavan, Dy. Medical Superintendentand P.G.Scholars Participated in AROGYA Mela at Shaid Minar Ground. Kolkattafrom 08.02.14 to 11.02.14.

Sh A.K.Ganerewala, Joint Secretary, AYUSH to our Stall at Chandigarh

15. EDUCATIONAL TOUR

1) The PG Scholars of Dept. of Sirappu Maruthuvam went for aneducational Tour to Mysore/Coorg/Bangalore from 01.04.2013 to 06.04.2013 and visitedthe National Institute of Unani Medicine, Bangalore, Govt. Ayurveda Medical College,Mysore etc. Dr.N.J.Muthukumar and Dr.K.Vennila accompanied the students.

2) Nanju Noolum Maruthuva Neethi Noolum Department - 14 Students wenteducational tour to Salem ABS garden, Erode SKM factory, Coimbatore RVS College,Conoor pharmacy and Ooty JSS college of pharmacy on 02.04.2013 to 05.04.2013accommpanied by Prof. Dr. M.Murugesan, HOD & Dr. P. Shanmuga Priya, Lecturer

3) PG Scholars visited Kolli hills as Medicinal Botany Educational tour forplant identification from 06.06. 13 to 08.06.13.


16. RESEARCH

National institute of Siddha has undertaken four collaborative research projectsduring 2010-11 with collaborative institutions – Sri Ramachandra University andSASTRA University. Thanjavur. After the completion of first year project the secondyear research work has been submitted to Governing Council for its budget approval.As per the direction of Governing Council the results of first year research work wereplaced at Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) meeting which was held on 02.02.2013for it scrutiny and recommendation for conducting second year research work. TheSAC recommendation will be placed before the GC / SFC for its budget approval forconducting second year research work. Out of first year research work, four researcharticles have been published in the journals.

16.1) Institutional Animal Ethics Committee (IAEC) Meeting

Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India vide F.No.25/28/2009-AWD dated 16-04-2013 has reconstituted the IAEC of NIS after the completion of 3year term of the previous committee. The reconstituted IAEC meeting held on 08-05-2013 at National Institute of Siddha for inspection for renewal of registration.

The reconstituted IAEC of NIS is as follows:

SI.No. Name Designation1 Dr.K.Manickavasakam, Director-NIS Chairman

2 Dr.P.Kumarasamy, Professor and Head,Madras Veterinary College, Chennai Main Nominee

3 Dr.(Mrs.) M.Naseema, Chennai Scientist from outside theInstitute

4 Dr.M.Rajasekaran, Biological Scientist andAssociate Professor-NIS Member Secretary

5 Dr.C.Saravana Babu, Scientist from differentResearch Officer- CEFT, Chennai discipline

6 Dr.V.SubaAssistant Professor, Scientist in-charge ofPharmacology Animal facility

7 Dr.Shiranee Pereira, Senior Scientist, Non Scientific socially AwarePeople for Animals, Chennai Member

8 Dr.J.VenkateshVeterinarian, VeterinarianCEFT, Chennai


Ninth meeting of IAEC was held on 5-6 December 2013 at National Institute ofSiddha for reviewing the dissertation proposals of M.D(S) students of Maruthuvam,Gunapadam, Sirappu Maruthuvam, Kuzhanthai Maruthuvam and Nanju NoolumMaruthuva Neethi Noolum. Ph.D scholars of full-time and part time had also submittedtheir modifications, renewal and new proposal for IAEC approval. A total of 30 researchproposals (11-Ph.D and 19 M.D(S) were reviewed during the meeting for conduct ofanimal experiments.16.2) Institutional Ethics Committee (IEC):

Seventh Institutional Ethics Committee meeting was held 23-24 December 2013at National Institute of Siddha for review of M.D(S) students’ dissertation proposals,Ph.D research proposals and Pilot study proposals were reviewed. There were 21M.D(S) students, 3 part-time Ph.D, 1 EMR project and 5 Pilot study proposals presentedduring the meeting. The committee has emphasized the maintenance of records foreach patient who was recruited in the study.

Department level monitoring should be strengthened for strengthening theprecise outcome of the study.16.3) Technical Committee Meeting:

National Institute of Siddha as part of promotion and propagation of Siddha andto encourage the Siddha experts to publish the books with contemporary relevance,has taken measures to publish two books edited by Prof.Dr.P.A. Mohammed IqbalM.D(S).

A Technical Committee consisting of following members was constituted toreview the two books namely 1. Pharmacy and Pharmaceutics of Siddha Medicineand 2. Preparatory Methods of Oil by Theraiyar (Siddhar) – Source: “Theraiyar ThailaVaruku Churukam” edited by Prof.Dr.P.A.Mohammed Iqbal, M.D(S) for ensuring thestandards of contents.

1 Dr.K.Manickavasakam Chairman2 Dr.A.Arunachalam Member3 Dr.S.Thirunavukkarasu Member4 Dr.T.Anandan Member5 Dr.R.S.Ramaswamy Member6 Dr.Parthiban Member7 Dr.G.Sivaraman Member8 Dr.M.Murugesan Member9 Dr.G.Thiyagarajan Member10 Dr.R.Pattarayan Member11 Dr.M.Logamanian Member

The committee held four meetings on 29-06-2013, 30-7-2013, 30-10-2013 and24-02-2014.


17. PAPER PRESENTATION IN CONFERENCE / WORKSHOP:

17.1. Faculty Members

1) Dr.P.Arulmozhi, Lecturer presented a paper entitled ‘Effect of Traditional Foodon Lipid Profile and Atherosclerosis in Rabbits’ in the National Conference onPhytodrugs Human Health care (NCPDH – 2013) held at Anna university, RegionalCentre, Coimbatore, on 22.08.2013 & 23.08.2013 and awarded as Best paper.

2) Dr.P.Arulmozhi, Lecturer presented a paper entitled Glimpse and Immensepotential of Nanotechnology in Siddha Medicine in National Seminar on RecentTrends in Nano-Biotechnology NANOMEET – 2013 held at Anna University,Chennai on 19.09.2013 & 20.09.2013

3) Dr.H.Vetha Merlin Kumari, Lecturer presented a paper (Oral) in the title of “Thecombination of siddha medicines in the treatment of Acute and chronicpancreatitis” in the National conference on Herbal Medicine conducted on 9th –10th October’13 organised by Frontier Lifeline Pvt. Ltd at Gummidipoondi,Chennai.

4) Dr.P.Arulmozhi, Lecturer presented a paper entitled ‘Therapeutic Managementof common Pediatric Disorders by Siddha System of Medicine with ScientificAppraisal’ organized by National Conference on Herbal Medicine – Back to Futureheld at Frontier Mediville, Dr.K.M.Cherian Heart Foundation, Chennai on09.10.2013 & 10.10.2013.

5) Dr.G.J.Christian, Associate Professor, has delivered a Plenary Lecture on “TheRole of Siddha Medicine in the context of Modern Medicine” on 29.12.2013 inthe 34th Annual conference and National Symposium on the Role of TraditionalSystems of Medicine organized by Indian Association of Bio Medical Scientistsat Institute of Basic Medical Sciences, Taramani, Chennai.

6) Dr.N.J.Muthukumar, Associate Professor presented a A scientific research paperentitled “Antiepileptic activity of Vishnu Chakkara Mathirai - A Siddha Herbo-mineral formulation against Pentylene tetrazole (PTZ) induced convulsive rats”in the International Conference on Multidisciplinary Healthcare AIIMS - 2014(ICMHAIIMS 2014) organized by Neuro-Rehabilitation Unit Neuro Science Centre,All India Institute of Medical Science, New Delhi, held on 11 & 12.01.2014.

7) Dr.T.Lakshmikantham, Lecturer, delivered a special Lecture on “ Managementof Sinaippai Neerkatti( Garpavayu-PCOS) in siddha” in the National workshopon Management of Obstetrics and Gynaecological disorders in Siddha organisedby RRI, Puducherry (Under CCRS, Dept. of AYUSH) during 22-23 February 2014.


8) Dr.S.Visweswaran, Lecturer – Presented research paper entitled “In vitroCytotoxic and Anti-proliferative effects of Putru Pathangam, a Siddha herbo-mineral formulation against human breast cancer Cells MCF7” in InternationalConference on Multidisciplinary Health Care at AIIMS, New Delhi during 11-12Jan 2014.

9) Dr.H.Nalinisofia, Lecturer presented Paper entitled “Preliminary clinical studyOf Siddha formulation in the treatment of “kalladaippu” in the National Seminaron” Safety and Efficacy of Herbomineral formulations of Siddha” on 24-01-2014at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Biotechnology (SEHFS-2014) Jagadhi, Organisedby RRI, Trivandrum, CCRS.

10) Dr.S.Sivakkumar, Lecturer participated and presented a paper “Effect ofclassical herbo-mineral Siddha formulation Agathiyar Kuzhambu on Silaipun(Varicose ulcer)”in National seminar on Safety and Efficacy of Herbo-MineralFormulations of Siddha (SEHFS-2014) at Siddha Regional Research Institute,Thiruvananthapuram on 24.01.14 and 25.01.14.

11) Dr.M.V.Mahadevan, Lecturer, presented a paper entitled “Management of Vathadiseases in Siddha System of Medicine” in Agathiyar Vaithya Sala at Kozhicode,Kerala on 25.01.2014.

12) Dr.K.Suresh, Lecturer presented a paper entitled “Management of Kamalai(Chronic cholestatic liver disease) by Siddha medicine – a case report in Globalpublic health conference organized by school of public health, SRM university,Kattankulathur, Chennai on 22.2.2014.

17.2) PG Scholars:

1) Dr.K.Elavarasan PG scholar of Dept. of Kuzhandhai Maruthuvam presented apaper on – “Efficacy of siddha medicine with thokkanam and varmam therapyin cerebral palsy children at a National conference on Emerging trends inmedicinal plants and herbal products” at VHNSN college, virudhunagar, from12.12.2013 to 13.12.2013.

2) “Preliminary phytochemistry and review of a Herbo-mineral Siddha Formulation– Soolai Rathchasa Mathirai” presented in the National Symposium on “Roleof Natural Resources in Health Care” by Dr. Dhanalakshmi.M held on 27th to29th December 2013. Conducted by Dr.A.L.M. Post Graduate Institute of BasicMedical Sciences, University of Madras, Chennai-113.

3) Dr.S.Selvakumar second year PG scholar presented a paper on “Role ofGandhaga Sakarai in the management of Madhumegam (Type 2 DM) in the34th Annual Conference of LABMS and National Symposium on” Role ofNational Resources in Healthcare” held at University of Madras, Taramani during27-29 December 2013


4) Dr.K.Elavarasan PG scholar of Dept. of Kuzhandhai Maruthuvam presented apaper on - The Efficacy of Siddha Medicine with varmama therapy in ERB’Spalsy in children at International conference on multidisciplinary healthcare atAIIMS, Delhi, From 11.01.2014 to 12.01.2014.

5) Dr.V.Vijayakumar, Final year PG scholar presented a paper on clinical validationof herbomineral compounds in treating kamalai (Jaundice) in the Nationalseminar on “Safety and efficacy of Herbo-mineral formulation of Siddha (SEHFS– 2014) Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Biotechnology Jagadhi in Thiruvananthapuramduring 24-25 January 2014.

6) Dr.K.V.Ananthi participated and presented a paper “Anti microbial activity ofSilasathu Paavanai” in National seminar on Safety and Efficacy of Herbo-Mineral Formulations of Siddha (SEHFS-2014) at Siddha Regional ResearchInstitute, Thiruvananthapuram on 24.01.14 and 25.01.14.

7) Dr. K.Sathiyapriya participated and presented a paper “Anti spasmodic activityof Raguramabana Chenduram” in National seminar on Safety and Efficacy ofHerbo-Mineral Formulations of Siddha (SEHFS-2014) at Siddha RegionalResearch Institute, Thiruvananthapuram on 24.01.14 and 25.01.14.

8) Dr.V.Suganya participated and presented a paper “Toxicological Evaluationof Vediuppu Chenduram” in National seminar on Safety and Efficacy of Herbo-Mineral Formulations of Siddha (SEHFS-2014) at Siddha Regional ResearchInstitute, Thiruvananthapuram on 24.01.14 and 25.01.14.

9) Dr. V.C.Jijimol presented a paper on Anti microbial activity of Padigalingachenduram in the Conference on Safety and Efficacy of Siddha Herbo-mineralFormulation at Thiruvanathapuram on 24-25 Jan 2014.

10) “Management of Diabetic Complications with - Sagala Eruvaluku KudineerChooranam” presented at Global Public Health Conference – GPHCON-2014,held at SRM University on 21 - 23 rd February 2014 presented byDr.M.Dhanalakshmi.

11) Dr.K.Elavarasan PG scholar of Dept. of Kuzhandhai Maruthuvam presented apaper on - Efficacy of Brahmi nei with varmam therapy in cerebral palsy childrenat Global Public Health Conference on “Multidisciplinary approach to Publichealth”, at SRM University, Chennai, From 21.02.2014 to 23.02.201

12) “A review on Perumarappattai Chooranam (PMC) – A Polyherbal SiddhaFormulation for the Management of Karappan” - presented in NationalConference on Indian Herbal Drugs (BACOHERB 2014) by Dr.K. Shobana,


13) A review on Ayavaththi Choornam (AC) - A Polyherbal Siddha Formulation forthe Management of Thandagavatham - presented in National Conference onIndian Herbal Drugs (BACOHERB 2014) by Dr.A.Jenifer Lancy,

14) “A review of Anti Cancer Activity of Rejuvenate Herbals (Kayakarpam) in theManagement of Cancer” – presented in National Conference on Indian HerbalDrugs (BACOHERB 2014) by Dr.Saranya.R,

15) “Siddha medicines remedies in the Management of Putru Noi (Cancer) – ASingle case study” presented by Dr.M.Dhanalakshmi, at National Conferenceon Indian Herbal Drugs – NACOHERB 2014, Tamil University, Thanjavur on14th & 15th March 2014.

16) “Physiochemical Analysis and Drug Review of Siddha Herbo-mineralFormulation - Gandhaga Mezhugu” by Dr.T.Priyadharsini, Dr.G.Thiagarajan,Dr.N.J.Muthukumar presented in “National Conference on Indian Herbal Drugs”(NACOHERB 14) held on 14th & 15th March 2014 at Tamil University Thanjavur.

17) “Physico chemical Analysis and Drug review of Siddha HerbomineralFormulation – Rasakarpoora Chenthooram” presented by Dr.G.M.JothiMarieswari, at National Conference on Indian Herbal Drugs” (NACOHERB 14)held on 14th & 15th March 2014 at Tamil University Thanjavur.

18) Dr.C.Pratheepa Final year PG scholar presented a paper on the ObservationalClinical study in the management of Garpavayu (PCOS) in the Nationalconference on Indian Herbal drugs “NACOHERB-14” at Thanjavur during 14-15 March 2014

19) Dr.K.V.Ananthi participated and presented a paper “Anti-Histaminic activity ofKiranthi Mega Chooranam” in National conference on Indian Herbs at TamilUniversity,Thanjavur on 14.03.14 and 15.03.14.

20) Dr.K.Sathiyapriya participated and presented a paper “Toxicological study ofNathaichuri Virai Chooranam” in National conference on Indian Herbs at TamilUniversity,Thanjavur on 14.03.14 and 15.03.14.

21) Dr.V.Suganya participated and presented a paper “Haemostatic activity ofKarumsembai Ilai Chooranam” in National conference on Indian Herbs at TamilUniversity,Thanjavur on 14.03.14 and 15.03.14.

22) Dr. G.Sheela participated and presented a paper “Diuretic Effects of Herbsused in Siddha Medicine” in National conference on Indian Herbs at TamilUniversity,Thanjavur on 14.03.14 and 15.03.14.


18. PAPER PRESENTATION IN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

1. Dr.V.Vijayakumar, Third year PG scholar presented a paper on Siddha medicineChallenging Male Infertility (Oligospermia) an observational case report at theInternational Conference on Unani, Ayurveda, Siddha and Traditional Medicinesconducted by University of Colombo, Rajagriya, Colombo, Srilanka on21.12.2013.

2. Dr.M.Meenakshi Sundaram, Associate Professor Participated as “Key NoteSpeaker” about Siddha System of Medicine and “Chairperson” in the 1stInternational Conference on Unani, Ayurveda, Siddha and Traditional Medicinesconducted by University of Colombo, Rajagriya, Colombo, Srilanka on 19.12.2013– 21.12.2013

3. Dr.K.Elavarasan PG scholar of Dept. of Kuzhandhai Maruthuvam presented apaper on - Efficacy of Brahmi nei with thokkanam and varmam therapy in Srilanka-a clinical observational study at First International Conference on Unani, Ayurveda,Siddha and Traditional Medicines conducted by University of Colombo, Rajagriya,Colombo, Srilanka on 19.12.2013 – 21.12.2013

19. JOURNAL PUBLICATION

1. Dr.H.Vethamerlin Kumari, Lecturer published - A case report - “The combinationeffect of Siddha medicines in the treatment of “Naakku putru noi” (squamouscell carcinoma of the tongue)” in the peer reviewed international Journal ofpharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences vol.6, suppl.2014.

2. Dr.P.Arulmozhi, Lecturer published a paper entitled “ Clinical management ofDengue and Chickungunya in Siddha medicine: Sastric and Scientific appraisal”in Journal of basic and applied biology, Vol-7 No-4; Page 1-5

3. Dr.G.J.Christian, Dr.P.Shanmugapriya and Dr.S.Elansekaran have published aResearch Paper of the title “Anti Microbial efficacy of Gandhagam (Raw Sulphur),purified Gandhagam and Gandhaga Mezhugu- A traditional Siddha formulationas a part of the Institutional Research Project in the International peer reviewedjournal, Journal of Pure and Applied Micrbiology indexed in Journal Impact FactorThomson Reuters of June 2013 issue in collaboration with SASTRA University,Tanjavur, Tamil Nadu.

4. Dr.Sivaranjani Kumarasamy, Ph.D scholar published a paper titled “AConspectus on Siddha Polyherbal formulation: Parangichakkai Choornam” –Int.J.Res.Ayurveda Pharm, 5(2), Mar-Apr 2014.


5. Dr.R.Meena, Ph.D scholar published a paper titled “ Physico chemical analysisof Kandhaga Rasayanam, a Siddha herbomineral formulation” - IOSR JournalOf Pharmacy (e)-ISSN: 2250-3013, (p)-ISSN: 2319-4219 www.iosrphr.orgVolume 4, Issue 2 (February 2014), Pp 28-34.

6. Dr.R.Meena, Ph.D scholar published a paper titled “Pharmaco-Vigilance and itsrelevance to Siddha System” – Int. J Pharm Bio Sci 2013 July; 4(3): (B) 131 –139.

7. Dr.Rathinam Rathinamala, Ph.D Scholar as co-author presented a paper titled“BIOGRAPHY OF T.V.SAMBASIVAM PILLAI AND AN ANALYSIS OF HISCONTRIBUTION TO THE SIDDHA SYSTEM OF MEDICINE” - Int. J. Ayur.Pharma Research, 2014; 2(2): 66-71.

20. FREE SIDDHA MEDICAL CAMP

Health Camp is being organized in Old Perungalathur (Rural Area), Chennai everyFriday starting from 11.2.11.

Health Camp in semi-urban area at Rajakilpakkam was started in SembakkamMunicipality office premises on 3.5.13 (places where backward population is more).Dr.K.Manickavasakam, Director has inaugurated the camp in presence of Chairmanand Commissioner of Sembakkam Municipality.

Health Camps are being organized in Old Perungalathur (Rural Area) andRajakilpakkam (Semi-urban area) on every Saturday during the year 2013-14. Atotal of 4722 patient visits were made in the Siddha camp, out of which 2348 weremale adults, 2160 female adults, 93 female children and 121 Male children.

21. WOMEN COMPONENT PLAN

There is no gender discrimination in P.G admission and rendering treatment servicein NIS. About 49% of staff working in this Institute are woman and 78% of studentsadmitted to M.D(Siddha) course during 2013 – 2014 were women. Out the totalnumber of patients at OPD, 48% were women.

22. COMMUNAL HARMONY CAMPAIGN WEEK

Communal Harmony Campaign week was observed from 19.11.2013 to25.11.2013 and the Flag Day was observed on 25.11.2013 at National Instituteof Siddha. An amount of Rs.29,800/- was collected as donation duringobservance of the Communal Harmony Campaign Week and the Flag Day. Theamount was sent to The National Foundation for Communal Harmony, New Delhi.


23. VIGILANCE AWARENESS WEEK

Vigilance Awareness Week was observed from 28.10.2013 to 02.11.2013 atNational Institute of Siddha.

24. RTI – 2005

A total of 45 applications were received during 2013-14. Information wasprovided in 42 cases and three applications were rejected under section 8(1).

25. OFFICIAL LANGUAGE

An official language implementation Committee was constituted under section3 (3) of Official Language Act 1963 to review the progress made in the use of Hindi forthe official purposes and submitting the report every quarter.

The total numbers of officers and staff who have been trained in Official Languageare as follows:

Sl.No Group Total no. Prabodh Praveen Pragya No. of officers /staffof officers /who have already

staff learnt Hindi1. A 39 8 12 15 42 B 3 - 1 2 -3 C 41 19 10 3 94 D 5 4 1 - -


26. FOREIGN VISITS

Prof.Dr.K.Manickavasakam, Director, National Institute of Siddha hasparticipated on behalf of Secretary, Department of AYUSH in International Conferenceon Siddha Medicine 2013 in Malaysia which was organized by the Traditional andComplementary Medicine Division, Ministry of Health, Malaysia and the MalaysianAssociation of Traditional Indian Medicine during 11-12 November 2013 at the BerjayaTimes Square Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. Dr.K.Manickavasakam, Director, NIS has delivereda speech on behalf of Secretary, Department of AYUSH highlighting the glory of SiddhaMedicine and promising a new bilateral relationship in the field of Siddha system ofmedicine especially in education, research and standardization.

27. NEW EQUIPMENT

1. Steam Therapy: One Steam therapy Unit has been purchased and installedfor the welfare of patients.

2. Multi parameter Electro Chemi Luminiscence Immuno Analyser (ECLIA) wasinstalled in the Microbiology Clinical Laboratory division of NIS during March2014.

28. MOU

1) MOU between the Institute and Sri Ramachandra University, Chennai hasbeen renewed on 8.7.13

MoU Between NIS and Sri Ramachandra University, Chennai


29. VISITORS Shri. Dato Dr Durai Raja, Adviser, M/o Health, Malaysia visited the Institute

on 18.6.13. Hon’ble Minister for Health, Govt. of Tamil Nadu visited the Institute on

06.07.13. Shri Nilanjan Sanyal, Secretary Department of AYUSH visited the Institute

on 01-10-2013 for inaugurating National Scientific Workshop on “Manage-ment of Non-Communicable Diseases in Siddha System” and attendingGoverning Council Meeting of NIS.

Shri. Nilanjan Sanyal, Secretary Department of AYUSH visit to NIS.

Hon’ble Minister for Health, Govt. of Tamil Nadu, Visit to NIS

30. Approved Audited Statement of Accounts

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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SIDDHA, TAMBARAM, CHENNAISl.No. Contents Page No.1 Balance Sheet 422 Income & Expenditure Account 433 Receipts & Payments Account 444 Schedule : 1 Corpus / Capital Fund 475 Schedule : 2 Reserves & Surplus 476 Schedule : 3 Earmarked / Endowment Funds 487 Schedule : 4 Secured Loans & Borrowings 488 Schedule : 5 Unsecured Loans & Borrowings 489 Schedule : 6 Deffered Credit Liabilities 4910 Schedule : 7 Current Liabilities & Provisions 4911 Schedule : 8 Fixed Assets 5012 Schedule : 9 Investments from Earmarked / Endowment Funds 5113 Schedule : 10 Investments - others 5114 Schedule : 11 Current Assets, Loand, Advances 5115 Schedule : 12 Income from Sales / Services 5416 Schedule : 13 Grants / Subsidies 5417 Schedule : 14 Fees/ Subscriptions 5518 schedule : 15 Income from Investments 5519 schedule : 16 Income from Royalty 5520 Schedule : 17 Interest Earned 5621 Schedule : 18 Other Income 5622 Schedule : 19 Stock of Finished Goods & Work in Progress 5723 Schedule : 20 Establishment Expenses 5724 Schedule : 21 Other Administrative Expenses 5825 Schedule : 22 Expenditure on Grants, Subsidies etc., 5926 Schedule : 23 Interest 5927 Schedule : 24 Significant Accounting Policies 6028 Schedule : 25 Notes on Accounts 6129 Annexure : I Bank Reconciliation Statement, Details of cheque issued but not presented for payment 6730 Annexure : II for Schedule 11 & 7 62

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PARTICULARS Schedule Current Year Previous YearRS. RS

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SIDDHA, TAMBARAM, CHENNAI

BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31.03. 2014

CERTIFIED THAT:The Balance Sheet has been prepared in accordance with the instructions issued by the Govt. of India. The Balance Sheet represent the true and fair picture of the financialposition of the Institute as on 31.03.2014. The Cash in hand mentioned in the Balance Sheet has been physically verified and found correct. The Balance with the Bank hasbeen got certified by the Bank and the certificate is kept on record and balance as per Cash Book and the Bank Statement has been reconciled and the Bank ReconciliationStatement is enclosed/incorporated below. The value of Assets as shown in the Balance Sheet tallies with the total of Assets Register.

SINDU B PRABHUAccounts Officer

Dr.S.MOHANDirector i/c

A. CAPITAL FUND AND LIABILITIES:a. Capital Fund 1 527898133 524577100b. Reserves & Surplus 2 28026513 28026513c. Earmarked / Endowment Funds 3 0 0d. Secured Loans and Borrowings 4 0 0e. Unsecured Loans and Borrowings 5 - 0f. Deffered Credit Liabilities 6 0 0g. Current Liabilities and Provisions 7 15943384 17616943

TOTAL 571868030 570220556B. ASSETS:

a. Fixed Assets 8 451245945 462114268b. Investments - from Earmarked / Endowment Funds 9 0 0c. Investments - Others 10 0 0d. Current Assets, Loans, Advances etc. 11 120622085 108106288

Miscellaneous Expenditure (to the extent not w/o or adjusted)TOTAL 571868030 570220556

SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES 24NOTES ON ACCOUNTS 25

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S.No. PARTICULARS Schedule Current Year Previous YearRs. Rs.

INCOME1 Income from Sales / Services 12 4058066 37944442 Grants/Subsidies 13 215000000 1450500003 Fees & Subscriptions 14 1870300 19503004 Income from Investments 15 0 05 Income from Royalty, Publications etc., 16 0 06 Interest Earned 17 6424442 80809797 Other Income 18 5687274 10243998 Increase/(decrease) in stock of finished goods as work in Progress 19 4663415 9406500

SUB-TOTAL(A) 237703497 169306622EXPENDITURE

2 Establishment expenditure 20 63679123 410158543 Other Administrative Expenses 21 151151148 1302650434 Expenditure on Grants, Subsidies etc. 22 0 05 Interest 23 0 06 Depreciation for the current year 19552193 11803001

SUB-TOTAL(B) 234382464 183083898Balance being excess of Income overExpenditure (A-B) 3321033 -13777276Prior period adjustmentsTransfer to Special Reserve (Specify each)Transfer to / from General Reserve 0 0BALANCE BEING SURPLUS CARRIED TOCORPUS/CAPITAL FUND 3321033 -13777276

INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31.03.2014




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1 OPENING BALANCE AS ON 01.04.2013 1 ESTABLISHMENT EXPENSES: 61112676 39649046i. CASH IN HAND 0 0ii. Imprest 30000 30000iii. CASH AT BANK (including deposits) 11596062 51500620 2 ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES 148126383 131680388iv. Term Deposit 0 48700000

2 GRANTS IN AID RECEIVED FROM MINISTRY b) Expenditure on Fixed Assets &i. Govt of India 215000000 144000000 Capital Work in progressii. State Govt 0 0 i. Purchase of Fixed Assets 6269200 3367783iii. Refund of grants (CPWD) 0 49574977iv. Students stipend recovered 5189925 0

3 GRANTS RECEIVED FROM MINISTRYFOR OTHER PURPOSES: 3 Payments made against various projectsi. Re Orientation Training Programme 0 0 i. Re Orientation Training Programme 0 0ii. CME Programme 0 1050000 ii. CME Programme 1018450 524534

4 INTEREST RECEIVED ON 4 Non-Interest Bearing Advances:i. SB Account 0 0 i. Transfer TA Advance 0 0ii. Deposits 6204421 7607944 ii. Festival Advance 157500 105000

iii. Travelling/LTC Advance 803330 5001005 INTERNAL RECEIPTS: iv. Other Advances 4805607 3823224

a) Fees & Fines: 5 Interest bearing Adv: 230000 510000I. Tution Fee 1870300 1950300 Motor Cycle Advance

6 Deposit with Construction Agency:i. Construction Works 2803462 5869650ii. Maintenance & Repairs Works 8337631 0

RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31.03.2014

Sl.No. RECEIPTS Current Year Previous Year Sl .No. PAYMENTS Current year Previous Year




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RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT FOR THE PERIOD / YEAR ENDED 31.03.2014

Sl.No. RECEIPTS Current Year Previous Year Sl .No. PAYMENTS Current year Previous Yearb) Hospital Income: 7 Earnest Money/Security Deposit/Caution Deposit

i. OPD Registration Charges 572029 476440 i. Refunded to Contractors/ii. X-ray Charges 118430 124490 Suppliers(Liability) 825873 60000iii. Lab.Investigation Charges 66890 68495 ii Paid to Elec.Board/Telephone Dept/ 68587 94767iv. ECG Charges 810 630 others (Assets)v. Ambulance Charges 1380 1610 8 Refund of Caution Deposits:vi. General Ward collection 10060 i. Refund of Students’ Deposit 201000 117000

ii. Refund of Hostel Deposit 177000 108000c) Income from Building:i. I.P.Special Ward room rent 1418460 1426250ii. Electricity and water charges collected 213780 134277iii. Hostel Rent from Students 801000 897000iv. Room Rent from Nurse Quarters 18307 19702v. License fee from Staff Quarter 8338 3564vi. Auditorium Rent 5000 0vii. Rent received from Guest House 11000 24000viii. Rental Income from BOB ATM 109500 0d) Misc.Income:i. Sale of application forms 335950 333000ii. Other Income 2753 31016iii. RTI Fees 812 454iv. Sale of Scrap 291632 214986v. Annual fee from Canteen 70000 70000vi. Xerox Charges 43280 37522vii. Parking Charges 439106 319189vii. Interest on MC Advance 59viii. Non encashment of cheque by suppliers 11339viii. Credit of unrealised Cheques 11514 0



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Sl.No. RECEIPTS Current Year Previous Year Sl .No. PAYMENTS Current year Previous Year6 CAUTION DEPOSIT 9 Other Direct Payments:

i. Students’ Caution Deposit 135000 132000 i. ICCR Scholarship for foreign student 0 0ii. Hostel 138000 105000 ii. Amount paid out of Dr.MGR University 1390284 1517460

iii. Flag Day Contribution 29800.5 16271iv. CCRAS Scholarship Fund 0 0

7 Non-Interest Bearing Advances: iv. other payments 0 0i. Transfer TA Advance 0 0ii. Festival Advance 132000 87000 10 Unspent Balance remitted to WHO 0 0iii. Travelling/LTC Advance 1083330 214300iv. Other Advances. 8233291 631702 11 unspent Balance remitted to AYUSH 0 49555914v. Contingent Advance 0

8 Interest Bearing Advances:v. Motor Cycle Advances 173360

9 Other Direct Receipts:i. ICCR Scholarship for foreign student 0 0 12 Bank Depositsii. Amount Recd. From Dr.MGR University 1390284 1517460 Syndicate Bank Term Deposits 155000000 198000000iii. Flag Day Contribution 29800.5 16271iv. other receipts 0 0

10 Unspent Balance Received:i. Construction Works. 1308465 0 13 CLOSING BALANCE AS ON 31.03.2014:-ii. Maintenance & Repairs Works. 0 0 i. Cash in hand 0 0

ii. Imprest 30000 3000011 Earnest Money & Security Deposits: iii. Cash at Bank 8809384 11596062

i. Received from Contractor/Suppliers 120500 825000 iv. Grants-in-transit 0 0(Liability Side)

12 Bank DepositsSyndicate Bank Term Deposits 143000000 135000000

GRAND TOTAL 400196168 447125199 GRAND TOTAL 400196168 447125199



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SCHEDULE - 1 - CORPUS & CAPITAL FUND:Balance as at the beginning of the year 524577100 587910290

Less: Contribution towards corpus/ cap.fund 0 0Less: Unspent Grant returned 0 49555914Add: Excess of Income over Expenditure transferfrom Income and Expenditure Account 3321033 13777276BALANCE AS AT THE END OF THE YEAR 527898133 524577100

SCHEDULE - 2 - RESERVES AND SURPLUS:1 Capital Reserve:

Asper Last Account 28026513 - 28026513 -Add: Addition during the year 0 28026513 0 28026513Less: Deduction during the year - -

2 Revaluation Reserve - -Asper Last Account - -Add: Addition during the year - -Less: Deduction during the year - -

3 Special Reserves - -Asper Last Account - -Add: Addition during the year - -Less: Deduction during the year - -

4 General Reserve - -Asper Last Account - -Add: Addition during the year - -Less: Deduction during the year - -

Total 28026513 28026513

PARTICULARS Current Year Previous Year

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SCHEDULES FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31.03.2014NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SIDDHA, TAMBARAM, CHENNAI

SCHEDULE - 3 - EARMARKED/ENDOWMENT FUNDS1 Earmarked Endowment Funds NIL NIL NIL NIL

Total NIL NIL NIL NILSCHEDULE-4 SECURED LOANS AND BORROWINGS1 Central Government - -2 State Governments - -3 Financial Institutions

a) Term Loans - -b) Interest accrued and due - -

4 Banks:a) Term Loans - - Interest accrued and due - -b) Other Loans - - Interest accrued and due - -

5 Other Institutions and Agencies - -6 Debentures and Bonds - -7 Others (Specify) - -

Total Nil NilSCHEDULE-5 UNSECURED LOANS AND BORROWINGS1 Central Government - -2 State Governments - -3 Financial Institutions - -4 Banks: a) Term Loans - -

Interest accrued and due - - b) Other Loans - - Interest accrued and due - -

5 Other Institutions and Agencies - -6 Debentures and Bonds - -7 Fixed deposits -8 Others (Specify)

Total Nil Nil


Note : Amounts due within one year.

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PARTICULARS Current Year Previous YearSCHEDULE - 6 - DEFFERED CREDIT LIABILITIESa) Acceptances securred by hypothication of

capital equipment and other assets - -b) Others - -

TOTAL Nil Nil Note : Amounts due within one year.SCHEDULE - 7 -CURRENT LIABILITIES AND PROVISIONSA.CURRENT LIABILITIES:a) Earnest Money & Security Deposits 1743979 978979

add: Addition during the year 120500 825000Less: Adjusted during the year 0Less: Paid during the year 825873 1038606 60000 1743979

b) Caution Deposit: 396000 381000Add: Received from PG scholars during the year 135000 132000Less: Refunded during the year 201000 330000 117000 396000

c) Hostel Caution Deposit 267000 270000Add:Received during the year 138000 105000Less: refunded during the year 177000 228000 108000 267000

d) ICCR Scholarship 927 927Add: Received during the year 0 0Less:Disbursed during the year 0 927 0 927

e) Dr.MGR Medical University 0 2427Amount Received during the year 1390284 1517460Amount disbursed during the year 1390284 0 1519887 0

f) CCIM Scholarship for foreign student Nil 0Add: adddition for the year NilLess: remitted during the year 0 Nil

g) Stale Cheque 11514 11514 0 0B. PROVISIONS:a. Establishment Expenses 6582675 3809728 0b. Administrative Expenses 7751662 14334337 11399309 15209037

TOTAL 15943384 17616943

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SIDDHA, TAMBARAM, CHENNAISCHEDULES FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31.03.2014

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Cost / Valuationas at

beginnning ofthe year

PARTICULARS

SCHEDULE - 8FIXED ASSETS GROSS BLOCK DEPRECIATION NET BLOCK

Additionsupto Sep

AdditionsAfter Sep

Cost /valuation at

the year end

As at thebeginning of

the year

Duringthe year

Total upto theYear end

AS AT31.03.2014

AS AT31.03.2013

LAND:a) Free hold 0% 284460324 0 0 284460324 0 0 0 284460324 284460324b) Leasehold 0 0

0 0BUILDINGS 0 0a) On Freehold Land 10% 236420945 0 1332443 237753388 79017668 15806950 94824618 142928770 157403277b) On Leasehold Land 0 0c)Ownership Flats/Premises 0 0d)Superstructure on Land notbelonging to the entity 0 0Pandithar Ayothidas Statue 334000 0 0 334000 334000 0 334000 0 0PLANT AND MACHINERY 0 0EQUIPMENT 15% 6386960 232702 2104122 8723784 2472921 779820 3252741 5471043 3914039VEHICLES 15% 1353162 0 0 1353162 611817 111202 723019 630143 741345OFFICE EQUIPMENT 15% 1970598 308425 353184 2632207 964043 223736 1187779 1444428 1006555LABORATORY EQUIPMENT 15% 86776 0 0 86776 6508 12040 18548 68228 80268OTHER FIXED ASSETS 15% 1457596 0 0 1457596 769042 103283 872325 585271 688554CASH BOX 15% 4235 0 0 4235 4235 0 4235 0 0COMPUTER 0COMPUTER/PERIPHERALS 60% 6457332 538463 12100 7007895 5983217 611177 6594394 413501 474115Projector 60% 554397 0 131427 685824 423273 118103 541376 144449 131124LIBRARY BOOKS 60% 2711019 75378 457192 3243589 2476224 323261 2799485 444104 234795FURNITURE & FITTINGSFURNITURE, FIXTURES 10% 19205158 48000 2984185 22237343 7534830 1321042 8855872 13381471 11670328Airconditioners 10% 1926571 106249 0 2032820 617027 141579 758606 1274214 1309544

TOTAL 563329073 1309217 7374653 572012943 101214805 19552193 120766998 451245945 462114268

Rate

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SCHEDULE - 9 - INVESTMENTS -FROMEARMARKED/ENDOWMENT FUNDS1 In Government Securities2 Other approved securities

3 Shares

4 Debentures and Bonds

5 Subsidies and Joint ventures

6 Others

Total Nil Nil

SCHEDULE - 10 - INVESTMENTS - OTHERS1 In Government Securities - -

2 Other approved securities - -

3 Shares - -

4 Debentures and Bonds

5 Subsidies and Joint ventures - -

6 Others - -

Total Nil Nil



Note : Amounts due within one year.



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SCHEDULE11 - CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS, ADVANCES ETC.A. Current Assets:1. Inventories : a)Stores & Spares - - b) Loose Tools - - c) Stock-in-trade - Finished goods i) Compound drugs(out side) 17179690 12516275 ii) Compound drugs(formulated) - Work in progress - Raw Materials i) Crude drugs2. Sundry Debtors : a) Debts outstanding for a period exeeding six months b) Others3. Cash Balances in hand ( including cheques / drafts and imprest) 30000 300004. Bank Balances a) with Scheduled Banks - on current accounts 8809384 11596062 - on deposit accounts 75000000 63000000 b) with non-Scheduled Banks - on current accounts - on deposit accounts - on savings accounts5. Post Office -Savings Accounts6. Grants-in transit 0 0

Total ( A ) 101019074 87142337



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PARTICULARS Current Year Previous YearB. Loans, Advances and Other Assets :1. Loans : a) Staff

b) Other entities engaged in activities / objectives similar to that of entityc) Others (Specify)

2. Advances and other amounts recoverable in cash or in kind or for value to be receiveda) On capital accountb) On Investments - Othersc) On Loans and Advancesd) Others

- Travelling / LTC Advance 285800 0Less: Recovered during the year 1083330 214300Add : Paid during the year 803330 5800 500100 285800

- Festival Advance 63000 45000Add : Paid during the year 157500 105000Less:Recovered during the year 132000 88500 87000 63000

- Other Advances (Contingent Advances) 6390738 3199216Less: Recovered during the year 8233291 631702Add: paid during the year 4805607 2963054 3823224 6390738

- Motor Cycle Advance 510000 0Add : Paid during the year 230000 510000Less:Recovered during the year 173360 566640 0 510000

- EMD / Security deposit with Statutory Authorities 1238434 1143667Add: Paid during the year 173476 1411910 94767 1238434

- Deposits with Construction Agency (Annual Maintenance) 6027312 0Add : Paid during this year 8337631 0Less: Advance refunded by CPWD 345014 0Less: Adjusted during the year 5601917 8418012 0 Nil

- Deposits with construction agency (Capital Works) 3179254 52911893 Add : Deposit during the year 2803462 5869650Less : Advance refund by CPWD 963451 0Less : Adjusted during the year 2414670 2604595 49574977 9206566

- Interest accrued last year 0 0- Interest accrued during the year 917004 917004 801872 801872

3. Claims Receivable 78000 84000Less:Adjusted during the year 78000 84000Add: Due for the year 79500 79500 78000 78000

4. Prepaid Expenses: 0 0Add: Additions during the year 247996 247996 89541 89541

5. Grant-in-aid receivable from Govt. of Tamil Nadu 2300000 2300000Total ( B ) 19603011 20963951TOTAL (A) + (B) 120622085 108106288

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SCHEDULE - 12 - INCOME FROM SALES/SERVICES1 Income from sales

a) sale of Finished Goods 0 - 0 - b) sale of Raw materials 0 0 c) sale of Scraps 291632 214986 d) sale of application forms 335950 627582 333000 547986

2 Income from Services a) Labour and Processing Charges - - b) Professional / Consultancy Services - - c) Agency Commission and brokerage - - d) Maintenance services (Equipment/Property) 70000 70000 70000 70000 e) Others:i. Hospital Income 769599 671665ii. Rental Income 2590885 3360484 2504793

3176458Total 4058066 3794444Less:Last year’s ProvisionAdd:This year’s provisionTotal 4058066 3794444

SCHEDULE : 13 - GRANTS/SUBSIDIES(Irrecovable grants & Subsidies received)

1) Grants received from Govt. of India 215000000 1440000002) Grants received from State Govt. 0 03) Others

i. Reorientation Training Programme 0 1050000ii. CME Programme 0 0

Total 215000000 145050000Add: Grant-in-aids due from Govt. of Tamil Nadu 0 0Less: Unspent balance returned 0 0

TOTAL 215000000 145050000


SCHEDULES FORMING PART OF INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT AS ON 31.03.2014NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SIDDHA, TAMBARAM, CHENNAI

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SCHEDULE - 14 - FEES / SUBSCRIPTIONS1 Tution Fee 1870300 1950300

TOTAL 1870300 1950300

SCHEDULE - 15 - INCOME FROM INVESTMENTSInvestment1 Interest

a) On Govt, Securitiesb) Other Bonds/Debentures.

2 Dividendsa) On Sharesb) On Mutual Funds Securities

3 Othersa) Interest earned on grants-in-aids recd. From Govt. of India 0 0

TOTAL 0 0Add: This year’s Provision 0 0Less: Last Year’s Provision 0 0TOTAL 0 0

SCHEDULE - 16 - INCOME FROM ROYALTY, PUBLICATIONS, ETC.

1) Income from Royalty - -2) Income from Publications - -3) Others - -

TOTAL Nil Nil





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SCHEDULE - 17 - INTEREST EARNED1) On Savings Bank:

i) With Nationalised banks 6240877 80809792) with other institutions 183565 0TOTAL 6424442 8080979

SCHEDULE - 18 - OTHER INCOME1) Profit on Sale / Disposal of Asstes

a) Owned assets - - b) Assets acquired out of grants / - - received free of cost

2) Export Incentives realised - -3) Fees for Miscellaneous Services - -4) Miscellaneous Income

i. Parking Charges 439106 319189ii. RTI Fees 812 454iii. Xerox Charges 43280 37522iv. Non encashment of cheques by suppliers 11339 0v. Interest on Motor Cycle Advance 59 0v. Others 2753 667234vi. P.G.Students Stipend Recovred 5189925 0TOTAL 5687274 1024399





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SCHEDULE - 19 - STOCK OF FINISHEDGOODS & WORK IN PROGRESS

A) Closing Stock 17179690 12516275a) Finished goodsb) Work in Progress

B) Opening Stock 12516275 3109775a) Finished goodsb) Work in Progress

NET 4663415 9406500

SCHEDULE - 20 - ESTABLISHMENT EXPENSES

1) Salary and Wages/Hon./Allowances 60544255 390356522) Bonus 124344 1288663) Travelling Expenses 11153484) Staff Welfare Expenses:

Hon./LTC/MRC/Tution Fee Reimbursement 1757844 5720575) EL encashment 771144 1639316) Leave Salary/Pension Contribution 481536 0

SUB-TOTAL 63679123 41015854Add: Current Year’s Provision 0 0Less: Last Year’s Provision 0 0TOTAL 63679123 41015854

SCHEDULES FORMING PART OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE AS ON 31.03.2014NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SIDDHA, TAMBARAM, CHENNAI



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SCHEDULES FORMING PART OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE AS ON 31.03.2014

SCHEDULE - 21 - OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES1 Electricity Charges 5171923 51298492 Water Charges 1041660 11946603 Postage & Telegram 89721 862614 Telephone Charges 244219 4452895 Insurance 10663 30426 Advertisement & Publicity 957375 6304517 Auditors fee 78652 50568 Printing & Stationery 1160621 13689029 Newspaper & Magazines/Journals 76947 2018610 Hospitality Charges 25826 2964311 Petrol for Office Car & Ambulance 124192 11289612 Repairs and Maintenance 6145962 496708713 Affiliation fees 845000 014 Security Charges 2632589 257671015 Housekeeping 7358596 653761916 Stipend to PG Scholars 34411167 3297688517 Chemicals for Lab. 1954563 226741018 Hospital Consumables 1539865 83257119 Diet to patients 6784238 703548420 Travelling Expenses 2391497 021 Linen Washing Charges 114967 20129622 Purchase of Medicines 56022604 4557124523 Hiring of Vehicle 108480 14438724 Visitation Fee 60000 6000025 Annual Day Expenses 327018 026 Legal Fees 617400 86120027 Outsourcing Charges 12687684 908245528 AG Audit Fees 69375 6340029 Animal House Expenses 159660 15765330 Bank Charges 429 1461

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PARTICULARS Current Year Previous Year31 Lift license fees 12492 785032 P.hD Students Stipends 2671212 236577633 Research & Development Expenses 3140652 1278434 Outsourching of Manpower 0 43571335 TDS e-filing charges 24816 1597236 Honorarium 0 73687537 CME expenses 1018450 52453438 Contingent Expenditure 900927 54946239 Hindi Learning 73200 4160040 Medical Reimburement 0 1652741 Nps Govt Contribution 0 294469642 Recruitment & Training 75872 25015643 Reimbursement of News paper charges 6667 044 Reimbursement of Tel. Charges 13967 0

SUB-TOTAL 151151148 130265043Add: Last year’s prepaid expenses 0Add: Current Year’s Provision 0Less: Previous Year’s Provision 0TOTAL 151151148 130265043

SCHEDULE - 22 - EXPENDITURE ON GRANTS, SUBSIDIES ETC.

a] Grants given to Institutions/Organisationsb] Subsides given to Institutions/Organisations Nil Nil

TOTAL Nil NilSCHEDULE - 23 -INTEREST.a] On Fixed Loans Nil Nilb] On Other Loans (including Bank charges) Nil Nilc] Others (specify) Nil Nil



SCH

EDU

LE 24

Sign

ifican

t Acco

un

ting

Po

licies

The Financial Statements are prepared on the basis of historical cost convention,

unless stated and on the accrual method of accounting. H

owever, expenditure incurred

on consumables are accounted on cash basis except for m

edicine which has been

accounted on accrual basis.Fixed A

ssets are stated at cost of acquisition inclusive of inward freight, duties and

incidental and direct expenses related to acquisition.D

epreciation is provided in Written D

own Value M

ethod as per rates specified in theIncom

e Tax, 1961. For assets purchased before Septem

ber(>180 days) full depreciationhas been provided and for assets purchased after S

eptember(<180 days) half of the

depreciation has been provided. Considering the usage of residential buildings of this

Institute, it was decided to provide depreciation at par w

ith non-residential buildings andprovided depreciation @

10% . E

xcept ‘Residential B

uildings’ all other fixed assets heldby this Institute are depreciated at the rates provided in the IT R

ules.IN

VE

NTO

RY VA

LUATIO

N: M

edicine in Stock is valued at cost.G

OV

ER

NM

EN

T grants are accounted on realization basis.The C

urrent Assets and Advances have a value on realization in the ordinary course

of time, equal atleast to the aggregate am

ount shown in the B

alance Sheet.

No reserve is m

ade for Pension, G

ratuity, etc. since all the staff of this Institutecom

es under New

Pension S

cheme. M

atching contribution towards Tier-I(em

ployer’sshare) is transferred to N

SD

L towards salary paym

ent. No provision is m

ade for payment

of Death, invalidation and leave encashm

ent which is accounted on actual basis.

Liabilities towards Establishm

ent & A

dministrative Expenses for the m

onth of March

2014 incurred on April 2014 are provided by w

ay of Provisions and taken into account in

the respective head of accounts in the Income and Expenditure Account. List of expenditures

for which provision is m

ade is enclosed in annexure.A

ll Internal Income received by w

ay of book adjustment and cash receipt have been

taken into account in the Receipt and paym

ent Account.

Establishm

ent and Adm

inistrative Expenditure for the current year m

entioned in theS

chedule 20 & 21 respectively arrived after adjustm

ent of provision made for the previous

and current financial years.R

s. 80,16,587/- has been booked as expenditure for Construction and R

&M

work

carried out by the CP

WD

against advance payments m

ade to CP

WD

based on theU

tilisation Certificates as on 31.03.2014 issued by the concerned D

epartment.

Based on the U

tilisation Certificates received from

the concerned Universities,

advance payment of R

s. 2815500/- made to R

amachandra U

niversity during the year2010 and advance paym

ent of Rs, 325152/- m

ade to Sasthra U

niversity during the year2010 &

2011 for carrying out Research activities, altogether an am

ount of Rs. 3140652/

- has been booked as expenditure in the current financial year.

Dr.S.M

OH

AN

Director i/c

SIND

U B

PR

AB

HU

Accounts O

fficer

National Institute of Siddha

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Annual Report 2013-2014


SCHEDULE 25

(I) PROVISION FOR CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND ASSETS

As per AS29, Provisions contingent liabilities and contingent assets,issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, the Institute recognisesprovisions only when it has a present obligation as a result of a past event it is probablethat an outflow of resources embodying economic benefits will be required to settlethe obligation as and when a reliable estimates of the amount of the obligations canbe made. Provisions are not discounted to its present value and are determined basedon the estimate required to settle the obligation at the balance sheet date. These arereviewed at each balance sheet date and adjusted to reflect the current estimates.

A disclosure for a contingent liability is made where it is more likely thata present obligation would not result in or involve an outflow of the resource. Contingentassets are neither recognised nor disclosed in the financial statements

(ii) CONTINGENT LIABILITY

Claims against the Institute acknowledged as debt Rs. Nil

(iii) CAPITAL COMMITMENT

Estimated value of contract remaining to be executed on capital account andnot provided for Rs. NIL




NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SIDDHA, TAMBARAM, CHENNAICurrent Assets and Provisions upto 31.03.2014

(Schedule :11)A) Festival Advance:-

S.No. Name of the Staff Amount1 Ms.H.Shameem 7502 Shri J Bharathidasan , OS1 22503 Shri.E.Sundaravadivelan,Museum Keeper 22504 Smt.D.Amudhavalli, Museum Keeper 22505 Smt Yogalakshmi, Accountant 22506 Shri.P.Ramesh, Statistical Asst. 22507 Shri A Kotteeswaran, Cashier 22508 Smt.Rathi Nirmala, Steno 22509 Smt M Meena, Steno 225010 Smt U Neelapon, UDC 225011 Smt.P.Hemarani, UDC 225012 Shri K Raghuraman,LDC 225013 Smt.M.Anuchitra, LDC 225014 Shri P Thirumaran, Pharmacist 225015 Smt R Indira, Staff Nurse 225016 Smt K Panchali, Staff Nurse 225017 Smt S Kalaivani, Staff Nurse 225018 Smt.S.Shanthi, Staff Nurse 225019 Shri R Naresh Kumar, Lab Tech 225020 Smt S Gomati Lab Tech 225021 Smt.S.GeethaLakshmi, Lab Tech 225022 Smt C Muthu, Jr ECG Tech 225023 Shri S Sridhar, Lab Asstt 225024 Smt.K.S.Lakshmi, Lab Asstt. 225025 Shri S Senthil Kumar, Lab Asstt 225026 Smt K Abirami, Xray techn 225027 Smt N Lalitha, Dark Room Asstt 225028 Smt V Kalpana, Library Cle rk 225029 Smt Anandhi Lab Asstt 225030 Smt B R Banumathi, Lab Asstt 225031 Shri J Rathinam, Sr Library Att 225032 Shri V Rajendran Store Attendant 225033 Shri C Balraj, Pharmacy Attender 225034 Shri.G.Yuvaraj, Nursing Asstt. 225035 Smt.S.Theboral, Nursing Asstt. 225036 Smt.K.Alagammal, Nursing Asstt. 225037 Smt.N.Parimala Devi, Nursing Asstt. 225038 Smt.V.S.Vidyamol, Nursing Asstt. 225039 Smt.K.Kavitha, Nursing Asstt. 225040 Shri.D.Muralidharan, UDC 2250

Total 88500


B) OTHER ADVANCE:-S.No. Particulars Amount1 Advance to Keraleaya Ayurveda 741352 Advance to Tansi 2956183 Advance to TNMSC 25857374 Advance to T.N. Dr. MGR Medical University 7564

Total 2963054

C ) LTC & TA Advance1 LTC Adv to Dr.S.Visweswaran 5800

Total 5800

D) MOTOR CYCLE ADVANCE:-S.No. Name of the Staff Amount1 Dr N J Muthukumar, Asso. Profr 150002 Dr Meenakshi Sundaram, Ass. Profr 248523 Dr V Suba. Asstt Profr 248524 Dr S Sivakumar, Lecturer 248525 Dr R Madhavan, Lecturer 240006 Dr A Mariappan, Lecturer 248527 Dr S Murugesan, Lecturer 248528 Smt Sindu B Prabhu , AO 248529 Smt S Srimathy, PS 2485210 Mr J Bharathidasan, OS 1 2485211 Smt D Amudhavalli, Museum keeper 2217612 Mr P Thirumaran, Pharmacist 2400013 Mr A Kotteeswaran, Cashier 2485214 Smt M Meena Steno 2485215 Mrs S Gomathi, Lab Techn 2250016 Mr R Naresh Kumar, Lab techn 2250017 Dr.S.Elansekaran, Lecturer 2656818 Dr.P.Shanmugapriya, Lecturer 2656819 Dr.V.Manjari, Lecturer 2200020 Dr.K.Vennila, Lecturer 2200021 Smt.K.Panchali, Staff Nurse 2520022 Dr.D.Periyasami, Lecturer 1950023 Shri.S.Sridhar, Lab Asst. 1610824 Dr.H.Vetha Merlin Kumari 30000

Total 566640

E) SECURITY DEPOSIT:-S.No. Particulars Amount1 Security Deposit- LPG 85002 Telephone Deposit 80303 CD- TWAD 5400004 Electricity Deposit 855380

Total 1411910


F) Deposit with Construction Agency (CPWD)S.No. Particulars Amount

Advance outstanding as on 01.04.2013 9206566ADD:- Deposit during the year 11141093

20347659Less:-Amount refund from CPWD 1308465LESS:- Amount adjusted during the year 8016587Total 11022607

G) Grant-in-aid due from Government of Tamilnadu Rs.23,00,000/-

H) Provision for the year 2013-14 :-S.No. Particulars Amount1 Interest Accrued on FDR 8383282 Claims receivable 795003 TANGEDCO Deposit Interest 78676

I) Prepayments :-S.No. Particulars Amount1 Journals 548172 Vehicle Insurance 121213 BSNL Chennai Telephones 1741584 Road tax for ambulance 24005 Annual support charges for TALLY 4500

Total 247996

Current Liabilities and Provisions upto 31.03.2014 (Schedule:7)

a) Earnest Money Deposit / Security Deposit:-

S.No. Particulars Amount1 EMD-Canteen 600002 EMD- DEO and Manpower 300003 EMD - ECG Equipment 50004 EMD-House Keeping 600005 EMD- Outsourcing 300006 EMD-Scrap 320807 EMD-Security Service 350008 SD- Chemicals 400009 SD- Computer and Peripherals 6865610 SD- Glassware 2000011 SD- Herbal Garden 1000012 SD- House keeping 1500013 SD- Outsourcing 3500014 SD- Pharmacist 1600015 SD- Equipments 18759716 SD- Furniture 39377317 SD-Tally AMC 500

Total 1038606


B) STUDENTS CAUTION DEPOSITS :-

S.No. Particulars Amount1 2006-07 30002 2007-08 180003 2008-09 60004 2011-12 720005 2012-13 960006 2013-14 135000

Total 330000

C) Students Hostel Deposits:-

S.No. Particulars Amount1 2007-08 60002 2008-09 30003 2011-12 330004 2012-13 600005 2013-14 126000

Total 228000

D) ICCR Scholarships Rs.927/-

E) T.N. Dr. MGR Medical University Nil

F) Provision for Establishment Expenses

S.No. Particulars Amount

1 Honorarium 150002 Honorarium 8003 Honorarium 100004 Honorarium 100005 Leave Salary Contribution 752156 Pension Contribution 834727 Net Salary 47277618 Net Salary 6518899 Net Salary 462010 Net Salary 372011 Salary to Outsourcing staff 37000012 CEA Reimbursement 17772013 Provision for Employee Salary Arrears 37747814 Provision for Pension Deduction 75000

Total 6582675




G) provision for Administrative expenses:-

S.No. Particulars Amount

1 Electricity charges 3941662 Travelling Expenses 169323 TATA tele service 13074 BSNL Chennai tele service 523595 Hos.Contingencies 67426 Hos.Contingencies 82337 Water charges 760958 Outsourcing manpower services 9233019 Postal and Courier expenses 471410 Housekeeing Services 59636911 Housekeeing Services 49800012 Data Entry operartor services 24829813 Data Entry operartor services 16224414 M/s.Innovative Security Solutions 27302315 Diet charges 54660916 Contingent exp 715017 Contingent exp 675218 Ph.D Students Stipend 23187619 DA Arrears for Ph.D Students 2318420 P.G.Students Stipend 334028021 DA Arrears for PG Students 334028

Total 7751662





Bank Reconciliation Statement as on 31.03.2014

(Bank of Baroda)

Rs.

Balance as per Cash Book 5201341.76Add: Cheques issued but not presented for

payment in the bank 9833458.0015034799.76

Less: Cheques deposited in the bankbut not realized 0.00

Balance as per Bank Statement 15034799.76

Bank Reconciliation Statement as on 31.03.2014(Syndicate Bank)

Rs.

Balance as per Cash Book 3608041.98Add: Cheques issued but not presented for payment in the bank 10000000.00

13608041.98Less: Term closed and funds yet to transfer by the bank 0.00Cheques/DD deposited in the bank but not cleared 0.00

Balance as per Bank Statement 13608041.98




S.No. Name of the Firm/ Party Cheque No. & Date Amount

1 M/S MEERA WASTE PAPER 001511/13-1-14 9702 A.N.SIVASANKARAN 001722/24-2-14 13143 DR. K. THANGARAJ 001800/18-3-14 100004 THE POST MASTER TAMBARAM HPO 001877/24-3-14 53135 NCCF, CHENNAI 001880/26-3-14 270046 DR. RADHIKA MADHAVAN 001882/26-3-14 67587 M/S. TULIP DIAGNOSTICS 001884/26-3-14 25008 M/S. SENTHIL BIOMEDICAL DISTRIBUTORS 001885/26-3-14 747119 M/S.INTERNATIONAL SURGICAL EQUIPMENT CO 001886/26-3-14 1495710 M/S. MERIT ENTERPRISES 001887/26-3-14 10500011 M/S. GOLECHHA DIAGNOSTICS 001888/26-3-14 280012 M/S.INTERNATIONAL SURGICAL EQUIPMENT CO 001889/26-3-14 13113 M/S. NITHYA CABS 001890/26-3-14 423014 M/S. APOLLO SINDOORI HOTELS PVT LTD 001892/26-3-14 78500015 M/S. POORNIMA GRAPHICS 001895/26-3-14 735016 M/S. CARTRIDGE SOLUTIONS 001897/26-3-14 135017 TAMPCOL 001898/26-3-14 216630418 DR. JAYASHREE OPHTHALMOLOGIST 001899/26-3-14 400019 M/S. SENTHIL BIOMEDICAL DISTRIBUTORS 001902/27-3-14 179020 M/S. VALUE POINT SYSTEMS 001905/28-3-14 630021 M/S. ANTARIKSH ENTERPRISES 001907/28-3-14 870222 M/S.NITHYA CABS 001908/28-3-14 182223 DR. V. SUBA 001911/28-3-14 1127124 M/S.CARTRIDGE SOLUTION 001913/28-3-14 95025 M/S. GOPINATH POWER WASH AND STEAM IRONING 001914/28-3-14 1176226 M/S. PALS ADVERTISING BANK PAYMENT 001917/28-3-14 32403827 M/S.VIJAYALAKSHMI WATER SUPPLY 001919/28-3-14 665028 MR.C. PRASAD KUMAR 001920/28-3-14 295029 M/S. UPDATER SERVICES 001921/28-3-14 57678230 YENNES INFOTEC P LTD 001925/28-3-14 450031 M/S. BALMER LAWRIE & CO 001926/28-3-14 9416432 M/S.R.R. STUDIO 001927/28-3-14 1370033 M/S.RESEARCHCO BOOKS 001929/28-3-14 546034 M/S. SARADA MAHADEVA IYER AYURVEDIC

EDUCATIONAL & CHARITABLE TRUST 001931/28-3-14 749935 UPDATER SERVICES P LTD 001933/28-3-14 58503136 M/S.IMPCOPS 001935/28-3-14 382558937 M/S. TAMPCOL 001936/28-3-14 73564338 M/S.INNOVATIVE SECURITY SOLUTIONS 001938/28-3-14 26862239 DR. K. THANGARAJ 001942/28-3-14 2000040 UK GRAPHICS 001943/29-3-14 645841 DR.V. MAHALAKSHMI 001945/31-3-14 25342 SMT.B. SANGEETHA 001947/31-3-14 4288943 DR.P. SHANTHI 001948/31-3-14 1100044 SMT.N. RATHI NIRMALA 001949/31-3-14 62445 DR.P. KOHILA 001950/31-3-14 140046 DR.H.VETHA MERLIN KUMARI 001951/31-3-14 3000047 DR.A.M. FASIUDDEN AHAMAD 001952/31-3-14 238648 DR.P. PARTHIBAN 001953/31-3-14 257149 S.M. MURUGAN D.D (A) 001954/31-3-14 214650 M/S. UNOMED HEALTH CARE 001955/31-3-14 50051 DR. RADHIKA MADHAVAN 001946/31-3-14 314

TOTAL 9833458

DETAILS OF CHEQUES ISSUED BUT NOT PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT


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