Your turn now/ Marriage certificate/ Senior citizen's card/ donate old clothes/ Suman nagar........

[Gaurang]

Dear 'Die Hard Indian',

1. A great concept by Matunga resident Rushabh Turakhia
(rush...@gmail.com). Your turn now! Spread the kindness!
http://www.diehardindian.com/thoughts/guest/ytn.htm

2. How to get a marriage certificate? Submit the following *attested*
documents at your local BMC office at Bhaudaji Road (Tel 24024353):

- Form 'D' available at the local ward office.
- Original marriage invitation card
- If invitation card is not available, then a notarized declaration on
Rs 100 stamp paper
- Address proof (before and after marriage) of both husband and wife
- Age and Birth proofs of both husband and wife
- Address proof and Photo ID of three witnesses (atleast one from each
side)
- Latest pictures and marriage pictures
- After submitting documents, appointment would be given to appear
with the witnesses, at the ward office.
- Lots of patience

3. How to get a Senior citizen's card? Submit the following *attested*
documents (2 copies) at Matunga Gujarati Sewa Manda, Telang Rd,
Matunga CR (Tel 24023872):

- Fill out Rs 50 form in triplicate
- Address proof
- Age and Birth proofs (have to above 60 years old)
- Three stamp size pictures
- Letter from doctor showing blood group, ailments if any, etc.

4. “Thand to bahut hai lekin ab humko bhi nahi lagti. Ab farak kya
hai, hum aur aap mey?” she giggles and then bursts into a loud laugh..
Looking at her new possession a warm piece of cloth, a basic need, a
symbol of dignity, a leveler !!

No charity, she has earned it. She is one of thousands of people who
earn clothing and other material with dignity as part of GOONJ’s
nationwide initiative Cloth for Work. From a repair of road to digging
a well, hundreds of such acts are making a vast pattern all over the
country. “Building a parallel economy” is how people are describing
it, where second hand material is turning into a powerful resource for
development!!

Do you wish to donate old clothes? You can contact Sion resident Mrs
Priti ben Shah at (pr...@asiapowercom.com)

5. Based on suggestions by Matunga resident Rakesh Shah and Sion
resident Anuj Sheth and follow-ups with DCP Mr Nandkumar Chaugule ji
and then-DCP Mr Harish Baijal, Mumbai traffic police implemented the
no-right turn at Suman Nagar/ Priyadarshani junction. Ofcourse, there
was vigorous follow-up by civic activist Mr Vinod Malshe too.

Thanks and Regards,
Die Hard Indian - Gaurang Damani
93226.58196