AOI MPM OCTOBER GB+CME 17.10.12

The AOI Malappuram Chapter News:

The General Body Meeting with CME was conducted on 17th October 2012, Wednesday at 8.00pm in Rose Lounge, Malappuram. 25 Members attended the Meeting.
The meeting started with CME on  'Radiology - ENT Perspective' by Dr. Hari, Consultant Radiologist in MIMS Kottakkal. Followed by discussion on the topic

GB Discussed & Decided on   

1.       ORIENT ACCOUNT SETTLING & CLOSING 

2.       Dissolution of ORIENT Organising Committee in Next GB as Dr. Sharaf.P.K is out of Station 

3.       AOI Malappuram Chapter –  to make it a Registered Body& formation of a Trust in favour of AOI Malappuram Chapter (Formation of a Charitable Trust) 

4.     An Executive Committee was formed for AOI Malappuram Chapter 

5.       All Monthly Meetings          To start at 8 pm & as Family Meetings with CME  

6.       ENT Workshop  -              ?March 2013 (Dr. Girish Raj to report the details in Next GB) 

                                                Hands on FESS / Neck Dissection/ Temporal Bone Dissection  

7.       Reception to state Office Bearers            -     in GB Meeting November 2012            

8.      Requested members to attend  AOI Malabar Peripheral Meet on 28^th Oct in Kanhangad 

9.      To strengthen  Membership drive for enrolling New member

INDIAN CAVE DESTINATIONS

Long time ago, man was just using caves for protection and for shelter. But even though people need the caves for the above mentioned necessities even today, there are many tourists who simply love to go and visit the famous caves across different parts in India. People love visiting these cave destinations to experience the taste of adventure and mystery and also to experience its culture and spirituality.

1. Ajanta caves:

Ajanta Caves that comes near Aurangabad district of Maharashtra are basically a 30 rock-cut cave monuments which were formed during 2nd century BCE to the 600 CE. These caves also include painting and sculptures that are considered to be Buddhist religious art. These caves are been recognized by World Heritage Site by UNESCO and it is also a protected monument under the 

2.Ellora Caves:

Ellora caves are situated at the North-Western part of the city of Maharashtra. These caves were built during the Rashtrakuta Dynasty. Even these caves are one among the World Heritage Site. It has been recognized that Ellora represents the epitome of Indian rock-cut architecture. This is also a protected monument of the Archaeological Survey of India. This cave consists of 34 caves. 

3.Badami Cave Temples:

Badami cave temples are the temples located at Badami, which is a town in Bagalkot district of the Northern part of Karnataka. Badami was the capital of the Chalukyas who ruled the State of Karnatake during the 6th and 8th centuries. The cave temples over here are carved out of soft Badami sandstone hills above. 

4.Kanheri Caves:

These caves are situated in the midst of this commercial capital of India, Mumbai. The caves are located near the Borivali on the western outskirts of Mumbai. The caves are located in the midst of green forests of the sanjay Gandhi national Park. These caves demonstrate the Buddhist influence on the art and culture. Monsoon is the perfect season to visit these caves.

5.Borra Caves:

Borra Caves are also called as Borra Guhalu in Telugu as it is situated in the Visakhapatnam district of the State of Andhra Pradesh. These caves are considered as one of the largest and deepest caves in the country.

INDIAN CAVE DESTINATIONS

Long time ago, man was just using caves for protection and for shelter. But even though people need the caves for the above mentioned necessities even today, there are many tourists who simply love to go and visit the famous caves across different parts in India. People love visiting these cave destinations to experience the taste of adventure and mystery and also to experience its culture and spirituality.

1. Ajanta caves:

Ajanta Caves that comes near Aurangabad district of Maharashtra are basically a 30 rock-cut cave monuments which were formed during 2nd century BCE to the 600 CE. These caves also include painting and sculptures that are considered to be Buddhist religious art. These caves are been recognized by World Heritage Site by UNESCO and it is also a protected monument under the 

2.Ellora Caves:

Ellora caves are situated at the North-Western part of the city of Maharashtra. These caves were built during the Rashtrakuta Dynasty. Even these caves are one among the World Heritage Site. It has been recognized that Ellora represents the epitome of Indian rock-cut architecture. This is also a protected monument of the Archaeological Survey of India. This cave consists of 34 caves. 

3.Badami Cave Temples:

Badami cave temples are the temples located at Badami, which is a town in Bagalkot district of the Northern part of Karnataka. Badami was the capital of the Chalukyas who ruled the State of Karnatake during the 6th and 8th centuries. The cave temples over here are carved out of soft Badami sandstone hills above. 

4.Kanheri Caves:

These caves are situated in the midst of this commercial capital of India, Mumbai. The caves are located near the Borivali on the western outskirts of Mumbai. The caves are located in the midst of green forests of the sanjay Gandhi national Park. These caves demonstrate the Buddhist influence on the art and culture. Monsoon is the perfect season to visit these caves.

5.Borra Caves:

Borra Caves are also called as Borra Guhalu in Telugu as it is situated in the Visakhapatnam district of the State of Andhra Pradesh. These caves are considered as one of the largest and deepest caves in the country.

AOI MPM FAMILY MEET(9.9.12)

Dear AOI Member,
Thanks for all those attended the family meet on 9th September at CeeVee Land, Vettom.
Many families couldn't attend able reasons due to unavoid& this was properly communicated to me. Thanks again.
Hope that those who attended could enjoy the programme.
We were little late to start the programme because of heavy rain that whole day.
Thanks to Dr. Mohanakrishnan Sir, Azeez, Rajeev & Volunteers(Chachu, Appu & Hari) for helping to organise the event

Here are some photo snaps.. enjoy!

Sharafkpdr

Eid Mubarak

Happy Eid Mubarak to all AOI Malappuram Members

Dear President,

Where is our President, Ex-Secretary etc.

"AOI MPM TEAM" behind the success of ORIENT 2012

Sitting - Dr. Sharaf.P.K, Dr. Mohanakrishnan, Dr. K.A.Seethi, Dr. A. Ravi, Dr. Arunkumar, Dr. Mohiyudheen
Standing - Master of Ceremony, Dr. Sharafudheen.K.P, Dr. M.P.Manoj, Dr. Mohd. Sayeer, Dr. Shajid.P, Dr. Rajeev.T, Dr. Prabhakaran.C, Dr. Girishraj, Dr. Azeez.M.A, Dr. Manzoor Kurikkal,  Dr. Hamid Ibrahim, Dr. Shamseer.M.A
Missing team members - Dr. M.Nampoothiri, Dr. O.S. Rajendran, Dr. M.A. Gopalakrishnan, Dr. Hema Sasidharan, Dr. Narayanan.P, Dr. Pradeep.M.C, Dr. Vishalakshi Mohandas, Dr. Santhosh Kumar