Thursday, November 24, 2011
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Our Contributions to Society
Our Contributions to Society:
In the memory of Shaheed Sushil's martyrdom for India, a Foundation has been established and registered in 2009 under the Societies Act having its head quarters and registered office at Gwalior-Madhya Pradesh (birth place), with city-wise chapters based at Kalyan-Mumbai (work place) and Bhusawar-Rajasthan (native place).
Every year on the day of his demise (26 November), a 'Civilian Bravery Award' function is organized at Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh. On this occasion the brave persons, talented children, outstanding youths and other extraordinary persons will be awarded. Also on his Date of Birth i.e. on 8th Nov 2011, some competitions are organized every year across institutions.
First tribute programme and Award function was organized by the foundation at Gwalior on 26th Nov 2009 and at Kalyan (Mumbai) on 29th Nov 2009. For this function, our Chief Guest was Hon’ble Justice Shri S.K. Gangele Judge (Now Administrative Judge) M.P. High Court Bench at Gwalior and the Guest of Honour was Justice Hon’ble Shri S.C. Sharma, Judge M.P. High Court Bench at Gwalior (Now at Indore Bench). The function was presided by the Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor Colonel Shri S.N. Mukherji of LNI. University Gwalior.
In continuation, second tribute and award program was organized by the foundation on 25th Nov 2010 at Bhusawar, at Gwalior on 26th Nov 2010, and at Kalyan on 28th Nov 2010. For the second function, our Chief Guest was Hon’ble Justice Shri R.B. Dixit (former Judge M.P. High Court and Lok Ayukta Chhatisgarh and the Guest of Honour/ presided by the Principal Accountant General (Audit) of M.P.
This year as well, the foundation is organizing the third tribute and Award program on Saturday, 26th Nov at Madhav Law College, Gwalior.
In the memory of Shaheed Sushil's martyrdom for India, a Foundation has been established and registered in 2009 under the Societies Act having its head quarters and registered office at Gwalior-Madhya Pradesh (birth place), with city-wise chapters based at Kalyan-Mumbai (work place) and Bhusawar-Rajasthan (native place).
Every year on the day of his demise (26 November), a 'Civilian Bravery Award' function is organized at Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh. On this occasion the brave persons, talented children, outstanding youths and other extraordinary persons will be awarded. Also on his Date of Birth i.e. on 8th Nov 2011, some competitions are organized every year across institutions.
First tribute programme and Award function was organized by the foundation at Gwalior on 26th Nov 2009 and at Kalyan (Mumbai) on 29th Nov 2009. For this function, our Chief Guest was Hon’ble Justice Shri S.K. Gangele Judge (Now Administrative Judge) M.P. High Court Bench at Gwalior and the Guest of Honour was Justice Hon’ble Shri S.C. Sharma, Judge M.P. High Court Bench at Gwalior (Now at Indore Bench). The function was presided by the Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor Colonel Shri S.N. Mukherji of LNI. University Gwalior.
In continuation, second tribute and award program was organized by the foundation on 25th Nov 2010 at Bhusawar, at Gwalior on 26th Nov 2010, and at Kalyan on 28th Nov 2010. For the second function, our Chief Guest was Hon’ble Justice Shri R.B. Dixit (former Judge M.P. High Court and Lok Ayukta Chhatisgarh and the Guest of Honour/ presided by the Principal Accountant General (Audit) of M.P.
This year as well, the foundation is organizing the third tribute and Award program on Saturday, 26th Nov at Madhav Law College, Gwalior.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Incident Summary
On Wednesday, 26th Nov 2008, Sushil Kumar Sharma (Assistant Chief Ticket Inspector, CST Mumbai) was on shift duty (4pm – 12am). He had finished having snacks near the station manager’s office when he heard the gunshots. His colleague asked him to take cover and rush to the safety of the office. It may have saved his life. But Sharma chose to refuse. He immediately headed to the control room to inform the staff of the firing and alert them about the danger posed to incoming trains. Despite several requests from staff at the control office not to go out, Shri Sharma without caring for his life was rushing towards the Mail Line Concourse to offer help to the injured. However, before he could help other passengers in saving their lives, two bullets hit him immobilizing him instantly. One bullet hit his shoulder and the other perforated his lungs. Minutes later, Sharma was trying to hold on to life. While the incident could have occurred between 9.30 pm and 10 p.m., no medical aid arrived till about 2.30 a.m. when the railways resumed their operations. At this time, his family members, who were frenetically calling his phone, finally heard a voice at the other end. However, it belonged to a police officer, informing them that the former had been severely injured in the incident. However, the family again got a call in the early hours of Thursday informing them about Sharma's death at Nair hospital where he was reportedly admitted after the incident.
Foundation Objectives
Mission:
l To recognize/award civilians who have demonstrated act(s) of bravery and contributed positively for the society
l To instill good values in children and encourage them to lead by example
l To extend a helping hand in support and promoting financially weak children
l To undertake research work on different social and law problems
l To develop an institution for continuous development and security of society
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