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The RWA sector 40 is committed to having community activities every month in the sector. Ever since this team has taken charge , there have been many occasions where residents have met each other and benefitted ….be it a tambola session, a doctors talk or Diwali utsav. Keeping the tradition alive, RWA organised a post Diwali Tambola session for residents and their families .President RWA Mr Tilak Raj thanked the residents for coming in large numbers and showing interest in the activities organised by their own RWA. People were relaxed after the festivities and were in a mood for such session. More than 70 people attended and enjoyed. This was expected as residents had requested it to be a regular feature. These sessions give the residents an opportunity to meet their friends which ultimately results in the community living feel. Madhu and Jyoti Bhatia , while playing the hosts for the session, also sponsored the event by way of providing snacks and tea in the end.
Sector 40 RWA organised a health talk in the community centre. We were very fortunate to have Dr Belal Bin Asaf, an internationally acclaimed Chest Oncologist surgeon and Lung transplant specialist from a leading hospital, as the speaker. His topic was ‘ Healthy lungs after 60…..Your key to active living’. He has conducted various studies on the impact of air pollution on our health. The revelations were shocking. According to the study each individual is inhaling smoke equal to one cigarette per day. He also emphasised upon the need to take care of our lungs along with our heart. He stressed upon the need to take measures to control air pollution at all the levels…be it our homes, offices, roads or parks. One thing that our authorities can do is to cover all the naked land with grass plantation to avoid loose dust particles float in air resulting in us inhaling bad quality air. We should check the AQI levels before stepping out. Use of N95 mask reduces the risk of lungs getting smoky. The images of lungs Dr Bilal showed made everyone present worried . Image of lungs of a 14 years old teenager showed black spots all over whereas the healthy lungs are pink in colour. This teenager is not smoking . He is only breathing in the normal air. Dr Bilal also urged the audience to include breathing exercises in their routine to strengthen the lungs along with healthy balanced meals. It is high time we take charge of the situation and do our bit to safeguard ourselves and our children.
RWA sector 40 organised grand karwachauth and Diwali Utsav on Friday 3rd October. With the continuous support from all the committee members and residents,the Diwali/Karva chauth Utsav was a grand success. At the outset the idea of holding the Utsav in the Central Park instead of the Community Centre contributed greatly to the success of the Utsav. The ample space of park allowed the people to enjoy the facilities without any overcrowding. The decor was pleasing and the music loud to create a MELA feel. A variety of arrangements were made for the children to enjoy the Utsav to the fullest. Bouncy, toy train , trampoline and camel ride were the main attractions for the children. Children also enjoyed Diya painting competition. Same Diya’s were provided to the participants and with their imagination, some Diya’s were absolute master pieces. Rare talent was on display during small children's solo dance appearance. A tongue twister competition was also organised for the ladies. All the winners were given prizes. A wide selection of delicious snacks from Delhi 6 were available for people to enjoy. Stalls of jewellery, clothes and gift items drew huge crowds. The prices were nominal and the quality top notch. The cultural program presented by professional artists was a first of its kind in any festival in our sector. The troupe from Mumbai made everyone dance to the beats. Management committee really worked very hard for the success of this Utsav. Very special and grateful thanks to Mr Sandeep Seth , treasurer RWA, for his full support towards every aspect of this Utsav. There were raffle draws at regular intervals to keep the crowd engaged and hopeful ! A list of Sponsors was displayed near the stage and RWA president Mr Tilak Raj thanked all of them for their enthusiastic support for this Utsav’s success. Residents’ participation was enthusiastic and disciplined leading to the huge success of the Utsav. There were many people from nearby sectors as well as the event was advertised in neighbouring sectors too. Overall it was a brilliant idea to hold a karwachauth and Diwali mela together and a bit early . People could enjoy the festivities and could plan their shopping as well.
Dandiya Night, organised by the RWA team, was a great success. More than 120 women, children and young couples participated in fun filled Dandiya Night. Mrs Nigam, Jyoti Gupta, Kavita Muttreja and friends decorated ‘ mata ka Darbaar’ with beautiful Durga idol, flowers, Diyas etc. The hall was decorated with buntings and hangings arranged by Madhu mittal. It was heartening to welcome residents from our neighbouring sectors also who participated in Dandiya Night. All participants dressed in coloureful outfits were looking very festival ready. It was a wonderful sight to see senior citizens and young couples enjoying the event equally. Even if some one was not dancing actively, the music kept them tapping their feet. The program started with jyoti prajjwalan by RWA president Tilak Raj ji , Mr Sandeep Seth and Mr Vimal jain assisted by Mrs Rashmi Nigam . This was followed by Durga Pooja and Shlok and mantra recital . Prasad was distributed to all present. And then it was the turn for Dandiya, which lasted for more than two hours. RWA had arranged dandiya sticks but like professional dancers, our residents brought their own too. Music was good … a mix of Bollywood dandiya songs both old and new and songs by the dandiya queen Phalguni Pathak. RWA president said that the committee was grateful to the whole cultural group headed by Mrs Jyoti Bhatia for making all arrangements to make this program a grand and successful event. Hot mix pakoras and jal jeera were served to all present. RWA looks forward to more such occasions of community unity.
RWA Sector 40 organised a holistic wellness session in the community centre on 22nd august. For this RWA invited a reputed naturopath ans wellness coach Dr Leena Kesar , founder of Nirmal Heath, Faridabad. She talked about diet, weight management, diabetes control and healthy life practices. She also talked about holistic health through naturopathy. She stressed upon the need to have balanced diet , avoiding various food combinations and many myths regarding food practices. Her talk was simple and effective. The audience could relate to what she was saying. She also answered the queries very specifically and patiently. It was sad to see very few residents attending the important event where our health was being talked about. Only 20 residents were there. We request the residents to come in large numbers for such events . Our RWA will also get encouraged to arrange such important talks and sessions in future.
79th Independence Day of our nation was celebrated with great enthusiasm and fervour by our sector RWA and our residents. The programme started with guard of honour followed by flag hoisting by the chief guest Shri Subhash Chaudhary, a social worker and a business man from D block. National anthem was sung led by Mrs Nigam and group. The cultural programme followed. Mr Tilak Raj, president RWA was invited to welcome the president and say a few words. He spoke about how we attained independence and how important it is for us to value it. He also welcomed the chief guest and requested him to share his mantra of success in life . Mrs Anitta kapoor, Vice president RWA presented Mr chaudhary a bouquet who then proceeded to the stage to share his thoughts. He congratulated all present and shared his thoughts on how he succeeded in life. His mantra to success is’ always be grateful and humble’ . He also thanked the RWA for giving him this honour to be there as chief guest and address the gathering. There was a colourful cultural programme presented by our sector children. Their dances, songs, poems and speeches left everyone speechless. Maharashtra sisters did a good job of anchoring the programme, making my job easier. Umesh our office manager sang a patriotic song . Mrs Nigam and ladies presented a melodious song’ tu zinda hai’ . Meritorious students of our sector, who scored 95% and above in 10th and 12th classes were honoured and given medals and certificates. There were sports [ TT, Chess, Carrom] and painting and craft competitions held the previous week. Winners were awarded medals and trophies with certificates.Mr Chaudhary, Mr Tilak Raj, Mrs Anitta Kapoor, Mr Mohinder Singh and Mr Sandeep Seth gave away the prizes. The beautiful paintings and ‘ best out of waste’ creations by children were displayed in the community centre for everyone to see. Mr Mohinder Singh , secretary RWA, gave vote of thanks to the chief guest and to all the residents present. He also thanked the RWA office staff for their continued support. In the end there were snack boxes for everyone. And all the participants were given chocolates too.
The newly elected managing committee is full on in work mode as they held their first meeting with noida authority officials from various departments. RWA president Mr Tilak Raj, Gen secretary Mr Mohinder singh, Treasurer Mr Sandeep seth , Mr VK Singh and Mr Vimal jain from A block, Mrs Rani Rai from C block and Mr Rakesh Bhalla from E block were present.FONRWA president was also invited. Officials were invited to apprise them of the various areas in the sector where the immediate action /attention is required. Since the residents have chosen their representatives from various blocks to take their grievances and suggestions forward, the RWA president Mr Tilak Raj briefed the officials from various departments about the shortcomings and the residents expectations and the officials were all ears to the issues patiently. The points raised were FOR HEALTH DEPARTMENT Nallah on Dadri road is causing serious health hazards by emitting poisonous gases and also damaging ACs and other metal gadgets. It needs to be covered. This is a long pending issue which needs to be addressed. Cleaning of rain water drain, de silting of drains, check on the behaviour and efficiency of sweepers being other main issues. JAL AND SEWER DEPTT The caved in road at B and C block entry points is posing a serious safety threat and needs to be repaired on priority basis to avoid any mishap in monsoons. After the new roads laying, the manholes i the middle of the roads have sunk in by 2-5 inches inviting accidents. And also after the roads are raised by a few inches, the rain water is clogged at the main gate of houses. DG set to be reinstalled at the water pumping station to ensure uninterrupted supply of ganga water to the residents even if electricity is shut down. Sewer pipes are not laid out in the outer periphery causing water logging and stink. CIVIL AND MAINTENANCE DEPTT The boundary wall on the green belt to be raised a bit-to stop anyone from throwing Mumba etc outside which in turn falls in the open drain. There should be a provision of a gate for JCB to enter the green belt for cleaning purpose. HORTICULTURE DEPTT There are 72 dead trees in the sector demanding immediate replacement. The hedge on the outer periphery of Central Park needs replanting. Water harvesting system in Dblock park to be made operational again. The jogging track , swings and slides need immediate repair / maintenance. ELECTRICITY DEPTT Around 25 electricity poles still need replacement although many poles have been replaced earlier. Transformer cages need de weeding and cleaning. The ACEO MR ………….assured of a seperate meeting with representatives from electricity department. These and many more points were taken up. The officials noted down all the points and ACEO assured the RWA team that he will personally monitor the development in various departments. RWA president assured him of all the co operation from the managing committee to which the ACEO said that he was glad at this offer as we all are doing public service and our co operation will bring better results. The meeting was very positive and meaningful. Seperate letters were given to department incharges for them to take action accordingly.
Dear Residents, The recent General Body Meeting marked a significant transition as the two-year tenure of the current committee concluded, paving the way for a new committee to take charge. The meeting began with our outgoing President, Mr. Ashok Sharma, expressing his gratitude to the residents for their continuous support and guidance. He also extended his thanks to his team members for their excellent work in their respective departments. Special appreciation was given to Mr. Sandeep Seth for his unwavering support in income tax and accounting matters, despite not being an elected member. This truly embodies the spirit of community living—delivering when expected and receiving due acknowledgment and recognition. Mr. Arun Karla's continuous support was also well-mentioned and appreciated. Mr. Sharma also highlighted Ms. Poonam Sharma's exemplary handling of her portfolio as General Secretary of the RWA, which was met with a loud round of applause, stamping her efficiency. Following this, Mr. Sharma invited Mrs. Jyoti Bhatia, the election officer, to declare the results. Mrs Bhatia thanked the committee for their trust in her abilities and announced the new team for 2025-2027. The new team was elected unopposed as there was only one nomination for each post. Mr. Chandrashekhar had initially filed a nomination for A Block representative but later withdrew his nomination in support of the new team. Election officer congratulated the new team and then administered the oath of office to the new team members and emphasized the importance of cooperation and collective efforts from all the residents. The new team members are: **Executives** * President: Mr. Tilak Raj * Vice President: Mrs. Anita Kapoor * General Secretary: Mr. Mohinder Singh * Treasurer: CA Sandeep Seth **Block Representatives** * A Block: Mr. VK Singh Mr vimal jain B Block…Adv VK Malik C Block…Mrs Rani Rai D Block…Mrs Maya Sharma E Block…Mr Rakesh Bhalla F Block..Brig RR SINHA Mr Tilak raj in his opening address thanked mrs jyoti Bhatia for carrying out the responsibilities of the election officer in fair and transparent manner. He also appreciated the tasks carried out by the previous committee and opened his heart’s desire to run the RWA on the principle of participative management. Proposals ans suggestions will be received on website for the decisions to be taken. Brig SINHA, the security incharge, sought advise and suggestions from the residents regarding manning the gates, closure of gates and the traffic flow control in the sector. The GBM THEN CONCLUDED WITH THANKS TO THE MEMBERS FOR SPARING THEIR TIME AND SUPPORTING THE NEW COMMITTEE AND LISTENING TO IT’S VISION. LUNCH WAS SERVED AFTER THAT.
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