Guest guest Posted October 30, 2007 Report Share Posted October 30, 2007 Dear members, Re: /message/7990 This is in continuation of the email exchanges and the issues raised by Ashok Rau and Sanghamitra. I fully agree that the issues raised are very pertinent and needs to be reexamined without any bias. As organizations implementing C & S in Karnataka, we have the right to know the background of the evaluators and their competence. We also need to be fully involved in this process of evaluation and it should not have been the one-sided process that it was. In fact, many of us were not even aware that we were evaluated. Irrespective of what category that our centers have been placed at, NACO and SACS have a responsiblity to the patients and should clarify all the issues raised. Thanks, Dr.R.Balasubramaniam President Swami Vivekananda Youth Movement Hanchipura Road, Saragur, H D Kote Taluk, Mysore District - 571 121 Karnataka, INDIA Ph: 91 8228 265412, 265413, 265877 Mobile: 094480 79611 Email:drrbalu@... www.svym.net Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 31, 2007 Report Share Posted October 31, 2007 Dear Forum Members, This is a response to all the mails what I have been going through past 3 years. I feel unnescarily individuals and organizations are trying to brand HIV/AIDS as one and only the major issue in our country which will result more stigma for HIV infected and affected. It is high time that we should be willing to accept that HIV as equal as any other terminal illness,kindly remember all other terminal illness had same or even impact during its begining. Humble request to all of u once again to stop branding HIV which will result reduction productivity in all the aspect. Thanks & Regards Joshy Basil e-mail: <joshybasil@...> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 31, 2007 Report Share Posted October 31, 2007 Dear FORUM, I absolutely agree with Joshy Basil as to why are we unnecessarily both individuals and organizations trying to brand HIV/AIDS as one and only the major issue in our country which will result more stigma for HIV infected and affected. I have served for about 7years in the field or HIV/AIDS as Scientist and infact beginned my career with HIV/AIDS as a field and always felt that HIV/AIDS is a major issue but now when I look back after working in other fields that there are many other equally important issues which are affecting our growth. Crore's of Rupees are spent on the HIV/AIDS and on ARV treatment to prolong their lives… I am not saying that we should not help but at the same time want to put light on the other issues which are equally important and need attention for the betterment of the society and country in general. I just want to ask everyone as what are we doing about other equally serious issues like unemployment, poverty, drop out students, child labor and street children, harassment etc. NGOs are in every field and working for the cause but it that enough? Government is trying but is that enough. I guess government should work much harder towards this…specially vigilance over the corruption which is another aspect of hampered growth and finally what are we as a citizen? Are we aware of the rights and responsibilities? I think if every month if we visit one nearest NGO and ask for information, we will one the ways t we will know the about the other issues and rights and responsibilities. Thank you Yasmeen Shaikh e-mail: yasmiins@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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