Anchoring script flower show

Anchoring scripts on flowershow opening



Flower show



DAY-1

Respected Sri ……………our today’s chief guest ,Distinguished guests, Ladies and gentlemen.

On the behalf of Civil Maintenance , it is my great pleasure to welcome you all to the 11^th edition of the annual flower show program at ……… the first flower show function was held in the year 2002. Since then it is celebrated every year in the month of the February. The main objective behind this festival is to encourage the colony residents to show  their talent related to flowers & also spread awareness among the people.

It is a two day program. First day is inauguration of the show & second day cultural program is held and prizes are distributed to the winners of various competitions held during flower show. On the day of flower show,  numbers of exhibitors participate in different categories. Various varieties of potted plants and cut flowers are exhibited by the competitors during the flower show days. Various kinds of vegetables are also exhibited by the growers for the competitions. Kitchen garden & the ornamental garden competition are also held prior to the flower show & best gardens are awarded prizes. Judgement of the flower show events is done by eminent judges who are experts in horticultural field.

Without taking much of your time, I once again welcome you all and hope you will enjoy this two days flower show.

To start today’s program, first, there will be a dance performance by our school children. I hope you will enjoy this performance.

Wow: What a lovely performance;

Hold your breath for another dance performance by little kids on mera naam chin chin choo- choreographed by Ms. Lata.

I hope you must have enjoyed this beautiful performance.

Now, I would like to call upon our today’s Guest of Honour, Executive director, to address us and formally declare the flower show open for the residents of colony and visiting guests.

Thank you sir and now I would like to invite you all to take a round of the exhibition of flowers.

DAY-2

Respected Sri ……………our today’s chief guest ,Distinguished guests, Ladies and gentlemen.

 I welcome you all to the prize distribution ceremony of flower show. Yesterday, various competitions related to flower show were conducted for colony residents. Today, we will appreciate their efforts by giving away prizes to all the winners. It gives me great pleasure to congratulate all the winners. Besides prize distribution, we have cultural programs in store for your full entertainment.

We will start today’s program with traditional auspicious LAMP-LIGHTENING ceremony. For this I would like to request Mr & Mrs …………. to come on to the stage for lighting the lamp.

LAMP-LIGHTENING

Thank you all.

Now, I would like to invite our executive director to come on to the stage and say few words about the flower show.

Thank you ,sir.

Without taking much of your time, now we will start today’s program with dance performance by our school children.

What a lovely performance.

Now I request Mr. & Mrs……. to come up on the stage and give away the prizes to the winners.

Thank you sir for taking trouble of giving away so many prizes.

Now, Ladies & Gentlemen put your hands together for another dance performance by club.

What a beautiful performance.

Now I requestsri …… ….to come up on the stage and give away the prizes to the winners.

Thank you ,sir

There will be another performance by Ladies club members.

What a fantastic performance.

Now I request  sri…….. to come up on the stage and give away the prizes to the winners.

Thank you ,sir

Now, Ladies  & Gentlemen put your hands together to invite the winner of the Queen of the show and best prize of the show.

Now I would like to call upon Sh …………. Manager  to present the Vote of Thanks

VOTE OF THANKS

I request the prize winners to come fast to the dais so that we don’t squander the valuable time. 

contact: amieclub@gmail.com

Dos & Don'ts While Bursting Crackers

Dos & Don'ts While Bursting Crackers 

Diwali celebration



             Do‘s

·         Buy legally manufactured fireworks.

·         Supervise children while they light fireworks.

·         Light fireworks outside the house.

·         Hold away sparkles from the body.

·         Keep flower pots on a flat ground while lighting.

·         Rockets like fireworks should be lighted during heavy winds and busy areas but in open grounds.

·         Keep fireworks stock away while lighting a particular firework.

·         Wear footwear while lighting fireworks.

·         Keep a water bucket handy. Be Prepared for Emergency.

·         Have Fun but Play Safe, Play Cool! It’s Your Life, Anyway!

·         Light only one firework at a time, by one person. Others should watch from a safe distance.

·         Organize a community display of fireworks rather than individuals handling crackers. Always use a long candle/'phooljhari' for igniting fire crackers and keep elbow joint straight to increase the distance between the body and the crackers.

Don’ts

·         Never make circles in the air.

·         Do not bend over fireworks while lighting it.

·         Don’t go near in hesitation whether it is burnt or not.

·         Don’t light fireworks holding in hand.

·         Don’t wear Nylon clothes prefer cotton while bursting crackers.

·         Never try to light used fireworks.

·         Do not give sparklers to a child under five

·         Don't drive recklessly while taking a burn victim to the hospital

·         Don't ignite fireworks in any container.

·         Don't approach immediately to the misfired fireworks.

·         Don't tamper with misfired fireworks.

·         Don't attempt to make fireworks at home

·         Don't allow small children to handle fireworks.

·         Don't throw or point fireworks at other people.

·         Don't carry fireworks in the pocket.

·         Don't store firecrackers near burning candles and diyas

·         Don't light firecrackers in narrow by lanes.

·         Don't wear synthetic clothing; preferably wear thick cotton clothing

·         Don't wear loosely hanging clothes; secure all clothes properly.

Care for burn if any:

• Keep two buckets of water handy. In the event of fire, extinguish flame by pouring water from the buckets. Every major fire is small when it starts.
• In case of burns, pour large quantity of water on the burnt area.
• In case of major burns, after extinguishing the fire, remove all smouldering clothes. Wrap the victim in a clean bed sheet.
• The patient should be taken to a burns specialist or a major hospital. Don't panicky.
• In case of eye burns, wash the eye with tap water for 10 minutes and take the victim to a hospital.

Diwali Safety

Diwali is thoroughly enjoyed by people of all age groups as they love the splendour and sparkle of fireworks. The earthen lamps called ‘DIYA’ that we light on during Diwali night are generally placed on balcony, gate, Mounty and window ledges. So ensure that these are not near any flammable material like wood, cloth or paper. Usually, decorative lights are used on special occasions only and as such not much care is given to one's life. The electric lights should never be tied to any metal poles as any current leak can energize the pole and give a shock to anyone who touches the pole.



safe diwali

 All accidents due to fireworks occur as a result of carelessness, negligence and ignorance. But these can certainly be avoided by observing some very simple precautions. All of us enjoy the pleasure of light and sound but when disaster strikes the injured has to bear the cross. If you're going to set off fireworks at home this year, please take a few minutes to read through the guidelines.

Store your fireworks safely:
In a closed box, somewhere cool and dry, out of reach of children and animals and away from all sources of heat, until the time they're needed. Locked away is best. Don't keep the box under the stairs or in a passageway.

Pets hate bangs and flashes:
Pets get very frightened on fireworks night, so keep all your pets indoor and close all the curtains to make things calmer. Remember it's not just your own fireworks that cause distress, so you may have to have your pets indoors on several nights when other displays are taking place.


happy diwali

 Think ahead and be prepared:
Before you start, make sure you'll be giving yourself enough room in a safe place to get to and from your box of fireworks while the display is going on. Have a full bucket of water handy for any emergency, and for putting used sparklers into. If you have the chance to get together with some other families, try to go to the home with the biggest open space and safest surroundings.

Never try to re-ignite the fireworks that don't light in the first instance. Never give ANY firework item to small children. Never throw fireworks at another person. Never carry fireworks in your pocket. Never shoot fireworks from metal or glass containers. Never experiment, modify, or attempt to make your own fireworks.

Watch what you wear:
Loose clothing can very easily catch fire, and should not be worn near any fire or fireworks. Long dangly scarves can be risky too. If anyone's clothing does catch fire, follow the rule: Stop - Don't run. Drop to the ground. Roll to put out the flames.

One at a time please:
You (or another adult that you choose) must be the only person letting off fireworks. Don't allow anyone else - especially children - to do so while your display is going on. Let the fireworks off one at a time (not lots at once) and don't rush. Light the tip of each firework at arm's length, using fireworks lighter or fuse wick. Stand well back immediately. If one doesn't go off, don't go back to it - it could still be alive, and could go off unexpectedly on your face. At the end of your fireworks night, quench the dud with lots of water; keep it soaking in a bucket of water. Never throw left over fireworks onto a bonfire.

Different fireworks mean different hazards:
Read the instructions on each one carefully (by flashlight, never an open flame) and follow them properly. Rockets, for instance, should be launched from a rocket launcher, not from a bottle. Sparklers need careful handling - light them one at a time at arm's length; don't give one to any child under 5 years of age; make sure that anyone holding a sparkler wears gloves; and put each spent one into a bucket of water as soon as it's gone out.

No fooling:
Putting fireworks in your pocket is stupid and dangerous. Throwing fireworks at people is stupid and dangerous and illegal; it's a criminal offense to do so.

Fireworks and booze don't mix:
Drinking alcohol presents an added danger when there are fireworks and bonfires around. So don't drink during your fireworks display.

Watch that person:
Keep children well away from fireworks, and never let a child handle or light one. Even sparklers can be dangerous if unsupervised! Do not give sparklers to a child under five. Make sure that children are aware of the dangers.

Don't light flying fireworks if there is a heavy wind.
Never take unnecessary risks while lighting fireworks, just to show off. Pool your pocket money and have a professional perform pyrotechnics for the benefit of many

Drive awareness campaigns in your locality so that fatalities and injuries caused by fireworks could be brought down. All mishaps due to fireworks occur as a result of carelessness, negligence and ignorance. Simple precautions can help avoid these mishaps.

*****Happy Diwali*******

Corporate Social Responsibility

CSR

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) – The Societal Responsibility of Companies

Introduction

The voluntary compliance of social and ecological responsibility of companies is called Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Corporate social responsibility is basically a concept whereby companies decide voluntarily to contribute to a better society and a cleaner environment. Corporate social responsibility is represented by the contributions undertaken by companies to society through its business activities and its social investment. This is also to connect the Concept of sustainable development to the company’s level.
Over the last years an increasing number of companies worldwide started promoting their Corporate Social Responsibility strategies because the customers, the public and the investors expect them to act sustainable as well as responsible.
today it is felt that living in light we cannot keep surrounding dark. CSR can not only refer to the compliance of human right standards, labor and social security arrangements, but also to the fight against climate change, sustainable management of natural resources and consumer protection.
The concept of Corporate Social Responsibility was first mentioned 1953 in the publication ‘Social Responsibilities of the Businessman’ by William J. Bowen. However, the term CSR became only popular in the 1990s, when the German Betapharm, a generic pharmaceutical company decided to implement CSR.

In July 2001, the European Commission decided to launch a consultative paper on Corporate Social Responsibility with the title „Promoting a European Framework for Corporate Social Responsibility“. This paper aimed to launch a debate on how the European Union could promote Corporate Social Responsibility at both the European and international level.

CSR is not new to India; companies like TATA and BIRLA have been imbibing the case for social good in their operations for decades long before CSR become a popular cause. Inspite of having such life size successful examples, CSR in India is in a very nascent stage.

A lack of understanding, inadequately trained personnel, non availability of authentic data and specific information on the kinds of CSR activities, coverage, policy etc. further adds to the reach and effectiveness of CSR programmes. But the situation is changing. And CSR is coming out of the purview of 'doing social good' and is fast becoming a 'business necessity'. The 'business case' for CSR is gaining ground and corporate houses are realising that 'what is good for workers - their community, health, and environment is also good for the business'. A number of companies with good social and environmental records indicate that CSR activities can result in a better performance and can generate more profits and growth. To guarantee the supply of responsible and ethical goods, it is especially important to implement a nationwide system of CSR standards.

How "social responsible" are Companies in reality?

Due to the lack of international CSR guidelines, the practical application of CSR differs and CSR Strategies within most companies still show major deficiencies. There are still complaints about multinational companies wasting the environment and NGOs still denouncing human rights abuses in companies.

CSR or in prompting companies to adopt socially responsible practices:

 Critics suggest that better governmental and international regulation and enforcement, rather than voluntary measures are necessary to ensure that companies behave in a socially responsible manner. Corporate social responsibility should therefore not be seen as a substitute to regulation concerning social rights or environmental standards. In countries where such regulations do not exist, efforts should focus on putting the proper regulatory framework in place on the basis of which socially responsible practices can be developed.

 LOTS OF AREAS ARE VACANT TO HELP/UPGRADE/UPLIFT/EDUCATE

Lift people out of poverty and eradicate poverty altogether: A number of people are struggling from the problem of unemployment. The possibility maybe explored to engage them

·         Protect the planet's natural resources: Going green is easier than you think. There are little things you can do every day to help reduce greenhouse gases and make a less harmful impact on the environment. Taking care of the Earth is not just a responsibility -- it's a privilege. ­In that spirit

·         Ensure equal opportunity for everyone and sufficient jobs: The individuals or offices or organization should treat all as same. The service can be prioritized on ‘first come first get basis’.

·         Provide clean water and sufficient food: Installation of hand pumps/bore well/tube wells/submersible pumps, construction of elevated water tanks, providing water tap connection, rainwater harvesting projects/kits, aqua guard water purifiers/water coolers to schools/community centre etc.

·         Provide  quality healthcare and education for all: Organising Medical/Health Camps on Family Planning, Immunization, AIDS awareness, Pulse Polio, Eye, Blood Donation, Pre and Post-natal Care, Homeopathic Medicine etc., distribution of free condoms, providing anti-mosquito fogging treatment, toilets, medicines to primary health centres, mosquito nets, ambulances to Medical Centres/Hospitals/NGOs, hearing aids/wheel chairs to physically challenged, financial assistance to hospitals, medical equipments etc.

·         Ensure access to energy: One in five people currently lack access to electricity. Demand for electricity will increase significantly. Three billion people still use wood, charcoal, coal or animal waste as a cooking tool. Providing them with electricity will reduce a significant amount of toxic and carbon emissions. It will also help reduce the two million deaths per year which occur due to the toxicity of these materials. Technology transfers, as well as significant support and implementation by the government and other organizations, can help in the adoption of renewable energies; and

·         Empower women and girls and secure their equal social status: today females work together with males. They have right to enjoy their life. They should be protected at their working places.

·         Release of one-time grant to Below Poverty Line (BPL) families in the rural areas: the company or individual can contribute one time donation to needy.

·         preserve and promote the National Heritage:

·         Government or private co: organizations must prioritise these issues, tailor them according to social demand and start emphasizing a united approach to executing environment and development agendas.

Pollution from fossil fuels. A transformation of our culture of energy consumption shows us a path towards “People” Smart Energy, leading to an energy industry revolution.

Electrification for small house

Electrification for small house

Lighting Circuit

Electrification

                  

• Per Circuit Not more than 10 Points of Lighting or Total 800Watt which is less

Power Circuit

• For Residential Per Circuit Less than 2 No of 5A/15A Plug Socket
• For Non Residential Per Circuit Less than 1 No of 5A/15A Plug Socket

Plug Socket

• In Residential wiring ,wiring of Socket outlet shall be done by copper Cable only

Min Size of Wire

• For Lighting Circuit Smallest size of conductor shall be 1.5 Sq.mm
• For Power Circuit Smallest size of conductor shall be 4 Sq.mm

Plug Socket

• 5A/6A or 15A/16A Socket shall be installed at following heights: 
• For Non Residential building 23cm above Floor,

      .     For Kitchen 23cm above  Platform

• For Bathroom not Socket is provided in bathroom MCB/IC will be 2.1 meter from fixed appliance and at least 1 meter away from Shower.

                 

Operating Rod

• Operating Rod/Handle of Distribution Board at the height of min 2meter

D.B Clearance

• Clear Distance in front of Switch Board/D.B shall be min 1 meter.
• If there may be bare connection at back of Switch Board than space behind S/W shall be either less than 20cm or more than 75cm.
• No fuse Body shall be mounted within 2.5 com edge of D.B or Panel
• Clearance between 2.5 cm is maintained between opposite polarity.

Switch Box

• Switch Box or Regular Box shall be mounted normally 1.25 meter from floor level.

Fan Hook

• For Fan Hook in concrete roof 12mm diameter MS Rod in ‘U’ Shape, horizontally Leg at top at least 19 cm on either side.

Bends in Conduits

• Bending radius not less than 7.5 cm

Fixing Conduits on Surface

• Conduits shall be fixed by saddles not less than 1meter interval but in case of coupler/Bends in either side of saddles, The saddle shall be fitted 30 cm from fitting.

Junction Box

• Depth of Junction Box shall be min 65mm as per IS: 2667.

Non Metallic Conduit Accessories

• Normally grip Type.
• PVC Box IS:5133 (PartII) thickness not less than 2mm,Clear depth of PVC Boxes not less than 60mm.

Non Metallic Surface Conduit

• Conduits shall be fixed by saddles not less than 60cm interval but in case of coupler/Bends in either side of saddles, the saddle shall be fitted 15 cm from fitting.

Earthing

• Type of earthling are Pipe earthling/Plate earthling/Strip earthling
• Two nos. of Body earthling of T/C, Panel, D.G are connected to earth Bus.
• The minimum Cross-section are of protective conductor (Not contained within cable or wire) 2mm Dia(14SWG) for Copper, 2.5mm Dia (12SWG) for G.I
• Earthing Pit shall not be closer than 1.5meter from Building.

• Plate electrode shall be buried in ground with face vertical and it’s top not less than 3meter below ground level.
• Earthing Pit Size shall be not less than 30cmX30cmX30cm.
• Thickness of MS cover of earthling pit- 6mm with locking arrangements.
• Earthing resistance of each electrode-less than 5Ω and for Rocky Soil - 8Ω

   Calculation of Load:

• Find out built up area in Sqft.of per flat per House/Dwelling unit.
• Multiply area in Sqft. by Load/Sqft according to following Table

Type of Load	Load/Sq ft
Industrial	100 Watt/Sq ft
Commercial	30 Watt/Sq ft
Domestic	15 Watt/Sq ft

• Apply the diversity factor and Compute the load of all dwelling units in the area.

Type of Load	Diversity Factor
Industrial	0.5
Commercial	0.8
Domestic	0.4

• Add the load of common services such as Auditorium, Street Lights, Lifts and Water Pumps etc. For simplicity purpose 0.5kW/dwelling units may be considered as common load.
• Compute the “Total Load” of the area by adding load observed at above.
• Apply the power factor of 0.8 to determine the load in kVA.
• Compute the Load in kVA= “Total Load”/0.8
• Take transformer loading of 65%

typical lay out