In this post we are going to cover the following:
- In our last post on financial expenditures and receipts (read here) we had published a list of donors who contributed till 10 PM IST of 4th June, 2020. In List A of this post we will update that list up to 7 PM IST of 9th June, 2020. This List will also have the updated situation of the cash in hand.
- List B will have cumulative and up to date expenditure status of our project.
- List C will have outlines of our next plan of action in Hingalganj.
List A:
Donations received during 05/06/2020 to 7 PM IST 09/06/2020
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Name of Donor
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Date of deposit
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Amount
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47
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Tapan Sarkar
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5/6
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2000/
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48
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Sharanya Ray (anonymous)
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5/6
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1000/
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49
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Gautam Datta
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5/6
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10000/
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50
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Dr. Mathew P. John
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5/6
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5000/
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51
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Sounik Mukherjee
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5/6
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500/
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52
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Bapi Ray
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6/6
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1000/
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53
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Paul Yachnin
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8/6
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11350/
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54
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Sushmita Banerjee
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8/6
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5000/
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55
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Dibyendu Chatterjee
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9/6
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1102/
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List B: Up to date account status (9th June 2020)
The Hingalganj Initiative- Expenses incurred for the first
relief operation (31/5 to 2/6/2020)
|
Name of item
|
Quantity
|
Rate/unit
|
Amount Paid in Rs.
|
1
|
Chire
|
300 kgs
|
Rs.35/kg
|
10500/
|
2
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Gur
|
8 cases (150kg)
|
Rs.450/case
|
3600/
|
3
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Salt
|
300kgs
|
Rs.5/kg
|
1500/
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4
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Milk Powder
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300 sachets
|
Rs.38/100gm sachet
|
11400/
|
5
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Sugar
|
150 kg
|
Rs.23/kg
|
3500/
|
6
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Biscuit (Good Day)
|
300 packets
|
Rs.20
|
6000/
|
7
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ORS sachet
|
3000 sachets
|
Rs.3.13
|
9390/
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8
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Plastic bags of various sizes for packing of individual items
|
600 pieces
|
|
800/
|
9
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Cotton bags for family packs
|
300 pieces
|
Rs.12/Bag
|
3600/
|
10
|
Torch
|
261 pieces
|
Rs.66/pc
|
17400/
|
11
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Mosquito Net
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300 pieces
|
Rs.144/pc
|
43200/
|
12
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Truck for transport of relief material. Bally to Sandeler Bil village
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Matador
|
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4100/
|
13
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Transport cost of 7 volunteers
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2500/
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14
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Boat hire
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1000/
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15
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Transport from Village to Ferry Ghat- Matador
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1200/
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16
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Cycle Van – Matador to Ferry Ghat
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150/
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Total
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1,19,840/
(Rupees one lakh nineteen thousand eight hundred forty only)
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The Hingalganj
Initiative- Expenses incurred for the first Medical Camp (6/6/2020 &
7/6/2020)
|
Name of Item
|
Quantity
|
Rate/unit
|
Amount paid in Rs.
|
1
|
Torch
|
100 pcs
|
56/pc
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5600/
|
2
|
ORS
|
750 sachets
|
3.08/sachet
|
2315/
|
3
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Medicines
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12770/
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4
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Medicines
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757/
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5
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Bandages, gloves, betadine sol, cotton, hand rub etc
|
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1494/
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6
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Face shield
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8 pcs
|
40/pc
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320/
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7
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Syringes, Lomotil, Tetvac inj.
|
|
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177.48/
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8
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Amitryptiline Tabs
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3000 tabs
|
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4128/
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9
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Boat on Goureshwar river
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200/
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10
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Transport to road near Bainara
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1000/
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11
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Transport to and from Kolkata including 1 night stay at Hingalganj (1
Xylo+ 1
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2 cars
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@Rs.160/hour for 40 hours
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12800/
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12
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Transport cost (to & fro) from Sandeler Bil cyclone shelter to
Amebria Nodighat on Day 1 and Rupmari Ghat on Day for 2 cars.
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2 cars
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@600/car
|
1200/
|
13
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Boat on Kalindi River
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100/
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Total
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42861/
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Observation : There seems to be a discrepency of Rs.90/ (Rupees Ninety only) in my book keeping. I must have missed something or miscalculated somewhere.
List C:
- We are currently in the process of developing and planning two more trips to Hingalganj in the month of June.
- The first trip will focus on a plastic cleaning drive. Location, dates and other details of this programme will be announced shortly.
- The second trip is going to concentrate on conducting two more medical camps in two new areas of need.
- We are following advise and directions from Sri Pulak Roychowdhury in order to form our plan of action.
- Our heartfelt thanks to each and everyone of our supporters once again.
For the unsung heroes of Team Hingalgunj
ReplyDeleteA few observations, sadly,from the comfort of my home .
Gratitude and congratulations from one who can not sweat it out with on the front lines may be welcome,but,I would have felt the pangs of not having done enough a little less if I could be there with you all.
Your exhaustive reports point to an exacting attention to detail,which in itself is a testament to both the heart and the mind that has gone into the effort.
You have solved the dichotomy between perceived neccesities and actual needs admirably,for which I presume the unstinting efforts of Pulak Babu and his team is responsible.
I have been surprised,and delighted too,at the reach of this blog,both nationally and abroad.
May I hereby appeal to all the readers of this blog to contribute to this effort,in any way they deem appropriate,and make it a long term viabile project.
God bless you all,take care and be safe.
I remain,
Yours in sincere admiration
......... Rupak