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wEDNESDAY 1oo DECEMBER 1997

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Welcomc. and. lntrodu,ctlo nby Professor Donatd Barltrop,

Sclentific and Medical Aduisor to the Janki FouruJqtion andHea.d. of Academic Child Health at Chelsea aruJ

Westminster Hospitat, Impeial Cotlege School of Medicine

.Thc Ortghts of Medlclne,reading bg Ctarke Peters and Professor Franco Bottazzo

Brlef ad.dressesintroduced bg Dr Bhatt

Dr Sarah Eagger, Scientifi.c and Medical Aduisor to the Jqnki Foundqti.onand Chair of the Bitish Holistic Medical Assoctatton

Dr Hdnsa Raaal, Scientific and Medicat Aduisor to the Jankt Foundation,Oncologist (USA) and

Chairman, Diagnostic and Cancer Research Centre, Global Hospital, Mt Abu

Video PrEsentatLonof tlrc Gtobal Hospital aruJ Research Centre, Mt Abu, Rajasthan, Irudia

.Ecrst and West,dance bg Dtptg Khatry and Non:ie Bradleg

Ad.dress bg tlrc Prestdent of tha Rogal College of Phgstcidns

Address bg HE Professor Df George Klryd'High Commissioner for Ugarula to the IIK

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of Daiti Janki, President of the Janki Foundation

Ad.dress bg Dadt Jankt(translated by Slster Jaganti, Dredor Brahma Kumaig London)

Muslc Recit(I.lSarabande in D Flat bg J S Bach, bg Anup Kumar Bistuas

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Vote oI th(I'|.ksby The Lord Norrie

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PROFILES OF TRUSTEES AND OFFICERS

PATRONS

Earl Baldwin of Bewdley

Lord Baldwin is chairman of the Parliamentary Group for Alternative andComplementary Medicine and chair of the British Acupuncture Accreditation Board.He has made many vital contributions in Parliament to debates on health care andhas a regular column in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine. Hehas a background in education and teaching.

The Lord Norrie

Lord Nonie has contributed extensively to Parliamentary work on environment andhealth issues and has a special interest in holistic health and in the care andheatment of kidney patients. His Private Members Bill to make swimming part of theNational Curriculum in schools was adopted by the Government and came into forcein 1996. He served as a member of the House of Lords European CommunitiesCommittee on the Environment for four years, and was the House of Lords winner ofthe 1993 Green Award for contribution to the environment. He has been Presidentof the British Trust for Conservation Volunteers since 1987, and is a Vice-Presidentof the Council for National Parks. He is also a council member of the WinstonChurchill Memorial Trust, and UK Patron of the Royal Life Saving Society since1993.

Manibhai Talashibhai Patel, MBE

Manibhai Patel, a prominent Ugandan Asian, is a founder member of the SocialDemocratic Party and an elected member of the Council for Social Democracy, theSDP's policy making body. He is a member of the Asian Liberal Democrats. He hasa keen personal interest in the welfare of all immigrants in the UK and is an activetrustee of lmmigrant Aid within the joint council for Welfare of lmmigrants. Hesupports many charities in the UK and India including Home Farm Trust for disabledchildren and the Princes Youth Business Trust.

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David Hemery, OBE

David Hemery is best known for his days in sport, both as olympic champion anoworld Record holder in the 400m hurdles and later three times winner of superstars.since then he has been a coach, teacher, manager and writer. For the list eightyears he has been primarily applying the principles of coaching into managementtraining. That skill is effective questions which involve and motivate the peiormer.Most recently he has also been working with teachers, enhancing their facilitationskills, to help them to unlock more of the innate potential in theii students. Davidreceived his BSc in Business Management from Boston university; his certificate ofEducation in Economics and RE from oxford University; his Mastlrs in lnternationalEducation from Harvard university and his Doctorate in social psychology inEducation from Boston University. He combines his own experien& witn nisresearch into what makes an achiever and how we can bring the best from ourservesand those with whom we work.

Tessa Sandercon, MBE

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TRUSTEES

Dr Ray Bhatt, MBChB, PhD

Dr Bhatt has worked and taught undergraduate and postgraduate students at leadingmedical schools in England and abroad for the past 30 years. He was until recentlyhead of the prestigious Mtamin 812 Unit at Charing Cross and Westminster MedicalSchool. He is one of the few recognised world experts involved in advancing thefundamental understanding of the role of key vitamins in the development of thebrain and nervous system. He has pioneered the treatment of infants and childrensuffering from devastating neuro-metabolic diseases. Dr Bhatt firmly believes thatthe principles and practices of holistic medicine should now be taught routinely atevery level in the healthcare professions.

Mrs Ambika Dow, RGN, SGM, BSc

Mrs Dow worked as a staff nurse at the Royal Free Hospital for many years. Shehas also assisted the Global Hospital and Research centre in gynaecology andmother and child departments, the nursing school and the village outreachprogramme.

Dr David Goodman, BDS

Dr Goodman is a community dentist and stressNet Manager with Bradfordcommunity Health Trust. He is a member of the steering group for the Trust'sPersonal Development Programme and also runs regular seminars on stressmanagement and positive thinking for Trust staff" He has toured parts of Indialecturing on stress, addiction and holistic approaches to health, visiting hospitals andnursing and dental colleges. He has provided diagnosis and treatment in healthcampJ in rural Rajasthan and Gujrat. He advised in layout, design, sourcing andproviding equipment and materials for the dental department at the Global Hospital,Mt nUu,lnOia. He continues to visit annually to advise on the development of dentalservices in the area.

Neville Hodgkinson

Neville Hodgkinson is a writer and journalist who worked for many years as medicaland sciencJ correspondent of the Sunday Times. He is author of 'Will to be Well'(Hutchinson, 1984) and'AIDS: The Failure of contemporary Science' (Fourth,Estate,1996). He has been a student and teacher with the Brahma Kumaris World SpiritualUniversity for 16 years.

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Jayanti Kirpalani

For over 30 years, Sister Jayanti has travelled widely as a speaker, broadcaster andemissary for peace. She has lectured widely in themes related to holistic health andthe effect of mental states on recovery from disease. She has also co-ordinatedseveral national and international projects in conneclion with Women, Development,the Environment and Youth. Sister Jayanti is European Co-ordinator for the BrahmaKumaris World Spiritual University and assists in co-ordinating the University'sactivities in 70 countries.

Mr Nayankumar Patel, FPodA, SRCh, DPodM, MChS

Mr Patel is a specialist in podiatric surgery at the Department of Chiropody andPodiatric Medicine at the City and Hackney Community Health Trust and is anadviser to the Education and Research Wing of the British Association ofHomeopathic Podiatrists. As part of his voluntary work he has been podiatrist for theLondon Marathon Medical Team and has provided clinical assistance in paediatric-orthopaedics at medical camps in India. He has also presented seminars andpractical training programmes for medical and nursing staff in infection control and inbasic and advanced life support for Global Hospital, Mt Abu, India.

Miss Joy Rendell DipCOT, SROT, MBAOT, MRSH

Miss Rendell is a regional specialist in upperJimb prosthetic rehabilitation. She hasa special interest in the effect of aftitude and thoughts on a patient's health as well asthe influence the attitude and feelings of the practitioner on the patienVpractitionerrelationship. To this end she has contributed to the running of 5 one-dayconferences and 3 weekend retreats on the theme of the soiritual dimension tohealthcare over the last 10 years.

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SCIENTIFIC AND MEDICAL ADVISERS

Professor Donald Barltrop, MD, BScHons, FRCP, FRCPCH

Professor Barltrop is head of Academic Department of Child Health at Chelsea andWestminster Hospital within the lmperial College School of Medicine, London. He isalso a Fellow of the American College of Nutrition. His research interests includeenvironmental hazards for children, with special reference to toxic trace metals andnutrition. He has published, edited and contributed to 1 1 books and over 90 originalpapers in leading medical and scientific journals.

Professor Franco Botlazzo, MD, FRCP, FRCPath

Professor Bottazzo is the discoverer of islet cell antibodies, which are used, in theearly diagnosis of type one diabetes. His prolific research contributions - over 200original papers - are widely quoted by all international experts. Having worked andtaught in leading medical schools in England and ltraly for the last 25 years, he iscurrently the head of Department of lmmunology at The Royal London and StBartholomeu/s Hospitals. He has won major prizes in diabetes including the BantingMemorial and RD Lawrence and the Minkowsky awards.

Dr Sarah Eagger, MBBS, MRCPsych

Dr Eagger is senior lecturer and honorary consultant psychiatrist for the elderly at theDivision of Neuroscience and Psychological Medicine, lmperial College School ofMedicine. She has pioneered research on the first licensed treatment forAlzheimer's disease at the Maudsley Hospital, London. Dr Eagger has alongstanding involvement in holistic health and is currently chairperson of the BritishHolistic Medical Association. She is concerned with the application of holisticprinciples and their implications in the education and training of doctors.

Dr Peter Fenwick, MB, Bchir, DPM, FRGPsych

Dr Fenwick is senior lecturer at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, consultantneuropsychiatrist at John Radcliffe Infirmary in Oxford, and honorary consultant inneurophysiology to Broadmoor Special Hospital. He has published numerousscientific papers on brain function and also several papers on meditation and alteredstates of consciousness. His most recent book is 'The Truth in the Light'. DrFenwick is also chairman of the Scientific and Medical Network, a group of doctorsand scientists seeking to deepen understanding in science and medicine by fosteringintuitive as well as rational insights.

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Dr Ashok Mehta, MS, FICS

Dr Mehta is the surgeon and chief of head and neck services at Tata MemorialHospital in Bombay, lndia. He is also the head of oncology at Nanavati Hospital andMedical Research Centre, and honorary cancer surgeon at the Jaslok Hospital andMedical Research Centre, Bombay. Dr Mehta has been a pioneer in continuingmedical education in India, first introducing the concept to the Association ofSurgeons of India in 1974. He was president of the association in 1986 representingseven speciality sections besides general surgeons. He is the medical director ofGlobal Hospital and Research Centre, Mt Abu.

Dr David Peters, MB, ChB, DRCOG, MFHom, MRO

Dr Peters is a registered medical practitioner and Osteopath and member of theFaculty of Homeopathy. For the last 10 years he has been directing theComplementary Therapies' service delivery and research unit at Marylebone HealthCentre and lnner City General Practice set up with the aim of developing approachesin primary care. He is Director of Complementary Therapy Studies in the Centre orCommunity Care and Primary Health at the University of Westminster and inter-disciplinary unit, whose programmes include four undergraduate degrees and twopost graduate programmes. He is the co-author of the new Encyclopaedia ofComplementary Medicine. His team at Marylebone Health Centre, have justcompleted the first year of a four-year project on the impact of complementarytherapies on NHS General Practice.

Dr Hansa Raval, MBBS, PSM (WHO-Nutrition), MD, FCAP, FASC

Dr Raval is Professor at the Brooke Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas. She isthe Program Director of the School of Cytotechnology, Cytopathy Fellowship andResidency training programme at the center as well as the Medical Consultant at theOncology Department. Throughout the world, she has presented numerous papersand given many talks on the effect of consciousness on health. The subjects haveincluded research on death and dying, the treatment of cancer, the seed of disease,diet and nutrition, and the benefits of meditation. She is Chairman of the GlobalHospital Cancer and Research Centre, Mt Abu, India.

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PROFII.ES OF ARTISTES

Anup Kumar Biswas

Anup is a solo cellist who plays in major concert halls around world includingCarnegie Hall in New York and,the South Bank Centre in London. He has appearedon BBC TV and radio on a number of occasions. Mr Biswas travels frequently tolndia where he has established the Mathieson Residential Music School for destituteboys and gids in Calcutta.

Nonie Bradfey

Nonie, who is from the North of lreland, has trained professionally for.3 years at theNsrttrern Sc-trool. of Contemporary Dance. She then joined '4D' at The Place, withwhom she performed and toured, for a year. Having completed her Masters in DancePerformance, she has been working freelance in London and all over lreland.Meditation and spirituality are an integral part of her own choreography inconbmporary dance.

DiptiKhatry

Dipti has heen a- student of- the'Brahma Kumaris for over ten years. For a sirnilarrnrnber of- y-ears, she has- !ssn: performing solos, duets and group dances atprogrammes organised by the Brahma'Kumaris. Dipti works in a merchant bank as asates adminisffior.

Mameta Viegas

Marneta has been performing from the age of thirteen. She has a BA (Hons), inPerforming,Arts: from Middlesex University and is studying mime at L'Ecole de MimeCorporel, Dramatique. Marneta runs a professional children's entertainmentbusiness.

Members of the Schola Cantorum of the Cardinal Vaughan Memorial School

The Schola Cantorum is a liturgical choir, established in 1980. The Choir hasperformed: with the English National Opera at the Royal Opera House, CoventGarden, and has travelled abroad extensively.

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GUEST SPEAKER

H.E. Professor Dr George Kiyria

Professor Dr George Kiyria has been the Ugandan High Commissioner to the UK forthe last six years. He is the former head of Microbiology Department and ViceChancellor of Makerere University in Kampala, Uganda. He also carried out postgraduate medical work at Manchester University.

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Guest l is t for the launch on wednesday 1o 'n December 1997 at the Royal co ege of physic ians

[,4r Benn Abdy-Collins, Medlcal Herballst, Maidenhead

[,4r Hugh Adamson, Seuetary Genera], Nalional Spiitual Assenbly oftheBaha'is af the UK, Landon

lMs Suzanne Adamson, Developnent Officer, SCOPE LondonProfessor Srr ceorge Alberti, Presldent Royal College of Physicians, Londor,lVr Alibhai Brown, Londonl\,4rs Jasrnin Alibhai Brown, Wtiter/Presenter, Londonlvr David Amess, Me lhe House ofCommons, LondonDr and l\,4rs Bandlish

l\,4rs l\,4arianne Barkman, Hon. Secretary, The Janki Foundation, LondonPlofessor Donald Barltrcp, Scientifrc and Medical Adviser, The Janki

Foundation. Londanl\,4rs Barltrop, LondonMr Philip Banon, Chairnan, caranond, CtoydonDr K.K Basu, London

M|S S. Basu, Ieacher, LondonDr Basu, coventry

Dr Serge O. Beddington-Behrens, Lecfurel, Euslness Consdtar(Northleach

Mr Peter Bevan, W Producer, London

Dr Ray Bhatt, Chair, The Janki Foundaflon, LondonDr Edi D. Bilimoria, Dlrector, Mineva Consultani Englneers Lld, Guildfordi\,,1r and Mrc Lawrence Bloom, LondonMs Sue Booth

Mrs Susan Bos, Cambridge

Mt Tim Bos, Principal, Pafuside Connuniy College, Cambridge

Professor Franco Bottazzo, Scientific and MedicalAdviseL The JankiFaundation

l!y's [,4oyE|a E. Bremner, Autliot, Journalist, Broadcasfer, Londonl\/lr Graham B erton,lau,ye4 LondonDr Craig Brown, GP, East PrestonMrs Elaine Brown, East Preston

l\ils Sarida V. Brown, Ed,tor: Caduceus, Leamington SpaDr l\,4eribeth Bunch, Cannunicdions Consullanl, Londonl\y's Christene Burgess, Psychosynthesis Therapist, Heafth Unlinitedl\rls Naomi calligaro, Aipha Oneg4 Berkhampsteadl\,4rs D. Chafterjee, Travel Agent, HayesDr S. Chatterjee, Hayes

l\.4r Jayanti Chitroda, Accountant

lVr Hugh Christie

i\,4rs Penny Clarke,London

Mr Peter Clarke, Wtiler/Peiomer, London

Ms Maggie Cocks, SocialWotuer in Child Ptatection (retired), NSPCC,Cambridge

l\y'rs Pabicia Constantine, Healer, Healing Hands Netwo4, Cheltenhaml\,4s Elizabeth Cornu, RichmondDf Vandana G Cowley, European Developments Corporatlon Piq DissDr Riccardo Cuminetti, Wel\ /yn Garden City[,4rs Poonam Dalamal, LondonProl John Davies, Cons ultant Phtsician, Devonshlre Hqspltal Londonl\,4r Peler R T Davies, Prln cipal Lecluer, Centre for Connunity Care &

tuinary Heallh,london

l\,4s Suzre Davies, LondonDr Arnold Desser, LondonBaroness Edmee Di Pauli, Dreclot, certre L,irk, Londonl\lr Murray Douglas, Shiplake

l\ls Zofia Dymitr, Chaiwonan, The Society of Honoeopaths, NodhamptonDr Sarah Eagger, Sclentific and Medical Adviser, The Janki Foundation,

London

lVf Peter Elderfield, Dlrector, Building & Sacial Housing Foundation,Leicester

Prof Arthur Elllson, Beckenham

Dr Peter Fenwick, Sclentifrc and Medical Adviser, The Jan4i Foundation,L0noon

[,4rs Fenwick, London[,4s Lynne Franks, Witef, London[,1r Chris Fureyl\,4s Joy Genese, TV Researcher (rctied), Lordonl\,4r Geny German, Honorary Secretary, Watuing Group Againsl Racisn in

Chldren's Resources,Hamptonl\,4rs Patricia German, Medical Herbalisl, Hamplon

l\r1s Heather Goodare, Witer/ lenber of Brislol Cancer Help Centre,Horsham

Dr David Goodman BDS, Trustee, The Janki Fourdallon, Leedslv\/lrs l\,4aureen coodman, Progrcnme Co-orclinatoL Brahn a Kun ais, londonlVr Stephen Gordon, Cauncil for Conplenentary and Alternative Medicine,

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Professor and Mrs lan Hall, The Bloonsbury Soclety, London[,4f R.C.[.4. Hall, Chalrm an, Ortord Maleculat craup plc, Oxlotdl\,4rs Carol Hart, AISA, Incorporated Val!er, Jersey Channel lslandslvls Anne E Hathaway, Consu/tanf, lsleworthlvls Diana Hawkins, Regional O[Iicer, East, UN/CEF, Benfleet[.4s Lynn Henshall, Homoeopafh, Cheltenhaml\y'r Peter Hewitt, Richmond

l\,4s Liz Hodgkinson, Writer, London

lVr Neville Hodgkinson , Trustee, The Janki Founclation, OxlotdMr Stephen Home\,,/ood, Elhnographic Audio Visual Archive, Londonl\y'rs Jean Hopwood, Psycholreraplst cuildfordMr l\,,lichae! Hopwood, Counse//or, GuildfordDr Susan Horsewood-Lee, London

Ms Joanna Howard, As sistant Diector Roffey Park Managenent Institute,LOnOOn

Ms Deborah Huisken, lurter

Dr lVartin Somerfield Hunt, TotnesDadi Janki, Presldent, The Janki Foundation,londonSister Jayanti, Iruslee, The Janki Foundatian, LortdonMrs Pamela Jensen, Stow-on-the-Wold

lVr l\y'ichaef Jones, Secretary, Saott Bader Comnanwealth Ltd.Wellingborough

Dr and l\.4rs Jyorathmanl\,4r Richad Kenchington, The Society of Hanoeopaths, NorthamptonDr Chandra Khiani, BedfordDr [.4ohan Lal Khiani, EedfordMr Andy King, Me lhe House ofConomons, London

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The Hon Adfianfa King Hall, Connunity Heallh Speciarsl WoldinghamH E. Professor Dr GeorgeKiytia, High Comnissioner for Uganda,London[,4s lvlarie Kramer Lawyerlt4rs [,4anjuben Lal, Director, Brahna Kunaris,lllotdlr,1r Salishbhai Lal, Trustee, Bnhna Kunaris,llla"dDr Ac 8. Lee, Fook Sand Clinic and College, Reading[,4rs Andrea Maddison, Luckingtonl\,4r Paul Mahon, London[,4s Charoo Maroo, Pharneist, East l\,40]esleyDr Aran Masters, Londonl\,4s Nicola Maude, SoclalWorker, Londonl\,4s Joan McCarthy, Trustee, The Janki Foundaron, Londonlvls Hanna Mccluskey, l\lidd

l\,4r Michael Meakin, Londonl\,4s [,4ichelle Mellon, Occupatianal fherapist, luer Healhl\,4s Poonam Melwani, Londonl\,4r GEeme lllillar, Edlor, lnternational Journal af Afternative and

C an ple n e nlary Me dicin e, LondonDr Clafe Minty, Londonl\,4s Denise Moll, /niernational Councilof Wise Wanen, West BtfleetThe Hon Jonathan Monckton, Research Corrcilfor Conplenentaty

Medicine, LondonDf Robin Monro, Yoga BionedicalTrust, London

l\,4s Peggy Morgan, Senior Lectwer in, Theolory and Religious Stuclies,Oxford

lvls Shrreen Naidoo, l\,,liddlesex

l\,4r Deepak G Naik, Natlonal P.R. Officer, Natjonal Council of Hindu Tenples,Covenby

l\,4r Roger Newman Turner, Acupuncturist Letchwodhl\rr Rory Normandale, Senior Podidrist, Camden I lsrnglon NHS, LondonLady NorrieThe LoId Norrie, Patfon, The Janki Foundationl\,4r lan Panton, Pembroke

Ms Helen Passant, Radley

Mr A.C. PatelMs Chandrabala Patel, Trustee, The Janki Foundatlot LondonMf Girish Patel

Mr Harish Patel, Podlat st Londonl\rs Kaveri Patel, Hollstlc Therapist and Florist, LondonlvVlr ManibhaiPatel, Patron, The Janki Foundation, LondonDr Narendrabhai Patel, GP, LondonDr Nayan Patel, Trustee, The Janki Foundaflon, Londonl\y'r R.J. Patell\,4rs Vilasben Patel, LondonMr Antony Perry, London

Dr Julia Phythian'Adams, GP, ShefiieldDr Zoe J. Playdon, London

l\.4r Anthony Pritchett, Londonl\ilr Radho

Dr Raja

Dr Hagen Rampes, London

i\,lr R.D Ratnasingham, Soilcdor, SouihalDr Hansa Raval, Sclenfific and Medrcal Adviser, The Janki Foundation, San

Antonio USA

l\y's Sue Redmond, La[,yerl\,4r J. Reeve, Chairman, Willis Corraon craup plc, Londonl\,4s Joy Rendell, Trustee, The Janki Foundatlon, LondonLord Ritchie of Dundee, Ihe House ofLords, LondonDr Ann Roden, North HarowDr Julia Ronder, Nr Canterbury

Mr Stephen Rose, LondonMr Jim Ryan, Buslness Training Consultant, Londa^Df Sultana Saeed, LondonI\,4r Christopher Sagajillo

Dr Alan Lindsay Sanderson, Consultant Psychidrist and Hypnotherapist,L0n00n

Dr Jenny Sangster, TotnesDr and [,4rs Natubhai Shah, London

l\,4r Om Parkash Sharma, President, National Cauncl of Hindu Tenples UK,Wolvelhampton

Dr Prem Sharma, Ady,,isor, The lndo British Pattnerhlp, ReadingDr R. Sharma, Londonlvlr and l\y'rs David Sherwood, Bury St Ednunds

l\y's lngrid Sfack, Course Manager-Psycholory, The Open University,Milton^eynes

l\.4s Sarah Stacey, London[,4r Jeremy Stern, l\,4iddlesex

Mr Robert Sumerling

Dr Jefemy Swayne, Shepton Mallet

Mr Ratan Thadani, Flnancial Adviser and Trusiee, The Janki Foundation,LOnqon

Mrs Ratna Thadani, London

Df Navin Thakrar, GP, Hally Raad Medical Certre, ChiswickLady Thomas

Lord Thomas

Mr Madn Treacy, Associate Lectuer, The Open University, Milton KeynesMs Jane TurnerDr Anton Van Rhijn, LondonMr and Mrc Govind Vaswani, Trustees, Brahna Kunaris, LondonMr Tiloo Ramchard Vaswani, Director, Bhalans UK lld., Londonlvlrs Rekha Vaswani, Londonl\,4r Nazmo Vironi, Erslressman

Dr Tamara Voronina, LondonDr Harish Wadhwani[,4rs lVeelu Wadhwani

[/rs Rekha WadhwaniDr Ewa Walker, Londonlvls Joanna Wheatley, LondonDr Anthony Wright, Mq lhe House of Cofimo,"ts, Londonl\,4r Jon Wright, Hor. TreasureL fhe Janki Foundailon, Londonl\,,1r Joseph Zarfaty, London