CMPF Chat Box

Monday, 27 February 2012

                   Common Man Protection Force  Team

I think everyone Know pawan annaya ki movie kante Samajaniki SEVA cheyalani

entha parithapisthado ....So ippudu manam ee CMPF group dwara annayaki oka

teliyalsi undhi ...adhi emitante manam annaya fans matrame kaadhu ,aayanaki

followers Ani ...

Annaya madyalo aapesina C.M.P.F mana dwara andhariki teliyali ..So mana Active

participation chusi PAWAN anna kuda idhi malli start cheyali ..

Kaani one thng ,ikkada ee group lo cinematic posts kaani ,political posts kaani

veyodhu ..(Including pawan anna posts kuda)..Our group shoul be unique and should

be useful for atleast Some people ...

Pawan Annaya manam chese ee Service chusi proud ga feel avvali ....
 “ One of the greatest disease is to be Nobody to Anybody “
Kantiki choopu entha daggaro manishiki manishi anthe dagaravvali (kastallo unapudu)

Common man kanneeti chukkalni aananda bashpaluga marchatanki ….
Aagipoyayi ankunna jeevithalu anandam ga undatanki …..
Antharinchi pothuna samaja sevanu arambinchatanki …..
Oka hand ki inko hand thodavali ..oka alochanaki 10 alochanalu kalavali…
Hopeless ankuna konni lifes ki Hope ivatanki ..
Mana life ki oka goppa meaning undani chepatanki mana CMPF  group entho useful..
So frnds let’s join in this for brightful future of common man’s ….

first of all we need minimum of 7 members ...

1.president 2.vice-president 3.secretary 4.joint secretary 5.treasurer 

other two were initial members we need all these guys id proofs and address proofs

and we have to give a office address it might be a home address of   president or secretary

we need to take a notary  with stamp paper as per society rules

later have to submit in register office

they will approve it by verifying all addresses


in the notary form we have to give to two employee names on  which we gonna create bank account for society both of them will have signature authorities
NOTE: Me details ani secret ga unchutam trust us diniki mem oka procedure and pakka plan ma dagara undi .. edi meku nachitey feed back evandi next step tisukuntam....  KANI ME VANTHU CHEYALSINA PANI OKATI UNDI DINI SPREAD CHEYANDI 
Common Man Protection Force--Membership Registration Form 
Events we conducted
c.m.p.f. Donating fruits to Children at sisuvihar Orphanage...
 FOR UR TRUST AND ASSURANCE SUBBU DEV PRESIDENT OF OUR OFFICIAL CMPF FACEBOOK GROUP
below links open chesi request pampandi
 


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CMPF BLOOD DONNARS ENROLLMENT
Hi all this Our CMPF blood donors enrollment form every one who willing to donate blood in need pls enroll here ... we will send msg donor numbers to the need and need contact to the donors .......
in emergency ...............
CLICK THIS LINK AND REGISTER

SMS CHANNEL TO GET UPDATES OF CMPF IN MOBILE CMPF SMS CHANNEL http://labs.google.co.in/smschannels/subscribe/PSPK-CMPF

let we change the society by Our C.M.P.F.

This Group Was Established on 16th may 2011......................

Saturday, 21 January 2012

CMPF Blood Donor Enrollment form

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?hl=en_US&formkey=dDJ4ZkV2bnVucHdmaFo5a1pVU0x1Smc6MQ#gid=0

Monday, 16 January 2012

Mr. Vikas, who is just 5 years old is hospitalised (ICU) from last one month

Hi..We are running "COMMON MAN PROTECTION FORCE" group In facebook..

https://www.facebook.com/groups/CMPFTEAM

Mr. Vikas, who is just 5 years old is hospitalised (ICU) from last one month, he is under treatment as for the following reason in Rainbow Hospital, Banjara Hills.

“Frequently Relapsing Nephrotic Syndrome with Hypertension” . His kidneys and brain also non functional at this moment and he is under coma”
Hyd lo oka chinna babu cancer tho badhapaduthunad u .. Daily Bed charge 20000 avtundi n ah babu ni chusam condition critical ga undi

They have already spent more than 7 lakh Rupees till now. The Doctor advised them to keep him in the ICU with ventilator support for one more month depending up on the child’s response to the treatment.
They may have to spend another 8.0 to 9.0 lakhs rupees. They are very poor, they need some support financially.

With your kind heart and if you are willing to contribute to the fund needed, Please find the BankDetails for your information.
Treatment ki 10 lakhs kaavali ,so manam mana C.M.P.F. tharupuna atleast 1 lakh donate chedham,so andaru entho kontha money tho help chesthunnaru,so frnds miru kuda randi matho kalisi oka chinnarini kapa dandi plz..... MIN 100rs tho start. .meku money prblm unte 100rs tho aina help cheyandi inka ekva iste kuda manchidi. . V r expecting evry1 to do diz. . Plz do hlp n save dat kid

We are planning to donate it with in a week .....

So me andhari co-operation untadhani anukuntunna

If u have any Doubt Regarding any thing jus click dah below link n check in dah grp...Anni proofs post chesam
SEE THIS LINK ABOUT VIKAS

http://shadows-rof.blogspot.com/p/need-help.html

Plz respond to diz post..Social service cheyandi plz

We r providing Two accounts one is SBI n dah other is ANDHRA bank account.. U can transact in any one of dem... SBI account details r given below...Chk dem n transact dah money
S.B.I. Account details:

Name:- Suresh.D

Account No.:- 30503314264

Branch :- Dwarakanagar

IFSC Code: SBIN0003060 (used forRTGS and NEFT transactions)

Branch Code: 003060

MICR Code:530002008

We r providing dah proof of deh person also chk diz out



Dah 2nd account i.e.., ANDHRA bank details r given below

Name :- Ch.Siva prasad


Andrabank Accno  :- 040010027000832


Ifsc code -ANDB0000400


MICR Code :- 523011002


Branch Code :- 000400


We r providing dah proof of deh person also chk diz out




Friends lets join your hands to save vikas.. Just Rs 100 from each member is enough we can make it as big amount let show Our UNITY..



If u have any doubt regarding anythng then contact dah admins


SUBBU Devireddy - 9666037433



V.D SAIKUMAR - 9000922972


SHANO - 7396739356


SUNDAR KARAN - 7382363129


 

Monday, 9 January 2012

C.M.P.F. Contacts

PLZ PHN NUMBERS EVARU MISS USE CHEYAKANDI . . .MANCHI PANIKI SUPPORT  CHEYANDI

SUBBU  Devireddy                  - 9666037433

SHANO                                  -7396739356

SUNDAR KARAN                    -7382363129

V.D SAIKUMAR                      -9000922972

PRAMOD                               -9502021061

VINAY                                   -9032206890

Manikumar                           -9642210967

Powerstar's Love Queenie  - ‎00447411343862

Ravi                                     -9985056675

Friday, 6 January 2012

PSPK-CMPF

Hi Kindly Like THis Page And Make this in a huge-Way ....Plz dont like this post ...like

the (PAGE )....Nearly 40,000 Members were there in the group ..but Our CMPF has

only 277 supporters .....Kindly like The page and do the need

Monday, 21 November 2011

NEED O+ Blood

Urgent requirement O+ blood group

Contact Details: Mrs.Sasidevi Blood

Group: O+

Appolo Hospital,Jublieehilss,Hyderabad,

Contact Num: 9849309289

Wednesday, 9 November 2011

Need B+ Blood

|| Delhi || Urgently B+ blood required for 1.5 month old baby. at Escort hospital. Plz

contact - Ajit Dubey - 9818508469)

Kindly Share This ...And do the need

Common Man Protcection Force


Thursday, 3 November 2011

Need AB-ve blood


Lakshmi, studying EEE in chirala engineering college, her brother is with a heart 


transplantation now.The surgery has postponed in NRI hospital, vijayawada due to 


unavailability of AB-ve blood. So if anyone of them wants to help him(atleast two 


members are required) Please contact to this no. 8885666385

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

No poverty of ideas

Poor Economics
Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo
Random house
Rs 499  pp 306 For most of us Indians, answers to the following questions would be anecdotally self-evident: do the poor starve? Are the poor prone to disease? Are poor kids dumb? Do the poor breed faster? If you answered ‘yes’ to all of the above, Poor Economics could disabuse you of some fairly universal myths surrounding poverty. It doesn’t just tell you where you are wrong; you also get to know why you are right when you are.

Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo shun most received wisdom about poverty. Instead, they conduct randomised control trials “used in medicine to evaluate the effectiveness of new drugs” to figure out how people react to specific economic incentives. “The shift from broad general questions to much narrower ones has (its) advantage. When we learn about whether poor people are willing to pay money for (mosquito) nets, and whether they use them if they get them for free, we learn about much more than the best way to distribute (mosquito) nets.”
This approach — observe the phenomenon to derive the principle — has put man on the moon, and the MIT economists can’t be faulted for expecting similar breakthroughs in the social sciences. It’s a minor point that the scientist is in quest of immutable physical laws, whereas economists deal with the far more fickle human nature. The study of development economics nevertheless gains immensely from the empiricism Banerjee and Duflo bring to it.
So much for the method, what about the object of their scrutiny? The myriad ‘small’ answers to the ‘small’ questions posed by the researchers draw out a few broad themes. The poor lack information to make decisions. The poor have more decisions to make than the rich. Both the State and the market tend to keep the poor out. The rich do not conspire to perpetuate indigence. And finally, defeatism does defeat. In themselves, these inferences ought to shape society’s attitude towards poverty, and, to an extent, they form the guiding principles of most social welfare systems.
But the true value of Poor Economics lies in the wealth of opportunities that answers to the small challenges thrown up. De-worming children, dropping chlorine into the village well, mid-day meals in schools, micro-credit and micro-insurance, improved local government, each provides a “billion client opportunity” and this list is by no accounts exhaustive. Fortunately for India, quite a few of these innovations have found their way into the official programme to eradicate poverty, yet much more lateral thinking must seep in if the battle is to be won.
For instance, if micronutrients for the foetus and the infant have a demonstrable impact on future earning prospects, State policy may need to be radically rethought from storing grain to a cash incentive for pregnant women and their infants to eat fortified salt. It costs much less than the mountain of rotting grain. A school-building programme that churns out an army of illiterates could benefit from community volunteers. And handouts to parents that complete the inoculation cycle of their children go a long way towards disease eradication.
The one conclusion that appears counter-intuitive in India is the claim made by Banerjee and Duflo that there is no grand conspiracy of the elites to maintain, or tighten, their hold on the economy. India’s current pre-occupation with graft in high places is a periodic outpouring of public resentment. Corruption and the resulting failure of governance allows the rich to consolidate their position in society. The poorly trained private practitioner, for example, earns more than he should because the government doctor is absent. The problem is endemic, reaching into the Indian corporate boardroom.

Sunday, 30 October 2011

Article On times of India

Pawan Kalyan’s Common man protection force



Pawan Kalyan today launched an organisation 'Common Man Protection Force' (CMPF) after depositing his licensed revolver in the Jubilee Hills police station today. Addressing newspersons here, Pawan Kalyan, who donated Rs one crore for setting up the organisation said, the CMPF would strive to solve the problems faced by the common people of the state. 'Irrespective of caste, creed and gender,' the organization would serve the people to usher in a 'better society.' Stating that his fan clubs and friends would render their services to the organisation, he said those facing problems could directly contact and seek the help from the protection force.


Addressing newspersons here, Pavan Kumar, brother of Tollywood mega star Chiranjeevi, who donated Rs one crore for setting up the organisation said, the CMPF would strive to solve the problems faced by the comman people of the state. 'Irrespective of caste, creed and gender,' the organisation would serve the people to usher in a 'better society.' Stating that his fan clubs and friends would render their services to the organisation, he said those facing problems could directly contact and seek the help from the protection force

Common Man Protection Force' (CMPF) after depositing his licensed revolver in the Jubilee Hills police station today. Addressing newspersons here, Pawan Kalyan, who donated Rs one crore for setting up the organisation said, the CMPF would strive to solve the problems faced by the common people of the state. 'Irrespective of caste, creed and gender,' the organization would serve the people to usher in a 'better society.

Champagne sport meets Indian poverty................


NEW DELHI (AP) — The champagne world of Formula One has never raced in such contrasting surroundings like this weekend's Indian Grand Prix, with the areas surrounding the track reflecting the deep poverty of much of the country's people.
Some critics have attacked the idea of hosting a sport so associated with glamor and the high life in an area with so much deprivation.
Local billionaire businessman Vijay Mallya is the majority owner and team principal of the Force India team. He said the poverty of large parts of the population should not prevent the nation from hosting events like Formula One.
"In every country there are the privileged and underprivileged," Mallya said. "We have underprivileged people in our country, but that doesn't mean that the country must be bogged down or weighed down.
"The government is doing all it can to address the needs of the poor or the underprivileged people, but India must move on."
Most F1 races around the world are heavily subsidized by governments, both in paying the huge hosting rights and constructing the facilities. However, the Buddh International Circuit outside New Delhi and the associated costs have been entirely borne by local investment group Jaypee.
"In a country like India, with the profile of our people, with the number of underprivileged people we also have, it would be too much of an ask if we went to government and said 'subsidize motor sport,'" Mallya said. "God bless them (Jaypee), they've done a wonderful job and invested a lot of money and they haven't depended on any sort of government grants."
Williams team chief executive Adam Parr rejected the tag of elitism attached to F1, which may attract the jet set but has long since moved beyond the formative years of the sport when it was a hobby of the idle rich.
"If you look at the people who participate in the sport, drivers and the rest of us, everyone is from normal backgrounds, work hard," Parr said. "If you compare the amounts that people earn in our sport compared with an IPL or English Premier League, it's a much more democratic and much more spread-out kind of sport.
"On the eve of our Indian Grand Prix, it's very important to make the point that this is not an elite sport, it's a sport for the whole world."
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HELMET TRIBUTES: Tributes to motor sport stars Dan Wheldon and Marco Simoncelli — both killed in race accidents this month — figure prominently on the helmets of several drivers at this weekend's race.
Ferrari's Fernando Alonso has the race numbers of the men displayed below his visor, commemorating the deaths of IndyCar's Wheldon and MotoGP rider Simoncelli.
Red Bull's Mark Webber used to work as a racing instructor with Wheldon and will be wearing a commemorative sticker on his helmet, as will McLaren's Jenson Button, who grew up racing against Wheldon in Britain.
McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton will be wearing a black armband in Sunday's race. The top of the British driver's helmet is painted with the face of reggae great Bob Marley, having promised the family he would do so to promote its charitable efforts.
Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel has the faces of all his crew members displayed on the top of his helmet, thanks for their role in helping him clinch back-to-back world championships.
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CANINE CAPERS: While most people were able to see the funny side of Friday's practice session being red-flagged because of a stray dog on the track, Renault driver Bruno Senna had good reason to be less amused.
Senna hit and killed a dog on a track when racing in the GP2 series in Turkey in 2008 — and had hoped such canine encounters would never happen again.
Senna told Autosport magazine that when he arrived at the track for the India Grand Prix practice, he saw the dog walking around the entrance of the paddock.
"It shows that no one really paid attention to it and the fact that it got into the track is difficult to believe," he said in the magazine. "In the drivers' briefing, I will be sure to raise the point."

Saturday, 29 October 2011

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Friday, 28 October 2011

CMPF

Common man Protection Force group and Page Welcomes power star pawan kalyan "PANJA" first look
Jai Kalyan BAbu

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Power star pawan kalyans'COMMON MANS PROTECTION 
 
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