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Keeping in view the terrible state of affairs in the Club, there is a strong demand from some influential residents that experienced hands take over the man-agement of the Club and bring back its image to its former glory.

Who better than Sanjeev to take control of the Club? He has agreed to contest again after a gap of three years. To back him up in the RWA will in all likelihood be former president Inderjit Sial. The two tango well and both RWA and Club teams under their control will do a great job.

Senior citizen resident members are very fond of Sanjeev because he has the knack of pampering them and looking after their needs. He always says, “We have to support the seniors of 15A who have given so much of themselves to us.”

The same is the case with the youngsters who were recently made members of the Club. He is likely to induct some youngsters into his team of six. He has always been very keen working with youngsters, developing and training them to someday take the reins of the Club and give the new generation the type of club they want.

Unknowingly, in the last one or two years, there has been a big fall in the image of the Club in the eyes of outsiders. The corporate world is not willing to sponsor events in the Club because the present Club management, to get some quick money, accepted sponsorship to riff -raff business houses which do not have a good standing in the market. Hence the high-profile corporate houses have kept away. Recently a gold and diamond brand ‘Saya’ sponsored a musical evening. The large screen behind the singers constantly flashed loud moving pictures of the brand which disturbed the audience so much that it had to be removed after people complained. The sponsor showcased their products all over the decks and behind the rear lawn. It gave the impression that the Club had stooped low to get their sponsorship and in the process gave away its very soul. That’s what I mean by fall in image! We expect Sial and Sanjeev to recover our past elegance and class.

Similarly in the case of the RWA: it was Sanjeev, Sial and Minakshi who developed the entrances to the Sector so beautifully that visitors thought they were entering a fancy resort. This changed the image of the Sector and put us on a high pedestal. All these are very important to points that the duo bring with it.

It is very important for Sial and Sanjeev that they choose the right people in their teams to contest with them. This will be a very difficult task for them because they have limited vacancies (only five in the Club and ten in the RWA) and lots of aspirants have already lined up to become part of their teams. Let the best get elected!

At the 34th Vasant Utsav show organised by the Floriculture Society of Noida Authority, there were plenty of Sector residents and the Club who had put in their entries. Like every year, this year the Sector also bagged lots of prizes.

Club 15A won the 2nd prize in Corporate Parks. Sanjeev Sareen (H.no.450) has always been winning prizes and this year too he did not disappoint, getting the first prize in the Most Beautiful Ethnic Terrace Garden. It is a pleasure to see Minakshi Goil’s (H.no.75) gardens, she won the first prize in the Terrace Garden and first prize in the Roadside Garden maintained by an individual. The other residents who made us proud were Shweta Naj Joshi (H.no.120 S.F.) 2nd prize in the Creative Garden category, Poonam Lal (H.no.230) 2nd prize in the Large Garden category and Kiranjit Ratra (H.no.120 G.F.) 1st prize for a Miniature Garden.

There are so many other resident enthusiasts who have beautiful gardens and pots but who did not participate in the competition. Looking at their flowers and gardens gives us passersby so much pleasure. We feel that next year our RWA could organize an exclusive Sector 15A flower competition for all the nature lovers of 15A and recognize their contribution.