Kutastha - A Different Approach

K U T A S T H A
PUBLIC CHARITABLE TRUST
Kutastha was incorporated on 21st February, 2015 as Public
Charitable Trust in Mylapore, Chennai, Tamil Nadu.

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Inspired with the Buddhist teachings of Kongo Zen Shorinji Kempo, which
emphasizes that everything depends on the quality of the individual; the
practitioners (C. V. Ramakrishnan, Ashok Raju & Arul Selvam) of this
spiritual martial art, formed Kutastha Public Charitable Trust.

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The mission of Kutastha is to improve the lives of its people
through education and good health.

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The vision is to make men and women who love justice, foster peace,
act with decorum and contribute to the Nation's peace and
prosperity.

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The Kutastha Public Charitable Trust has been recognized as a public
charitable Trust by the Commissioner of Income Tax (Exemptions) u/s
12aa of the Income Tax Act. It periodically raises funds from the
general public and corporate institutions to achieve its mission.

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The Kutastha Trust has spent Rs. 26000 in providing medicines to cancer
patients. The Life Force Health Care Clinic and Institute is a Unit of
Kutastha Trust. Professional and complementary therapies are provided
through this Clinic.

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In the past three years, the Kutastha trust has helped 100 students by paying
their annual fees, be it primary, middle school, high school and college level.
The criterion was not how well they fared in their exams so much; as their
eagerness to get education.

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The Kutastha Trust has donated time and money to the cause of elders who
find themselves bereft of family, now living out their lives in Old Age homes.

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Every year, Kutastha Trust donates sarees , dhotis , towels ,pants and shirts to
all the inmates and the workers of Srividhya Trust (Senior citizens’ home) at
Ramavaram, Porur, Chennai. Kutastha also organizes light music during Diwali
Festival season to lighten up the minds and hearts of these beautiful people.

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Meet Samuel, 11 years old, a paraplegic who makes his way to school in a rusty
old wheelchair pulled and pushed by his brothers. Seeing his plight, the Kutastha
Trust bought a two wheeler and with the help of a mechanic, converted it into a
motorized three wheeler, at a cost of Rs. 67500. Samuel’s delight and the joy of
his parents was reward enough. Samuel’s story was featured in a powerful French
documentary by Pascal Plisson, called “On the Way to School.”

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The-Ways-to-School-Foundation, France, has offered to partner with
Kutastha Trust to help in educating Samuel and other children in similar
circumstances. The Kutastha Trust was approached by Isabelle Delmas
Project Manager of the Ways to School Foundation in this regard.

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Samuel’s story also caught the eye of Alice P. Weiss of PET-Mo,
Columbia, USA, who contacted the Kutastha Trust and offered to send
Samuel a PET (Personal Energy Transportation) mobile free of cost. The
Kutastha Trust has succeeded in forging strong links of helping hands
reaching across the globe to help those in need!

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Mr. R. Sivasailam, 73, a veteran of the Indian Administrative Services
(IAS). He has served with distinction in Government departments of
Revenue, Défense, Transport, Foreign Trade. His fields of
specialization: Rural development, Agricultural Management, Disaster
Relief, Social Welfare. Mr. R. Sivasailam is a permanent Trustee of
Kutastha.
S. R. Sivasailam

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Dr. C.V. Ramakrishnan, 60, a registered medical practitioner specializing in
alternative medicine like aromatherapy, magnetotherapy, reflexology. He
is a member practitioner of the Kongo Zen Shorinji Kempo, Japan; 5th Kyu
holder in this martial science of non violent combat. He learnt this form of
spiritual martial art from our third Trustee Mr. Maxwell Jude Anthony. Dr.
C.V. Ramakrishnan is a permanent Trustee of Kutastha.
C.V.Ramakrishnan

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Dr. Maxwell Jude Anthony, 46, also a registered practitioner of alternative
medicine. He holds the 4th degree black belt in Kongo Zen Shorinji Kempo.
Dr. Maxwell Jude Anthony is a permanent Trustee of Kutastha.

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Dr. Maxwell Jude Anthony has trained three batches of visually
challenged students in Reflexology in 2013-14 at the National
Institute for Visually Handicapped, Regional Center, Poonamalle.
The students have found employment in various hotels and spas
in South India.

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Dr. Maxwell Jude Anthony has written a textbook on Reflexology for
the visually challenged. This has been published in Braille by the
Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment at the National Institute
for Visually Handicapped (NIVH), Regional Center, Poonamalle, Tamil
Nadu.

“Astro-Reflex Therapy Course” is unique to Kutastha
Trust and is the first in the World. It’s well received
amongst medical practitioners and gaining
popularity in the market.
The target market is health care Industry. This Astro-
Reflex Therapy course has a huge market demand
and Kutastha is set-up to cater to this demand by
training medical practitioners in professional
complementary and alternate therapy.
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Kutastha periodically conducts workshops to spread its healing science.
Such activities which are community centric are covered by the press
each year.

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Donations to the Trust can be claimed under S. 80G.
Donations & Contributions may be made to;
Kutastha Public Charitable Trust,
Punjab National Bank, R.H. Road, Chennai - 600 004
Current Account Number 4386002100012872
IFS Code PUNB0438600

KUTASTHA
WEBSITE - kutastha.com CONTACT - +91 98414 24981
ADDRESS - #85, Royapettah High Road, Mylapore, Chennai -
600 004.
HOURS - Monday - Friday: 10:00AM -8:00PM
Saturday & Sunday: 11:00AM - 3:00PM
https://www.facebook.com/LiifeForceHealthCareClinicAndInstitute/
email: cvram57@yahoo.com

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The Objective of Kutastha is to open a palliative care center and
administer health care for its patients through the alternative
medical sciences such as Shiatsu, Acu-reflexology and Astro-
reflex therapy. (Project 1A)

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As a first step in achieving its objective, “Life Force Health Care Clinic &
Institute” was launched in Jan’ 2017 as a unit of Kutastha Dr. Maxwell
Jude is the program director and through his professional courses he is
training professionals in health care. The British Council for
Complementary Therapies endorses his students with full membership.
(Project 1B)

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AN INTEGRATED PALLIATIVE APPROACH TO CARE
KUTASTHA PALLIATIVE

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T H E C O S T O F DY I N G I S H I G H
KUTASTHA PALLIATIVE
The cost of dying in India ranges from as low as INR6,40,000 for a sudden death to
between INR19,06,674.00 and INR25,42,232.00 for someone with a terminal disease
such as cancer or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. The cost of dying varies not only
by cause but by where people die: on average it costs INR22,88,008 to die in a chronic
care facility, compared to INR1016892.00 to die at home.

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K U T A S T H A PA L L I AT I V E C A R E
S E R V I C E S C A N R E D U C E T H E C O S T S O F
DY I N G A N D I M P R O V E PAT I E N T C A R E
KUTASTHA PALLIATIVE

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KUTASTHA PALLIATIVE
They can reduce hospital admissions, length of hospital stays,
re-admissions, visits to intensive care units (ICUs), and inappropriate
diagnostics or interventions.

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A N I N T E G R AT E D PA L L I AT I V E
A P P R O A C H T O C A R E M AY B E M O R E
A P P R O P R I AT E F O R I N D I A
KUTASTHA PALLIATIVE

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KUTASTHA PALLIATIVE
A more cost-efficient strategy may be to integrate a palliative approach
to care throughout the health care system. Such an approach would
ensure that clinicians in all settings are able to: recognize when patients
and families can benefit from hospice palliative interventions; provide
appropriate services; and access support and advice from Kutastha
palliative care specialist physicians and/or nurses.

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KUTASTHA PALLIATIVE
This type of low-cost strategy could make it possible for the health care
system to respond to patient and family needs in the home and local
community, avoiding costly transfers to large urban hospitals and
potentially unnecessary or unwanted curative interventions. this approach
would mean not only “the right care at the right time” but also care in
the settings that most patients prefer: in the home and community

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KUTASTHA PALLIATIVE
According to a World Health Organization report, the issue is not the
need for more research on palliative care practices but rather the
ability to implement what is known to address large and growing unmet
needs. {Davies, 2004} however, based on a special report by the
economist intelligence unit, even if Kutastha palliative care improves
quality and offers efficiencies, improving access will be a challenge.

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K U T A S T H A PA L L I AT I V E C A R E R E D U C E S
S Y M P T O M S A S W E L L A S C O S T S
KUTASTHA PALLIATIVE

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KUTASTHA PALLIATIVE
In a retrospective study of cancer patients, for example, symptoms such as pain,
nausea, fatigue and dyspnea tended to be severe at the point of admission to a
palliative care inpatient service. {elsayem et al., 2004} Care in a palliative
inpatient unit was associated not only with improvement in symptoms but also
with a reduction in costs: the mean daily charge in the palliative care unit was
38% lower than the rest of the hospital. {elsayem et al., 2004}

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