PROUD TO BE A HAM

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PROUD TO BE A HAM

HAM Radio means Hertz, Armstrong and Marconi. The first letters of these three scientists combined to form HAM. Most of the common people do not know what a HAM radio is? In India the awareness is very limited when to the developed countries. Become a HAM is very simple, for this one has to undergo simple training and getting license from the Govt. of India by writing simple exam. A HAM can be able to develop a own radio station and he should work within the rules and regulation of international telecommunication union. It’s just like a licensed hobby. But it can also be used for disaster management. Its hobby filled with responsibility. Unless it’s a hobby with responsibility, HAM cannot be an alternative national resource. In India the services rendered by HAM were great. It’s a great honor to be a HAM. Every HAM should feel the honor and should work accordingly.

Amateur (HAM) Radio is truly a hobby but often one that makes a difference especially in emergency or disaster situations. It is an activity of Self Learning, Inter-Communication & Technical Investigation carried on between Amateur Radio Operators. Amateurs talk to local friends over the radio waves using a hand-held transceiver, communicating digitally with packet radio to exchange personal messages or vital information in an emergency, talking to other hams anywhere in the world, or engaging in contests with other Radio Amateurs over the airwaves there is something for everyone.

A HAM is not an ordinary person having the instinct to serve the humanity. He is technically skilled and thrust for knowledge and service. A HAM has global awareness and have the knowledge regarding weather conditions and early warnings and predictions of natural calamities.

Even though the present day technology has improved, we cannot deny HAM. When compared to the advanced technology HAM radio is a simple basic tool. But we cannot deny the services rendered for the past many years.

India has got the second place in population. But it has got last place in having HAM population. But it has less awareness compared to the other developed countries. It is the need of the hour to get proper awareness regarding the increase of HAM population. How can it be achieved? It is not a great problem. In my opinion it can be achieved through visiting schools and colleges and making the students awareness inculcating the idea of licensed and technically skilled serviceman ship among them.

If it can be achieved, the disaster management will become easy. When disasters occur, we need not to search for HAMs. If it can be achieved the disaster may not be a disaster. We can minimize the loss of lives and property.

Indian Red Cross Society has rendered its services in disaster management. It used and recognized the services of HAM radio. It also created a platform for HAM radio in its disaster services and had given training for the enthusiastic volunteers. Many volunteers are looking forward to get the training. It is a good sign.

I am a HAM, do you too? I am proud to be an Indian and a HAM. HAMs are national resource. Come my friend it is not too late to become a HAM.

Mr.VSSRK Prasad,

HAM Radio Operator and Resource Person,

Life Member of Indian Red Cross Society,

AP State Branch, Hyderbad.

E-mail: vu3nyd@gmail.com,

Mobile : 9866202123

Call Sign : VU3NYD

A HAM IN RED CROSS

Hai! HAM’s

I am V.S.S.RamaKrishna Prasad Call sign VU3NYD want to share my feelings and aspiration to you on this special occasion.

Being a HAM and having voluntary spit I was attracted to participate in several events and disaster relief activities such as Gujarat Earthquake in 2001, many Cyclone relief activities in costal Andhra Pradesh, Government events like National games, Pushkarams, and Sensitizing programmers conducted by Andhra Pradesh Science and Technology. I have gained more experience.

In January 2009 the India Red Cross Society organization started its one year duration Disaster Management Center (DMC) project supported by American Red Cross. In that project I was selected as a HAM Radio Operators because of my experience and voluntary spirit. During my stay in Red Cross I have learned a lot through varies trainings like 1) Mental health and Psychosocial support in emergencies and Psychological first aid.2) Essentials of disaster management and community based first aid. 3) Sphere minimum standards and monitoring & evaluation. 4) WATSAN and Emergency communications. I was given various kinds of training and also, I was gave HAM Radio training to Red Cross staff and volunteers. We purchased and installed HAM Radio equipment for two stations, one is at Hyderabad and another one is at Vijayawada. I collected the data of active HAM’s across Andhra Pradesh and placed it in Red Cross data base. Some of the members from the above were enrolled as Red Cross members by me. For this I got merit certificate from Andhra Pradesh Governor.

There was a big flood occurred in Krishna River in the month of October 2009. Then immediately rushed to Vijayawada and started relief services involving all voluntary HAM’s along with Red Cross HAM’s under my leadership almost all HAM’s rendered their whole hearted services forgoing their personnel comforts also. The HAM’s job was commendable for that we received appreciation letters from State Secrecatary A.P. Red Cross and appreciation from National Red Cross teams also.

The one year project ended in December 2009. I have received Certificate of Appreciation from American Red Cross Indian delegation, Head of India office New Delhi. Even though the project ended I wish to work as a Red Cross volunteer. Because I was influenced and inspired by the seven fundamental principles of the Red Cross, they are Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Independence, Voluntary service, Unity and Universality.

This is my sincere appeal to all HAM’s to draw inspiration from me and enroll yourselves in Red Cross and render your voluntary support.

Monday, May 13, 2013

Qualfied list if Ham Radio candidates held in V.R.Siddartha & Dhanekula Engineering colleges of Vijayawada




Candidates Qualified in ASOL Restriction held at
V.R. Siddhartha Engineering College, Vijayawada

S.no
Name
Results
1.
Abdul Razack
Pass
2.
Adivi Divya
Pass
3.
Akella Jharesh
Pass
4.
Aripirala Santosh Kumar
Pass
5.
Boddupalli Vindhya
Pass
6.
Bondili Prasanthibai
Pass
7.
Cheruku Naveen
Pass
8.
Chinni Venkata Rama Krishna
Pass
9
Chittibomma Naveena Venkata Sai Ram
Pass
10.
Daka Srinivas Reddy
Pass
11.
Desu Sravanth
Pass
12.
Devatha Kavya
Pass
13.
Dokala Srikanth
Pass
14.
Donthavenkata Sai Goud
Pass
15.
Garlapati VVSN Gupta
Pass
16.
Gollapudi Savitha
Pass
17.
Goriparthi Kranthi Rani
Pass
18.
Immadi Govardhani
Pass
19.
Jampani B Venkata Narasimha Murty
Pass
20.
Jatoth Ramesh
Pass
21.
Kandula Chaithanya Sindhu
Pass
22.
Karavadi Vinayaka Rao
Pass
23.
Korada Chinnari Sri Kavya
Pass
24.
Kukkala Mohan Varma
Pass
25.
Kukkala Somasekhar
Pass
26.
Lanke Srikanth
Pass
27.
Maddala Sravani
Pass
28.
Madhan Shailesh Parekh
Pass
29.
Marrivada Chandramouli
Pass
30.
Marthi Narayana Sharma
Pass
31.
Mohammad Irfan
Pass
32.
Mohammed Amuruddin
Pass
33.
Moka Venkatesh
Pass
34.
Muddana Mounika
Pass
35.
Mukala Tejaswi
Pass
36.
Nadipalli Sandhya Rani
Pass
37.
Nagaraju Vasaki
Pass
38.
Naraharisetty Nikhila
Pass
39.
Padidela Rahul
Pass
40.
Pardhasaradhi. R.H.N. Sai Teja
Pass
41.
Pasumarthi Babu Sree Harsha
Pass
42.
Pasupuleti Daniel
Pass
43.
Pavankumar Agarwal
Pass
44.
Penugonda N.V.L. Dedeepya
Pass
45.
Penugonda Sai Pradeep
Pass
46.
Pillalamarri Ramabala
Pass
47.
Polavarapu Vanitha
Pass
48.
Pothereddy Srinu
Pass
49.
Prakhya Surya Bharath
Pass
50.
Prasadam Jaswanth
Pass
51.
Pulagampalli Durga Chanakya
Pass
52.
Raja Bharath Babu
Pass
53.
Rayapati Srisruthi
Pass
54.
Sadagana Tarunkumar
Pass
55.
Saikam Jhansi
Pass
56.
Sajibilli Jagadeesh
Pass
57.
Samajaya Bhramarambica
Pass
58.
Shaik Adamvalli
Pass
59.
Shaik Nagina Salma
Pass
60.
Shaik Riyaz Basha
Pass
61.
Singu Mahanti Vamsi Phani Deep
Pass
62.
Srikakulapu Vivek
Pass
63.
Sykam Bindu Bhargav  Kumar
Pass
64.
Tadepalli Supriya
Pass
65.
Tandra Sneha Deepak
Pass
66.
Thottempudi Sai Priya
Pass
67.
Tiyyagora Sambi Reddy
Pass
68.
Vadithe Krupabai
Pass
69.
Vallabhaneni Yasya Sri Lekha
Pass
70.
Vanama Naga Pujitha
Pass
71.
Veeramallu Divyasree
Pass
72.
Veerla Veeraiah
Pass
73.
Vemuri Naga Venkata Siva Sai Kumar
Pass
74.
Vennam Saipujitha
Pass
75.
Vissamsetty Sai Krishna Abhinav
Pass
76.
Yelisetty Nagasai Prasanna Kumar
Pass
77.
Tummala Ajay Kumar
Pass
78.
Y.V.K.S. Sivaram
Pass







                          Candidates Qualified in ASOL Restriction held at
Dhanekula Institute of Engineering & Technology, VZA


S.no
Name
Results
1.
Atluri Vasavi Nagasai Lakshmi
Pass
2.
Dhulipala Leela Sai Kishor
Pass
3.
Garlapati Veeranjaneyalu
Pass
4.
Gummadi Lakshmi Madhumati
Pass
5.
Medikonda Ramya
Pass
6.
Mohammed Basheer Ahmed
Pass
7.
Narra Mahesh Babu
Pass
8.
Paladugu Karthik
Pass
9.
Palegaru Sandhya Bhavani
Pass
10.
Pathuri Sahith
Pass
11.
Sarapalli Sindhura
Pass
12.
Tummala Prudhvi Krishna
Pass
13.
Vadlamannati Naga Sai Bharadwaj
Pass
14.
Vuyyuru Srikanth Reddy
Pass


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