Kundan chases Chandan's dreams

Meet Kundan, the younger sibling of late Chandan. While we miss Chandan, there's a reason to cheer as well.

Kundan is on his way to Delhi to be part of the Uday Foundation family. The Foundation will be taking care of the entire education of Kundan, who is currently a student of Class-3 in a remote village of Bihar.

Kundan wants to fulfil Chandan's dream of becoming an IAF pilot one day. "We will help him chase his dreams," says Rahul Verma of Uday Foundation.

So, that's good news to all of us who loved Chandan.

All the best Kundan!

Will miss you Chandan | R.I.P.

Read report on Oneindia, here: http://bit.ly/1At2NGh

World Cancer Day today; little Chandan needs your help

By Dr Anantha Krishnan M
https://twitter.com/writetake

Chandan, the 14-year-old ‘young fighter’ and die-hard devotee of Indian Air Force (IAF) who is waging a valiant battle against an acute stage of cancer is in need of your help. Coincidentally, the appeal for help comes on a day when February 4 is being observed as World Cancer Day. The little boy from Bihar, is now undergoing treatment at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in New Delhi with the support of Uday Foundation. His family is facing severe financial crisis.

* Money has become a matter of concern

* Chandan’s story moves Dr Kalam

Read full report on Chadan (latest) on OneIndia here: http://bit.ly/1yFOwQY

Your prayers, contributions will help family’s cause

In addition to your prayers, if you are convinced that Chandan’s family needs financial assistance, you can contribute towards the cause of the boy's treatment through an online transaction. Your contributions will directly go to Chandan’s bank account, being managed by his father.

His bank details are: Master Chandan Kumar, Account No. 600510110003936 (Savings Account), Bank of India, Hauz Khas Branch, A-21, Green Park Main, New Delhi, PIN: 110 016. IFSC Code: BKID0006005 (Please note: It’s BKI (I for India) D0006005). Bank phone numbers: 011 28866060/26563713 

Also read, earlier reports on Chandan on OneIndia

February 2, 2015: http://www.oneindia.com/india/oneindia-special-tejas-lands-on-chandan-s-lap-as-prayers-pour-in-for-speedy-recovery-1640939.html
February 1, 2015: http://www.oneindia.com/feature/oneindia-special-only-prayers-can-save-little-pilot-chandan-1639735.html
November 19, 2014: http://www.oneindia.com/feature/oneindia-special-i-will-become-real-pilot-one-day-says-terminally-ill-boy-chandan-1566356.html

Tejas lands on little Chandan’s lap as prayers pour in for speedy recovery

By Anantha Krishnan M

https://twitter.com/writetake

India’s Light Combat Aircraft Tejas on Monday flew into the heart of little Chandan, the ‘young pilot’ currently waging a valiant battle against cancer. From today, Chandan will have the inspiring company of a Tejas model, thanks to the quick response from its creators. The little boy had expressed his desire to own a plane model in November last.

OneIndia’s special report on Chandan, published on February 1, 2015 (http://www.oneindia.com/feature/oneindia-special-only-prayers-can-save-little-pilot-chandan-1639735.html), grabbed the attention of P S Subramanyam, Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA) Director, spearheading the Tejas programme.

Subramanyam is said to have read the boy’s report on his phone while travelling for a meeting at the DRDO HQ in Delhi today. “I was browsing through the Google Alerts on my email and found this report with the Indian Air Force tag. It was a very moving report and I was disappointed to know that Chandan had to wait for this long for a plane model,” Subramanyam told OneIndia over the phone from Delhi.

* Happy Chandan’s small wish is fulfilled: Tejas Chief

* Model handed over in an ambulance

* Chandan manages a smile amidst pain

* Lakhs of online readers pray for brave fighter

Read the full report on OneIndia, here: http://bit.ly/1EZE23i

OneIndia Special: Only prayers can save little pilot Chandan

Chandan hasn't eaten for the last five days. Photo: Uday Foundation

By Dr Anantha Krishnan M

https://twitter.com/writetake

India’s ‘youngest pilot’ Chandan is in pain. In advanced stages of cancer, the 14-year-old little fighter has not eaten anything for the past five days. He weighs just over 17 kgs now. 

Unable to bear the pain, Chandan was moaning when this Correspondent spoke to his father Girish Mandal (39) over the phone from Delhi. “He smiles at us and I know my son won’t give up his fight. He had told me that through our prayers he will spring back to life,” says Girish. 

Chandan’s doctors at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in New Delhi have given up their hopes completely. He has stopped responding to the medicines.

He is not able to get out of the bed even for a minute. Every four hours he is given heavy dose (40 mg) of morphine tablets, a pain killer, as suggested by his doctors. “Only a miracle can save him. Only through the power of prayers. I have never seen boy with so much of fighting spirit. He wants all of us to pray for him now,” says Rahul.
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comprehensive report on OneIndiahere: http://bit.ly/1z07PUf)