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JCI office bearers for fresh year take oath

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February 7, 2011

Mangalore, February 7: The installation ceremony of office bearers for the year 2011 of JCI Mangalore was held at Hotel Maya International recently. Jc Heerachand took oath as the President of the chapter along with Jc Madhava -Secretary, Jc Sunil Vas -Treasurer, Jc Dinesha – Joint Secretary, Jc Ramnath – Joint Treasurer.

Jc Aldrin Vaz, Jc Mahesh Kamth, Jc Shashidhar, Jc Santhosh D'Mello, Jc Binoy D'Silva, Jc Vishal took oath as the Vice- Presidents, Jc Naveenchandra as Public Relations Officer, Jcrt Veena Amootor as Jayceerette Chairperson, Jjc Sudharshan as Junior Jaycee Chairperson and Jc Bhaskar Amootor, Jc Roshan Deepak, Jc Prashant Veigas, Jc Praveen Kamath, Jc Umesh took oath as the Directors of the chapter.

Chief Guest of the programme Jc Ln P. Kishore Rao, Vice Dist. Governor-345-D5 released the chapter bulletin 'DWANI'. JFM Anil Kumar, Past Executive Vice President of JCI India inducted the new members. Jc HGF Dr Aravind Rao, Past Zone President of Zone XV and Jc Shrinath Bangera, Zone Vice President, Zone XV were the Guests of Honour. Immediate Past President Jc Jagadish Bangera, Jc Dr Rahul T.G, Jcrt Shwetha Jain and other past presidents of JCI Mangalore were also present on the occasion.

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