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Mangalore: Khaleel Ahmed Elected President of Jamiyyatul Falah

  •   Mon, Jul 25 2011 09:36:51 AM

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Mangalore, Jul 25: Khaleel Ahmed has been elected as the president of Jamiyyatul Falah, DK and Udupi district in an annual general body meeting held at JF center here on Saturday July 23.

Khaleel, a soft skills’ trainer has conducted more than 100 trainings. He was the member of Junior Chamber International and was the president of Jodumarga Nethravati Jaycees.

Currently, he is the president of Jamiyyatul Falah DK and and Udupi, a well-known NGO promoting education in Muslim community since 1989, general secretary of Millath Education Trust,  Udupi and administrator M E T Public School Udyavara, Udupi.
  

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  • shameem, mangalore

    Mon, Jul 25 2011

    Mabroook Khaleel Bhai,
    We are sure in your leadership JF will reach to the new heights. As secretary you showed us your creativity.You are the right choice for the post.JF needed a leader like you who can deliver. wishing you all the success May god bless you and JF

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