BNC launches ambulance for community service in Brahmarakootlu


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Bantwal, Oct 27: Navachetana Cricketers (BNC), Brahmarakootlu, launched an ambulance for public service under its BNC Seva Suraksha Scheme at the BNC grounds in Pambadabettu on October 25. The inauguration was held in the presence of dignitaries, who appreciated the organisation’s commitment to social service.

The dignitaries also expressed hope that BNC’s proposed plan to establish an academy would become a reality.

The chief guests included senior citizen Padmanabha Rao Kanapadi, astrologer Anil Pandit Valavoor, Shashidhar Brahmarakootlu, president of Srirama Krupa Mookambika Bhajana Mandir, advocate Arun Roshan D’Souza, and Divakar Pambadabettu, president of the management committee of Sri Lakshmi Vishnumurthy Temple. They extended their best wishes to the organisation.

 

Businessman Haneef Coastal and BNC president Purushotham Pambadabettu were present on the occasion.

Dhananjaya Pambadabettu, mentor of the BNC team, was honoured and felicitated for his contributions.

Manish Pambadabettu welcomed the gathering, Mallika Jyothigudde offered the prayer, Ashwin Pambadabettu proposed the vote of thanks, and Manoj Kanapadi compered the programme.

The event began with a Sri Satyanarayana Pooja in the morning, followed by a community lunch in the afternoon.

 

 

  

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