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M'lore: City Centre Celebrates Independence Day - Record Footfall of over 82,000

  •   Thu, Aug 16 2012 01:36:54 PM

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Mangalore, Aug 16: City Centre Mall celebrated Independence Day in the  premises on August 15.

The guests of honor were Dr Monappa Bhandary, former district BJP president and now an MLC, Srikar Prabhu, BJP leader, K S Mohammed Masood, president and former Chairman of Karnataka Minorities Commission and also a former MLC, U T Khadar, MLA Ullal constituency,  Ivan D’souza, social activist, Ranganath Kini, Corporator and  Agnel,  Coastal Times.

The flag hoisting ceremony was conducted outside the mall.

The website of the mall www.citycentremangalore.com, as well as the newsletter were launched on the occasion.

K S Mohammed Masood launched the website which is user friendly, informative,and also provides updates on latest offers and sales plus customers can submit in their feedbacks and suggestions. Ivan D’souza did the honor of releasing the newsletter.

Young children are precious in their own right and they are the future of the nation. Kids from Samvedhana, Nantoor were presented with gifts as part of the event.

The highlight of the day was the fact that City Centre Mall saw a record breaking footfall of 82, 230 for the first time.
  

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