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Udupi: Rakesh Kunjur elected zonal president of JCI 15

  •   Wed, Nov 01 2017 10:52:07 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (EP)

Udupi, Nov 1: Rakesh Kunjur, former JCI Kaup president was elected unopposed as president of JCI zone number 15. The elections were held at Ammanni Ramanna Shetty auditorium by JCI Kalyanpur Cosmo City recently.

Rakesh Kunjur is active in JCI movement since 2002. Being unit president in 2013, he has won several unit and country level awards. He has served as the zonal vice-president in 2016 and won the country level best zonal vice-president award. Besides being active in several organizations, he is also a journalist.

Akshatha Girish was elected as the vice-president of JCI Kundapur. Raghavendra Prabhu of JCI Udupi city, Raghunath Nayak of JCI Belman, Pashupathi Sharma of JCI Putur, Ravi Kakkepadav of JCI Subrahmanya and Manmohan Balladka from JCI Sullia Payaswini were elected unopposed.
  

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  • Dheeraj, Katapady/Riyadh

    Wed, Nov 01 2017

    Congratulations Jc.Rakesh Anna, All the very best for your future endeavors towards social services.

    We are with you to support you moving ahead as always.

    JCI Katapady team.

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  • Dheeraj, Katapady/Riyadh

    Wed, Nov 01 2017

    Congratulations Jc.Rakesh Anna, All the best for your future endeavors on social services. We are with you

    JCI Katapady Team

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