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Udupi: JCI National President Inaugurates Jaycees Bhavan, Training Centre

  •   Sun, Jul 18 2010 10:15:18 PM

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Daijiworld Media Network—Udupi (RD/CN)
 
Udupi, Jul 18: The newly established Jaycees Training Centre and Jaycees Bhavan by Kaup Jaycees, near here, were inaugurated on Saturday July 17.


 
Santhosh Kumar, national president of Jaycees International (JCI), inaugurated the Jaycees Training Centre and Jaycees Bhavan on Saturday evening.
 
Speaking on the occasion, Kumar said that JCI has been executing many projects for the progress of the youth in the country and the new centres will help the local youth hone their personality and shape a better future.
 
Kaup MLA Lalaji R Mendon said that Jaycees Kaup has been contributing to social welfare more than NGOs.
 
K P Acharya, correspondent, Vidyaniketan Group of Education Institutions, Kaup, JCI zonal president Uday Kumar Shetty, zonal vice-president N G Sukumar, zonal officer Deepak Kumar Yermal, Jaycees Bhavan building committee president Jagdish, Kaup Jaycees president Praveen Kumar, secretary Shivanna Bayar, past president Arun Shetty Padoor, and Jayceeret president Sharadeshwari were present on the occasion.
  

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