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Mumbai: Bhandary Seva Samiti Annual Sports Meet on Dec 18

  •   Thu, Dec 15 2011 07:47:32 AM

By Rons Bantwal
Daijiworld Media Network—Mumbai (RD)

Mumbai, Dec 15: The metro-based Bhandary Seva Samiti will be organizing an annual sports meet at the railway police grounds, Mulund (East), on Sunday December 18.

Samiti president Balakrishna P Bhandary will inaugurate annual sports meet on Sunday morning.

Dr Ratnakar Shetty, renowned medical practitioner of central suburban Bhandup, will be the chief guest at the valedictory function on Sunday at 4.00 pm.

Entrepreneur and social activist Ganesh Poojary, Ashok Bhandary, lawyer Sundar G Bhandary, Dr Nita Bhandary Thane, and chartered accountant Umesh Bhandary will be the guests of honour, stated sports committee vice-president Keshav Bhandary and organizer Prasad Bhandary.

For more information, contact Purushottam Bhandary: 9892805268, Keshav Bhandary: 9969000613, Rahul P Bhandary: 9820877424, Prasad Bhandary: 9004556072 or landline 25020220.

The Samiti honorary chief secretary lawyer R M Bhandary, honorary treasurer Ramesh Bhandary, and sports committee secretary Rahul P Bhandary in a media release, urged community members to attend the annual sports meet in large numbers.

  

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