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News in Pics from Rons Bantwal - Sep 2

  •   Tue, Sep 02 2008 04:05:44 PM

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Mumbai, Sep 2:



20 Microns Ltd chairman B Madhuprasad, managing director Chandresh S Parikh and director Vishnu R Varshney, during the announcement of their IPO at a press conference in Mumbai.

 


Joint commissioner of police (Law and Order) K L Prasad, Pramoud Rao, President, Mumbai Chapter of the Fire & Safety Association of India, at the announcement of the 'Best secured Ganapati Mandal-2008' award by the association jointly with the Mumbai Police.

 


Pt Hariprasad Chowrasia released the Jagjit Singh's music album "Amritanjali" in Mumbai



Come September, tourism in Maharashtra will get a new boost. Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC), in association with India Tourism, Mumbai has organized a month long promotional "Explore the Incredible Maharashtra" campaign beginning from September 01, 2008. The regional Office of the ministry of tourism will also host a month long promotional  campaign "explore the incredible states" in its office at Churchgate in Mumbai. seen in the picture: Lavni artist Jyoti Joshi.
  

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