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Doha: Karnataka Sangha Qatar Hosts Iftar Party

Alexis Castelino
Daijiworld Media Network – Doha

Doha, Aug 3: Karnataka Sangha Qatar (KSQ), a socio-cultural organization affiliated to Indian Cultural Centre recently hosted an Iftar at Maaza Restaurant.

V S Mannangi, president of KSQ welcomed the gathering. KSQ member, Mazhar Shariff highlighted the importance of Ramadan.

Hasan Chougule, Pravasi Bharati, award winner and a very prominent member of Indian Community in Qatar, Kareem Abdullah, president ICBF, Arvind Patil, general secretary ICBF, Tarun Basu, president of ICC, K M Varghese, ex-president of ICC, Seetharam Shetty, president of Tulukoota, Ahmed Saeed Assadi, president of KMCA, Ravi Shetty, president of Bunts Qatar, Iqbal Manna, Arun Kumar, former president of KSQ, and many other office bearers of KSQ and other associations were present.

Deepak Shetty, general secretary of KSQ, proposed the vote of thanks.


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