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B V Rao re-elected president of Ganiga Samaj, Mumbai

  •   Mon, Nov 27 2023 03:59:11 PM

Rons Bantwal

Mumbai, Nov 27: Ganiga Samaj Mumbai has re-elected its president B V Rao (Baikadi Vasudeva Rao) for yet another term.

Ganiga Samaj Mumbai held its 26th annual general meeting last Sunday at M K Janardhan Hall of BSKB Association, Sion Mumbai. Rao was re-elected as the president during the selection process of executive committee members and office bearers for the year 2023-2025.

B V Rao (President), Kuthpadi Ramachandra M Ganiga (honorary president), Vijayendra Ganiga and Gangolli Gopalakrishna G Ganiga (vice-presidents), Gangadhar N Ganiga (general secretary), Sadananda Kalyanpur (treasurer), Jagadish Ganiga (joint secretary), Tara Bhatkala (chairperson, ladies wing), Ganesh R Kuthpadi (chairman, youth wing), Dinesh Rao (chairman, Vidyodaya Samiti), Dinesh Ganiga (secretary, Vidyodaya Samiti) and executive committee members Ratnakar A Shetty, Madhav J Ganiga, Nagraj M Ganiga, U Balchandra Katpady, Ramesh N Ganiga, Vinayak N Bhatkal, Rajesh Kuthpady, Vijay J Ganiga, Tharamati N Bhatkal, Mamata D Rao, Veena D Rao, Sushma V Rao, Archana V Bhatkal, Veena D Ganiga, and Aarti S. Ganiga were elected.

 

 

 
  

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