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Mumbai: Ayana V Raman’s Metro Tour Concludes

  •   Tue, May 29 2012 07:59:57 AM

By Rons Bantwal
Daijiworld Media Network—Mumbai (RD)
 
Mumbai, May 29: The metro tour of ‘Journeys of Dance to Houses’ fame Ayana V Raman concluded with a mega show at Swami Muktanand auditorium, Bunts Bhavan, Kurla, on Friday May 25.
 
Mumbai Bunts Sangh honorary secretary chartered accountant Sadashiv Shetty presided over the programme.
 
NRI Surendra Shetty, women’s wing president Lata P Shetty, and Munkoor Ratnakar Shetty were the chief guests on the occasion.
 
Mumbai city region Bunts Sangh president Krishna V shetty, women’s wing president Uma Krishna Shetty, vice-presidents Anil Shetty and Sasidar Shetty, secretary Prakash T Shetty, treasurer Latish G Shetty, joint treasurer Santosh Shetty, joint secretary Suresh Shetty, advisors Jayaram Shetty and Anand P Shetty, and membership campaign committee president Raghu P Shetty were also present.
 
Ashok Pakkala compered the programme.  Ranga Bharati director K V Raman proposed the vote of thanks.
  

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