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Mangalore: Talent Research Foundation to Felicitate Distinguished Social Workers on Nov 27

  •   Sat, Nov 26 2011 08:30:38 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (RD/CN)

Mangalore, Nov 25: The Talent Research Foundation will be organizing a felicitation programme for distinguished social workers and releasing a book on social worker Hajabba at Talent auditorium, here on Sunday November 27.

Khatib Sheikh Mohammed Irfani will inaugurate the programme here at 10.00 am on Sunday.

Talent Research Foundation chairman Abdul Rauf Puttige will preside over the programme.

Islamic Cultural Centre chief secretary B M Mumtaz Ali will release the book on social worker Hajabba on the occasion.

MLA U T Khader and Konkani litterateur Wilfred D’Souza will be the chief guests.

Journalist Guruvappa S T Balepuni, social worker Gayatri Prabhu, singer Ranjandas K, and talented Ahmed Bilal will be felicitated during the programme.  

  

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  • T S Thomas, Mangalore, Colombo

    Sat, Nov 26 2011

    Congratulations Abdul Rauf Puthige. You do a lot of silent social work without much publicity. May God rewards you abundantly..

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