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Finalisation of Yatrinivas - building plan at Radha Madhavjiu Mandir

Second follow up meeting on finalization of Yatri Nivas building plan will be held on July 7 and 8, 2008 at Radhakunda, Mathura, UP. The following delegates (all engineers) are attending the meeting. Shri Kajalkanti Sinha from New Delhi,Shri Rebati Mohan Sinha from Mumbai, Dr.Ashok Kumar Sinha from Silchar, Shri Bishwajit Sinha from New Delhi, Shri S.N. Saha, Nabadwip,West Bengal.Shri Krishna Kanta Sinha Debabarmana, the sebait is the convener of the meeting.

The 1st follow up meeting of Delhi meeting was held at Patharkandi, Karimganj,Assam between Shri Kajal Kanti Sinha, the president Nirman Committee from Delhi and the office bearers of Radha Madhavjiu Mandir Prichalan Samiti,namely Shri Subhash Sarma,the president and Shri Krishna Charan Sinha, and others.

The purpose of the meeting is to finalise one of the drawings of building plans submitted to the Radha Madhavjiu Mandir Parichalan Samiti by following engineers with certain modification/addition/alteration.

(1)Dr.Ashok Kumar Sinha, NIT, Silchar

(2)Shri Kajal Kanti Sinha,(Retd Addl.Chief Engr.Tripura)

(3)Shri S N Saha(Architect)Civil Engineer.
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  1. Rasaraj Sharma3 July 2008 at 17:03

    Thanx for sharing the news. I hope the dream of Yatrinivas Building at Radha Madhavjiu Mandir will come true.


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