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Oath taking ceremony at Radhakund, Mathura

Sri Sri Radha Madhavjiu Seva Puja Parichalan Central Working Committee, in its quarterly meeting held at Chamtilla, Shingla, Karimganj on last 13/09/2008, has reposed the confidence again on Delhities for the mandir management after a gap of three years.

The oath taking ceremony is scheduled to take place at Radha Kund, Mathura at around 10 in the morning on 25/10/2008.The following personnels will be attending the function.

Name Designation Place
1. Sri Kajal Kanti Sinha, President, New Delhi
2. Sri Bishwajit Sinha, Member New Delhi
3. Sri Mohan singh Choudhuri, Member, New Delhi
4. Sri Rebati Mohan Sinha, Member, Mumbai
5. Sri Banamali Sinha,IAS , Member, Agartala
6. Sri Krishnakanta Babaji, Convenor/Secretary, Radhakund.
(sevait)

On the same day at the same venue, there will be a progress meeting on the construction of Yatri Nivas at 3.pm.Sri Kajal Kanti Sinha.Rtd.Addl.Chief Engr.(Tripura), President Construction Committee, will chair the meeting. Sri R.M.Sinha, Naval Architect, will brief the meeting on building plan alteration/addition/modification above first floor level. Any other points raised by members will be discussed.

[Photos: construction work at Radhakund]





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