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Hindi speakers committee at Tangla

Akhil Hindi Bhasi Vikash Parishad, that works towards the interest of the Hindi speaking communities of four districts of BTC, had its general meeting on November 15 at Tangla where it had formed its regional committee. The meeting was presided over by Central General Secretary Santosh Shah. Speaking on the occassion he said that sole objective of the organization is to uplift the community in socio-economic, educational and cultural spheres. Ganesh Thakur, Vice-President District Committee of the organisation also spoke on the occasion and said that all communities residing in the state should promote brotherhood and communal harmony. In the regional committee Saddam Hussain was given the charge of President while Rajesh Shani and Aman Agarwalla were given the charge of Vice President. Amit Jha was made General Secretary.

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