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Greater Mumbai Rongali Bihu Celebration-2012

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Respected Assamese Residents of Mumbai. You are cordially invited to the cultural programme organized on the occasion of Rongali Bihu 2012 at Mumbai and at Navi Mumbai.The details of the programme as follows:


Mumbai:


Date: Sunday 15th April 2012. Time: 6 pm to 10pm


Venue: Ganpati Maidan,Gakuldham,Near Oberoi Mall/Dindoshi Bus Depo,Film City Rd, Goregaon East,Mumbai


Programme Highlight: Chorus,Husari,Dance,Music by Guest Artists & Dinner .


Navi Mumbai:


Date: Saturday 21st April 2012, Time: 6pm to 10pm


Venue: Urban Haat Amphitheatre,Nr.CIDCO Office/Petrol Pump,Belapur Rly Station, New Mumbai


Programme Highlight: Cultural Programme by Guest Artist followed by dinner.




For Your participation in Bihu Celebration at Mumbai (Goregaon), Contact Following Person (Min. Contribution Per family Rs.1000/-, Bachelors Rs.500/-Students Rs.100/-)

































































Dr Subir Kakoti

9969225307

Gaurab Das

9969223600

Hridoy Deka

9967001979

Jayanta Das

9969225355

Kanak Deka

9969229215

Hirumani Nath

7738455888

Abhijit Das

9833513967

Apurba Das

9969227171

Arindam Baruah

8655465874

Utpal Baruah

9969220194

Swapan Pal

9969220782

Nayanjyoti Bhuyan

9769128102

Ranjit Phukon

9820502490

Amitabh Roy

9969220180

Ajoylal Dutta

9969221381

Bimal Das

9969220586

Mobidur Rohman

9969224403

Ms Minaxi Borah

022-29654031

Kalpa N Dev

9969223318

K R Thakuria

9969229177

Porash Borah

9920205509


[Encourage your friends & associates to become member of the Assam Association, Mumbai. Membership Fees: Life Member: Rs 3,000, Annual Membership: Rs 500 & concessional Life Membership for spouse & children of existing Life Member is Rs 1,500/- .Membership form available at www.assamassociationmumbai.org ]



The Assam Association,Mumbai
Assam Bhawan,Opposite Centre One Mall
Station Road,Vashi,Navi Mumbai
Maharastra, PIN:400703


Website:www. assamassociationmumbai.org

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