A delegation of Billawa Chamber of Commerce and Industries visited the Governor at the Rajbhavan

Published On : 07 Apr 2016 | Reported By : Rons Bantwal

Mumbai, April 07: A delegation of Billawa Chamber of Commerce and Industries (BCCI) visited the Governor C H Vidyasagar Rao on Wednesday morning at the Rajbhavan, Malbarhill.

The delegation visited the governor with the leadership of N T Poojary- the Executive President of BCCI and the President of Billawa Jagruthi Balaga, at Jal-Bhooshan, the official office of the Governor. They invited the Governor to inaugurate the Billawa Chamber of Commerce and Industries (BCCI) Association which was established by the young industrialists of Billawa community, on Saturday 11th of June at Mumbai.
On this occasion the secretary of BCCI and Advocate Anand Poojary, director Purushothama S Kotian, the executive secretary Bhaskar Karnire and youth leader Niranjana Shetty were present.

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