After Mumbai, Nagpur goes democratic




Pl see the previous blog 'Mumbai rocks'.

In the same week, another unit, which was once upon a time very vibrant at the local as well as at the national level, but which had become dormant almost for the past several years, NAGPUR, has been revived.

An Extra-Ordinary General Body meeting in which 74 members participated has decided to revive the unit by a democratic process and send a delegate to the Chennai Convention.

The resolutions passed in the meeting are seen in the photo given above.

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