Coastal Karnataka's development initiatives took center stage at the 26th Annual General Meeting of the Jayashree Krishna Parisara Premi Samiti (JKPPS), held recently at the Peninsula Grand Hotel in Sakinaka, Mumbai. The gathering saw key leaders reflect on the organization's 26 years of service and outline future plans as it steps into its 27th year.
Presiding over the meeting, JKPPS President Nithyananda D. Kotian acknowledged the efforts of all who contributed to the Samiti's journey since its inception. He urged members to remain proactive in bringing upcoming projects to fruition collectively. The President also lauded District Working President Harish Kumar Shetty and his team for the successful organization of the Samiti's Silver Jubilee celebrations in Mangaluru, noting that many political leaders are now aware of their dedicated work.
Thonse Jayakrishna Shetty, the Samiti's founder, highlighted the significant achievement of celebrating the 25th-year Silver Jubilee grandly, a testament to the members' unity and hard work. He informed the assembly that the event successfully brought district development concerns to the attention of numerous political dignitaries, including two senior state ministers. Shetty emphasized the crucial need to engage the youth actively in the Samiti's future endeavors. As a non-governmental organization, JKPPS consistently brings various district issues to the government's notice, he stated, having effectively fulfilled its responsibility. He added that the Samiti's district committee, under Harish Kumar Shetty, has completed 80 percent of its assigned tasks, leaving the remaining 20 percent for the government to address. The Samiti plans to pass resolutions on critical public interest matters, including constructing seawalls to prevent coastal erosion, ensuring 24-hour uninterrupted power supply, and eliminating communalism.
Honorary General Secretary Mundkoor Surendra Salian presented the previous year's report and the minutes from the last general meeting, while Honorary Treasurer Sadananda Acharya submitted the financial statements for the past year.
District Working President Harish Kumar Shetty affirmed the district committee's success in executing all responsibilities entrusted by the central committee. He mentioned the progress on several projects, such as establishing a bus service from Mangaluru Airport and addressing Netravathi water issues, emphasizing that success in these ventures requires continued support from the central body. He also acknowledged the district committee's commendable role in the Silver Jubilee's success, calling for ongoing cooperation for future initiatives. The Samiti remains dedicated to public welfare and the holistic development of the district.
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📰 Source: Mangalorean News