Vehicles donated to Akshaya Pathra Foundation

March 18, 2011
Mangalore, March 18: Mysore based Eminent Real Estate Consultant Koteshwar Janardan Bhat donated 2 vehicles worth Rs. 20 lakhs to Akshaya Pathra Foundation, an associate concern of ISKCON Mangalore, for providing lunch to School children in the District in memory of his late mother Srimathi Bhat.


The function was held at Guardian Angel Higher Primary School, Maroli, Mangalore.


He symbolically handed over the keys to Chief of ISKCON Mangalore Sr. Karunyasagar Das.


M.C.C Mayor Praveen was the Chief Guest on this occasion. He congratulated Bhat for his donation for a noble cause and flagged off the vehicle. Akshara Dasoha District Asst. Director James Cutinho, School Correspondent Sr. Charmine Pereira, Head Mistress Jasintha Gravice and ISKCON staffs Nandana Acharya Das and Sanandana Das were present on this occasion. Bhat has already donated 2 vehicles each to ISKCON, Puri Branch (Orissa) and 2 to ISKCON, Mysore Branch totalling Rs. 60 lakhs.

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