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BoB share registers to close for dividend payment
MUMBAI: The Bank of Baroda’s register of share holders and share transfer will remain closed from July 21 to July 30, both days inclusive. This is for the purpose of payment of dividend, if any declared, for the financial year which ended on March 31, 1998.
Meet on medium of instruction
A symposium of `What and How should the medium of instruction and national script be in the national interest’ is being organised by the Bharatiya Bhasha Pratishthapan Parishad on May 30 at Arya Samaj mandir, Vashi. Teachers, scientists, engineers will be participating in the meet which will be inaugurated by the head of Hindi department of University of Mumbai.
Hindi journalists meet in city
A two-day meet of Hindi langauge journalists from Maharashtra will be held on June 21-22 for the first time in Mumbai. The Maharashtra Hindi Patrakar Sangathan requests all interested participants to send in their papers and suggestions to its office at 3737,Navi Peth, Ahamednagar or call on (0241) 341933
Six-day camp for youth to be held
Rashtriya Sneha Chhavani ’98 a camp to promote brotherhood, spirit of nationality, and character building has been organised between June 24 and June 29 at New Zealand Hostel, Arrey Colony, Goregaon by the Yuvak Biradari Bharat, a Mumbai based youth organisation. The six-day camp will include various contests and group discussions. Those interested may contact on 2075592.
Kidney foundation health camp
The National Kidney Foundation will be organising a free kidney diseases detection camp at Chembur on June 6 and 7. This will be held at Rochiram T Thadhani School for hearing handicapped, Collectors colony, Chembur. For further details contact National Kidney Foundation at 281 4892/ 604 3260.
CR to introduce new superfast train
Central Railways will be introducing a new superfast express between Kurla Terminus and Mangalore on Sunday. This train will leave Kurla for Mangalore on Wednesdays,Fridays and Sundays.
Animal care programmes
An animal welfare officers’ training programme will be held by the organisation In Defence of Animals from June 1 to 5. This course which will be conducted by Aishwarya Bhave, a trainer authorised by the Animal Welfare Board of India, is beneficial to people who wish to help animals in distress but don’t know how to go about it.The course will be held at Audio-Visual Auditorium, Basement of Raja Shivaji Vidyalaya, Indian Education Society Campus.
