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New office-bearers for ISC
ABU DHABI — The 44th Annual General Body of the Indian Social and Cultural Centre (ISC) in the Capital has elected 13 new members for the managing committee of the organisation.
The newly-elected members are: Joy Thomas John (President), Eappen V. Mammoottil (General Secretary), K.R. Abdul Sabah (Treasurer), P.S. Jacob (Vice-President), K.M. Santhosh (Assistant General Secretary), Sanjeev M. K. Nair (Assistant Treasurer), Roy Abraham (Entertainment Secretary), Joseph George (Assistant Entertainment Secretary), Jayachandran Nair (Literary Secretary), Brijesh Thomas (Sports Secretary), Ziad Kamarudheen (Assistant Sports Secretary), E. Surendranath (Auditor) and H. Sankaranarayanan (Assistant Auditor).
Joy Thomas John said the new managing committee will introduce various innovative programmes for the members of the organisation including exam-time counseling for children and parents.
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