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Three Qatar-based Nepalese organisations conducted their conventions recently.
The Baglung Service Society (BSS) organised its 9th convention, which was chaired by its President Ramesh Bhatta and Nepal’s acting ambassador Mani Ratna Sharma was the chief guest. Representative from different organisations attended the programme.
BSS unanimously elected its new working committee led by Chandra Kanta Sharma. Sagar Poudel and Nagaendra Bahadur Poudel were elected the first and second vice-presidents. Gajendra Chalisa was elected the general secretary, Hira KC the treasurer and Hom Shress the co-treasurer among others. Shova K C, Laban Gotama, Laxmi Gharti, Khami Pun, Parbati Shrees, Tej Narayan Sharma, Durga Bhujel, Hom Shrees, Bhabin BC, Ganga Bcand Tek Rasahili were elected the members of BSS.
The Mitari Film Cultural Group organised its fourth general convention at Top Form Restaurant. The programme was chaired by President Suman Bharati. International Artists Forum Qatar President Bhabindra Tamang was the guest of honour.
The new working committee of the group is as follows: Rit Man Shrestha is the president, Bijaya Rana the vice president, Iman See Thakuri the general secretary, Jeevan Sansar the secretary, Krishna Kumar Shrestha the treasurer, Man Kumar Shrestha the co-treasurer and Binod Lama the artists’ co-ordinator. Nanu Ghale, Samir Sunawar, Khagindra Pariyar, Deepak Rokaya, Birendra Lama, Puspa BC and Yam Chaudary are the members of the working committee.
The Buddhi Vumi Service Society (BVSS) organised its first general convention at Alfardan Park. The programme was chaired by President Chandar Bahadur Olil and community leader Humakanta Pokheral was the chief guest.
The new working committee of BVSS is: Kesav Prasad Khanal is the new president, Anil Gawali the vice-president, Gabinda Kuwar the general-secretary, Bishnu Balbasha the secretary and Hari Pandey the treasurer. Khagaswori Gaire, Ramkumar Tharu, Kesavraj Pokheral, Indra Nath Tharu, Jeevan Narayan Khanal and Tek lal Basyal are the members of the committee.
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