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International Association of Lions Clubs' fete

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Vice-governor and other members of the `District Cabinet' were installed

RESPONSIBLE ROLE: The Lions district governor, G. Manoharan, and officials honouring the past international director, Muthuraja Nagarajan in Tiruchi. The guest of honour, Abdul Khader, left, looks on. — Photo: R.M. Rajarathinam

TIRUCHI : The annual function of the International Association of Lions Clubs - District 324 A2 to install vice-governor of the Lions district and the 24th `District Cabinet' was held here on Sunday.

The former International Director of the Lions movement, Muthuraja Nagarajan, installed S.T. Srinivasan as the Lions vice-governor and the other members of the cabinet in the presence of the Lions district governor, G. Manoharan.

K. Narayanasami was installed as the secretary of the cabinet, M. Balasubramanian was installed as the treasurer and M. Santhanam as the district chairman - convention. The other members of the cabinet - regional chairmen, zonal chairmen and district chairmen also took charge.

Abdul Khader, faculty from the Islamiya College, Vaniyambadi, delivered address.

Lions Multiple Committee Vice-Chairman, Tanikachalam, Lions district governor, district 324 A3 and others offered their felicitations to the new cabinet.

About 4,000 members from 113 Lions Clubs in the revenue districts of Tiruchi, Thanjavur, Karur, Pudukottai, Perambalur, Tiruvarur, Nagapattinam and the Union Territory of Karaikal, which formed the Lions District 324 A2, participated in the function.

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