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Guindy industrial estate body office-bearers

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CHENNAI: The office-bearers for the Industrial Estate Manufacturers' Association, Guindy, for the 2004-06 period were elected at the annual general meeting held in December last, according to a press release.

Mr K. Gopalakrishnan was re-elected President; Mr G.K. Basha, Honorary Secretary; Mr M. Periaswamy, Honorary Treasurer; Mr V. Sudarson, Senior Vice-President; Mr S. Krishnaswamy and Mr B. Sundar Rao, Vice-Presidents.

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