Sangh Samachar India should organise developing countries—R. Venugopal
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Sangh Samachar India should organise developing countries—R. Venugopal

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Jan 16, 2005, 12:00 am IST
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Former working president of Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS), Shri R. Venugopal has said that the Third World was looking towards India to lead them for their security and overall progress. “Therefore, India should come forward to lead the developing countries at international fora.” He was addressing the 26th state conference of Kerala NGO Sangh. He reminded the government employees of Kerala of their vital role in changing the political, social and economic imbalance in the state by their selfless service to the nation. The two-day conference was inaugurated by Advocate B. Rajagopal, Tamil Nadu state general secretary of BMS. Shri M.S. Shyam Kumar, president of the NGO Sangh, presided over the function. Shri V. Muralidharan (president, NYK cooperative), Shri Narayanan Kekkadavan and Shri K. Kumaran also spoke on the occasion.

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