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India Association of the V.I. Elects Board of Directors, Leadership

The India Association of the Virgin Islands held its annual general body meeting on Friday, Feb. 17, and elected officers and a board of directors to lead the organization for 2017.

The new officers are Pash Daswani, president; Inderjit Singh, vice president (Cultural Affairs); Navin Sakhrani, vice president; Ashok Lalwani, treasurer; and Giresh Mirpuri, secretary.

“The slate that was elected I believe will carry on the legacy and passion of our recently passed past president, Mulo Alwani, and those that came before us in ensuring that our members are active and engaged in their home and the community,” said President Daswani, who has served as vice president of the organization since 2002 as well as interim president.

“There are tremendous activities and causes in Virgin Islands, and it is our intent to make sure that we build and share traditions to continue to make our home and quality of life the best that it can be for all,” said Daswani.

The board of directors includes Arun Advani, Raju Chandiramani, Manish Chhabria, Ashok Chugani, Dr. Murli Daswani, Rohit Khiani, Aparna Nagpal, Darshan Nagrani, Ramesh Totwani, Kanta Vasandmalani and Ram Mirpuri (ex-officio).

Established in 1976, the India Association of the Virgin Islands has actively contributed to the Virgin Islands community by awarding local scholarships and supporting various educational, childcare and special needs programs.

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