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KSS presents audit report of 2011-12 in general body meeting 9/29/2013 10:45:45 PM EARLY TIMES REPORT Jammu, Sept 29 : Kashmiri Sahayak Samiti(KSS) today placed its annual audit report before its annual general body meeting held at Kashmiri Pandit Bhawan. According to press release, KSS President Engineer Lokesh Ganju presented a detailed report about the achievements and projects completed during the last financial year. Placing the audited annual accounts before the general body, he said, that the revenue has touched a new record during the year2012-13. He further informed the meeting about future plans/ projects the samiti. While deliberating the general body, they also approved some of the amendments in the constitution of samiti.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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