Annual General Meeting (AGM) – General Information

The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Nepali Bhajan Kirtan Samuha Adelaide is a key gathering of members to review the organisation’s progress, discuss future plans, and elect the new management committee.

The AGM provides an open forum for members to:

• Receive reports on the organisation’s activities and achievements

• Review financial and administrative matters

• Participate in important decision-making processes

• Contribute ideas and feedback for future programs

• Support the formation of the new committee

• Nominate or volunteer for leadership roles

All members are encouraged to attend and take an active part in shaping the future direction of the organisation. Community participation and collaboration are central to the continued growth and success of Nepali Bhajan Kirtan Samuha Adelaide.

Your involvement helps strengthen our shared values of service, unity, and cultural preservation within the community.

Dear Respected Member,

Namaste,

We warmly invite you to attend a Special Purpose General Meeting (SGM) of Nepali Bhajan Kirtan Samuha Adelaide Inc, being held in accordance with our association’s rules and the requirements of Consumer and Business Services (CBS) South Australia.

The committee reviewed the current constitution and resolved the current constitution and rules of Nepali Bhajan Kirtan Samuha Adelaide Inc are no longer adequate to meet the evolving governance, religious, and community needs of the organisation. The existing rules are considered outdated and require formal review and amendment.

Special General Meeting Details

Venue: 11 Clayton Avenue, Plympton SA 5038
Date: Saturday, 21st June 2025
Registration: From 12:00 PM
Program Starts: 12:30 PM
Program Ends: 3:30 PM

Your attendance and participation are highly valued as we shape the future of our organisation with greater clarity, unity, and purpose.

Thank you for your continued support and dedication to our community. We are trying to make draft constitution availiable to all members in few days please keep eye on your email and our website/facebook for updates.

if you have any questions regarding this meeting please feel free to contact Office of the Secretary; Shiva Lal Kaphale/Public Officer on 0452 445 613 or directly call me on below provided mobile number. 

Warm regards,
Khagendra Sapkota
President
Nepali Bhajan Kirtan Samuha Adelaide Inc
0411 596 006

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