SATISH SAMUDRE Elected President By Mumbai Kalal Samaj Unanimously By New Executive Committee.

The Mumbai Kalal Samaj held a meeting on October 18, 2026, during which various issues concerning the community were discussed.

The meeting also witnessed the unanimous selection of a new Executive Committee for a three-year term, with Mr. Satish Samudre elected as President of Mumbai Kalal Samaj.

Mr. Rajesh Bihade proposed the name of Mr. Satish Samudre for the post of President.

The proposal received the unanimous approval of all members present at the meeting.

The newly constituted Executive Committee comprises Mr. Amit Banole as Vice-President, Mr. Kapil Patelpaik as Secretary, Mr. Nitesh Karoddev as Joint Secretary, Mr. Bhupendra Lohakpure as Treasurer, and Mr. Rajesh Pethe as Joint Treasurer.

The meeting commenced with a tribute to the late Mr. Shrikant Rao Nayse, former President of the Samaj. Subsequently, Mr. Amit Banole presented a report on the community organisation’s previous financial activities.

During discussions on financial management, it was decided that the donations received to date would be preserved securely, while future donations would be utilised to organise the community’s annual gathering. The members also resolved that the new Executive Committee would serve a three-year term and that the organisation would be registered as a society.

The meeting unanimously decided to hold the Mumbai Kalal Samaj Community Gathering 2027 on Sunday, January 17, 2027.

Those present at the meeting included Mrs. Anjalitai Sanjay Naik, Mrs. Laxmi Omkar Lohakpure, Mrs. Anagha Anant Shinde, Mr. Bhupendra Lohakpure, Mr. Nishikant Ujwane, Mr. Satish Samudre, Mr. Amit Banole, Mr. Rajesh Pethe, Mr. Nitesh Karoddev, Mr. Rajesh Bihade, Mr. Santosh Deore, Mr. Anant Shinde, Mr. Kapil Patelpaik, Mr. Sunil Pelagade, Mrs. Priyanka Lohakpure, Mrs. Priyanka Karodde, Mrs. Kavita Patelpaik, Mrs. Smita Pelagade, Mr. Naresh Dagwale, and several other members of the community.

The formation of the new Executive Committee is expected to strengthen the organisational framework of Mumbai Kalal Samaj and provide fresh momentum to various social, cultural, and constructive initiatives aimed at the overall welfare and development of the community.

The members expressed optimism that the new leadership would work collectively to promote unity, strengthen community participation, and advance the Samaj’s social and developmental objectives.