Karnataka Bank Founder’s Day lecture by renowned spiritual leader Sadguru on Feb 18
Karnataka Bank Founder’s Day lecture by renowned spiritual leader Sadguru on Feb 18
Mangalore Today News Network
Mangaluru, Feb 17, 2018: Renowned spiritual leader "Sadguru" who is also a Padma Vibhushana Awardee and Founder of Isha Foundation, Coimbatore, will be delivering the Karnataka Bank Founder’s Day Lecture on the occasion of the Founder’s Day of the Bank on February 18, Sunday.
The function to be held at the Head office of the Bank in Mangaluru will commence at 2.45 pm.
The function will be presided over by the Bank Chairman P Jayaram Bhat.
The lecture will be followed by a Carnatic Classical Music Recital by the renowned sisters Vidushi Ranjani and Vidushi Gayatri.
Live telecast : The programme will be telecast live by Namma Kudla TV channel while Akashavani will also broadcast the programme. The event will also be live on Facebook and YouTube. The links are available on the Bank’s website, informs Mahabaleshwara M S, Managing Director and CEO of Karnataka Bank.
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