JITO Nagpur Chapter begins its new term with big development initiatives
Resolve to build a hostel for 100 students, 50 residential flats, a permanent office and 11 new JATF trustees
Nagpur. An important meeting of senior national-level office-bearers and chapter office-bearers was held to give a new direction to the JITO Nagpur Chapter's 2026–2028 term. The meeting discussed education, housing and expansion of the organisation. Important initiatives emerged, including a hostel for 100 students, a contribution of 50 residential flats and the setting up of a permanent office.
Present at the meeting were JITO Advisory Chairman Pradeep Rathod, JITO JATF Chairman Ujjwal Pagariya, former JATF Chairman Prakash Jain, JITO Apex Director Praveen Dhoka, former Vice Chairman of Mumbai Zone Ramesh Ranka, Mumbai Zone Shraman Arogyam convener Rakesh Mehta, and JATF and Shraman Arogyam trustee Paras Gundecha. JITO Nagpur Chapter Chairman Savan Bhatewara presented a plan to set up a permanent office for the organisation during his term. He also pledged to create 11 new JATF trustees in the 2026–2028 term.
JITO Advisory Chairman Pradeep Rathod praised the Nagpur Chapter's far-sighted thinking. He said the lasting growth of any organisation begins with a strong foundation. He suggested that JITO Nagpur give top priority to establishing its own office.
Details of the meeting and the plans presented were shared by JITO Nagpur Chief Secretary Devin Kothari. Present prominently were Vice Chairmen Sudhir Surana and Siddharth Runwal; Secretaries Rupam Bardia and Anand Bharut; Treasurer Prerit Hora; Joint Treasurer Karan Patni; Directors Manish Challani, Rakesh Surana, Ankush Bora, Mohit Bothra and Vijay Lunawat; and, from the Advisory Committee, Dilip Ranka, Rajay Surana and Ranjan.
A modern hostel for 100 students and 50 homes
The meeting's main announcement was made by JITO JATF Chairman Ujjwal Pagariya. He pledged to build a modern hostel with a capacity of 100 students and hand it over to JITO JATF. This initiative will help provide better residential facilities to students and encourage their education.
Commitment to give 50 flats
JITO Nagpur has proposed a project of 70 to 100 residential flats. Ujjwal Pagariya expressed his wish to contribute 50 flats to the project. The initiative is seen as an important step towards developing housing facilities for the community.
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This is an English translation of the report published in Hindi in Shatabdi Gaurav.