Upaksham Ramteke
Chief Executive Editor
On the occasion of the felicitation ceremony of Prof. Mahesh Panse, State Vice President of the Maharashtra State Journalists Association, Mumbai, a “Public Servant Honor Ceremony” has been organized on February 3, 2026, in Mul, a town in Chandrapur district.
The organizers of the grand ceremony to be held in Mul on February 3rd are the Maharashtra State Journalists Association Mumbai, Chandrapur-Gadchiroli District Branch office bearers, along with the Taluka branch office bearers from both districts.
The felicitation ceremony and the Public Servant Honor Ceremony will be presided over by Nilesh Somani, Working President of the Maharashtra State Journalists Association Mumbai and an experienced senior editor of a daily newspaper.
The co-chairperson will be Aikatai Samarth, the Mayor of Mul Municipal Council.
The ceremony will be inaugurated by Pramod Chaugule, Sub-Divisional Police Officer, Chandrapur, and Satyajit Amle, Sub-Divisional Police Officer, Mul.
Dr. Bandu Ramteke, Medical Superintendent, District Hospital Chandrapur, Swapnil Marskole, Divisional Manager (FDCM) Agar Division Ballarpur, District Chandrapur, Mridula Mote, Tehsildar Mul, and Sandeep Dode, Chief Officer, Municipal Council Mul, will be present as chief guests.
The special guests will include Prakash Devtale, State Vice President, Maharashtra Prantik Teli Mahasangh, Prof. Mahesh Panse, State Vice President, Maharashtra State Journalists Association Mumbai, Anupkumar Bhargav, Senior Editor and Vidarbha President, Maharashtra State Journalists Association Mumbai, and Rakeshji Ratnawar, Vice President, Municipal Council Mul.
The main attraction of the felicitation ceremony and the Public Servant Honor Ceremony will be Prof. Mahesh Panse, State Vice President of the Maharashtra State Journalists Association Mumbai. On the occasion of Prof. Mahesh Panse’s felicitation ceremony, the organizers of the “Public Servant Honor Ceremony” state that the “Public Servant Honor Ceremony 2026” has been organized to honor distinguished individuals from the political, educational, social, and journalistic fields who strive tirelessly to keep democracy alive, fearlessly voice the injustices, problems, and suffering of society, and selflessly work for the service of the people.
On this occasion, the Maharashtra State Journalists Association, Mumbai, along with the district and taluka office bearers of Gadchiroli and Chandrapur districts, believe that the presence of dignitaries and the honored public servants will provide new energy.
The program is scheduled for February 3, 2026, and will begin at 12:00 PM.
The venue for the program is Mata Durga Temple Hall, Chandrapur Road, Mul, District Chandrapur.
The organizers, the Maharashtra State Journalists Association, Mumbai, and the district office bearers of Chandrapur and Gadchiroli, who are honoring public servants from the political, social, educational, and journalistic fields who work sincerely for truth, fearlessness, and the welfare of society, have made a special request that all dignitaries, invitees, and well-wishers be present on time to grace this honor ceremony.
Lunch has been arranged immediately after the program.
