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Adv. Dayanand G. NarvekarEx-Dy Chief Minister Of GOA President of G.C.A. Office: +91-832-2250755
Residence: +91-832-2263055 Email: info@dnarvekar.com |
| Name of Father | Late Shri Ganesh Narvekar |
| Name of Mother | Mrs Indumati |
| Date of Birth | 11 February 1950 |
| Place of Birth | Mapusa |
| Marital Status | Married |
| Educational Qualification | B.A. , L.L.B. , L.L.M. (Bombay University) |
| Profession | Business |
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House No. 2-E/3 Caraswaddo - Mapusa Bardez - GOA |
Future Vision : |
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| Creating more than 5,000 Cricket Players at present & represent a Goan in the squad of the Indian Team. | |
Areas Of Interest : |
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| Social and Cultural Activities: | Development of sports infrastructure |
| Special Interest: | Social Welfare and agriculture |
| Favorite Pass Time and Recreation: | Badminton, cricket, football music |
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Associated with number of Social/Sports organizations Associated with number
of Social/Sports organizations
Ex - President, GOA Body Building Association and president of G.B.B.A. for 12 years
Vice-President, All India Amateur Body Building Federation for 2 years
President, GOA Cricket Association since last 8 years
Vice President; BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India) since
last 2 years.
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| Countries Visited: | Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore, South Africa, U.K., U.S.A., Russia, France, Brazil, Portugal, etc. |
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Joined Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party in the year 1976 and joined Indian
National Congress Party in the year 1980 and continues till today and became M.L.A.
Represented India in Commonwealth Parliamentary Committee in Australia,
Malaysia, New Zealand, and Singapore and delivered lectures for the
Third World Countries on drugs and other economic issues.
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