Mumbai: Malaika Multi-Brand Electronic Retail Store opens at Bhayander (E)

By Rons Bantwal
Bellevision Media Network

Mumbai, 31 Mar 2014: The metro-based Malaika Appliances Private Limited, a household name across the metro, opened Malaika Multi-Brand Electronic Retail Store at Golden Next Junction, western suburb of Bhayandar (East) here on Sunday March 30.
 
Mira – Bhayandar MLC and NCP leader Gilbert Mendonca inaugurated the new showroom here on Sunday.
 
Carmelite priest Fr Dominic Vas, parish priest of St Joseph’s parish, Mira Road (East) blessed the new premises.
 
Funca Enterprise managing director Itho Sun was the chief guest of the occasion.
 
Mira – Bhayandar corporator Asenla Pereira, Funca Enterprise director Cardo Sun, entrepreneur Maxim Mathias, Fred Mendonca, social activists Dr Antony Sequeira, Murphy Rebello, Leo Fernandes, John Crasta, Arun Noronha, John G Mendonca and others were the guests of honor conveyed best wishes.

 

 
Malaika Group top officers Loyal Baptist, Elsy J Rodrigues, Manohar R Shetty, Teja Ravindra Shetty, Sushant S Sabat, Chandrashekar Nayak, Ramani Iyer, Alphonse Corda, Sundar Poojary and others were also present.
 
Malaika Appliances Private Limited manufactures its own Yasoma branded induction cookers, RO water purifiers and mixers, grinders.  All these products are sold along with international brands are sold at Malaika showrooms at very competitive rates.  The natives of undivided Dakshina Kannada district settled in metro are saved of the trouble to carry the household appliances to their hometowns whenever they wish to present gifts to their kith and kin during auspicious occasions.  Malaika has opened its branches in Mangalore, B C Road and Tokkottu, who can personally deliver the products upon making the payments in Mumbai, said Malaika Group managing director Gilbert Baptist. 
 
Gilbert Baptist welcomed the gathering.  The director Marceline G Baptist and Sonica G Baptist presented flower bouquets to the dignitaries.  King Edward compered the programme.  Malaika Group HR head Noel Mascarenhas proposed vote of thanks.