Culture Forum-UK Was Founded in 2012 to Preserve the Heritage of the Gurung (Tamu) People

CONSTITUTION OF THE GURUNG (TAMU) CULTURE FORUM-UK - TRILINGUAL BOOK PROJECT MILLENNIUM – 13 MAY 2018

1. PREAMBLE

1.1 The Gurung (Tamu) Culture Forum-UK was founded in 2012 to preserve the heritage of the Gurung (Tamu) people. We, the Gurung (Tamu) people are a prominent and proud race from the slopes of the Annapurna Himalayan Range in Central Nepal. The ancestors of the Gurungs (Tamus) migrated out from the Gandaki Basin (Lamjung, Manang, Kaski, Parbat, Syangja, Tanahun, Baglung, Gulmi, Dolpa, Gorkha, Dhading, Khotang, Solokhumbu, Bhojpur, Shankhuwa Sabha, Taplejung and Tehrathum), in search of better fertile farming lands, better education and job prospects and settled all over Nepal. Many have since moved to and settled in India, Hong Kong, United Kingdom (UK), America, Australia, Canada, Japan, Malaysia, Europe and other countries. Despite this, the Gurung (Tamu) Diaspora is closely-knit by family and kinship ties, as communities and association work to preserve its indigenous heritage and culture. Because they have come from various parts of Nepal, where the culture and customs of the Gurung (Tamu) people vary from place to place, there is a need to bring them together under one common Tamu identity. These differences come to the fore mainly when international Gurung (Tamu) communities from various regions and villages gather together in their country of residence. The Gurung (Tamu) people mark births, marriages, deaths as well as festivals such as Gurung (Tamu) Lhochhar/Lhosar, Pitri Puja, Tohte, Dashain and Tihar with various customs.

1.2 In orders to forge unity through this diversity, the Gurung (Tamu) Cultural Forum-UK, Tamu Dhee Association UK (TDUK) and Tamu Pye Lhu Sangh UK (TPLS UK) are working Together to set a more standard set of cultural norms, customs and traditions that accommodates all 74 Gurung (Tamu) organisations in the UK. This is to unify and preserve a more appropriate and pragmatic approach to these practices in the UK and globally. The Gurung (Tamu) organisations in the UK understand that while trying to standardize and build a more flexible set of culture and customs, it is also important to preserve them and to stem the erosion of this culture.

2. AIM

2.1 The primary aim of Gurung (Tamu) Culture and Customs Forum-UK is to produce a Trilingual Book entitled ‘‘Tamu Heritage Trilingual Book’’ – the History, Culture, Language and Civilisation of the Gurung (Tamu) people.

3. THE PROJECT

3.1 The Trilingual Book shall be in Nepali, English language and in Gurung (Tamu) dialect (with only the most essential words, phrases and sentences of everyday use), to help Tamu people worldwide to understand and identify the Gurung (Tamu) history and culture, and work towards its conservation so that posterity can benefit from it.

3.2 It is the intention of the Executive Committee to complete the Tamu Heritage Trilingual book by December 2020.

4. OBJECTIVES

4.1 To promote, foster and maintain the bonds of friendship amongst all Gurung (Tamu) Member of the 74 Gurung (Tamu) organisations in UK as well as those living in other parts of the world by coalescing to support the Gurung (Tamu) Culture Forum-UK Trilingual Book Project Millennium with the following objectives:

4.1.1 To maintain links with and support from Gurung (Tamu) Organisations in UK and around the globe.

4.1.2 To promote and maintain conservation and consolidation of the ancestral and Inherited culture of the Gurungs (Tamus) for posterity.

4.1.3 To organise sponsorships and charitable programs to raise funds for the Trilingual Book project and also to foster working relationship with foreign institutions and local authorities.

4.1.4 Not to promote the Forum for any political and religious ideologies or for personal gain.

5. DEFINITIONS

5.1 If not interpreted otherwise by context and reference:-

5.1.1 The term 'Forum' refers to Gurung (Tamu) Culture Forum-UK - 2012.

5.1.2 ‘Constitution’ refers to the Constitution of the Gurung (Tamu) Culture Forum-UK - December 2017.

5.1.3 ‘Rules' denote the rules drafted by the Forum Executive Committee and approved by the Forum General Assembly of 3 Dec 2017 and implemented thereafter. 5.1.4 ‘Forum Board of Council’ (FBC) refers to the council approved by the Forum General Assembly of 3 Dec 2017 and implemented thereafter. 5.1.5 'Forum Executive Committee' (FEC) refers to that empowered Committee that is formed for the term until the end of project, through election or overall consensus from the Forum General Assembly.

5.1.6 'Forum Annual General Meeting' (FAGM) refers to the meeting held at least once a year in May including all Forum members.

5.1.7 ‘Forum General Assembly’ (FGA) refers to the meeting held at least once a year in Dec that is open not only to Forum members but also to any other (non- member) Gurungs (Tamus).

5.1.8 ‘Gurung (Tamu)' refers to the indigenous Gurung (Tamu) communities of Nepal and around the globe.

5.1.9 'Forum Sub-Committee' (FSC) refers to the committee with some or all of the powers delegated by the Project Director and the FEC.

5.1.10 'Forum Board Member' (FBM) refers to the two nominated representatives from each of the 74 Gurung (Tamu) Samaj of the Forum.

5.1.11 'Patron' refers to the person nominated by the FEC/FBC and approved by the FAGM.

6. TEMPORARY CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS

6.1 The following address shall be the temporary address: Gurung (Tamu) Culture Forum-UK 8 Brewers Close Farnborough , Hampshire GU14 8NR E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.tamuculturalforum.org.uk

7. SEAL AND EMBLEM/LOGO OF THE TAMU FORUM – UK

7.1 The organization shall have a distinct seal and logo with the badge of the Gurung (Tamu) Culture Forum-UK as shown below:

8. GURUNG (TAMU) FORUM LIFE MEMBERSHIP

8.1 Membership of the Gurung (Tamu) Forum-UK shall be open to all Gurungs (Tamus) residing in the UK and around the globe. The Forum one-off Life Membership (FLM) fee shall be £10 for single and £20 for the couple. For those who have already sponsored/donated £100 the requested amount for the Forum Trilingual Book project, they shall not be obliged to pay the FLM as it shall be automatically included within their sponsored/donated amount. The rate of sponsorship/donated for each Gurung (Tamu) household (family members living under one roof irrespective of dependants being single or married) shall be £100 and each household shall receive a Trilingual Tamu Heritage Book. Names of all sponsors shall be published in the book. The following rules shall apply for FLM:

8.1.1 Registered records of all members shall be updated and maintained on a regular basis.

8.1.2 Any Forum member wishing to resign may do so by giving a written notice to the FEC. In doing so, they shall lose their eligibility to vote.

8.1.3 The FLM fee or sponsored/donated amount shall not be refundable.

8.1.4. The FLM shall not be transferable.

8.1.5 FEC members shall be able to nominate any willing and able FBM for any existing vacant post at the FAGM and shall determine the term of the post.

8.1.6 Upon recommendation from FEC and FBC, any Forum member shall be appointed to the post of Co-Director(s).

9. THE FORUM PRIVACY POLICY AND CODE OF CONDUCT – this is given at Annex A and Annex A to Appendix 1 below.

10. FEC AND FSCs ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

10.1 The FEC shall control the affairs of the Forum in accordance with the power conferred to them and ensure that the FEC when complete consists of at least six and not more than twelve members, all of whom being unpaid FLM. Their composition (See Annex D) shall be: 10.1.1 Project Director – shall: 10.1.1a Have overall authority for the successful commencement, planning, design, execution, monitoring, controlling and completion of the Trilingual Book.

10.11.b Remain fully focused on the project to ensure it stays on track as planned and to prevent any derailment.

10.1.1c Chair all committee meetings and supervise the project accounts.

10.1.1d Delegate responsibilities to FEC as required.

10.1.1e Authorise project expenses in accordance with the account rules.

10.1.1f Cast the deciding vote in case of 50/50 vote dilemma. 10.1.1g Ensure a Co-Director takes his place in his absence for any FAGM and FGA.

10.1.1h Ensure FAGM and FGA reports are promulgated to FLMs.

10.1.1i Update the project progress in liaison with the Gurung (Tamu) organizations.

10.1.1j Ensure all vacant posts are duly filled.

10.1.1k Ensure every FLM has an opportunity to express their opinions and concerns on issues that have not been already resolved before. 10.1.2 Project Co-Directors – shall:

10.1.2a In the absence of the Project Director, carry out all the duties listed above in sub-paragraphs of 10.1.1.

10.1.2b Record minutes of all decisions taken at the FAGM and FGA.

10.1.2c Promulgate decisions taken by the FEC to FBMs.

10.1.2d Carry out administrative work for the FEC and FSCs as required.

10.1.2e Supervise project accounts of the Forum.

10.1.2f Act as moderator for ‘Viber Forum’ to ensure it is conducted in a fair and organised way.

10.1.3 The Treasurer – shall:

10.1.3a Maintain the project accounts of the Forum.

10.1.3b Ensure that expenditure and income are recorded and supported by invoices and also give financial report succinctly in meetings where required.

10.1.3c Carry out as accurate a sponsorship record and budgetary forecast as possible by the end October of each year to enable the FEC to establish the budget requirements for the project as given below:

i. Balance remaining from previous year. ii. Sponsorship received and approved by the FEC. iii. Venue charges. iv. Food costs. v. PA systems cost/Security costs. for the FAGM and FGA

10.1.4 Assistant Treasurer 1 and 2 – shall:

10.1.4a In the absence of the Treasurer, carry out the responsibilities of the Treasurer as listed in sub-paragraphs of 10.1.3.

10.1.5 Forum Board of Council – shall:

10.1.5a Have an overview of the project and supervise and rectify any discrepancies occurring.

10.1.5b Record minutes of all decisions taken at FAGM and FGA and advise the FEC accordingly.

10.1.5c Promulgate decisions taken by the FEC to FLMs.

10.1.6 Forum Finance Sponsorship Sub-Committee - shall:

10.1.6a Coordinate any ‘Financial Sponsorship Campaigns’ in conjunction with the Forum Gurung (Tamu) organisations.

10.1.6b Record and collect all sponsorship funding from relevant organisations.

10.1.6c Promulgate decisions taken by the FEC to FLMs.

10.1.6d Supervise project accounts of the Forum.

10.1.7 FSC One - Coordinator of Gurung (Tamu) Customs and Rituals – shall:

10.1.7a Write Gurung (Tamu) customs and rituals in Nepali language by October 2019.

10.1.7b Record minutes of all decisions taken at their FSC meetings.

10.1.7c Once approved by the FEC/FBC, promulgate decisions taken by the FEC to FLMs.

10.1.8 FSC Two - Coordinator of Gurung (Tamu) Bhasa, Bhesbhusaa and Literature – shall:

10.1.8a Write Gurung (Tamu) Bhasa, Bhesbhusaa and Literature in Gurung (Tamu) and Nepali language by October 2019.

10.1.8b Record minutes of all decisions taken at their FSC meetings.

10.1.8c Once approved by the FEC/FBC, promulgate decisions taken by the FEC to FLMs.

10.1.9 FSC Three – Coordinator of Gurung (Tamu) Cultural Festivals, Gurung (Tamu) Bhajan Songs, Films and Media – shall:

10.1.9a Write about Gurung (Tamu) cultural festivals, Gurung (Tamu) bhajan songs, film and media by October 2019.

10.1.9b Record minutes of all decisions taken at their FSC meetings.

10.1.9c Once approved by the FEC/FBC, promulgate decisions taken by the FEC to all FLMs.

10.1.9d Carry out administrative work for the FEC and its project.

10.1.10 FSC Four – Coordinator of Roman Gurkhali Translation - shall:

10.1.10a Translate only the very essential parts of Trilingual Book from Nepali into Roman Gurkhali.

10.1.10b Record minutes of all decisions taken at their FSC meetings.

10.1.10c Once approved by the FEC/FBC, promulgate decisions taken by the FEC to FLMs.

10.1.11 FSC Five – Coordinator of English Translation – shall:

10.1.11a Translate all Nepali version of the Trilingual Book into English.

10.1.11b Consult with FEC/FBC on any parts of the book that may be of concern and only make amendments on their approval.

10.2 The FEC and FBC members shall have the right to be re-elected on a simple majority at the FAGM for a further term of 3 years provided the existing FEC members endorse their nominations.

10.3 FEC as well as FSC members shall automatically cease to be a member if they:

10.3.1 Are incapable, whether mentally or physically, of managing their own affair.

10.3.2 Are absent from two consecutive meetings of FEC and FSC unless their absence can be truly validated.

10.3.3 Cease to be a member of the Forum if their membership has been annulled by joint consent of FEC/FBC and FLM for gross misconduct.

10.3.4 Resigns by written notice to the FEC.

10.4 A technical defect in the appointment of a committee member of which the committee is unaware of at the time shall not invalidate decisions taken at the meeting.

11. RESPONSIBILITES OF THE FEC

11.1 It shall have the following responsibilities in the administration of the Forum:

11.1a To identify, approach and recommend prospective FBM for any vacant position within the FEC and FSC.

11.2b To delegate any of their functions to FSC consisting of five or more members appointed by them. All proceedings of FSCs shall be reported to the FEC.

11.3c To produce Forum constitution to help govern proceedings at FAGM and FGA in a fair, controlled and coordinated manner.

11.4d To resolve or to establish procedures to assist the resolution of disputes within the Forum.

12. GURUNG (TAMU) CULTURE FORUM ANNUAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY

12.1 The FEC shall hold at least two meetings annually – FAGM preferably in Sunday early May and FGA in Sunday early December.

12.2 All Gurung (Tamu) members and Gurung (Tamu) non-members shall be entitled to attend the FGA.

12.3 FAGM/FGA shall be called upon by 45 clear days’ through written or electronic notice or through Viber message to all members specifying the reason for the meeting/assembly.

12.4 The quorum required to commence the FAGM shall be the presence of forty five (45) members consisting of FEC and FLMs.

12.5 The Project Director shall chair all FAGM/FGAs. In his absence, the first or second Co-Director shall chair the FAGM/FGA.

12.6 Except where otherwise provided in this Constitution, every issue at a FAGM shall be determined by a simple majority of the votes taken by FLMs in person. There shall be no postal voting.

12.7 At an FAGM, the FLMs shall:

12.7a Receive the accounts of the Forum for the previous Financial Year from the Treasurer.

12.7b Receive the update progress report of FEC and FSC on the Forum’s activities.

12.7c Elect new committee member(s) to replace those retiring from the incumbent post(s)

12.7d Appoint an auditor or independent examiner for the Forum when required.

12.7e Discuss and determine any issues of the Forum with FEC and FBC before them.

12.7f As and when required, an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) shall be called upon at any time by the FEC in consultation with FBC within 14 days.

13. SPONSORS/DONATION FUNDS AND PROPERTY

13.1 The bank account has already been set up with the Lloyds Bank at the Farnborough Branch. The name of the account shall be: Gurung (Tamu) Culture Forum-UK. Minimum of two authorised signatory members shall be required to draw the fund from the bank. They shall be two of the nominated members of the FEC (see Annex D).

13.2 The funds of the Forum shall only be used for promoting the Forum objectives. It shall not belong to any FLM.

13.3 No Forum committee member shall receive any payment of money or other material (whether direct or indirect) from the Forum except for:

13.3a Reimbursement of reasonable out-of-pocket expenses (including hotel and travel costs) actually incurred in the administration of the Forum. However, it has to be approved and granted by the FEC upon receipt of the travel expenses.

13.3b A reasonable hiring fee for venues for FAGM/FGA only if approved and granted by the FEC and/or there is sufficient fund in the account that can be dispensed solely for the benefit of the Forum project.

13.3c An indemnity in respect of any liabilities properly incurred in the running of the Forum (including the costs of a successful defence to criminal proceedings). It has to be approved and granted by the FEC and FBC.

13.3d Any FLM who possesses specialist skills or knowledge, and any firm or company of which such a person is employee of, may charge and be paid reasonable fees for project work carried out for the Forum but only if approved and granted by the FEC and FBC and/or there is sufficient fund in the account that can be utilized for the benefit of the project.

13.4 Association Property – intentionally left blank.

13.5 RECORDS & ACCOUNTS – the FEC shall keep proper records of:

13.1 All proceedings at FAGM and FGA.

13.2 All proceedings and reports of FSC meetings

13.3 Any professional advice taken on board.

14. AUDITING OF ACCOUNTS

14.1 The FEC shall prepare the statement of accounts covering the financial period (01 Apr – 31 Mar) each year.

14.2 The FEC shall ensure that arrangement of auditing of Gurung (Tamu) Forum-UK accounts be carried out each year.

14.3 The auditing period shall be arranged in such a way so that the Treasurer may be able to submit the financial report for that financial year at the FAGM.

14.4 The FEC shall also ensure that authority/approval from FAGM be received before appointing. Auditors shall do the audit check for that financial period. . 15. DISTRIBUTION OF NOTICES

15.1 Notices under this Constitution shall be sent by hand, by post or by any suitable electronic means to FLMs or may be published in any suitable journal (or Newspaper) or in any Newsletter distributed by the Forum.

15.2 The address at which FLM is entitled to receive notices shall be the address noted in the register of members (or, if none, the last known address).

15.3 Any notice given in accordance with the Constitution shall be treated for all purposes as having been received:

15.3a 24 hours after being sent by electronic means or delivered by hand to the relevant address.

15.3b Two clear days after being sent by first class post to that address.

15.3c Three clear days after being sent by second class post or overseas post to that address.

15.3d On the date of publication of a journal or newspaper containing the notice.

15.3e On being handed to the FLM (or his authorised representative) personally.

15.3f As soon as the FLM acknowledges receipt.

15.4 A technical defect in the giving of the notice of which Forum members of the FEC and FSCs are unaware at the time shall not invalidate decisions taken at the FAGM and FGA.

16. AMENDMENTS

16.1 The Constitution shall be amended at the FAGM on general consensus from 2/3 majority of those present at that particular meeting but:

16.2 The FLM shall be given 21 clear days’ notice of the proposed amendments.

16.3 No amendment shall be valid if it would cause a fundamental change to the Objectives.

17. ANTI – HARASSMENT POLICY – this is given at Annex B below.

18. OATH OF OFFICE – this is given at Annex C below.

19. COMPOSITION OF FEC/FBC/FSC – this is given at Annex D below.

20. DISSOLUTION

20.1. If the project is to be dissolved for any valid reasons, the decision shall be taken by the FEC in consultation with FBC at the FAGM. The incumbent FEC members shall continue to hold their post until such time the Forum has been completely dissolved. Any assets or remaining funds, after debts have been paid, shall be granted to any nominated charity(s) or Forum Life Member (FLM) organisation on the general consensus from 2/3 majority from those present at that particular FAGM.

21. ADOPTED AT A MEETING HELD

AT THE EMPIRE HALL, COMMUNITY CENTRE, ALDERSHOT, HAMPSHIRE, GU11 1DJ, UK ON SUNDAY, 13 May 2018.

Dated: 13 May 2018 (Signed)

Captain (Retd) Raju Lem Gurung Director Gurung (Tamu) Culture Forum-UK, Project Millennium Mob: 07735413073 Email: [email protected] Website: www.tamuculturalforum.org.uk

(Signed)

Major (Retd) Lalbahadur Kone Gurung Chairperson Board of Council Gurung (Tamu) Culture Forum-UK, Project Millennium Mob: 07817790710 Email: [email protected]

ANNEXES:

A. Forum Privacy Policy at Annex A, & Code of Conduct – at Annex A to Appendix 1. B. Anti – Harassment Policy at Annex B. C. Oath of Office at Annex C. D. Composition of FEC/FBC/FSC/(FBM/FLM) at Annex D.

Annex A Tamu Culture Forum-UK Dated: 13 May 2018 Privacy Policy

Gurung (Tamu) Culture Forum-UK - Privacy Notice

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Should you have any queries, suggestions or issues please do not hesitate to contact the the Forum Director on 07735 413073, [email protected] or you can write to us at the following address:

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Revisions to the Privacy Policy

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Annex A to Appendix 1 Tamu Culture Forum-UK Dated: 13 May 2018

GURUNG (TAMU) CULTURAL FORUM-UK – CODE OF CONDUCT 1. The Constitution of Tamu Culture Forum-UK has been drafted based mainly on the Law of the Land, the Charity Commission and Cyber Law. Therefore, any Member or Participant violating the Code of Conduct and any other matters related to the Constitution, shall be liable to appropriate disciplinary action. The Director along with his Council Board shall be responsible for taking the necessary and appropriate disciplinary action. To date, Members’ and/or Participants’ comments have mainly been shared on Viber, public meetings, E-mails, websites, telephones and private correspondences. 2. To ensure all members/participants are treated equally and no irrelevant matters are shared on devices mentioned in the aforementioned paragraph that may cause any unnecessary disruption or controversy, the following Code of Conduct has been created for the benefit of all members and participants. All concerned shall stringently comply with it as follows: 1. Any comments, suggestions and opinions or new materials presented that challenges any validity of issues and contents of the Trilingual Tamu Heritage Book shall be substantiated by bona fide evidences and/or proofs. Otherwise, it shall be deemed invalid.

2. Any evidences/proofs so presented shall be stated firmly but politely in a civilized manner without intending to offend others.

3. Any abusive, derogatory and defamatory comments made against any other member or participant without any valid reasons shall not be tolerated. Immediate appropriate actions shall be taken against the individual to preclude the situation from exacerbating.

4. Any member/participant wishing to comment must firstly introduce themselves by stating their name and Samaj (Nameless Parsad Gurung, Danda Samaj UK) for the benefit of all members and participants. Comments shall only be of matters that directly relate to the Forum subject.

5. No derogatory comments shall be made against anybody using pseudonyms and/or false names. The Director along with his Council Board and IT expert shall in all their capacity do everything they can to catch the perpetrator and take appropriate action against that individual in accordance with the Law of the Land. In addition, no comments shall be made about religion, politics, ethnic caste and sub-caste (16/4 jate) and human rights.

6. Only relevant matters that help to enhance the value of the Trilingual Tamu Heritage Book shall be posted for discussion on Viber and any other such devices and nothing else. If in doubt, individuals shall consult the relevant matter with the Director, before posting it for discussion.

7. Before making any comments and/or asking questions during Tamu Forum meetings and/or on the Viber Group, individuals are advised to do a thorough background search of the subject matter to prevent repetition of the same subject or question that have already been discussed, actioned and resolved by the Director and his Council Board. This is to preclude unnecessary waste of time and to maintain the flow of the Forum.

Annex B to Tamu Culture Forum-UK Dated: 13 May 2018

ANTI - HARASSMENT POLICY

1. Harassment includes offensive verbal comments related to gender, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, religion, sexual images in public spaces, deliberate intimidation, stalking, following, harassing photography or recording, sustained disruption of talks or other events, inappropriate physical contact, and unwelcome sexual attention.

2. Participants asked to stop any harassing behaviour are expected to comply immediately. Sponsors are also subject to the anti-harassment policy. In particular, sponsors should not use sexualized images, activities, or other offensive materials. If a participant engages in harassing behaviour, the organizers may take any action they deem appropriate, including warning the offender or expulsion from the event.

3. If you are being harassed, notice that someone else is being harassed, or have any other concerns, please follow the directions in the "If You Need Help" section, directly below this policy. Organizers will be happy to help Forum participants contact security or local law enforcement, provide escorts to an alternate location, or otherwise assist those experiencing harassment to feel safe for the duration of the meeting. We value your attendance.

4. We expect all Tamu Forum participants to follow these rules in all of our day to day activities and on any of our meetings and Forum social events. “If You Need Help” in instances of abusive, harassing, or otherwise unacceptable behavior may be reported by contacting Gurung (Tamu) Forum-UK: Email: [email protected]

Annex C to Tamu Culture Forum-UK Dated: 13 May 2018

OATH OF OFFICE The Project Director of the Executive Committee shall take the oath of office in the presence of the Chairperson of the Electoral Committee whereas the other members of the Executive Committee shall take their oath with the Project Director of the Executive Committee.

I/we…………(name)………….., in the capacity of ………(Post)………. hereby undertake the oath of office that I shall carry out my responsibilities maintaining the confidentiality, so far as favoured by my intelligence and capacity, without any partiality and external influence with true sincerity, impartiality and neutrality, and that not to be contrary to the provision of the constitution its objective, concept and inception.

Annex D to Forum Board Member Names of Tamu Culture Forum-UK Dated: 13 May 2018

FORUM EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (FEC) Patron will Led Gurung Origin, history, Clans Tamu Lho and Pragya. Dr. Jagman Tamu , PhD - Patron geography.

 Director Capt Raju Lem Tamu (Baral Danda Tamu Samaj)  Co-Director PR/Lam Guru 1) Mr Hari Tamu (Tduk)  Co-Director Admin/Khegi 2) Capt Devraj Tamu (Tpls UK)  Gov Lawyer 3) Mr Balkrishna Tamu LLM (Nada Samaj)

 Forum Treasurer 4) Mr Jumkaji Tamu (Tduk)  Asst Treasurer - 1 5) Mr Yam Tamu (Tpls UK)  Asst Treasurer –2 6) Mr Dipak Tamu (Bhumarkot Samaj)  Editor 7) Capt Suryprakash Tamu (Yangjakot Samaj)  Editor 8) Capt Balkrishna Tamu (Ghanpokhara Samaj)  Editor 9) Engr Mr Bijaya Tamu (Tpls UK)  Editor 10) Dr. Chandrabdr Tamu PhD (Armala Samaj) 11) Mr Danda Tamu – KTM 12) Mr Khim Ghale - KTM

FORUM BOARD OF COUNCIL (FBC)

Forum Board of Council: FORUM BOARD OF COUNCIL (FBC) Led by Maj Lalbahadur Kone Tamu – Chair of Council (Ex Pres TDUK) 1) Capt Dembahadur Tamu Asst Chair of Council (TPLS UK)

2) Mr Nanda Lem Tamu (Gilung Samaj) 3) Capt Gary Ghale (Ghale Samaj) 4) Mr Narayan Konme Tamu MA (4 Bhanjyang Samaj) 5) Mrs Nandakumari Tamu (Ghachowk Samaj) 6) Lt Madan Tamu (TPLS UK) 7) Capt Krishna Gurung (4 Bhanjyang Samaj)

8) Maj Khusiman Pangi Lama Tamu (Basingstoke Samaj) 8) Mr Nandajung Tamu - President : TDUK 9 ) Maj Khusiman Tamu MVO - Pres ident : TPLS UK

10) Mr Surya (Ramchandra) Tamu - Ex-Pres Tduk 11) Mr Sombdr Thorje Tamu - Ex-Pres Tpls UK 12) Mr Gyambdr Kone Tamu - Ex-Pres : TDUK 13) Mrs Karma Tamu – President Tamu Dhee Nepal 14) Mr Hitkaji Tamu – President Tamu Pye Lhu Sang Nepal 15) Mr Resham Tamu – President Tamu Rastriya Parisad Nepal

16) Maj Laxmiprasad Tamu MVO, BEM – LO PKR Nepal 17) Mr Ratnabahadur Tamu - Scholar KTM Nepal

18) Mr Balnarsing Tamu - Scholar (Syangja Nepal) 19) Mr Mohan Tamu – LO USA 20) Mr Tulseekumar Tamu - LO HK 21) Mr Bhim Tamu - (Butwal Nepal)

Led by Capt Phatta Tamu Coord - Finance Sponsorship 2) Mr Tarkajung Tamu (Tang Ting Samaj) 3) Lt Yadap Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj)

FORUM SUB-COMMTTE (FSC) 1) Sub-committee one - Led by Prof. Narayan LhengeTamu, MA (TPLS UK) Coordinator of Customs 1) Mr Krishna Tamu BED (Nada Samaj) 2) Dr. Chandrabdr Tamu PhD (Bhumdikot Samaj) 18

and Birth to Death Rituals 3) Mr Kamal Pangilama Tamu MSc (Mardi Khola Samaj) 4) Insp Khembahadur Tamu (Ex Pres Ghandruk Samaj) 5) Mrs Punam Tamusyo (Ex President Aamaa Samuha Tduk) 6) Mr Tika Tamu MA - (Yangjakot Samaj) 7) Maj Damber Ghale MBE – Ex-Pres TDUK

8) Mr Jit Tamu (Siklesh) – (Sikles Parche Samaj) 9) Mr Jagat Tamu – Ex- Pres Tpls 10) Mr Lachhya Tamu (Tang Ting Samaj) 11) Mr Damber Tamu (Reading Tamu Samaj) 12) Mr Bishowjang Tamu (Lamjung Samaj) 13) Mr Ganesh Khrongi Lama Tamu (Sankhuawa Sabha) 14) Mrs Budhikumari Tamu (Tpls)

2) Sub-committee Two – Led by Mr Sumal Tamu, BA Hon Coordinator of Gurung 1) Chogi. Dhirbdr Tamu (USA) Bhass, Bhesbhusaa, 2) Mr Amar Lem Tamu, BED (Ghandruk Samaj) Literature and High 3) Capt Prembahadur Tamu (London Tamu Dhee Ekai) Profile Tamus Profile. 4) Lt Chandra Tamu (Kone Ghotane Samaj) 5) Mr Keshbahadur Tamu (Tang Ting Samaj) 6) Mrs Sanmaya Tamusyo (Tpls) 7) Mr Dirgaraj Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 8) Mr Hari (Gobind) Tamu (Sonpal Samaj)

9) Mr Rajendra Tamu MA (Yangjakot Samaj) 10) Mr Khardhoj (Ramesh) Tamu (Singdi Samaj) 11) Mr Humbahadur Tamu BSc (Tpls) 12) Mr Taraman Tamu (Ghanpokhara) 13) Mrs Bishnu Tamu (Tpls) 14) Mrs Yasuda Tamu (Tduk) 14) Mrs Chandradevi Tamu (Attighar Samaj)

3) Sub-committee Three – Led by Mr Ekendra Tamu, BED, BA Coordinator of Gurung 1) Mr Bheg Tamu, BCom (Tpls) community Culture, 2) Mr Narayan Kone Tamu BA (Ghandruk Samaj) Tamu Festivals, eco- 3) Maj Guptaman Tamu MVO, MBE (Wales Gurung Samaj) Socio, political , Tamu 4) Mr Ganesh Tamu MBA, MSc, LLB (Gurkha Samaj) Bhajan Songs, Film & 5) Mr Yogesh Tamu (Tamu Dhee SE London) Media. 6) Mr Prem Tamu MA (Basingstoke Tamu Samaj) 7) Mr Yuwan Tamu BA (4 Bhanjyang Samaj) 8) Mr Mohan Krishna Tamu (Ex Pres Rumjataar Samaj) 9) Mr Dambar Tamu MA (Bijaya Mauja Samaj) 10) Mrs Nanda Tamu (Tpls) 11) Mrs Parbati Tamu (Tpls) 12) Mrs Cheli Tamu Pokhara 13) Mr Dhanbahadur Tamu (Nalma Lamjung) 14) Mr Ballov Tamu (Tehrathume Samaj)

4) Sub-committee Four – Led by Capt Gammarsing Tamu. (TPLS UK) Coord of Roman Gurkhali 1) Capt Gary Ghale (Ghale Samaj) Translator (Key Tamu 2) Mr Jitbdr Tamu MSc (Tang Ting Samaj) Languages).

5) Sub-committee Five – Led by Mr Kunda Dhichit -Nepal Coordinator of English 1) Maj Lalbahadur Tamu (Ex Pres Tduk/Khilang Samaj) Translator 1) Pachyu Paindi Chiba Mr Yarjung Tamu 2) Khenpo Lam Chib Mr Shri PangiLama Tamu - Pokhara 6) Khegi And Lam 3) Klehpri Chiba Rajman Tamu Guruharoo 4) Pachyu Chiba Mr Jitbahadur Tamu 5) Lam Chiba Mr Dharam Tamu 6) Klepri Chiba Mr Hira Tamu

7) Pachyu Chiba Mr Debbahadur Tamu 8) Lam Chiba Mr Tirtharaj Ghale

Led by Mr Mr Hari (Kaji) Tamu – BED Media IC 7) Media Group/ 1) Mr Purna Tamu MBA - Press/Media Photographer 2) Mr Rohit Tamu - Media 3) Mr Manbahadur Tamu MSc – Webmaster 1 4) Mr Bhuwan Tamu – Webmaster 2

5) Mr Sankar Tamu - Photographer 6) Mr Milan Tamu - Photographer 6) Mr Bishan Tamu - Videographer 7) Mr Sabinkumar Tamu - Media/Videographer 8) Mr Yog Tamu - Media Pokhara Nepal 9) Mc Punam Tamusyo - Media Pokhara Nepal

1) Forum Board Member - Mrs Dilmaya Tamu (Khilang Kaski) 2) Forum Board Member - Mrs Yashoda Tamu (Kalabang Ghareti Tduk) 8) WOMEN BOARD 3) Forum Board Member - Mrs Keshari Tamu (Baral danda Kaski ) MEMBERS - 4) Forum Board Member - Mrs Babita Tamu (Bhadaure Kaski) (आमा समूह) : 5) Forum Board Member - Mrs Pabitra Tamu (MardiKhola Kaski) 6) Forum Board Member - Mrs Prema Tamu (Chhar Bhanjyang Parbat) 7) Forum Board Member - Mrs Manju Tamu (TPLS UK) 8) Forum Board Member - Mrs Jagatmaya Tamu (TDUK) 9) Forum Board Member - Mrs Takmaya Tamus (TPLS UK) 10) Forum Board Member - Mrs Sita Tamu (TDUK) 11) Forum Board Member - Mrs Maya Tamu (TPLS UK) 12) Forum Board Member - Mrs Sandhy Tamu (TDUK) 13) Forum Board Member - Mrs NandaTamu (TPLS UK) 14) Forum Board Member - Mrs Kamala Devi Tamu (TDUK)

1) Mr Rajendra Tamu (TDUK Youth Gp Chair) 2) Mr Surya Tamu, MBA (Managing Director Pipal Mortgage ) 9) FORUM YOUTH BOARD 3) Mr Rajkumar Tamu, BLL (Baral danda Tamu Sama) 4) Mr Bhim (Mahendra) Tamu (Kone Samaj) MEMBERS - (यवु ा समूह) 6) Mr Rabin Tamu ( Kolma Bahakot Samaj) 7) Mr Sundar Tamu (Lamjung Samaj) 8) Mr Gopal Tamu ( Gorkha Samaj) 9) Mr Hemkumar Tamu (Tanhu Samaj) 10) Mr Shree Tamu ( Ramache Galeng Tamu Samaj) 11) Mr Tanka martin Tamu (Siklesh) 12) Mr Prashant Tamu (Baral Danda Samaj ) 13) Mr Giri Tamu (Lamjung Samaj) 14) Mr Shaktiman Tamu (Parbat)

FORUM GURUNG ORGANISATION LEADERS AND BOARD MEMBER (FBM)

10) Gurung Organisation 1) Tamu Dhee UK (TDUK) UK Leaders/Executive Pres: Mr Nandajung Tamu V/Pres: Hitkaji Gurung team of Forum Board V/Pres: Mr Hari Tamu Member (FBM) V/Pres Mr Jumkaji Tamu Gen Sec: Tularam Tamu Sec: Mr Parsu Tamu Tres: Mr Kumar Tamu Sport Sec: Capt Pitamber Tamu Asst Tres: Mr Kamal Tamu Culture Sec: Mr Indra Tamu Youth IC: Mr Rajen Tamu Adv: Mr Minbahadur Tamu (Founder Chair) Adv: Mr Subasing Tamu BEM (Ex Pres) Adv: Mr Muchhetra Tamu (Ex Pres)

Adv: Mr Kamal Tamu (Ex Pres) Adv: Major Buddhi Tamu (Ex Tres) 2) Tamu Pye Lho Sang UK (TPLS UK) Pres: Maj Khusiman Lhenge Tamu MVO V/Pres: Mr Ranbdr Tu Khlepree Tamu V/Pres: Mr Budhibdr KromchheTamu V/Pres: Mr Purnabdr KromchheTamu Gen. Sec: Mr Khembdr Sarbuja Tamu Sec: Mr Yamkumar Lohn Tamu Treasurer: Dilip Telemje Tamu Asst Treasurer: Mr Yam Tamu Media/Youth: Mr Bhuwan Tamu Media: Mr Netra Tamu Adv: Lt Madan Tamu Adv: Mr Ashok Tamu (Ex Pres) Adv: Mr Jagat Tamu (Ex Pres) Adv: Capt Narbahadur Tamu MVO, BEM 3) Aandhikhola Serophero Samaj UK Pres: Capt Ramprasad Tamu Sec: Mr Sekendra Tamu Ex Pres: Capt Phatta Tamu 4) Aatighar Pangi Lama Pariwar UK Pres: Mr Baburam Tamu Sec: Mr Omprasad Tamu Tres: Mr Chandra Tamu Adv: Capt Narayan Tamu MVO (Ex Pres TDSE) 5) Armala VDC Samaj UK - Pres: Mr Shera Tamu Sec: Mr Bikram Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Padam Tamu Adv: Mr Indra Tamu 6) Baral Danda Tamu Samaj UK Pres: Hastajang Tamu Sec: Mr Rajkumar Tamu Tres: Mr Khemraj Tamu Ex Pres: Lt Mahendrasing Tamu Adv: Mr Budhiprasad Tamu Adv: Major Dharam Tamu MVO 7) Basingstoke Gurung Samaj UK Pres: Mr Ombahadur Tamu Sec: Mrs Dhurba Devi Tamu 8) Bhalam Danda Gaule Samaj UK Pres: Mr Manikumar Tamu Tres:: Mr Ram Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Phatta Tamu 9) Bhichok Tamu Samaj UK Pres: Mr Kajiman Tamu Sec: Mr Akash Tamu 10) Bhorletar Serophero Samaj UK Pres: Mr Harka Tamu Sec: Mr Chandrakanta Tamu 11) Bhuka Samaj UK - Pres: Capt Tirthaman Tamu Sec: Mr Roindra Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Panchkaji Tamu 12) Bhumarkot Welfare Society UK Pres: Hon. Lt Rajkumar Tamu Sec: Mr Deepak Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Premkaji Tamu Adv: Capt Thaman Tamu

13) Bhumdikot Samaj UK Pres: Mr Jumkaji Tamu Sec: Mr Kadar Tamu Ex Pres: Major Jayabdr Tamu MVO 14) Bijayapur Dihee Gau Tamu Society UK Pres: Mr Indrabahadur Tamu Sec: Mr Bhakta Tamu 15) Boantok Tamu Samaj UK Pres: Mr Udaya Tamu Sec: Mr Mohanjung Tamu 16) Char Bhanjyang Tamu Samaj UK Pres: Major Krishna Tamu Sec:Mr Durga Tamu Tres: Mr Krishna Tamu Ex Pres: Lt Narayan Tamu BEM 17) Dhampush Pariwar UK Pres: Mr Indrabdr Tamu Sec: Mr Golman Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Amar Tamu 18) Durlung Samaj UK Pres: Mr Rachhe Tamu Sec: Mr Golman Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Jwarilal Tamu Adv: Capt Jiwan Tamu 19) Dhor jaspur Samaj UK Pres: Mr Yambahadur Tamu Sec: Mr Kamal Tamu Ex Pres:Mr Kesharjang Tamu 20) Ghachok Machpuchare Samaj UK Pres: Mr Dilras Tamu Sec: Mr Narayan Tamu 21) Ghale Samaj UK Pres: Mrs Rekha Ghale Sec: Mr Mandhoj Ghale Ex Pres: Mr Tikaram Ghale 22) Gilung Tamu Samaj UK Pres: Mr Nanda Lem Tamu Sec: Mr Mahendra Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Setu Tamu 23) Ghanpokhara Samaj UK Pres: Mr Gajendra Tamu Sec: Mr Yambahadur Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Taraman Tamu Adv: Capt Balkrishna Tamu 24) Gulmi Tamu Pariwar UK Pres: Mr Prembahadur Tamu Sec: Mr Rambahadur Tamu 25) Gurkha Jilla Tamu Samaj UK Pres:Mr Phadakjit Tamu V/Pres: Tekman Tamu Sec: Mr Balaram Tamu Ex Pres/Adv: Lt Panch Tamu 26) Gurung Society of Kent UK Pres: Mrs Rajdevi Tamusyo V/Pres: Capt Dolbahadur Tamu Sec: Mr Golman Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Balaram Tamu Adv: Mr Gambdr Tamu 27) Gurung Society of Swindon UK Pres: Mr Setu Tamu

Sec: Mr Bhim (Mahendra) Tamu Adv: Lt Jumbahadur Tamu Adv: Capt Iman Tamu Ex Pres: MrYambahadur Tamu 28) Harpan Danda Samaj (UK) Pres: Mr Damberkaji Tamu Sec: Mr. Prakash Tamu 29) Ilam Pokhari Samaj UK Pres: Mr Purnaraj Tamu Sec: Mr Parsuram Tamu Tres: Mr Gambahadur Tamu 30) Kalabang Gharedi Tamu Samaj UK Pres: Mr Surya Tamu Sec: Mr Chinkaji Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Shrichandra Tamu 31) Khilang Gurung Samaj UK Pres: Mr Yamprasad Tamu

Sec: Mr Jhalak Tamu Ex Pres: Lt Rane Tamu 32) KhoSoBho Gurung Samaj UK Pres: Mr Dirgaraj Tamu Vice: Mr Harka Tamu Sec: Mr Dinesh Tamu Tres: Mr Dakman Tamu

Adv: Maj Bhimdr Tamu MVO (Founder President) 33) Kolma Bahakot Gaule Samaj UK Pres: Mr Sureshkumar Tamu Sec: Mr Krishna Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Dilip Tamu Adv: Capt Bhimbdr Tamu 34) Kwone, Ghotane Ghonde Tamu Samaj UK Pres: Lt Chandra Tamu V/Pres:: Capt Pitamber Tamu Sec: Mr Indra Tamu Tres: Major Rajpati Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Narjang Tamu

35) Lamjung Samaj UK Pres: Mr Bishowjung Tamu Vice Pres: Mr ChandraTamu Sec: Mr Parshuram Tamu Tres: Mr Hemraj Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Bohat Tamu Adv: Mr Chandraman Tamu Adv: Capt Debbahadur Ghale 36) Maling Samaj UK Pres: Mr Jasbahadur Tamu Sec: Mr Umarjang Tamu Adv: Major Shreeprasad Tamu

37) Mardi Khola Samaj UK Pres: Mr Dharama Tamu Sec: Mr Sundar Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Hiraman Tamu Adv: Mr Navin Tamu 38) Mauja Bijayapur Samaj UK Pres: Mr Ramkumar Tamu Sec: Mr Tikaram Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Ekbahadur Tamu 39) Nada Tamu Samaj UK Pres: Mr Bhuwanprasad Tamu BEM V/Pres: Mr Rudra Tamu

Sec: Mr Mohanjung Tamu Ex Pres: Lt Muktijung Tamu 40) Nalma Samaj UK Pres: Mr Chandra Meeghi Lam Tamu Sec: Mr Prem Raj Tamu 41) Nau Thuma Tamu Samaj UK Pres: Mr Khambahadur Tamu Sec: Mr Baudhan Tamu 42) Nuneaton Tamu Samaj UK Pres: Mr Tularam Tamu Sec: Mr Bhola Tamu Adv: Capt Bakhat Tamu Ex Pres; Mr Nanda Tamu 43) Paire Gaun Tamu Samaj UK Pres: Mr Tekbahadur Tamu Adv: Mr Pasbahadur Tamu Adv. Mr Ranbahadur Tamu 44) Paiyung Khola Samaj (UK) Pres: Lt KARNAPSD Tamu Sec: Yambdr Tamu 45) Panchase Samaj UK Pres: Mr Sibaram Tamu BEM

Sec: Mr Jayabdr Tamu Adv: Mr Dhanbahadur Tamu 46) Panchkoshi Arthar Danda Kharka Samaj UK Pres: Maj Samundra Tamu V/Pres: Capt Padam Tamu Sec: Mr Rajesh Tamu Adv: Capt Krishnabdr Tamu

47) Pasgaun Singdi Pariwar UK Pres: Mr Khardoj (Ramesh) Tamu Sec: Mr Purna Tamu 48) Pelkachaur Gaule Samaj UK Pres: Mr Tulbahadur Tamu Sec:Tbc 49) Phedi Khola Samaj UK Pres: Mr Hari Tamu Adv: Mr Tarabahadur Tamu Adv: Lt Lalprasad Tamu BEM 50) Ramchhe Chha Gau Samaj UK Pres: Lt Kulbahadur Tamu Sec: Mr Rambahadur Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Dalkaji Tamu 51) Reading Tamu Samaj UK Pres: Mr Nanda Tamu V/Pres: Mr Rudraraj Tamu Sec: Mr Dev Tamu Tres: Mr Yam Tamu

Ex Pres:Mr Damber Tamu Adv: Mr Omendra Tamu 52) Riban Chaura Subba Nathu Pralad Pariwar UK- Pres: Mr Chakbdr Tamu Adv: Capt Kumansing Tamu 53) Rumjatar Welfare Society UK Pres: Mr Chandrabir Tamu Vice: Mr Dhanbahadur Tamu Gen Sec: Mr Shovaraj Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Mukunda Tamu 54) Sabet Mauja Samaj UK Pres: Mr Ram bdr Tamu

Sec: Mr Budhi Tamu 55) Sankhuwa Sabha Tamu Society UK Pres: Mr Ramchandra Tamu Sec: Mr Sal Tamu Ex Pres: Gokarna Tamu Adv: Mr Ganesh Tamu 56) Seti Maadi Danda Tamu Samaj UK Pres: Mr Rudrabdr Tamu V/Pres: Mr Prem Tamu Sec: Mr Imprasad Tamu Adv: Mr Padambahadur Tamu 57) Shree Meshram Baram Ghandruk Society UK Pres: Mr Arjun Tamu Sec - Mr Roshan Tamu Adv: Mr Rajkumar Tamu Ex Pres: Capt Purnabahadur Tamu 58) Sikles Parche Community UK Pres: Mr Kolprasad Tamu Sec: Mr Marteen Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Bhimprasad Tamu Adv: Mr Sulbahadur Tamu Adv: Capt Dhanbdr Tamu 59) Sildujure Gaule Samaj UK Pres: Mr Bishnu Tamu Sec: Mr Navinchandra Tamu Tres: Mr Ram Tamu Adv: Mr Hom bdr Tamu 60) Sonpal Samaj UK Pres: Mr Yukta Tamu Sec: Mr Jagdish Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Chandra Tamu Adv: Mr Bijaya Tamu Adv: Capt Chitrabahadur Tamu 61) Sundar Bazar Serofero Samaj UK Pres: Capt Ambarbahadur Tamu Sec: Mr Bidhan Tamu Adv: Lt Bishnuprasad Tamu 62) Tamu Dhee London Ekai UK Pres: Mr Chandrabdr Tamu Sec: Mrs Dilmaya Tamusyo Ex Pres: Mr David Tamu

63) Tamu Dhee Hampshire Ekai Pres: Mr Uttarbahadur Gurung 64) Tamagi Tamu Samaj UK Pres: Mr Bhimbahadur Tamu Sec: Mr Sunil Gurung

Tres: Mr Narayan Gurung Adv. Mr Bhaktabdr Tamu 65) Tamu Dhee South East London UK Pres: Mr Hirabahadur Tamu V/Pres: Mr Suman Tamu

Sec: Mr Harry Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Shreechndra Tamu 66) Tamu Samaj UK Pres: Mr Shibachandra Tamu V/Pres Mr Kanya Tamu

Sec: Mr Harka Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Arjunkumar Tamu Founder Pres: Mr Chitra Tamu 67) Tanchok Nauje Pangilama Pariwar UK Pres: Major Hitman Tamu

Sec: Mr Govinda Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Lokbahadur Tamu

68) Tang Ting Community UK Pres: Cnclr Lachhya Tamu V/Pres: Mr Tarkajung Tamu Sec: Mr Tau Tamu Adv: Capt Gaubahadur Tamu MBE 69) Tangle Samaj UK Pres: Mr Manoj Kumar Tamu Adv: Mr Raj Kaji Tamu 70) Taplejung Tamu Samaj UK Pres: Mr Naresh Tamu Sec: Mr Bikram Tamu Adv: Lt Kishor Tamu 71) Tehrathume Tamu Sajma UK Pres: Mr Lokbahadur Tamu Sec: Mr Milan Tamu 72) Tamu Dhee Ekai Woking UK Pres: Mr Sherkaji Tamu Adv: Mr Dharmaraj Tamu 73) Taun Hey Tamu Samaj UK Pres: Lt Dambahadur Tamu Vice Chair: Mr Jamansing Tamu 74) Yangja Kot Pariwar UK Pres: Capt Suryaprkash Tamu Sec: Mr Bartaman Tamu Tres: Mr: Mr Lekh Adv: Major Dhanbahadur Tamu MVO Tamu 75) Wales Gurung Samaj UK Co-ord: Maj Guptaman Tamu MVO, MBE Asst Co-ord: Mr Indraprasad Tamu 76) Pokhareli Manch UK Pres: Mr Manprasad Tamu Adv: Mr Mahesh Tamu 77) Sahara Club UK Pres: Mr Kumar Tamu V/Pres: Lt Kusang Tamu Ex Pres: Mr Minbahadur Tamu 78) Budha Community Centre UK Pres: Mr Naresh Tamu V/Pres: Mr Harka Tamu Ex Pres: Lt Narayan Tamu BEM 79) Gurung Samskrit Manch UK

Pres: Mr Chandra Tamu

FORUM BOARD MEMBERS (FBM) – TAMU HERRITAGE BOOK OWNERSHIP DONOR NAMES

1) Pragya. Dr. Jagman Tamu , PhD – Patron 2) Capt and Mrs Raju Lem Tamu (Baral Danda Samaj) 11) FORUM BOARD 3) Mr and Mrs Hari Tamu (Vice Prs Tduk) MEMBERS (FBM) 4) Capt and Mrs Devraj Tamu (Sildujure) FOR TAMU 5) Mr and Mrs Balkrishna Tamu LLM (Nada Samaj) HERRITAGE BOOK 6) Mr and Mrs Jumkaji Tamu (Vice Pres Tduk) SPONSOR/OWNERSHIP 7) Mr and Mrs Yam Tamu (Tpls UK) PLEDGED/PAID 8) Mr and Mrs Dipak Tamu (Bhumarkot Samaj) 9) Capt and Mrs Suryprakash Tamu (Pres :Yangjakot) 10) Capt and Mrs Balkrishna Tamu (Ghanpokhara Samaj) 11) Dr. And Mrs Chandrabdr Tamu PhD (Armala Samaj) 12) Maj and Mrs Lalbahadur Tamu (Khilang Ex Pres Tduk) 13) Capt and Mrs Dembahadur Tamu (Tpls) 14) Mr and Mrs Nanda Lem Tamu (Gilung Samaj) 15) Capt and Mrs Gary Ghale (Ghale Samaj) 16) Mr and Mrs Narayan Konme Tamu MA (4 Bhanjyang) 17) Capt and Krishna Gurung (4 Bhanjyang Samaj) 18) Lt and Mrs Madan Tamu (Tpls UK) 26

19) Maj and Mrs Khusiman Pangi Lama Tamu (Laksibot) 20) Mr and Mrs Nandajung Tamu - Pres : TDUK 21) Mr and Mrs Hitkaji Tamu – Vice Pres Tduk 22) Maj and Mrs Khusiman Tamu MVO -Pres:TPLS UK 23) Mr and Mrs Ranbdr Tu Khlepree Tamu Vice Pres Tpls 24) Mr and Mrs Ramchandra (Surya) Tamu - Ex-Pres Tduk 25) Mr and Sombdr Thorje Tamu - Ex-Pres Tpls UK 26) Mr and Mrs Gyambdr Kone Tamu - Ex-Pres : TDUK 27) Mr and Mrs Subasing Tamu (Ex Pres : Tduk 28) Maj and Mrs Laxmiprasad Tamu MVO, BEM (Sonpal Pokhara) 29) Mr and Mrs Tulseekumar Tamu – (Nada Samaj HK) 30) Capt and Mrs Phatta Tamu (Andhikhola Samaj) 31) Lt and Mrs Yadap Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 32) Prof. And Mrs Narayan LhengeTamu, MA (Tpls) 33) Mr and Mrs Krishna Tamu BED (Nada Samaj) 34) Dr. And Mrs Chandrabdr Tamu PhD (Tduk) 35) Mr Kamal and Mrs Punam Tamusyo (Tduk) 36) Maj &Mrs Damber Ghale MBE (Ex Pres Tduk/Ghale Samaj) 37) Mr and Mrs Lachhya Tamu (Tang Ting Samaj) 38) Mr and Mrs Sumal Tamu, BA (Panchsya) 39) Mr and Mrs Amar Lem Tamu, BED (Ghandruk) 40) Capt and Mrs Prembahadur Tamu (Tduk London Ekai) 41) Lt and Mrs Chandra Tamu (Kone Ghotane Samaj) 42) Mr and Mrs Keshbahadur Tamu (Tang Ting Samaj) 43) Mr and Mrs Dirgaraj Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 44) Major and Mrs Bhimbdr Tamu MVO - (KhoShoBho Samaj) 45) Lt and Mrs Yadav Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 46) Mr and Mrs Naradmani Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 47) Mr and Mrs Deukumar Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 48) Mr and Mrs Tankaram Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 49) Mrs Balika and MrEkindra Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 50) Mrs Mamata and Mr Mohan Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 51) Mr and Mrs Bikash Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 52) Mr Naresh and Thoshmaya Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 53) Mr Dinesh and Mrs Gauri Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 54) Mr and Mrs Prem Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 55) Mr and Mrs Roshan Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 56) Mr Suresh and Mrs Ram Devi Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 57) Mr and Mrs Nawaraj Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 58) Miss Rekh Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 59) Mr and Mrs Gyanbahadur Tamu (KhoShoBho Samaj) 60) Mrs Yasuda Tamu (Tduk) 61) Mr Ekendra Tamu, BED, BA (Pasgaun) 62) Mr and Mrs Narayan Kone Tamu BA (Ghandruk) 63) Maj and Mrs Guptaman Tamu MVO, MBE (Wales) 64) Mr and Mrs Yogesh Tamu (Bhumdikot) 65) Capt and Mrs Gammarsing Tamu (Tpls) 66) Mr and Mrs Padamsing Tamu (Ex :Pres Armala Gau) 67) Capt and Mrs Narayan Tamu MVO (Atighar) 68) Dr and Mrs Shivkumar Tamu (Atighar) 69) Mr and Mrs Chandra Tamu (Atighar) 70) Mr and Mrs Hastajung Tamu (Pres : Baral Danada Samaj) 71) Mr and Mrs Buddhiprasad Tamu (Baral Danda Tamu Samaj) 72) Lt and Mrs Mahendrasing Tamu (Baral Danda Samaj) 73) Mr and Mrs Tekansing Tamu (Baral Danda Samaj) 74) Mr and Mrs Minbdr Tamu (Baral Danda Samaj) 75) Major and Mrs Dharambdr Tamu MVO (Baral Danda Samaj) 76) Mr and Mrs Rajkumar Tamu (Baral Danda Samaj) 77) Mr and Mrs Damberbahadur Tamu (Baral Danda Samaj) 78) Mr and Indraprasad Tamu (Baral Danda Tamu samaj) 79) Mr and Mrs Rambdr Tamu (Baral Danda Tamu Samaj) 80) Major Rojbdr Tamu (Baral Danda Tamu Samaj) 81) Mr and Mrs Khemraj Tamu (Baral Danda Tamu Samaj) 82) Mr and Mrs Deoprasad Tamu (Baral Danda Tamu Samaj) 83) Mr and Mrs Bhaktabdr Tamu (Baral danda Samaj) 84) Mr and Mrs Kishankumar Tamu (Baral Danda Samaj) 85) Mr and Mrs Sureshkumat Tamu (Baral Danda Tamu Samaj)

86) Mr Prashant Tamu (Baral danda Samaj £50) 87) Lt and Mrs Narayan Tamu BEM (Ex Pres 4 Bhanjyang Samaj) 88) Major and Mrs Krishna Tamu – (Pres 4 Bhanjyang Samaj) 89) Cpat and Mrs Deobahadur Tamu (4 Bhnajyang Samaj) 90) Lt and Mrs Kusang Tamu (4 Bhanjyang Samaj) 91) Mr and Mrs Indrabdr Tamu (Pres : Bijayapur Dheen) 92) Mr and Mrs Rajendra Tamu (Bhuka Samaj) 93) WO2 and Mrs Jangabdr Tamu (Bhumarkot £50) 94) Mr and Mrs Taraman Tamu (Ex Pres :Ghanpokhara) 95) Capt and Mrs Shamsher Tamu (Ghanpokhara) 96) 9 x Members also paid Name not conf (Ghanpokhara) 105) Mr and Mrs Muchhetra Tamu (Ex Pres:Tduk/NRNAGilung) 106) Mr and Mrs Setu Tamu (Ex-Pres Gilung Samaj) 107) Mr and Mrs Jagman Tamu (Gilung Samaj) 108) Mr and Mrs Suman Ghale (Gilung Samaj) 109) Mr and Mrs Shrihandra Tamu (Ex-Pres Kalabang Ghareti) 110) Mr and Mrs Ramchandra Tamu (Kalabang Ghareti) 111) Mr and Mrs Pratik Tamu (Kalabang Ghareti Samaj) 112) Mr and Mrs Narjang Tamu ( Ex pres Kone Ghonte) 113) Capt and Mrs Pitamber Tamu (Armala VDC Samaj) 114) Major and Mrs Shriprasad Tamu (Ex Pres:Maling Samaj) 115) Mr and Mrs Bohat Tamu (Pres : Lamjung Samaj) 116) Mr and Mrs Navaraj Ghale (Ghale Gau Lamjung £51) 117) Maj and Mrs Dutprasad Tamu MVO (Nada Samaj) 118) Mr and Mrs Utar Tamu (Nada Samaj) 119) Lt and Mrs Muktijung Tamu (Nada Samaj) 120) Mr and Mrs Bhuwani Tamu BEM (Pres : Nada Samaj) 121) Maj and Mrs Rajpati Tamu (Nada Samaj) 122) Mr and Mrs Rudra Tamu (Nada Samaj) 123) Mr and Mrs Jitbdr (Maya)Tamu (Nada Samaj) 124) Mr and Mrs Mukunda Tamu (Rumjataar samaj) 125) Mr and Mrs Chandrabdr Tamu (Ex Pres : Sonpal Samaj) 126) Mr and Mrs Ram Tamu – Sounpal 127) Mr and Mrs Ganesh Khrongi Lam Tamu - (Sankhuwa Sabha) 128) Mr & Mrs Ramchandra Khrongi Lam Tamu - (Sankhuwa Sabha) 129) Mr and Mrs Bhimbdr Tamu (Ex Pres Sikles Parche) 130) Capt and Mrs Dhanbdr Tamu (Sikles Parche Samaj) 131) Lt and Mrs Bishnu Tamu (Sundar Bajar Lamjung) 132) Capt AND Mrs Gaubdr Tamu MBE (Tang Ting Samaj) 133) Mr and Mrs Keshbdr Tamu (Tang Ting Samaj) 134) Mr and Mrs Jitbdr Tamu MA (Tang Ting) 135) Major and Mrs Hitman Tamu (Pres : Tanchok Samaj) 136) Capt & Mrs Suryaprakash Tamu (Pres:Yangjakot Samaj) 137) Mr and Mrs NandaTamu (Yangjakot Nuneaton) 138) Mr and Mrs Arjun Tamu ( Yangjakot Swindon £55) 139) Capt and Mrs Dilip Tamu (Gurkha Jeelaa) 140) Mr and Mrs Manbahadur Tamu MSc (Gurkha Zella Tamu Samaj) 141) Dr. And Mrs CBJ Tamu (Arjunkot Gaun Kaski) 142) Mr and Mrs Dalprasad Tamu (Nalma Lamjung) 143) Mr and Mrs Gopi Tamu (Ghandruk Tamu Samaj) 144) Mr and Mrs Balaram Tamu ( Ex-President Gurung Society Kent) 145) Mr Indra and Mrs Ratna Tamu (Khilang Samaj Nuneaton) 146) Mr Hemraj and Mrs Sapan Sarbaj Tamu (Nuneaton) 147) Mr Balaram Tamu (Nuneaton) 148) Mr and Mrs Pasbahadur Tamu (Paire Tamu Samaj Kaski) 149) Mr and Mrs Ranbahadur Tamu (Paire Tamu Samaj Kaski)