JAMMU, Oct 4: Senior Vice President of the J&K Offset Printers’ Association (JKOPA), Sh. Rahul Mahajan, has formally assumed charge as Treasurer of the All India Federation of Master Printers (AIFMP) for the 2026–2027 term, marking a significant achievement for Jammu and Kashmir’s printing fraternity.
Mahajan took over the charge during the 73rd Annual General Meeting and 274th Governing Council Meeting of AIFMP, held at Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad. His elevation to the national apex body is being viewed as an important milestone for JKOPA and the printing industry of the region.
Congratulating Mahajan on the new responsibility, Sanjay K. Soni, General Secretary, JKOPA, described the development as a proud moment for the association and the local printing community. He said, “Sh. Rahul Mahajan’s elevation to the apex body is a major milestone for our printing community. His leadership will strengthen the voice of local printing units and MSMEs.”
JKOPA President Pankaj Sethi, along with other office-bearers and members, extended their warm congratulations to Mahajan and expressed confidence in his ability to discharge the responsibilities entrusted to him. They said his experience, leadership and understanding of the sector would contribute to strengthening the interests of printing units and MSMEs at the national level.
Speaking after assuming charge, Rahul Mahajan expressed gratitude to the AIFMP leadership, members of the Governing Council, executive team and JKOPA members for their continued support, trust and encouragement.
Mahajan reaffirmed his commitment to working with dedication for the growth, technological advancement and welfare of the printing industry. He said the new responsibility would provide an opportunity to contribute towards addressing the challenges confronting the sector and promoting greater coordination among printing associations across the country.
His appointment is expected to further strengthen the representation of Jammu and Kashmir’s printing industry at the national platform and provide a stronger voice to regional printing units and MSMEs.