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Hyderabad’s business leader T Kishan Singh becomes 64th president of paper traders’ body

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Hyderabad: Director of Tirumala Balaji Paper Pvt Ltd., Hyderabad, T Kishan Singh, has been elected as the 64th President of the Federation of Paper Traders Associations of India (FPTA) for the 2026–27 term.

A prominent business leader with over two decades of experience in the paper and packaging industry, Kishan Singh’s election marks another significant milestone for Hyderabad’s presence in India’s paper-trading sector.

FPTA is a national-level body representing the interests of paper traders across the country, with a network of more than 10,000 traders. As President, Kishan Singh is expected to play a key role in strengthening the organisation, addressing industry challenges and creating new opportunities for the paper-trading fraternity.

He becomes the fourth Hyderabad-based industry leader to head FPTA after Amalokchand Singhvi in 1975, Govindas Rathi in 1989, and Arvind Sharma in 2007.

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