Extraterrestrial and Ufo Research Organisation, International announces the Ranks and Badges.


 Extraterrestrial and Ufo Research Organisation, International has released the Ranks and Badges that are alloted to tge Members (currently only Support Staff)


Which are as:

Head/Chief: Yatin Anchan

Vice President: ManasVerma

Director & Supervisor :Aditya Gupta

Sub editor : Yash MistrySenior

Senior Researcher : Faizan Shaik, Astro Alexander

Researcher:Winston Martis, Princeton Fernandez

Apprentice:Ryan Nazreth

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