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The document lists the names of 13 social welfare organizations and NGOs in India, along with their founders or leaders and website URLs. Some of the organizations mentioned provide education to village children, run children's homes, offer disaster relief, and support environmental causes. The organizations are located in different parts of India.
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The document lists the names of 13 social welfare organizations and NGOs in India, along with their founders or leaders and website URLs. Some of the organizations mentioned provide education to village children, run children's homes, offer disaster relief, and support environmental causes. The organizations are located in different parts of India.
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