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List of Ngos of Tripura List of NGOs of Tripura 1) Acharjya Jagadish Chandra Bose Briksha Mitra Sangha - West Tripura Address: Rudijala Melaghar West Tripura - 799115 Tripura Tel: 91-381-64666 2) Association for Social Health in India - Agartala Address: N0.3, Second Lane Joynagar Agartala - 799001 Tripura Tel: 91-381-2223988 3) Council for Scientific Research and Social Development - Agartala Address: Vill: Gurkha Basti PO: Kanthal Bagan Agartala - 799006 Tripura Tel: 91-22-2289 Email: [email protected] 4) Craftsworld - Agartala Address: Jora Pukur Par, Madhya Banamalipur Agartala Agartala - 799001 Tripura Tel: 91-381-2305821 , 381-2326846 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.indev.nic.in/craftsworld 5) Dazzle Educational and Rural Development Society Address: Ranir - Khamar Madhuban Agartala - 799004 Tripura Tel : 91-098563 22104 Email : [email protected] 6) Dishari - Belonia Address: Ek.No.Tilla P.O. Belonia Belonia - 799155 Tripura Tel: 91-3823-222821 , 3823-222526 7) Exeon Address: Rural Area People Trained It Automobile other Training Agartala - 799001 Tripura Tel : 91-094364 57955 Email : [email protected] 8) Hope socio cultural foundation Address: Belonia - 799155 Tripura Tel : 91-099860 70283 Email : [email protected] Website : http://www.hopef.org 9) Institute of Journalism & Mass Communication - Agartala Address: North East India Centre for Mass-Communication and Dainik Vivek Agartala - 799001 Tripura Tel: 91-381-2226439/5 10) Jivan Nirbhay Social Organisation Address: H.G.Basak Road Agartala - 799001 Tripura Tel : 91-3812-209429 Email : [email protected] 11) Kalyan Samity - Agartala Address: Gangail Road, Melarmath Agartala - 799001 Tripura Tel: 91-381-323205 12) National Open Rural Development Society Address: Sonatala Bamutia West Tripura - 799211 Tripura Tel : 91-098620 99955 Email : [email protected] 13) Netaji Welfare Centre Address: Krishna Nagar Belonia - 799156 Tripura Tel : 91-098623 96494 Email : [email protected] 14) North East India Centre for Mass Communication and Cultural Research Address: Santosh Market Complex 2nd Floor, 37 Akhaura Road Agartala - 799001 Tripura Tel : 91-098630 50276 Email : [email protected] 15) Organisation for Rural Survival - Belonia Address: No.1, Tilla Belonia - 799155 Tripura Tel: 91-3823-222622 16) Pakriti Address: Agartala - 799001 Tripura Tel : 91-098620 30613 Email : [email protected] 17) Prabaha Address: Joynagar Sadar Agartala - 799001 Tripura Tel : 91-094361 26937 Email : [email protected] Website : http://www.prabaha.tripura4u.com 18) Pratibandhi Punarvas Samiti - Agartala Address: PO Abhoynagar Agartala - 799005 Tripura Tel: 91-381-2222024 19) SAMADRITA Address: Agartala - 799001 Tripura Tel : 91-094365 16406 Email : [email protected] 20) Shaba Brata Bharati Address: Colonel Chowmohani JB Road Agartala - 790001 Tripura Tel : 91-381-2319693 Email : [email protected] 21) Social Action and Information on Development Address: Krishnagar Nutan Pally Agartala - 799001 Tripura Tel : 91-381-2312329 Email : [email protected] 22) Social Welfare Organisation - Teliamura Address: Teliamura - 799205 Tripura 23) Tripura Adimjati Sevak Sangh - Agartala Address: Tripura Adimjati Sevak Sangh Anukul Bhawan Joynagar, Agartala - 799001 Tripura Tel: 91-381-2223988 24) Udaipur Bignan O Sanskriti Mancha - Radhakishorepur Address: Nehru Super Market Room No-48 Radhakishorepur - 799120 Tripura Tel: 91-3821-222279 25) Voluntary Health Association of Tripura - Agartala Address: Agartala - 799006 Tripura Tel: 91-381-2222849 , 381-2222849 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.indev.nic.in/vhat.
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