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DRDS) Dalith Rural Dev. Society AP 100977 2 105120008 (SSC S.No Registration No Name of Association State D.D NUMBER & DATE 1 010160364 (DRDS) Dalith Rural Dev. Society AP 100977 2 105120008 (SSC) Social Service & Sporting Club OR 994589 3 076030006 A G Industrial School TN 685362 4 075820278 A World of Friends TN 026495 5 125690095 AAJEVICA BUREAU TRUST RAJASTHAN 753016&21/7/15 6 010170157 AALPE AP 234271&4/7/15 7 231661200 AASHLATA VICTORIA WILKINSON MEMORIAL CHARITABLE TRUSTDELHI 879853&22/8/15 8 042040130 Aashra Mahila utkarsh trust Gujrat 197303 9 147111019 AAWAAZ WB 023980&11/8/15 10 010180233 ABDUL KALAM MINORITY EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY AP 671115&13/8/15 11 063180014 Abhar Mahila Samiti Chhatrapur MP 204365 12 031140030 Abhinandan Bihar 57401 13 105020293 ABILASH ORISSA 184515&7/7/15 14 075900516 ABK Aots Dodokai TN 169294 15 194130323 ABUNDANT LIFE MINISTRY MANIPUR 070782&26/8/15 16 231661203 Access Dev. 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