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Registered Ngo's in Sikkim LIST OF ORGANISATION S.L.No. Name/Address Districts 1 Sikkim Soldiers' Rest House Comm. East Sikkim Gangtok, East Sikkim 2 Sikkimese Ex-Servicemen Asso. East Sikkim Gangtok, East Sikkim 3 Sikkim Social Welfare Society East Sikkim Gangtok, East Sikkim 4 National Spiritual Assembly Of Bahai's East Sikkim Gangtok, East Sikkim 5 Denzong Tashi Yargey East Sikkim Gangtok, East Sikkim 6 MIG Library East Sikkim Gangtok, East Sikkim 7 Orchids Musical Group East Sikkim Gangtok, East Sikkim 8 Sikkim Students' Association East Sikkim Delhi, Gangtok, East Sikkim 9 Sikkim Students' association East Sikkim Kalimpong, Gangtok, East Sikkim 10 Sasurali Pariwars East Sikkim West Point Gangtok, East Sikkim 11 SNT Drivers' Welfare Association East Sikkim Gangtok, East Sikkim 12 Sikkim Motor Transport Workers' Asso. East Sikkim Singtam, East Sikkim 13 Asamartha Sahayata Samity Duga, East sikkim East Sikkim 14 Youths' Library Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 15 Sarswati Library Tarethang, East Sikkim East Sikkim 16 Sikkim Small Farmers' Dev. Agency Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 17 Generation Gap Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 18 Sikkim Buddhist Association Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 19. Young Sikkim [Yuwa Sikkim] 20. Sikkim Byapari Sangh Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 21. Sikkim Govt. Employees' Asso. Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 22. Biswakarma Kaylan Samity Development Area, Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 23 Sikkim Mahila Kaylan Sangh Ranipool, East sikkim East Sikkim 24 Sangeet Kala Kendra Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 25 Himali Sangeet Sangh Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 26 Udvikas Kala Pratisthan Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 27 SNT Workers' Asso. Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 28 Army Wives' Welfare Asso. '99 APO, 17th Mnt Div. 29 Harijan kaylan Samity Sangathan Rangpo, East Sikkim East Sikkim 30 Renjong Mutanchi Ringmom Kurmom [Sikkim Lepcha Literarcy Org. Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 31 Sikkim Science Society Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 32 Sikkim Teachers' Asso. Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 33 Paschim Sikkim Sahitya Prakashan Geyzing, West Sikkim West Sikkim 34 Sakya Tsechu Kyiduk Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 35 Bethlehem Fellowship Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 36 Sikkim Tribal Welfare Asso. Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 37 Sukhim Yakthung Samsok Songgchomphi [sikkim Limbu Literacy Society] Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 38 Sikkim Khadi Gram Udyog Employees Asso. Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 39 Karma Sudhar Sangh Jorethang, South Sikkim South Sikkim 40 Rashmi Rathi Club Rangpo, East Sikkim East Sikkim 41 Social Welfare Organisation Kaluk, West sikkim West Sikkim 42 Navjagran Samity Temi Tarku,South Sikkim South Sikkim 43 Shiloh Christain Church od Sikkim Singtam, East Sikkim East Sikkim 44. Sikkim Govt. Employees' Asso. Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 45. Denzong Lhadey Yonki Tshogchen Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 46. Drivers' Kiduk Sangh Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 47. Supreem Sports Club Rangpo, East Sikkim East Sikkim 48. Kirpasaram Buddhist Mission Chakung, West Sikkim West Sikkim 49. Ajambari Sangh Deorali, East Sikkim East Sikkim 50. Branch House of Worship 51. Singhik Kiduk North Sikkim North Sikkim 52. Dah Sanskar Committee Rumtek, East Sikkim East Sikkim 53. Himalayan Crusade Singtam, East Sikkim East Sikkim 54. Sikkim Students' Association Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 55. Sikkim Malaylee Asso. Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 56. Shree Janga Yakthung Sakthen Phuchhapha [Janga Limbu Cultural Society] Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 57. Trivenee Club Balwakhani Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 58. Social Welfare Association Arithang, East Sikkim East Sikkim 59. Khangchen Cultural Association Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 60. Tamang Buddhist Association Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 61. Creative Arts & Dramatics Org. Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 62. Goan Vikash Yuwa Samity Vishal Goan Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 63. Gram Sewa Mahila Samity Kitam, South Sikkim South Sikkim 64. Tashi Delek Mahila Samity upper singithang, South Sikkim South Sikkim 65. Nari Kaylan Samity Turung, South Sikkim South Sikkim 66. Samaj Kayla Samity Turuk, South Sikkim South Sikkim 67. Mahila Samity Upper Tadong, East sikkim East Sikkim 68. Himali Club Central pendam, East Sikkim East Sikkim 69. Himachal Christie Sangati South Sikkim South Sikkim 70. Sikkim Students' Association Darjeeling, Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 71. Sikkim Yuwa Chhatra Sahitya Sewa Sangh Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 72. Sikkim Women's Council Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 73. Santi Sangh Daragoan Tadong, East Sikkim East Sikkim 74. Akhil Sikkim Kirat Limbu Chumlung 75. Sangam Pariwar Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 76. Vijaya Samity West pendam, East Sikkim East Sikkim 77. Milan Mahila Samity Tharpoo, Gyalshing, West Sikkim West Sikkim 78. Sikkim Tae Kwon Do Association Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 79. Gram Sudhar Samity Karthok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 80. Kanchan Samity Timberbong, West sikkim West sikkim 81. Sikkim Banga Sanskrit Sanstha Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 82. Four Star Club Rateypani, East Sikkim East Sikkim 83. Tendong Pragatishil Yuvaratna Namchi, South sikkim South Sikkim 84. Mahila Mandal Samity Lingchom, chalamthang, West sikkim West sikkim 85. Shivajyoti Club Dikling, Chalamthang, East Sikkim East Sikkim 86. Sewa Sangh Sichey, East Sikkim East Sikkim 87. Kanchan Yuwa Sahityik Sangh Government College Tadong, East Sikkim East Sikkim 88. Nepali Sahitya Samelan Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 89. Prabhat Sangh Rongli, East Sikkim East Sikkim 90. Sikkimese Students' Association Calcutta, Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 91. Songbu Tsodu Kabi, North Sikkim North Sikkim '91[A]. Dovan Club Khamdong, East Sikkim East Sikkim 92. Yargey Association Tadong, East Sikkim East Sikkim 93 Diamond Club Tibet Road Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 94. Powers Employees Association Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 95. Manav Uthan Seva Samity Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 96. Laximi Samity Dung Dung 97. Sikkim Foresters' Welfare Association Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 98. Sikkim Veterinary Association Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 99. Suman Pariwar Burtuk, East Sikkim East Sikkim 100. Renjyong Mutanchi Rong Tarjum Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 101 Sikkimese Classical Music and Arts Association, Gangtok, East name changed to Sikkimese Culture Academy,East dt.3/4/07 Sikkim 102 Ajambari Sewa Sangh Sakyong West Sikkim West sikkim 103. Milan Goan Sudhar Samity Tadong, East Sikkim East Sikkim 104. Derge Dungdrup Tshogpa Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 105. Sikkim General Service Officers' Asso. Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 106. Himalayan Free Church Rangpo, East Sikkim East Sikkim 107. Dovan Pariwar Setipool, Ranipool, East Sikkim East Sikkim 108. Himali Prativa Nikitan Jorethang, South Sikkim South Sikkim 109 Triveni Kala Sangam 110 Sikkim Chia Shramik Sangh Temi Tea Estate, South Sikkim South Sikkim 111. Syari Employees' Recreation Club Syari, East Sikkim East Sikkim 112. Himalayan Artists' Launching Org. Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 113. Mining Club Rangpo, East Sikkim East Sikkim 114. Sikkim Students' Association Assam Assam, Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 115. Aho Goan Youths' Asso. Pakyong, East Sikkim East Sikkim 116. Pragati Sangh Soreng, West sikkim West Sikkim 117. Mahila Samity Pakyong, East Sikkim East Sikkim 118. State Bank Of Sikkim Employees'Asso. Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 119. Choe Kha Soom Association Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 120. Sikkim Finance & Accounts Service Asso. Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 121. Lyang Zun Moo Zoom Mangan, North Sikkim North Sikkim 122. Sikkim Kala Mandir Kazi Road, East sikkim Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 123. Samaj Sewa Dikling Pakyong, East Sikkim East Sikkim 124. Bhutia Key Reb Yargey Tsogpa Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 125. Amar Jyoti Sangh Upper Thombong, West Sikkim West Sikkim 126. Mahila Sewa Sangh Burtuk, East Sikkim East Sikkim 127. Suraksha Samity 128. Sukhim Yakthang Nichhamsa Sapoh Chhumbho 129. Indreni Pariwar Sumbuk, West Sikkim West Sikkim 130. Lalupatay Sangh Dentam, West Sikkim West Sikkim 131. Himali Mahila Samity Sang Sakyong, East Sikkim East Sikkim 132. Satya Sai Sewa Organisation Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 133. Sichey Club Sichey, East Sikkim East Sikkim 134. Sikkim Musical School Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 135. Nari Parishad Sumbuk, West Sikkim West Sikkim 136. Neeya Rakchini Manav Samaj 137. Mahila Kaylan Samity Lungchok Kamarey South Sikkim 138. Dukha Niwarak Samity Chakung, West Sikkim West Sikkim 139. Mahila Samity Ranka, East Sikkim East Sikkim 140. Sayapatri Mahila Samaj Samity Dikling, Pacheykhani, East sikkim East Sikkim 141. Kamrek Mahila Mondol Rangpo, East Sikkim East Sikkim 142. Swaraswati Mahila Samity Tarethang East Sikkim East Sikkim 143. Sikkim Drivers' Association Jorethang, South Sikkim South Sikkim 144. Sikkim Mining Corp. Employees' & Workers' Asso. Rangpo, East Sikkim East Sikkim 145. Tamang Thamchela Sangegi Gendum [All Tamang Buddhist Asso.] Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 146. Sewa Ekta Samity Upper Sichey, Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 147. Himalayan High Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 148. Denzong Lages Yargey Tsogpa [Sikkim Handicrafts Promotion Society] 149. Ex-Employees' Social Welfare Asso. Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 150. Amateurs' Dance & Drama Club Gangtok, East Sikkim East Sikkim 151. Milan Samaj Sewa Samity Mellidara South Sikkim South Sikkim 152. Hindu Sanskrit Uthan Samity Chotta Singtam, East Sikkim East
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