Adopt a Dalit village - Ravulapally, India: Annual progress report for the year 2014

Australian Humanist, The 118:14 (2015)
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Veeraswamy, JD; Gogineni, Babu As part of the Adopt a Dalit Village Project the following awareness programs were organized to help bring the Dalits of Ravulapally out of a life of superstition and to point them to a life of scientific temper. This was done through various activities, all of which were aimed to provide an overall boost to the human development of the community, by involving them in their own growth, in such a manner as to build capacity and capability within the community.

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