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 Model Village of Sunderban Delta Project (MVSD)
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Area of Implementation - 24 Villages in Mathurapur
II and Pathar Pratima Blocks |
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Target Group - 87,000 community people |
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Started from - November 2003 (on going)
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Introduction to MVSD
Project
Sabuj Sangha has been active in human development initiatives
for over three decades in this region. It initiated the MVSD
Project in November 2003 and its continuing with its activities
in order to achieve the defined goal and objectives.
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The Project started with the
survey of the village in the field of education and health, the
findings were striking and it was observed that plenty of work
has remain to be done as the operational area of Sabuj Sangha
was far behind on an average minimum need. The distribution need
for the tube well for drinking water was not sufficient, proper
shelter was not there, there was no health unit or any
professional doctors available. The schools were over burden due
to lack of it. The drinking and Sanitation facilities was not
proper in the school basically for the girl students and
moreover the concept of “Personal Toilet” was absent as the
families did not have access to it.
So with the concept of gradually turning each village into a
Model village to improve the standard of Health and Education
but gradually it felt that the new livelihood options for the
poor has to be introduced. Construction of low cost housing has
to be done for the poorest of the poor people and the security
facilities for their economic development were also to b
introduced. So for the betterment of the community Sabuj Sangha
with the support of GOAL in this project ensured new scheme
under which, tube well has been installed, shelter has been
constructed, livelihood and Sanitation facilities were
introduced. Hospital has been constructed to stop the health
hazards for the people. For the betterment in the field of
education, schools, non residential camps, bridge course centers
were introduced to scale new heights of education for the young
generation to follow.
The project now covers 85,678 people living in 24 villages
across 4 Gram Panchayats in two blocks of South 24 Paraganas.
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Activities
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Construction and renovation of primary schools |
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Construction of Rural Health and Training
Center |
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Constructed toilet one for every family which
helped in reducing water pollution and associated Health risk |
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Installation of Solar Powered light post to
allow women to collect water in safety. |
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Solar home lights were installed for ensuring
education and income generation of woman. |
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Multipurpose Community Hall |
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Organising awareness and orientation programme
for community asset management with the stakeholders |
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Initiating replication of model to other
villages by advocating with the local government and other
institutions |
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Out
Reach Resource Centre and Technology Park
for livelihood training and demonstration
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Health
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The Sundarban delta region
has been lacking in basic development indices, very limited
access to Institutional Health care being a major one, due to
its unique topography and economic backwardness. As a grass
route NGO, Sabuj Sangha has been into preventive healthcare of
the community for a longer duration. Since January 2006 the
organisation has mooted with financial and technical support
of GOAL a new dimension and started the health project with
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Reduce incidence of infant’s death
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Reduction of morbidity |
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Reduce Incidence of Infant deaths
and maternal death and Reduction of
Morbidity. |
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Introduction of health policy in
the project area |
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To supplement and complement the
Govt. health services in the remote parts. |
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Strategies adopted
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Develop system and stick to that
till further modification. |
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Assess the need and fix future
plan and establish logical framework. |
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Regular and close monitoring. |
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Capacitate health committee to
make the process faster and strengthening the referral
network. |
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Stages of Development so for in
2007-08 |
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Mainstreaming in supportive
environment created through flawless advocacy and
Influencing policy makers. |
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Behavior change process and
transfer of positive behaviors into practice at every
level of stake holders through training, work shop,
awareness generation and close monitoring. |
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Facilities Available |
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Indoor, Minor OT, Labour
room, Training hall, Rural Health Centers, Pathology Lab
in the provision of X Ray, Optic facility and ECG,
Emergency care Management (for delivery cases and
accident) Referral services to Govt. hospital (Jeep and
boat ambulance) |
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Achievements: |
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Total 4083 patients have obtain
the facilities on health from Rural Heath and Training
Center. |
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Total number of 317 destitute
families ( poorest of the poor) have obtained the Health
facilities. |
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Developed Hospital Operational
Manuals |
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Providing free Health Services to 400 destitute families for the betterment in
life. |
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Continuation of Pilot programme on
School Health |
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Started Ayusmati and 24 hrs
delivery programmes in collaboration with Family Health
and Welfare Department for ensuring 100% institutional
delivery under National Rural Health Mission (Govt of
India). |
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Education
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Livelihood and Shelter
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As the
economic condition of the people was poor, they lack
proper infrastructure and livelihood process, so they
migrate to different places for their living. Sabuj Sangha
actively had started this project to fulfill the basic
amenities of the people and benefiting them by: |
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Constructing Disaster
Resistant House for environmental risk management
for the poorest to the poor families. Nearly 250
houses have been constructed till 2007 and still
more are to come in the coming years. |
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Livelihood and Food
security has been provided to 400 poorest to the
poor families, by providing raised beds, poultry,
goatery, dairy small business support to the
families to uplift their economic status, apart from
that food support has been distributed to the
families in form of rationing. |
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There are certain number
of peoples who are physically and mentally
challenged, their economic standard are quiet low,
as they have no alternate solution to earn, for them
a pension scheme has been introduced where these
families get a stipulated amount per month to
sustain themselves. |
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Achievements |
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Training of SHG members on Nursery Technology. |
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Training of SHG Cluster Leaders on Livelihood
Promotion. |
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Staff capacity building on Livelihood and
Enterprise Promotion. |
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Capacity building of beneficiaries on Poultry
birds rearing and Goatery. |
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Plantation on road side in villages. |
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SABUJ PRIMARY TEACHERS TRAINING
INSTITUTE (PTTI) |
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Contributing
to the Government's objective to provide primary education for all
by 2010, Sabuj Sangha has set up a primary Teachers' Training
Institute by bridging the gap between the growth in Student strength
and availability of trained Primary School teachers at approved
ratio. The institute was started in 2004 with due recognition of
West Bengal Board of Primary Education. SABUJ SANGHA is the
parent organisation of SABUJ
P.T.T.I.
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DETAILS OF THE INSTITUTION |
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GOVERNING BODY OF SABUJ PTTI |
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| Sri Ansuman Das |
President |
Founder Member |
| Sri Moni Adhikary |
Vise President |
Rep. From WBBPE |
| Sri Tapan Kr. Kar |
Secretary |
LIC |
| Sri Ajit Kkumar Roy |
Member |
Founder Member |
| Sri Sibasankar Giri |
Member |
Founder Member |
| Sri Bhabesh Ch. Mondal |
Member |
Founder Member |
| Sri Subhsh Ch. Bose |
Member |
Rep. From DPSC, South 24 Pgs |
| Smt. Arpita Adhikary |
Member |
Rep. From DI(PE), South 24 Pgs |
| Sri Jagannath Adhikary |
Member |
Rep. From Panchayat Samity |
| Sri Montu Mondal |
Member |
Rep. From Teaching Staff |
| Sri Ashok Kr. Bhattacharya |
Member |
Rep. From Non-Teaching
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LOCATION (POSTAL ADDRESS) |
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Vill & P.O: Nandakumarpur
P.S.:
Raidighi
Dist.: South 24
Parganas
Pin: 743349
State: West
Bengal
Nearest railway station: Mathurapur Road
Station on Sealdah south section - 32 kms.
Nearest
town: Diamond Harbour - 55 kms.
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NAME OF THE COURSE OFFERED: Primary Teachers
Training Course
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INTAKE CAPACITY:50 students per
session
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TYPE OF INSTITUTION: Co-education
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PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE: |
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Land: Own Land
Land Schedule:
Mouza - Nandakumarpur
R.S. J.L. No: 139, L.R. J.L.
No. - 121
R.S. Khatian No: 697, L.R. Kh. No.-
312
R.S. Khatian No: 330/339, L.R. Kh.
No.-125
R.S. Plot No: 1801, L.R Plot
No.-1801
Area: 0.83
R.S. Plot No: 826,
L.R. Plot No.-826
Area: 0.37
Total Area:
0.83+0.37 acres
The land is in possession of the
Institute and is free from all encumbrances.
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"AFFIDAVIT WITH OATH COMMISSION"
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BUILDING: Three storied pucca building with
adequate number of rooms, near about 10000 sq.ft |
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Type of room |
No. of rooms |
Area in sq.ft. |
| Office room |
1 |
150 |
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Class room |
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640 |
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600 |
| Activity room |
1 |
500 |
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Principle room |
1 |
150 |
| Faculty room |
1 |
200 |
| Library room |
1 |
300 |
| Learning resource |
1 |
150 |
| Store room |
1 |
150 |
| Laboratory |
2 |
200 each. |
| Computer room |
1 |
150 |
| Boys common room |
1 |
250 |
| Girls common room |
1 |
350 |
| Principle residence |
1 |
150 |
| Guest room |
1 |
150
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PLAY GROUND: Own
play ground (31850 sqft.) (with adequate
play materials, indoor and out door)
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LABORATORY:
To ensure high level of
teaching-learning process, the institute has set up Laboratory
facilities for Science experiment, Laboratory facility for
specialised child psychology with necessary I.E.C inputs and subject
specialist guidance, and an Educational Technology and a Media lab
to help the students in getting acquainted with new teaching aids
and systems with the help of computer. |
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LIBRARY:
The institute has a library
with 1144 titles on various subjects of general or special interest,
e.g.- Text books, Reference books, Books on Art and Craft,
Biography, Drama, Poetry, Novel, Computer basics, Travel, Sports
magagines and Youth journals, Music Treaties etc. The students are
always motivated to make extensive use of library to enlarge their
own knowledge base. |
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SUPPORT SERVICES: |
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The Institute has two deep tubewells for drinking water
purpose with water lifting facilities , 24 hours electricity supply
with Generator back up. The parent organisation has set up a rural
hospital, two number of ambulance and services of specialist
doctors. A medicine store is there to meet therapeutic needs of the
students.
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FACULTY AND SUPPORT SERVICES STAFF:
The
institute has adequate qualified and experienced Teaching staff and
a team of non-teaching staff of suitable expertise.
TEACHING STAFF:
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Qualifications |
Designation |
| Tapan Kr.
Kar |
M.A. BEd |
Lecturer Incharge |
| Mantu Mondal |
M.A. BEd |
Lecturer - Full time |
| Nilkantha Bag |
M.A. BEd |
Lecturer - Full time |
| Runu Pradhan |
M.A. BEd |
Lecturer - Full time |
| Mohitosh Biswas |
M.A. BEd |
Lecturer - Full time |
| Phalguni Bhuniya |
M.A. BEd |
Lecturer - Full time |
| Sariful Islam |
M.A. BEd |
Lecturer - Full time |
| Bulbul Hossain |
M.A. BEd |
Lecturer - Full time |
| Sumit Mondal |
M.Sc. BEd |
Lecturer - Full time |
| Susmita Jana |
M.Sc. BEd |
Lecturer - Full time |
| Debasish Basu |
M.Sc. (Dip. in Comp. Tech) |
Lecturer - Part time |
| Debaprasas Halder |
M. Music |
Lecturer - Part time |
| Madhumita Mondal |
B.V.U. |
Lecturer - Part time |
| Samarendra Mishra |
B.Com (Dip. in Comp. Tech) |
Lecturer - Part time |
| Biswajit Kayal |
B.A. BPEd |
Lecturer - Part
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NON - TEACHING STAFF: |
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Qualifications |
Designation |
| Ashok Kr. Bhattacharya |
B.Sc |
Typist |
| Suphal Ch. Mondal |
B.Com (H) (Dip. in Lib. Sc.) |
Librarian |
| Kishore Kr. Jana |
B.A. (H) |
Office Assistant |
| Soumen Maity |
B.A. (H) |
Account Assistant |
| Bakul Sasmal |
VIII |
Group - D |
| Srimanta Halder |
IV |
Group - D |
| Arun Jana |
IX |
Group - D |
| Mantu Mistri |
IV |
Group - D |
| Rika Kar |
IV |
Group -
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FINANCE:
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Donation from parent society (Sabuj Sangha) for
startup fund, endowment fund and fees collected from
students |
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Donation from local community |
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Endowment fund of Rs. 5 lakhs (No. BFS/HO-2951098
dt. 18/05/2006, Bank of India Raidighi Branch.)
Click here to
view the Deposit Certificate. |
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Reserve fund of Rs. 3 lakhs (No. BFS/HO-2951099 dt.
18/05/2006, Bank of India Raidighi Branch.)
Click here to
view the Deposit Certificate. |
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The Sabuj.P.T.T.I accounts are being regularly
audited |
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Click here to view the Audit
Reports:
Audit Report 2005
Audit Report 2006
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OTHER INFORMATIONS:
Legal Status:
For last two academic years
(2004-05 and 2005-06) the Institution has been running with the
recognition from West Bengal Board of Primary Education vide
Recognition No. 796/BPE/2004 dt. 25/05/2004 and Reorganization No.
841/BPE/2005 dt. 19/07/2005.
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PHOTO GALLERY:
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Women's Empowerment to
Entitlement |
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Area of
Implementation - Entire rural and peri-urban operational
area |
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Target Group
- 8000 poor, asset less, socially vulnerable women formed
in Self Help Group |
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Started
from - April 2001(on going) |
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Activities
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Formation of
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Help Groups especially with the
mothers |
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Mobilising savings for the groups |
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Offering credit
facilities for group members |
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Training on Technical, Marketing and Financial
Management |
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Promotion of entrepreneurial skills |
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Promotion of Micro Finance to Micro
Enterprise |
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Sensitising the community through regular level
awareness generation activities to replicate such models for
socio economic development |
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Mobile Bank bringing financial services at
doorsteps of islands
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In the spheres of group formation,
Sabuj Sangha had surged ahead from year-to-year and
during the year under review.
Sabuj Sangha had crossed the magic figure of enrolling
more than 10,000 members within 651 groups. These groups
are now spread over 5 branches of
Sabuj Sangha as indicted below:-
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Membership
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Nandakumarpur
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177
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3195
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Herambogopalpur
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161
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2570
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Laxmijanardanpur
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127
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2047
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Achintanagar
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123
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1830
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Champahati
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63
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993
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651
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10,635
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