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Good News for India is an interdenominational Christian organization that is committed to training, sending out, and supporting national missionaries to preach the Gospel and plant churches among the unreached people groups of the Indian subcontinent. To this end Good News for India founded and supports the Luther W. New Jr. Theological College (New Theological College or NTC) with eight small satellite training centers in six north Indian states, over 350 churches, and several primary schools. Our graduates have established hundreds of churches in India and surrounding nations.

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1. Reflections India

Reflections is dedicated to the understanding and realization of the truths of life and experiences. Though it is based on the Vedantic ideals of the oneness of all life and existence, it has no inhibition in accepting any truth or ideal that is conducive to a life, meaningful and worth-living.

Every knowledge-situation points to a cosmic knowledge-context which has its basis, the unbound cosmic consciousness. From the lowest to the highest knowledge-situation, everywhere, it is the light of knowledge that reveals the things.

Who am I? Why am I here? What is the world that we experience?

The answer remains hidden in the depth of our own being.
Let us reflect, seek, contemplate and find it ....

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2. Natcom India

Various governments around the world, with a view to taking positive steps to combat climate change, adopted the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in 1992. The mandate of the Convention is to stabilize greenhouse gas (GHG) concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that would mitigate human induced interference with the climate system. It is stipulated that Parties to the Convention protect the climate system according to their respective capabilities. Central to the Convention is the principle of "common but differentiated responsibilities", underlined by the notion of equity.

In pursuance of the implementation of the provisions of the Convention, a project towards preparation of India's Initial National Communication (NATCOM) to the UNFCCC was initiated, funded by the Global Environment Facility under its enabling activities programme through the United Nations Development Programme, New Delhi.

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3. Charity for street children (Kids), based in Jaipur, India - Teaching, Volunteer, Voluntry work - Je

Street children charity providing Indian homeless and orphan children with free medical treatment, nutrition, clothing, shelter, training and education. Based in Jaipur, India. Voluntary work available.

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4. The Mother's Service Society, Pondicherry, India

The Mother's Service Society was founded in 1969 in Pondicherry, South India, with a view to studying the basic laws of human development based on the theory of creation propounded by Sri Aurobindo, the sage of Pondicherry, who declared that humanity is not the final goal of creation. Humankind will evolve beyond mind into Supramental being.
This web site includes numerous original essays written over a period of thirty years by members of the Society on a wide range of theoretical and applied subjects including development theory and strategy, economics, business management, literary criticism, science, education and spirituality in life.
The Mother's Service Society, a social science research institute in
Pondicherry, S. India. Research on a social development theory, economics,
management, global security, peace, alternative education, governance, psychology, science, applied
spirituality.

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5. India Together

India Together (IT) is an electronic publication devoted to coverage of public affairs, policy, and development in India, providing news in proportion to the country's broad development experiences. The publication is edited and published from Bangalore by two lead editors, Subramaniam Vincent and Ashwin Mahesh who are also the cofounders. Mahesh and Vincent work with a team of 35-40 freelance writers, who range from reporters and commentators to development professionals and scholars. India Together has been in publication since 1998. Over 2300 articles have been published, as of mid-2007.

India Together runs at least one article each day, covering over 15 major topics and themes ranging from government and poverty to agriculture and environment. The publication also helps practitioners, scholars and artists take their ideas, insights and concerns expeditiously to an interested national and global audience. As of mid-2007 the website (www.indiatogether.org) was logging approximately 110,000 visitors each month, and readership has grown steadily for the past three years at about 35% annually. A free e-newsletter goes out to over 5400 subscribers each fortnight. A PDF edition of the top articles from each month is also compiled into a Digital Edition of India Together, for readers making annual payments.

India Together's journalism and e-publishing model is unique and is itself the result of a robust civil society partnership. One, during 2005-6, close to 40% of our costs were borne directly by voluntary reader payments, while reading itself is free to everyone. Two, publishing is virtually a 100% electronic process with freelance contributors working with editors to bring readers around 35 informative and in-depth articles each month. This, at costs far lower than Indian commercial journalism online has ever been able to. Three, India Together is an open finances journal, releasing quarterly numbers on revenues and expenses.

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