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జన విజ్ఞాన వేదిక | |
Legal status | Active |
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Purpose | Eradicating Superstitions in society |
Headquarters | vijayawada |
Location | |
Official language | Telugu,English,Hindi |
Secretary General | S N.RAMESH(ap) |
Parent organisation | All India People’s Science Network (AIPSN) |
Website | http://jvvap.org/# |
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