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JCI Alumni Club Zone 25 hands over Cold Coffin to Dimapur Gurudwara Sahib Committee

JCI Alumni Club Zone 25 hands over Cold Coffin to Dimapur Gurudwara Sahib Committee

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    Dimapur, November 2 (MExN): Reaffirming its commitment to humanitarian service and community welfare, JCI Alumni Club Zone 25 handed over its second cold coffin to the Dimapur Gurudwara Sahib Committee under its ongoing Cold Coffin Donation Project, an initiative aimed at providing dignity and…

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Dimapur, November 2 (MExN): Reaffirming its commitment to humanitarian service and community welfare, JCI Alumni Club Zone 25 handed over its second cold coffin to the Dimapur Gurudwara Sahib Committee under its ongoing Cold Coffin Donation Project, an initiative aimed at providing dignity and…

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JCI Alumni Club Zone 25 hands over Cold Coffin to Dimapur Gurudwara Sahib Committee

Dimapur, November 2 (MExN): Reaffirming its commitment to humanitarian service and community welfare, JCI Alumni Club Zone 25 handed over its second cold coffin to the Dimapur Gurudwara Sahib Committee under its ongoing Cold Coffin Donation Project, an initiative aimed at providing dignity and…

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