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Deepam Rural Development Charitable Trust Ngo In Sattur Tamil Nadu

Deepam Rural Development Charitable Trust Ngo Information

DEEPAM RURAL DEVELOPMENT CHARITABLE TRUST Non Governmental Organization is located in Sattur TAMIL NADU .

Registration Details

Registered With Sub-Registrar
Type of NGO Trust (Non-Government)
Registration No 171
Copy of Registration Certificate Available
Copy of Pan Card Available
Act name Indian Trust Act
City of Registration Sattur
State of Registration TAMIL NADU
Date of Registration 16-03-2005

Foreign Contribution Regulation Act [FRCA] Registered? Yes

FRCA Registartion Number: 075840112

DEEPAM RURAL DEVELOPMENT CHARITABLE TRUST NGO Organization Members

NameDesignationPanAadhaar
Samuel Singha DavidFounderAvailableAvailable
Priya DTrusteeAvailableAvailable

DEEPAM RURAL DEVELOPMENT CHARITABLE TRUST Source Funds

Department NameSourceFinacial YearAmount SanctionedPurpose
ITC LtdOverseas2014-201516439725Agriculture and community Development
ITC LtdOverseas2015-201622543795Agriculture and community Development
ITC LtdOverseas2016-20172831218Agriculture and community Development
Not SpecifiedAny Other2017-2018Not SpecifiedNo foreign contribution
Not SpecifiedAny Other2018-2019Not SpecifiedDomestic fund

Contact details

Address 117 Deepam Joseph street West Lutheran Road Nagercoil
City Sattur
State TAMIL NADU
Telephone Not Available
Mobile No 9150576610
Website Url http://drdct.in
E-mail davidsattur(at)gmail[dot]com

DEEPAM RURAL DEVELOPMENT CHARITABLE TRUST Key Issues and Operational Areas, Major Activiities & Achivements

Operational Districts: Krishnagiri, Theni , Thoothukkudi, Virudhunagar

Operational States: TAMIL NADU

AchieveMents: Constructed eight hundred individual household toilets Constructed six hundred and ninety one farm ponds and trench cum bund in one thousand seven hundred and twenty hectares supplementary education to twenty seven thousand children Provided books and notes to ninet children Tailoring skill training to four hundred and fifty women Support to agriculture by mechanisation covering twenty one farmers groups