Jhunjhunu District

Urvi Ashok Piramal Foundation invites application for Field Coordinator Livelihood, Rajasthan - Apply by January 27, 2012

Posted on 02 Feb, 2012 10:09 AM

Content courtesy: DevNetJobsIndia

Urvi Ashok Piramal Foundation (UAPF) is a not for profit organization registered under public trust act, working on mother & child health care, livelihood and environment in India since 2008. The foundation is endeavoring to reach the deprived section of the society through its various activities with the basic objective of empowering them to sustain the development process. Foundation is reaching to 1,00,000 people in various villages of India through various Education, Health Care and Livelihood initiatives. Through livelihood initiatives, UAPF is planning to provide employable skills to the youths through VSTIs/ITIs, empowerment of women through micro-entrepreneurial groups and supporting small business initiative through individual support programs and in return aiming at making tangible changes in the society.

CGWB's district groundwater atlas of Rajasthan

Comprehensive groundwater Atlas of Rajasthan published by the Central Groundwater Board

Central Groundwater Board

Posted on 14 Aug, 2009 01:00 PM

CGWB's groundwater atlas all the basic information regarding Rajasthan's groundwater including the following:

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