Germany’s Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung, its FCRA Connections, and Beyond

According to Encylopedia Brittanica, the Poland-born Rosa Luxemburg (1871-1919) was a German revolutionary and agitator who played a key role in the founding of the Polish Social Democratic Party and the Spartacus League which grew into the Communist Party of Germany. As a political theoretician, Luxemburg developed a humanitarian theory of Marxism, stressing democracy and revolutionary mass action to achieve international socialism. The world celebrated her 150th birth anniversary last week.

The Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung (RLS) was established in Germany in 1990 and seeks to represent democratic socialism with an unwavering internationalist focus. It is one of the six political foundations in Germany. [Note: Stiftung=Foundation in German].

RLS is affiliated with the German Left Political Party, Die Linke. Its chairperson is the Marxist intellectual and politician Dagmar Enkelmann. A Leftist organization (RLS) formed immediately after the reunification of Germany, this may have been to accommodate the various intellectual and activist elements of the erstwhile Communist Party and direct their energy outwards, ie, focus them outwards instead of causing internal dissent. One may compare this with the strategy of a middle Eastern country exporting its most extreme ideological elements for global jihad and direct their energies outwards.

Among the many causes in Asia that the RLS supposedly supports are: Social Justice, Climate Justice, Food Sovereignty and Migration. Among RLS’ sources of funds are: European Union and the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, Germany.

Given the above causes and the increased noise on these matters being raised by NGOs in India, it is vital that we examine the funding from RLS to India’s FCRA-NGOs.

This Post is devoted to such an examination.

We thank the FCRA Wing of the Ministry of Home Affairs for providing the FC4 returns online for anyone to view. This Post collates data from such returns as well as from websites of donors and donees and to a small extent from mainstream media. The Post makes no judgement on any entity or individual mentioned here. Deep insights on an earlier version of this Post offered by a well-wisher are also gratefully acknowledged.

Table 1 below, lists the recipient FCRA-NGOs of ‘donations’ from RLS-Germany over the last five years. Our observations on some of them are based on news articles as well their official documents. Through these and the nature of foreign funding, we attempt to understand RLS and its agenda for India.

Foreign ‘donations’ sent by Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung-Germany via FCRA during 2015-2020. Data for the year 2020 is in part. All amounts are in INR. Names of Chief Functionaries are as per 2018-19’s FC4 return. Data from http://fcraonline.nic.in

State	Reg No	Name	Location	Chief Functionary (2018)	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020*
DL	231650130	Programme for Social Action	Delhi	Xavier Dias			1166879
DL	231650186	Centre for Women's Development Studies	Delhi	Neetha Narayana Pillai			608809
DL	231650268	Sanchal Foundation	Delhi	AK Roy (Dunu)	2435900
DL	231660070	Centre for Workers Management	Delhi	Dithhi Bhattacharya	5232484
DL	231660337	World Comics India	Delhi	Sharad Sharma					489548
DL	231660773	Indian Institute of Dalit Studies	Delhi	Raosaheb K Kale			1536963	4034315	8387811	4245375
DL	231660846	INSAF	Delhi		139263	243448
DL	231661078	Society for Labour and Development	Delhi	Sonia Wazed	2083380	6158359	5806342	3948501
DL	231661130	Centre for Equity Studies	Delhi	Harsh Mander		1617213		1132411	2588836	1285884
DL	231661133	Kislay	Delhi	Sh Ramendra Kumar		355975	1313478	1622042	2050362	1569897
DL	231661299	Action Aid Association	Delhi	Sandeep Chachra					1876679
GJ	41910470	Centre for Labour Research and Action	Ahmedabad	Sudhir Kumar Katiyar					2494997	3374140
KA	94421549	Foundation for Agrarian Studies	Bengaluru	VK Ramachandran	4053335		5043138		5677142	4866070
MH	83790007	Tata Institute of Social Sciences	Mumbai	S Ramadorai		684353	1189548
MH	83930651	Equal Community Foundation	Pune	Ashlesha Onawale					558670
MH	84020002	Focus on the Global South	Mumbai	Syed Afsar Husaain Jafri	1282886	3566743	4473972	1179415		2166816
OR	104830304	Living Farms	Bhubaneswar	Debjeet Sarangi	749700	2183409	4072677	5347977	7071342	2137933
OR	104960035	Agragamee	Rayagada	Manmath Kundu		863640	3526130	3638786	3411091
RJ	125500001	Prayas	Chittorgarh	Preeti Oza		1023880	4341375		5598247
WB	147110593	Jadavpur University	Kolkata	Suranjan Das	2764768
WB	147120020	Institute for Motivating Self Employment	Kolkata	Dilip Kumar Ghosal	2098779
WB	147120624	Mahanirban Calcutta Research Group	Kolkata	Anita Sengupta	1085687	4101421	4295685	11372909
	Total				21926182	20798441	37374996	32276356	40204725	19646115*

Observations

1. Programme for Social Action (PSA) is an important entity, although it has received ‘donation’ from RLS only once in the last five years. Its Chief Functionary, Xavier Dias is a well known ‘activist, humanitarian and writer who is known for his work among Vanvasis in Jharkhand’, according to this piece in IDR. Xavier Dias is also the founder of the Bindrai Institute for Research and Social Action (BIRSA), which too is a FCRA-NGO, JH/337820004 whose current Chief Functionary is a Philan Horo.

After his college education, Xavier Dias was “working with AICUF – a national student organisation, as their National Programme Secretary, travelling to different universities across the country organising students”, which eventually took him to Jharkhand. In the above interview, he did not elaborate what AICUF is, but we note that AICUF stands for All India Catholic University Federation. Later, Dias worked with people in Jharkhand against mining in general (and uranium mining in particular). According to this wonderful report produced by Vidya Prasarak Mandal, Thane, Xavier Dias is a very close friend of Pradip Prabhu (alias Fr. Peter d’Mello) who is well known for his work done through his organization, Kashtakari Sanghatana in Palghar and surrounding areas.

In 2018-19, PSA received Rs. 3.17 Crore as total foreign contributions. Its donors were: Misereor (Germany’s Catholic Secular Organization -- see this Post on its footprint in India), AID-India (USA) (yet another entity which funds non-benign FCRA-NGOs, see our earlier Post), National Foundation of India (secondary transfer), Transnational Institute-Netherlands (recall that the Delhi-based Achin Vanaik, the so-called anti-nuclear activist was a long time Fellow of this Institute), Heinrich Boell Foundation-Germany, and American Jewish World Service.

This selection of a Catholic led ‘Liberation Theology’ NGO for funding by the German Catholic Church, by German Marxists and by Heinrich Boell Foundation, the international activist arm of the German Green Party, demonstrates the co-ordination between different arms of the German body politic in how they engage with foreign nations.

2. Sanchal Foundation too has received ‘donations’ from RLS. In mainstream media, it is always referred to as ‘Hazards Centre’ and not as Sanchal Foundation. Its chief functionary is a famous Anubrotto Roy (popularly known as ‘Dunu Roy’). For further details, refer to this Post.

3. Centre for Workers Management, whose chief functionary is a Dithhi Bhattacharya has also received ‘donations’ from RLS once. CWM receives foreign 'donations' from Unitarian Universalist Association, Fund for Global Human Rights-Washington DC, Action Aid etc. The postal address of New Trade Union Initiative (NTUI) matches that of CWM. Both appear to have common or revolving functionaries. Note that FCRA-2010 forbids Trade Unions from accessing FCRA. Yet, this charade continues. In this document produced in 2015 by the Centre for Development Innovation, part of the Dienst Landbouwkundig Onderzoek Foundation, The Netherlands, it is stated that “Barring Gautam Mody, CWM’s director until 2012, and who is now NTUI’s General Secretary, none of the other CWM board members are on NTUI’s board which indicates that the separation between CWM and any one other organisation, recommended since 2008, is slowly materialising.” Thus, at least at some point in time, NTUI and CWM could have been considered as one and the same. Some of the famous names of NTUI are: D. Thankappan, Sailen Bhattacharya, Gautam Mody, Sujata Mody etc..

4. A quaint FCRA-NGO, World Comics India has received a small one-time ‘donation’ from RLS in 2019. WCI is founded and run by Sharad Sharma. WCI calls itself as a “Collective of grassroots activists, cartoonists, artists, development journalists who use comics as a communication tool”. It taught Rohingya ‘refugees’ in Delhi to draw comics, per this news item https://twitter.com/TimesNow/status/1235701121433456646 .

5. Indian Institute of Dalit Studies has been a longstanding recipient of ‘donations’ from RLS. Although its FCRA Registration belongs to that of Delhi (231660773), its Darpan entry mentions it as being located in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. A Prof. Raosaheb K Kale signs as its Chief Functionary, although Darpan lists Prof. Sukhadeo Thorat as the Chairman of the Board (Darpan data is likely to be outdated -- not surprising. When Planning Commission was dissolved/rechristened, this Darpan work should have been disbanded). RLS collaborates with IIDS in organizing workshops and conferences, including on ‘Studying inequality in India’.

6. INSAF (Indian Social Action Forum) used to receive ‘donations’ from RLS. INSAF’s FCRA registration was ‘cancelled’ by the Ministry of Home Affairs, a few years ago. The same was contested by INSAF in the Supreme Court (iirc, in the Delhi High Court first), and the SC ‘read down’ the relevant clause of FCRA, based on which the registration was cancelled. Notwithstanding these, the FCRA website continues to mention that INSAF’s FCRA is ‘deemed to have ceased’.

7. Next up in our list is Society for Labour and Development (SLD), Delhi. SLD works for the rights of women workers etc. We have no issues with that. In the past, it appears SLD has documented gender based violence and harassment of workers in factories (supply chains) supplying to leading international fashion chains such as GAP, H&M etc. SLD is not alone in such work. Several FCRA-NGOs in Tamil Nadu and Bengaluru carry out such work, on behalf of their foreign donors. It is anybody’s guess whether such gender based violence etc. are brought to the formal attention of local law enforcement agencies and whether closure is achieved. Given the lack of evidence for such a legal and local approach to alleged harassment at work (and bad working conditions), makes one suspect the handiwork of these FCRA-NGOs.

8. Harsh Mander’s Centre for Equity Studies has been regularly receiving ‘donations’ from RLS. They work ‘together’ on labour rights, organize webinars on ‘pandemic and equity’, and on the ‘political education of vulnerable groups’. RLS elaborates the work to study ‘sections of society that are being excluded or adversely included from equitable access to public goods.’ We are sure that neither RLS nor CES have ever worked on Article 30 of our Constitution which places non-minorities at a lower footing in terms of institutional autonomy with regard to laws of Government. So much for equity and inclusivity that RLS and CES scream about.

9. Kislay is in Delhi and its website says that Ramendra Kumar and Anita Juneja are part of it. It supposedly produces studies focusing on unorganised, understudied and new forms of production, labour and social action. However, SRUTI (which itself is a FCRA-NGO, about which we have a lot to write, but that has to wait for another day) mentions these two individuals as founders of a Delhi Shramik Sangathan which supposedly works for the ‘empowerment’ of slum dwellers. The 2018-19 FC4 of Kislay mentions the RLS grant as one towards ‘examining the impact and political discourses on women migrants in India’. Kislay is known for its 2018 ‘report/book’ titled “Migration and Women Casual Workers: A Study in Superexploitation”, which among other topics, discusses ‘Access to Public Distribution System (Food Ration)’ (page 16) and how migrant workers may hold Ration Cards of their home states and thus are unable to receive subsidised food in the locations of their work. The NDA Government has introduced and is pushing hard for the implementation of the ‘One Nation, One Ration’ scheme across all States, through biometric verification, which will *precisely* solve the issues that KISLAY has discussed. Yet, to the best of our knowledge, neither KISLAY nor their ilk have welcomed this enabling technology and its ability to enable migrant workers. Well, if the problem is solved, how can such reports to foreign ‘donors’ be produced? May be, that is the reason. KISLAY is no small FCRA-NGO. In 2018-19, it received Rs. 1.7 Crore foreign contributions from entities such as Unitarian Universalist Association (USA), RLS, Human Capability Foundation (UK) and American Jewish World Service.

10. Action Aid Association is a well known entity. After a long hiatus, it has started receiving ‘donations’ from RLS in 2019-20. Going by this tender, it appears that the purpose is to study migrant workers.

11. Centre for Labour Research and Action, Ahmedabad, run by Sudhir Kumar Katiyar is a FCRA-NGO to watch out for. Although it has started to receive ‘donations’ from RLS only since 2019, its work is being increasingly covered in mainstream media. Its first FCRA return was for the year 2015-16 when it reported Rs. Zero inflow. In 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019, it reported inflows of Rs. 10.2 lakh, Rs. 15.7 lakh, and Rs. 17.7 lakh as total foreign ‘donations’. These amounts are very small, relatively speaking. However, it received windfalls of Rs. 25 lakh, Rs. 25 lakh, and Rs. 20 lakh in the three quarters of 2020, i.e., Jan-March, July-September and October-December; Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung being a major contributor. Just in the first half of 2020 alone, Sudhir Katiyar and his FCRA-NGO were featured in major mainstream media such as The Wire, New Indian Express, Times of India, Straits Times etc. in stories with headlines such as these: “Brick kiln workers suffer under debt”, “Coronavirus: Migrants want to return home, worried”, “Experts bat for states rescuing migrant workers stranded”, etc.

12. Foundation for Agrarian Studies, Bengaluru has been regularly receiving ‘donations’ from RLS. It publishes a journal called ‘Review of Agrarian Studies’. This Foundation is run by Prof. VK Ramachandran. He is currently the Vice-Chair of the Kerala State Planning Board (the Chairperson being the Chief Minister of the State). In the Jan-Jun 2011 issue of the magazine ‘The Marxist’, published by the Communist Party of India (Marxist), Prof. Ramachandran has written an article titled “The State of Agrarian Relations in India Today”. In a recent issue of his Foundation’s Review journal, Prof. VKR’s editorial on the farm laws appears to be incoherent with no substantive points against the farm laws. Consider these sentences: “Freedom to sell produce exists already. Only 44% of wheat produces is sold by farmers to mandis.” Again, not unexpectedly, no word on the fact that the farm laws have not banned (state-run) Mandis! In both 2017 and 2018, the Foundation’s sole foreign fund ‘donor’ was RLS, effectively making it indistinguishable from RLS (He who pays the piper ….).

13. We shall skip TISS, as it is well known. We shall also skip discussing Agragamee, Institute for Motivating Self Employment and Jadavpur University for various other reasons.

14. Equal Community Foundation (ECF) in Pune is a new FCRA registrant. Its first FC4 return was filed only in 2015-16. In 2015 and in later years, it received total foreign ‘donations’ of Rs. 69 lakh, Rs. 1.6 Crore, Rs. 1.5 Crore and Rs. 1.6 Crore. Its donors include: Equal Community Foundation (UK), Social Initiative (Sweden), Free A Girl (The Netherlands), Fund for Global Children (USA) and very recently, RLS. The objectives of ECF-Pune appear to be very similar to that of ECF-UK which is the prevention and relief of gender based discrimination and violence. ECF-Pune goes a step ahead and proclaims that “its mission is to raise every boy in India to be gender equitable”.

15. Prayas in Chittorgarh, Rajasthan is a mega FCRA-NGO in which Sudhir Katiyar is listed as Project Director, although a Preeti Oza signs its FC4 returns. Prayas received total foreign funds anywhere between Rs. 2.4 Crore to Rs. 3.3 Crore each year between 2015 and 2018. Its ‘donors’ include Oxfam-India (whose CEO is the famous Amitabh Behar), Sudwind Institut for Okonomie and Okumene (Germany), British Deputy High Commission (Chandigarh), Open Society Foundation (Soros), Paul Hamlyn Foundation, National Foundation for India (a humongous FCRA-NGO in Delhi), Tides Foundation, HRLN/SLIC etc. The grant from RLS is to ‘document working conditions and migrational profile of tribal workers’. Note Added on March 14, 2021: We have recently learnt that Narendra Gupta, listed as the longest serving member of the Executive Board of Prayas, stood as a Candidate of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in the Chittorgarh Parliamentary constituency in the 2014 General Elections.

16. Mahanirban Calcutta Research Group (MCRG) was founded in 1996. The founders were a group of researchers, trade unionists, feminist thinkers and women’s rights campaigners, academics, journalists, and lawyers. MCRG appears to be working on esoteric academic issues and not on activism, advocacy or social reformation etc.

17. Focus on the Global South (FGS), (Mumbai/Delhi) is an important ‘partner’ of RLS. Until a year or couple ago, it was headed by Syed Afsar Hussain Jaffri who, it appears, has moved now to head a Spanish Organization called ‘Grain’. FGS website mentions that “it works closely with broad National and International networks such as the Indian Forum against FTAs, Indian People's Campaign against the WTO, National Working Group on Patent Laws and WTO, Political and Non-political Farmer Unions, Right to Food Campaign, India Climate Justice Network, People's SAARC, National Alliance of People’s Movements, La Via Campesina, Reclaiming Public Water and many others. FGS’ headquarters is located in Thailand (A Shalmali Guttal heads it) and it too sends substantial amounts to FGS-Mumbai via FCRA. The well-known journalist, Seema Mustafa serves on the Board of FGS-Thailand. Although the entire list of ‘donors’ to FGS-Thailand are not known, what is known for sure is that it received a ‘donation’ of USD 209,635 from Foundation to Promote Open Society (#Soros) “to study the links between Development Pathways, Rights, Peace, Justice, Democracy And The Exercise Of Power In Asia Through Monitoring, Research, And Outreach; Forums, Workshops, And Events; And Media Outreach And Community Partnerships” in 2017 (likely a 3-year grant).

Between 2009 and 2020, FGS-Mumbai has received a total of Rs. 8.92 Crore foreign ‘donations’, 54% of which has come from its headquarters in Thailand. As noted above, FGS-Thailand is a donee of Foundation to Promote Open Society Foundations (FPOS), which makes FGS-India to be an indirect recipient of FPOS #Soros funds. 20% of FGS’ donations from abroad came from RLS-Germany.

A report entitled “India Compromises its WTO Strategy: A critical look at the 2020 agricultural market reforms”, published in January 2021 and authored by Prof. Biswajit Dhar, JNU was sponsored by RLS (with funds of the German Government’s Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development) and FGS-India. The study examined the recent farm laws and concluded that the stand in WTO fora held by India so far, of protecting its farmers for the goal of food security is being compromised and that these farm laws would force Indian Government to open its agricultural markets. What is interesting to note in all these is how foreign Governments fund such ‘research’ into how the laws enacted by our Government would affect their countries, using our own people and resources.

On February 9, 2021, RLS organized an online discussion entitled “Rural Protests in India - A glimmer of hope for progressive alliances?” wherein Prof. Jayati Ghosh, Kavita Krishnan and Seema Kulkarni were advertised to speak, on supposedly the farm laws and the so-called farmers’ protests. (Prof. Ghosh had to withdraw, the webpage added, on the day of the event). The RLS page mentions (translated using Google): “Yet, this is only the most recent wave of resistance in a heterogenous sequence of nationwide mass protests against the Hindu Nationalist Government of BJP under PM Modi which have been occurring since 2019”. Clearly, RLS portrays an India which is far removed from our reality and describes us using the language of the other.

The above two instances exhibit RLS’ interests in the Indian farm sector and its role in pushing its agenda of Luddism through its FCRA donees.

In the section on FGS above, we learnt that it works closely with La via Campesina (LvC), among others. What is LvC? LvC started out as a farmers collective in Western Europe, protecting the interests of local farmers. It is fairly strong in Brazil now. LvC has members from India as well, including Rakesh Tikait, Gopal Papegowda, Sellamuthu, S. Kannaiyan and Yudhvir Singh, all of whom attended the WTO Ministerial Conference held in Buenos Aires, December 2017, as representatives of LvC.

In the infamous #toolkit released (& deleted later) by the Swedish Child Greta Thunberg, LvC finds mention. See https://twitter.com/sidhant/status/1356991778717503490 ; Under more ways to participate, the Toolkit had recommended a hashtag, #ShineonIndiaFarmers and added “Light a candle. Digital Campaign info from Via Campesina; here are some of their posters”).

The above analyses demonstrates the relationship between a Marxist entity, RLS and the various organizations and causes it supports in India. The range and score are wide, from farmers' movements, funding trade unions to engaging in deep social re-engineering by manipulating gender behaviour of children. Some of the donees are even quasi-political in character.

FCRA-NGOs in Delhi having a common Chief Functionary

One of the reforms in the FC4 returns carried out in 2017 (and became effective for the 2018-19 set of returns) is the printing of the name of the Chief Functionary (CF) of FCRA-NGO, along with their signature. Using this information, we attempt to answer the following self-posed question in this Post: Which FCRA-NGO (if any) share the same CF? In other words, is any person, the CF of more than one FCRA-NGO?

Not so surprisingly, the answer is yes. But what is surprising, is the number of such occurrences. In our estimate, more than 1500 FCRA-NGOs have a CF who is also a CF in another FCRA-NGO (within this set of 1500). We actually wanted to write this post on an all-India basis. But, the complexity of posting 1500 names, addresses, FCRA registration numbers etc.. was too difficult for us to handle. Thus, in this Post, we limit ourselves to FCRA-NGOs registered in Delhi.

In this exercise, we did not check if the CF of a Delhi FCRA-NGO is also a CF of a FCRA-NGO in any other State. We are indeed aware of at least two individuals who fall in such a category. We shall present them, when we present data of those States, later.

How do we ascertain that a particular name printed as CF in two different FC4 returns represents the same person? The following were used: (i) Exact Name Match and (ii) Matching of Signatures. In one case, the name of the CF in two FCRA-NGOs, i.e., Haq: Centre for Child Rights and SRUTI (Society for Rural Urban & Tribal Initiative), was the same. However, the signatures were different. In this case, we ascertained the identity based on the description of the CF presented in SRUTI’s website, which mentioned that its CF was also the CF of Haq: Centre for Child Rights. We surmise that such difficulties in ascertaining the identity of individuals on the Board of FCRA-NGOs may have prompted the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) to demand the provision of their Aadhaar numbers at the time of renewal of FCRA certificate or for Prior Permission. Notwithstanding this, we doubt if MHA would part with such identification specifics to the common public online, as it is usually reticent and guards details of 'non-profit' organizations as if they are a National Secret. In our opinion, an equivalent of a Director Identification Number (DIN, as for companies) would have been ideal and that number could have been made public.

We do not know if donning more than one CF hat violates any law. Furthermore, very importantly, we do not pass any judgements on either the individuals or the FCRA-NGO presented in the following list.

We acknowledge the FCRA Wing for providing the Annual Returns of FCRA-NGOs online for the general public to read, without forcing citizenry to use the ill-purposed, so-called RTI.

Ok then, here is the list.

Registration No	State	Chief Functionary	FCRA-NGO	Address
231650043	DL	AJAY PRAKASH SHRIVASTAVA	Maharishi Institute Of Creative Intelligence	DGL - 121, FIRST FLOOR - DLF, THE GALLERIA, MAYUR VIHAR PHASE-1,DELHI110091
231650741	DL	AJAY PRAKASH SHRIVASTAVA	S R M Foundation of India	121, FIRST FLOOR DLF, THE GALLERIA, MAYUR VIHAR PHASE-1,DELHI110091
231661599	DL	AJIT PAL	HUMCARES HUMAN CARE CHARITABLE SOCIETY	A-1/20, 2ND FLOOR, IDBI BANK BUILDING,MAIN ROAD VIJAYA ENCLAVE110045
231660911	DL	AJIT PAL	SUPREME TASK	D-69/A, Ist FLOOR, DAHIYA BUILDING, MAHAVIR ENCLAVE,NEW DELHI-110045110045
231650271	DL	ALWAN MASIH	C N I Trust Association	16, Pandit Pant Marg, New Delhi, -110001
231650183	DL	ALWAN MASIH	The Church Of North India Synod	16, Pandit Pant Marg, New Delhi, -110001
231660172	DL	ANIL SHASTRI	Lal Bahadur Shastri National Memorial Trust	1-motilal Nehru Place, , New Delhi., -110011
231650373	DL	ANIL SHASTRI	Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Sewa Niketan	1, Motilal Nehru Marg, ,New Delhi-110011
231661727	DL	ANJALI GOPALAN	ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL	D-45 GULMOHAR PARK ,NEW DELHI110049
231650947	DL	ANJALI GOPALAN	The Naz Foundation (India) Trust	D-45, Gulmohar Park, , ,New Delhi -110049
231660329	DL	ANUBHAV NATH	Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies	B-7/3, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi, -
231650618	DL	ANUBHAV NATH	Salam Balak Trust	2nd Floor DDA Community Centre Chandiwali Gali Paharganj,New Delhi110055
231661462	DL	ARUN KAPUR	EMPOWERING THE VISION PROJECT	C-72 FIRST FLOOR,EAST OF KAILASH110065
231660487	DL	ARUN KAPUR	Ritinjali	A-35, Hill Viwe Appartments, Vasant Vihar,New Delhi-
231660991	DL	ASAD MASIH	All India Masihi Jamat	B-18 Second Floor,West Patel Nagar110008
231650932	DL	ASAD MASIH	The Muneer Social Welfare Society	A-2, Iind Floor, (po Box-6079), West Patel Nagar,New Delhi -110008
231650044	DL	BHARATI SHARMA	Maharishi Mahila Education Society	121, FIRST FLOOR DLF, THE GALLIARA, MAYUR VIHAR PHASE-1,,DELHI110091
231650206	DL	BHARATI SHARMA	Mahila Dhyan Vidya Peeth	121, FIRST FLOOR, DLF THE GALLIARA, MAYUR VIHAR PHASE-1,,DELHI110091
231661570	DL	C L GULATI	SANT NIRANKARI CHARITABLE FOUNDATION	80-A, Avtar Marg, Sant Nirankari Colony,New Delhi110009
231650297	DL	C L GULATI	Sant Nirankari Mandal	Sant Nirankari Colony , ,Delhi-110009
231661445	DL	DR ANJLEE PRAKASH	Education Quality Foundation of India	B-3/15, BASEMENT, VASANT VIHAR,NEW DELHI110057
172270036	DL	DR ANJLEE PRAKASH	Learning Links Foundation	Allied House, 2nd Floor, Near B-7 Post office, Vasant Kunj,New Delhi110070
231660332	DL	ENAKSHI GANGULY THUKRAL	HAQ Centre for Child Rights	B1/2 Ground Floor, Malviya Nagar,New Delhi110017
231650317	DL	ENAKSHI GANGULY THUKRAL	Sruti	103/4, Ground Floor and Basement, Sona Apartment, Kaushalya Park, Hauz Khas,New Delhi110016
231660316	DL	GIRISH CHANDRA VERMA	Maharishi Ved Vigyan Vishwa Vidyapeetham	121, First Floor, DLF Galleria, Mayur Vihar Phase-1,Delhi110091
231650333	DL	GIRISH CHANDRA VERMA	Swami Brahmanand Saraswati Charitable Trust	121, FIRST FLOOR, DLF GALLERIA, MAYUR VIHAR PHASE-1,Delhi110019
231660732	DL	INGRID NEWKIRK	Animal Rahat	C/o Ravi Rajan and Co Pvt. Ltd.,505A, 5th Floor,,D 4, Rectangle 1, District Centre, Saket,110017
231660443	DL	INGRID NEWKIRK	People for the Ethical Treatment of Animal PETA India	14 Doctor Lane,Classic House,Gole Market, New Delhi
231660331	DL	JOSE MATHEW KOORAPPALLIL	Bosco Organisation for Social Concern and Operation	Don Bosco Technical Institute,, Okhla, Jamianagar,,New Delhi-110025
231650114	DL	JOSE MATHEW KOORAPPALLIL	Don Bosco Technical Institute	Okhla Road, ,New Delhi-110025
231661265	DL	JOSE MATHEW KOORAPPALLIL	DON BOSCO TECH SOCIETY	B-32, Gali No.7, Dashrathpuri, Palam - Dabri Road, Delhi 110045,Delhi110045
231650195	DL	JOSE MATHEW KOORAPPALLIL	THE SALESIAN BROTHERS SOCIETY OF DELHI - NORTHERN INDIA	Don Bosco Technical Institute, Okhla Road, Jamia Nagar,New Delhi-110025
231660893	DL	JYOTI SHARMA	FORUM FOR ORGANISED RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND ENHANCEMENT	C8-8035, VASANT KUNJ,NEW DELHI110070
231661827	DL	JYOTI SHARMA	PANDIT JAGAT RAM MEMORIAL FORCE TRUST	C-9/9006, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-110070,New Delhi110070
231660677	DL	KUMARI TARA JAUHAR	Auro Mira Service Society	Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Sri Aurobindo Marg,New Delhi-110016
231650980	DL	KUMARI TARA JAUHAR	Sri Aurbindo Ashram Delhi Branch Trust Society	Sri Aurbindo Marg, New Delhi , -110017
231650439	DL	LALIT MOHAN MEHRA	Nirmal Shiksha Kendra	Behind M.s. Flats, Shahjahan Road,New Delhi -110011
231650565	DL	LALIT MOHAN MEHRA	Tara Vati Ram Gopal Mehra Foundation	128,golf Links, , New Delhi , -110003
231661237	DL	LAMA CHOSPHEL ZOTPA	GELUK INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION	H.No. B-4, LADAKH BUDDHIST VIHARA,TARA DEVI COLONY,,Delhi110054
231650872	DL	LAMA CHOSPHEL ZOTPA	Himalayan Buddhist Cultural Association	5, Bela Vihar, Ladakh Buddhist Vihar,Delhi-110054
231650694	DL	MAHMOOD ASAD MADANI	Jamiat-ulama-i-hind	1-b.s.z.marg, Daryaganj,New Delhi -110002
231661159	DL	MAHMOOD ASAD MADANI	SHEIKHUL HIND EDUCATIONAL CHARITABLE TRUST	NO.1, BAHADURSHAH ZAFAR MARG,,NEW DELHI110002
231650850	DL	MANEKA SANJAY GANDHI	People for Animals	4T DCM Building,16,Barakhmba Road, New Delhi110001
231650562	DL	MANEKA SANJAY GANDHI	Ruth Cowell Foundation	R-4,dcm Building, 16,barakhamba Road,New Delhi110001-
231661529	DL	MATHAI SAMUEL	EAST WEST EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION	YMCA, NIZAMUDDIN EAST,NEW DELHI110013
231661548	DL	MATHAI SAMUEL	ORPHAN OUTREACH INDIA	922 LIG FLATS POCKET B HASTSAL VIKASPURI,NEW DELHI110059
231661715	DL	MEHER WILSHAW	KABLIJI MEMORIAL TRUST	11 Amrita Shergil Marg,Delhi110003
231650159	DL	MEHER WILSHAW	S.Ram Singh Kabli & Sardarni Harnam Kaur Trust	11, Amrita Shergil Marag,New Delhi -110003
231650960	DL	NITINJYA CHAUDHRY	Arya Anathalaya	1488, Pataudi House , Daryaganj ,New Delhi-110002
231650963	DL	NITINJYA CHAUDHRY	Arya Bal Griha	1488, Pataudi House , Daryaganj ,New Delhi-110002
231661447	DL	PARAMHANS SWAMI MAHESHWARANANDA	Om Sri Alakhpuriji Siddhapeeth Parampara	5th Floor Ridge Castle Dadabri Road Mehrauli,New Delhi110030
231660683	DL	PARAMHANS SWAMI MAHESHWARANANDA	Shree Devpuriji Ashram Trust	5th Floor, Ridge Castle, Ward No.8, Dadabari Road, Mehrauli,New Delhi-110030
231660935	DL	RAM KARAN YADAV	PUBLICATION TRUSTEES INDIA	7/145, DDA FLAT MADANGIR,NEW DELHI110062
231660484	DL	RAM KARAN YADAV	Steer Foundation	7/145,DDA flats, Madangir,New Delhi-110062
231660011	DL	RAM PAL SINGH	All India Primary Teacher's Federation	41Institutional Area, Pankha Road, D Block, Janakpuri,New Delhi -110058
231661579	DL	RAM PAL SINGH	NATIONAL COALITION FOR EDUCATION	SHIKSHAK BHAWAN 41- INSTITUTIONAL AREA D-BLOCK JANAKPURI,DELHI110058
231650938	DL	RAVI SHANKER AGARWAL	Srishti	A-17 (1st Floor), Mayfair Gardens ,New Delhi-110016
231660166	DL	RAVI SHANKER AGARWAL	The Just Environment Charitable Trust	H-2, Jangpura Extension, New Delhi, -110014
231661517	DL	RISHABH GUPTA	KARTAVYA JANHIT FOUNDATION NGO	RICHMONDD GLOBAL SCHOOL CAMPUS N S ROAD MIANWALI NAGAR PASCHIM VIHAR,NEW DELHI110087
231661151	DL	RISHABH GUPTA	Mata Krishnawanti Memorial Educational Society	N.S.Road, Mianwali Nagar, Paschim Vihar,New Delhi110087
231661560	DL	ROSHNI NADAR MALHOTRA	Kiran Nadar Museum of Art	44 Friends Colony East,New Delhi110065
231661412	DL	ROSHNI NADAR MALHOTRA	Shiv Nadar Foundation	44 Friends Colony East,New Delhi110065
231650135	DL	RT REV WARRIS K MASIH	Delhi Diocese Overseas Grant Fund	1, Church Lane,New Delhi -
231650172	DL	RT REV WARRIS K MASIH	The Diocesan Society Church Of North	1, Church Lane, New Delhi, -110001
231650995	DL	SAMEER R DOIPHODE	Awakening Jagriti	E-81, Greater Kailash Pt. I,New Delhi -110048
231660395	DL	SAMEER R DOIPHODE	Interlife India	209,Delhi Chamber,, Delhi Gate,,New Delhi-
231650003	DL	SHRI R K JAIN	Indian Red Cross Society	1, Red Cross Road, ,New Delhi-110001
231650073	DL	SHRI R K JAIN	St John Ambulance Association	1,red Cross Road, New Delhi,110001-
231660255	DL	SHRI SANJAY GUPTA	Param Shakti Peeth	27/15, Radhey Shyam Park, Delhi , -110051
231660246	DL	SHRI SANJAY GUPTA	Param Shakti Peeth - Nyas	27/15 Radhey Shyam Park , Delhi, -110051
231660193	DL	SHRI SANJAY GUPTA	Yug Chetna Vatsalya Peeth	Lav 103, Agrasen Awas, 66 I.p. Extension,Delhi-110092
231650075	DL	SR JOLLY GEORGE	Asha Sadan Social Centre	Najafgarh, New Delhi,110043-
231650286	DL	SR JOLLY GEORGE	The Society Of The Sisters Of The Cross	Holy Cross School, Najafgarh,New Delhi -110043
231650263	DL	SR RITA PINTO	Conference Of Religious Women, India	Cri House, Masihgarh, Jamia Nagar, Po Okhla,New Delhi -110025
231650148	DL	SR RITA PINTO	Sophie Bharat Society	A-170, Shivalik, Malviya Nagar,New Delhi -110017
231650272	DL	SR ROSELY JOSEPH	Jesus & Mary Delhi Educational Society	Bangla Sahib Road, New Delhi, -110001
231650630	DL	SR ROSELY JOSEPH	Provincial Society - Delhi	Congregation Of Jesus & Mary, Bangla Sahib Road,New Delhi-110001
231650802	DL	SWAMI AGNIVESH	Bandhua Mukti Morcha	7, Jantar Mantar,New Delhi-110001
231660195	DL	SWAMI AGNIVESH	Dharma Pratishthan	7 Jantar Mantar Road, , New Delhi, -110001
231661559	DL	THIRAVIAM THANGA PANDIAN	CHURCH OF HOPE MISSION SOCIETY	RZ F 72 NIHAL VIHAR NANGLOI NEW DELHI,DELHI110041
231660899	DL	THIRAVIAM THANGA PANDIAN	Compassion India Ministries	RZ-F-72, Nihal Vihar,Nangloi, New Delhi110041
231661013	DL	VEENA RENJAN	Asheray Welfare and Charitable Society	15-C, Friends Colony (W),New Delhi110065
231660827	DL	VEENA RENJAN	TogetherEducational and Social Development Society	15-C,Friends Colony (West)110065
231650002	DL	YOUHANON MAR DEMETRIOS	Delhi Orthodox Diocesan Council	2, Tughlakabad Institutional Area, New Delhi, -110062
231650004	DL	YOUHANON MAR DEMETRIOS	Sophie Society	2, Tughlaqabad Institutional Area, ,New Delhi -110062