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Location	49 Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Marg,, New Delhi - 110002, India
Introduction	Sewa International is a voluntary service organization working with the cooperation of our brothers and sisters living in several countries all over the world, with centre at Delhi in Bharat. All the workers are motivated with the ideal of selfless service to our brethren in distress and sufferings of all kinds, may be because of Poverty or deprivations of the basic human needs or discrimination or because of calamities either man-made or natural. True to the motto that we proudly display , "Sewa hi Paramo Dharmah", Sewa International assures the supporters and readers that serving the communities without any discrimination as eulogized in the motto-serving others selflessly s the highest form of Dharma - that we would continue to tread this path we have so fondly chosen. As Swami Vivekananda explains: "The poor, the illiterate, the ignorant, the afflicted let there be your God, know that service to these people along is the highest religion."

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49 Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Marg,, New Delhi - 110002, India

Introduction

Sewa International is a voluntary service organization working with the cooperation of our brothers and sisters living in several countries all over the world, with centre at Delhi in Bharat. All the workers are motivated with the ideal of selfless service to our brethren in distress and sufferings of all kinds, may be because of Poverty or deprivations of the basic human needs or discrimination or because of calamities either man-made or natural. True to the motto that we proudly display , "Sewa hi Paramo Dharmah", Sewa International assures the supporters and readers that serving the communities without any discrimination as eulogized in the motto-serving others selflessly s the highest form of Dharma - that we would continue to tread this path we have so fondly chosen. As Swami Vivekananda explains: "The poor, the illiterate, the ignorant, the afflicted let there be your God, know that service to these people along is the highest religion."