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The document provides information about India, its large population of over 1.1 billion people, and three missions working to help the impoverished communities. It details that 25% of India's population are "Dalits" or oppressed castes, and the missions support villages of Dalits living in sewage pipes, orphanages for over 300 children from extremely poor families, and a youth hostel program housing 120 orphaned children with plans to expand. It asks for sponsorship of children for $30/month or elders for $15/month to support the orphanage's costs, and donations to support bathroom facilities for the pipe village or the youth hostel's expansion plans.
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