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The Green Batti Project, an initiative by Social Quotient is India's largest mentoring program that brings together young professionals to mentor children from under resourced communities to enable an exchange of life skills, social skills and exposure to technology. The program is in partnership with the United Nations, Teach For India and Tata Institute of Social Sciences.
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