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PETA India Gifts Life-Size Mechanical Elephant To Kerala Temple
The non profit organisation People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India along with actor Vedhika has gifted a life-size mechanical elephant to the Edayar Sree Vadakkumbad Shiva Vishnu Temple here.
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OpenAI To Remove Non-Profit Control And Give Sam Altman Equity, Sources Say
The OpenAI non-profit will continue to exist and own a minority stake in the for-profit company, the sources said.
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Licenses of 4,470 NGOs, Including Those Funding Supreme Court Bar Association, Cancelled
In another round of action against erring non-profits, the government has cancelled the licence of another 4,470 organisations. But the list surprisingly includes a number of top universities, Supreme Court Bar Association and the Escorts Heart Institute, which bars them from receiving foreign funds.
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Google Announces 5 Winning Charities of 'Giving Through Glass' Program
"Giving through Glass" program winners were selected from 1,300 proposals from US charities with ideas of how to use the eyewear to achieve their goals.
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PETA India Gifts Life-Size Mechanical Elephant To Kerala Temple
The non profit organisation People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India along with actor Vedhika has gifted a life-size mechanical elephant to the Edayar Sree Vadakkumbad Shiva Vishnu Temple here.
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OpenAI To Remove Non-Profit Control And Give Sam Altman Equity, Sources Say
The OpenAI non-profit will continue to exist and own a minority stake in the for-profit company, the sources said.
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Licenses of 4,470 NGOs, Including Those Funding Supreme Court Bar Association, Cancelled
In another round of action against erring non-profits, the government has cancelled the licence of another 4,470 organisations. But the list surprisingly includes a number of top universities, Supreme Court Bar Association and the Escorts Heart Institute, which bars them from receiving foreign funds.
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Google Announces 5 Winning Charities of 'Giving Through Glass' Program
"Giving through Glass" program winners were selected from 1,300 proposals from US charities with ideas of how to use the eyewear to achieve their goals.
