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Fishermen contracted by a fish vendor sorting the day's catch of fish. The vendor pays the leprosy society 30 or 40 rupees per kilogram for these fish. Telefood funds facilitated the building of the f
Fishermen contracted by a fish vendor pulling in the day's catch of fish. The vendor pays the leprosy society 30 or 40 rupees per kilogram for these fish. Telefood funds facilitated the building of th
Fishermen contracted by a fish vendor pulling in the day's catch of fish. The vendor pays the leprosy society 30 or 40 rupees per kilogram for these fish. Telefood funds facilitated the building of th
Fishermen contracted by a fish vendor pulling in the day's catch of fish. The vendor pays the leprosy society 30 or 40 rupees per kilogram for these fish. Telefood funds facilitated the building of th
Fishermen contracted by a fish vendor pulling in the day's catch of fish. The vendor pays the leprosy society 30 or 40 rupees per kilogram for these fish. Telefood funds facilitated the building of th
Fishermen contracted by a fish vendor pulling in the day's catch of fish. The vendor pays the leprosy society 30 or 40 rupees per kilogram for these fish. Telefood funds facilitated the building of th
Fishermen contracted by a fish vendor sorting the day's catch which is being prepared for transport to the market. The vendor pays the leprosy society 30 or 40 rupees per kilogram for these fish. Tele
Fishermen contracted by a fish vendor sorting out the nets in the aquaculture pond. These men are hired by the fish vendor to manage the day's catch. The vendor then pays the leprosy society 30 or 40
Fishermen contracted by a fish vendor sorting out the nets in the aquaculture pond. These men are hired by the fish vendor to manage the day's catch. The vendor then pays the leprosy society 30 or 40
Fishermen contracted by a fish vendor sorting out the nets in the aquaculture pond. These men are hired by the fish vendor to manage the day's catch. The vendor then pays the leprosy society 30 or 40
Fishermen contracted by a fish vendor pulling in a day's catch with the help of some colony children. These men are hired by the fish vendor to manage the catch. The vendor then pays the leprosy socie
Fishermen contracted by a fish vendor pulling in a day's catch with the help of some colony children. These men are hired by the fish vendor to manage the catch. The vendor then pays the leprosy socie
Community members of the leprosy society working in the aquaculture pond. Telefood funds facilitated the building of the fish pond through the construction of two wells, supplying fingerlings for stoc
A member of the leprosy society cleaning the FAO Telefood/Rotary Club Project sign. Telefood funds facilitated the building of the fish pond through the construction of two wells, supplying fingerling
Community members of the leprosy society working in the aquaculture pond. Telefood funds facilitated the building of the fish pond through the construction of two wells, supplying fingerlings for stoc
A member of the leper colony society drinking fresh water being pumped out of a well. Telefood funds allowed the two wells to be built which enables the beneficiaries to keep the aquaculture ponds cle
A family of Telefood Project beneficiaries sorting pebbles from grains harvested in the leprosy society farm land.
Members of the leprosy society hauling away a cart full of garbage.
A family of Telefood Project beneficiaries sorting pebbles from grains harvested in the leprosy society farm land.
Daily life scenes around the leprosy society.
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Fishermen contracted by a fish vendor sorting the day's catch of fish. The vendor pays the leprosy society 30 or 40 rupees per kilogram for these fish. Telefood funds facilitated the building of the f
FAO Project - Establishing a composite fish culture farm fresh water at the Government Leprosy Rehabilitation homes in Clusters in Tamilnadu, outside New Delhi - TFD-98/IND/003. Provide inputs, seed material and technical know-how for establishment of a fish farm to improve fish availability for the poor and disabled leprosy patients within the leprosy community.
12/17/2003
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