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Book to guide NGOs for minorities

New Delhi: In a novel initiative, a leading Muslim body on Saturday released a book to guide NGOs working for the minority community to run their programmes effectively with active aid from the government and other funding agencies.

The book, ‘A Guide to Uplift Minorities’, reflects procedures to take advantage of the existing government programmes for minority

communities.

An initiative of the social service wing of Jamaat-e- Islami Hind, the book was released here by former Chief Justice of India A. M. Ahmadi.

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