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Tamilnadu Social Development Report 2000 8 “Social Development is the promotion of a sustainable society that is worthy of human dignity by empowering marginalised groups, women and men, to undertake their own development, to improve their social and economic position and to acquire their rightful place in society…..” - Bilance, 1997
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