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  1. Vijayan5 November 2018 at 08:20

    Good initiative . I will support any way I can..Not an Architect, an Engineer running a start up biz.
    A suggestion to start with , if you have thought about this already please ignore.
    Make an online platform where people can post surplus material , people needing shelters like Ambikachechi ( or if you know some one in need) and people willing to volunteer time , money or other resources.
    Such social activities makes life more enjoyable , fulfilling and immediately rewarding mentally, forgetting the rewards in another world or life..or whatever

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