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While Presenting the Indra Gandhi Prize 2001 to Prof Sadako Ogata

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Good morning to all of you, my greetings to all of you

I am indeed delighted to confer the 2001 Indira Gandhi Prize for Peace, Disarmament and Development on Professor Sadako Ogata of Japan for her outstanding contribution in alleviating the pain of millions of refugees all over the world. I congratulate Professor Ogata for her achievements and receiving the prestigious Indira Gandhi Prize.

Visit to Wagholi Educational and Rehabilitation Centre

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I am very happy to be with you all, this afterhoon. Time was when many used to think that developmental efforts and social upliftment activities were purely the concern of the government and government alone. This philosophy has, undergone a sea change in the not-too-distant past. The government's role, appropriately, has come- to be regarded as more or less regulatory and more as a facilitator. The birth of many non-governmental organisations is a testimony to this wholesome and welcome change in the philosophy of development. .

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