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The North East Catholic Community of Delhi Gets a Website
Current Updates | NE Brief | NECARF Rep | 15-Jan-2022
Two former Presidents and current President of NECCOD jointly launching the website
Keeping with the tradition of raising the bars of improvements and achievements under every successive President, the North East Catholic Community of Delhi (NECCOD), recently came up with their website – www.neccod.org featuring several user-friendly menus. The site was launched jointly by two former Presidents, Lucas and Moses, alongside the incumbent President, Thomas Ngaihte. The site would now help members to update themselves on various events and activities the organisation plans to undertake, therefore, a path breaking development.
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15-Jan-2022
Glad to be a part of this community, though I didn't give a hand to,am very pleased to see all your efforts of bringing something alive at our fingertips.keep on the good spirit.Thank you.