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An initiative to promote financial awareness is described. The document provides contact information for Biswajit Das, a diploma holder in wealth management and goal planning specialist. It also shares performance metrics for an investment portfolio from February 2015 to February 2016, showing returns that outperformed relevant indexes and mutual funds by significant percentages.
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