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The Indian Podiatry Association (IPA) is having a national reach. The society’s primary and registered headquarters will be in Delhi, although branches and chapters may be established across India

 
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Indian Podiatry Association is a non-Profit organization founded on 1st April,2009 at New Delhi (INDIA). 

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