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BAPS Charities (Wikipedia, citing Clarke, Development and Religion: Theology and Practice, 2011)

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An encyclopedia article on BAPS's charitable arm, citing Matthew Clarke's 2011 academic study Development and Religion: Theology and Practice (Edward Elgar Publishing) for a dated count of BAPS-supported hospitals, clinics, health centres, mobile medical vans and schools as of 2011. This is the most specific dated figure located for BAPS's institutional footprint; BAPS's own current website pages describe these programmes without restating an updated count.

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Classed scholarly-estimate: secondary encyclopedia summary of a named academic source (Clarke 2011); the figures are dated to 2011 and BAPS's own current web pages do not restate an updated count.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BAPS_Charities
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encyclopedia
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