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Match the following in the term of Social Reformers of India/world and Contribution.
List I (Social Reformers of India/world) List II (Contribution)
a. Lela Lejpat Rai 1. Servants of Indian Society
b. Mother Teresa 2. Founder of Nobel Prize
c. J. H. Dunant 3. Founder of Missinaries of Charity
d. Alfred Nobel 4. Founder of Red Cross

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