Cisco 3750X Switch, Observing change in Running & Startup Config

Hi, 
I have a cisco catalyst 3750X switch running with c3750e-universalk9-mz.152-1.E1.bin, where I'm able to see the running configuration & Startup configuration on the device is not in Sync even after saving configuration to the NVRAM.
Startup Configuration is the one which is required for my network to work properly, but as I'm able to see running configuration is adding some of the configuration which is not actually required in the template. Can anyone help me to get this issue addressed.
Configuration attached.

Can you try this command:
Switch#copy startup-config running-config
And then check if you are still face the same issue?
HTH
Regards
Inayath

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