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Saplings planted on founder’s day

Updated At : 06:04 AM Jul 27, 2015 IST

Tribune News Service

Mussoorie, July 26

Students and staff of Manav Bharti India International School planted around 100 saplings of various species as part of its 74th Founder’s Day celebrations in Musso-orie today.

A yajna was also conducted for world peace on the occasion. Director of the school Shanti Sharma also planted a sapling on the school premises.

Others present on the occasion included principal of the Manav Bharti India Internat-ional School Manjri Bakshi, Shalu Kohli, Jen-nifer, Lalit Verma and Parvind Rawat.

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