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Parmarth International School, Baijnath

Students of Parmarth International School, Baijnath, visited the first Science Centre of Himachal Pradesh, at Palampur. The star attraction of the centre is a thematic gallery titled ‘Untamed Earth’ that houses as amny as 25 interactive exhibits. The visit was...

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Updated At : 03:38 PM Jul 07, 2022 IST

Students of Parmarth International School, Baijnath, visited the first Science Centre of Himachal Pradesh, at Palampur. The star attraction of the centre is a thematic gallery titled ‘Untamed Earth’ that houses as amny as 25 interactive exhibits. The visit was planned by the management of the school and was informative. It made the students think creatively and logically.

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