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Sapling plantation at JRSDAV Public School, Chabhal, TarnTaran

Hindi teacher Ranju initiated the activity of planting saplings and took a promise from students of the school that they would continue to do so throughout their life. She said one should be like a tree, which never stops giving...

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Updated At : 12:38 PM May 30, 2023 IST

Hindi teacher Ranju initiated the activity of planting saplings and took a promise from students of the school that they would continue to do so throughout their life. She said one should be like a tree, which never stops giving even just before being cut. All students were involved in the activity. She said one should nurture plants to save life on the earth.

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