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Updated At : 05:09 AM May 21, 2025 IST

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Tiny tots embarked on a delightful learning trip to Reliance Fresh as part of their experiential learning initiative. The visit aimed at helping children explore and understand various fruits and vegetables in a real-world setting. Guided by their teachers, the young learners identified fresh produce, observed colours and textures, and even interacted with store staff to learn how fruits and vegetables are stored and sold. This hands-on experience not only reinforced classroom learning but also fostered curiosity and awareness about healthy eating. The visit was a fun-filled and educational outing that left the children excited and more informed about nature's bounty.

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