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Delhi Public School, Ferozepur

Students of classes I to III learnt age-old remedies through a fun activity, Dadi Maa Ke Nuskhe. From natural cold remedies to skincare tips, they explored simple solutions passed down by elders, connecting with traditional wisdom and practical knowledge. ...

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Updated At : 12:17 PM Nov 16, 2024 IST

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Students of classes I to III learnt age-old remedies through a fun activity, Dadi Maa Ke Nuskhe. From natural cold remedies to skincare tips, they explored simple solutions passed down by elders, connecting with traditional wisdom and practical knowledge.

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