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Students embarked on an exciting adventure to the local post office, transforming an ordinary day into a unique learning experience. The visit offered them a first-hand look at the fascinating journey of a letter — from writing and stamping to...

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Mani Majra, Updated At : 10:06 AM Nov 04, 2024 IST

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Students embarked on an exciting adventure to the local post office, transforming an ordinary day into a unique learning experience. The visit offered them a first-hand look at the fascinating journey of a letter — from writing and stamping to sorting and delivery. The young learners were thrilled as they dropped their own letters into the mailbox, destined for their loved ones. The visit not only taught them about the postal system but also highlighted the value of communication in a world where digital messages often take precedence.

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