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Class I students had a fun-filled day in the garden, discovering herbs, shrubs, trees, small plants, and climbers. They loved learning how each plant grows and plays a vital role in nature. From tiny herbs to towering trees, the diversity...

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Updated At : 10:57 AM Oct 18, 2024 IST

Class I students had a fun-filled day in the garden, discovering herbs, shrubs, trees, small plants, and climbers. They loved learning how each plant grows and plays a vital role in nature. From tiny herbs to towering trees, the diversity of the plant world amazed them.

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