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Class XII students organised a debate competition. English Lecturer Dalip Verma assigned them a topic on artificial intelligence. Students discussed the concept of artificial intelligence which is playing a crucial role in the present time. They expressed their views in...

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Updated At : 10:34 AM Oct 22, 2024 IST

Class XII students organised a debate competition. English Lecturer Dalip Verma assigned them a topic on artificial intelligence. Students discussed the concept of artificial intelligence which is playing a crucial role in the present time. They expressed their views in favour and against the topic. The Principal showered blessings on students.

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