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Students of Class VI embarked on an educational exploration at the Natural History Museum in Chandigarh, uncovering the marvels of Earth's history. The curious scholars delved into the depths of the Natural History Museum, where ancient relics, fascinating fossils and...

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Mohali, Updated At : 10:02 AM Nov 14, 2024 IST

Students of Class VI embarked on an educational exploration at the Natural History Museum in Chandigarh, uncovering the marvels of Earth's history. The curious scholars delved into the depths of the Natural History Museum, where ancient relics, fascinating fossils and intriguing exhibits unveiled the secrets of bygone eras. From the towering presence of dinosaurs to the subtle nuances of evolution, each discovery enriched their minds and ignited a passion for the world's natural wonders.

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