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Children of Class V made everyone aware of the ill-effects of social media through a short drama and highlighted the ways for children to avoid mobile addiction. The ill-effects of use of plastic were explained to the boys and girls...

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Updated At : 10:56 AM Sep 26, 2024 IST

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Children of Class V made everyone aware of the ill-effects of social media through a short drama and highlighted the ways for children to avoid mobile addiction. The ill-effects of use of plastic were explained to the boys and girls of Class I and everyone was motivated not to use plastic. How good behaviour goes a long way in a person’s progress was expressed by the children of Class IV. The children of classes II and III got introduced to different forms of language through intellectual activities.

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