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Mobile phone a boon or bane for education

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Answered by 20180029983

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Everything in life has a dual nature- day and night, good and bad, rich and poor, health and illness. All things in the universe can be a boon (good) or a bane (bad) or in other words, a blessing or a curse. So it is with mobile phones. ... 51% of the high school students carry their mobile phone to school every day.

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