English, asked by sanawriyas, 2 months ago

you are pulkit / payal the head boy / girl of St. luke's public school , solan. Write an notice informing the students about the Autumn break and the change in school timings mention the specific date and time

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jai mata di

jai mata di

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jai mata di

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