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In our school September 28 we conduct an program  it is the Actizen and club it was a good activity it is the conduct objective  to learn students the hoarding system in India and what is the public voting and how the public hoping boots system is here in India and the what are the in the voting time how the verification of the our documents and we vote and how to we vote and the who is the good leader how to be elected the good leader in our village and how we take responsibility of the voting system and as a leader how we give introduction of myself as a leader and what are the service we give to society and my sabha area or Vidhan sabha area all those aspects students learn it was a good. And in our school be conducted as a small  Actizen club five students are participating in this they have a symbol of their names good participation one of the year Student Pritam is the winner and our all teachers and our 6th and 7th students are did the oat and our helpers sisters also make out and our  H.M also make out it was a good memory. Later on that our students are make the counting of the  votes it was a very well program conducted by our Mr shahida Madam in our school it is all students learn about  public  voting system in India.

                                                  

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