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1) The village held various awareness programs and plays to convince parents of the importance of educating girls. 2) An awareness rally was organized in the village along with students, teachers, and parents of girls attending the local school. 3) A play focused on the dreams girls could achieve with an education, which convinced some parents to enroll their daughters in school.
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