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The students visited a village and saw trash in the drains, so they organized a cleanliness drive with the community. They created posters to educate villagers about cleanliness and got children and parents to participate. Students divided into groups and cleaned streets and drains with materials and support provided by villagers, who were happy with the cleaner village and praised the students' efforts.
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