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The document announces an event called "JuGAaD 2014" taking place from October 13-17 to promote turning trash into useful items. Students and faculty are invited to participate in various challenges and competitions around developing models, proposals, art, and more using scrap materials. Prizes will be awarded and more details on schedules and venues will be provided soon. The event aims to encourage frugal innovation.
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