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Medha is a student in class IX-B at G.L.T. Saraswati Bal Mandir school with roll number 09 and date of birth February 24, 1999. Her favorite subject is English and her hobbies include reading storybooks and listening to music.
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My profile ( medha ix b )
- 1. MY PROFILE Name : Medha Class : IX–B Roll.No : 09 D.O.B : 24-Feb-1999 School : G.L.T. Saraswati Bal Mandir Favourite Subject : English Hobbies : Reading Storybooks&Listening Music