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This document appears to be a certificate or award from Holy Name High School located at 5 Convent Street in Mumbai, India. It is awarding Shilpa Kalyan, student of Standard 9, for her performance during the academic year October 2006 - March 2007. The document includes the school logo and is signed and stamped at the bottom right corner.
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