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Students clean roadside garbage in Shillong on WED

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Shilling, June 5: Students of Indian Institute of Professional Studies  (IIPF) with Shillong Municipal Board cleaning roadside-garbage on a “Zero Littering Programme ” as part of the World Environment Day (WED) celebration in the city on Monday.

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