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Sikkim LKG Student's Viral Video Urges Tree Planting, Nature Protection on World Environment Day

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A viral video of LKG student Grace Wangchuk Bhutia from Sikkim, urging for tree planting and nature protection, has inspired millions on World Environment Day, shared by Union Minister Jyotiraditya M. Scindia.

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