Presentation on climate

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Aritra Saha, a student at Ramakrishna Mission Vidylaya in Tripura, India, gave a presentation on climate to his class. The presentation contained 32 slides and was guided by his teacher Sir Uday pal. It was created for a summative assessment in November 2014.

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RAMAKRISHNA MISSION VIDYALAYA
VIVEKNAGAR TRIPURA (W)
A PRESENTATION ON CLIMATE
BY
ARITRA SAHA
Class IX (A)
Roll No. : 08
Guided by : Sir Uday pal(PGT)
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT 2
YEAR 2014-2015
14-11-2014 1

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