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DPS STUDENTS CREATE KASHMIR’S FIRST ROBOT Three DPS Srinagar students created Kashmir’s first robot, merging #Imagination and #Innovation. A milestone for #Kashmir in #ScienceAndTechnology. Story by Kashmir Life’s #Shadab and #UmarDar.

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