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Shri Gabar Singh, Head Teacher and Science/Maths Educator from Govt. UPS Musyakhand, Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand, dedicated 35 years to transforming rural education and advancing STEM pedagogy in remote mountain regions. Driven by the vision of NEP 2020, he promoted ICT as a primary tool for creating an interactive teaching...

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