Hi welcome to club science

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Hi,welcome to club science. This is an initiative from GHSS THIRURANGADI to create scientific thoughts among students and also to help them in their studies to achieve good marks. This is a blog by science club of GHSS TGI known as ‘club science’. We need support from everyone. Hope this will be a great help to all students.

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