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Who makes this

MaruShala is built by Bharat Choudhary and Vanita Kumari, lecturers in Rajasthan government schools. It is made alongside teaching, from inside the system it serves.

  • Bharat ChoudharyBharat ChoudharyLecturerGSSS Jethantri · Block Samdari, Distt. Balotra
  • Vanita KumariVanita KumariLecturerGSSS Ramsin Moongra · Block & Distt. Balotra

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