Towards To Safe Future

· Manvik Chandra Book 10 · Manvik Chandra
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This meaningful story is about a young and aware boy named Rohan, who cares deeply about the environment. One day, while going to school in Delhi, he notices some people burning garbage that includes plastic and paper. Curious and concerned, Rohan asks them why they are burning the trash. The men reply that they are doing it to clean the surroundings. But Rohan explains that burning plastic causes harmful pollution and damages the Earth. Sadly, the men ignore his concern.
This meaningful story is about a young and aware boy named Rohan, who cares deeply about the environment. One day, while going to school in Delhi, he notices some people burning garbage that includes plastic and paper. Curious and concerned, Rohan asks them why they are burning the trash. The men...

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Manvik Chandra is a Indian Child Artist and Author known for his creative artwork and published books. He is actively involved in visual arts and writing, sharing his work with growing online audience and readers. Manvik has gained recognition for his illustrative talent and literary achievements at a young age, showcasing originality and creativity through his artistic and authored works.

Manvik Chandra is a Indian Child Artist and Author known for his creative artwork and published books. He is actively involved in visual arts and writing, sharing his work with growing online audience and readers. Manvik has gained recognition for his illustrative talent and literary achievements...

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