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Panvel Municipal Schools To Introduce AI, Robotics And Astronomy Training; Civic Body Proposes ₹1.28 Crore For Educational Initiatives

Students in Panvel Municipal Corporation-run schools are set to get exposure to artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, astronomy and activity-based learning, with the civic body planning a range of educational initiatives. Civic Body Proposes Funding The civic administration has proposed an expenditure of around Rs 1.28 crore to develop educational facilities in 10 municipal schools, besides…

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Panvel Municipal Schools To Introduce AI, Robotics And Astronomy Training; Civic Body Proposes ₹1.28 Crore For Educational Initiatives

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