Indian High Commission donates books to schools

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Indian High Commission donates books to schools

ANNOTTO BAY, St Mary: Eleven primary schools in St Mary have received 270 books from the office of the Indian High Commission to Jamaica to assist with their development and also to learn about India’s culture. The books were handed out to the...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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