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GR 8 - Notes - Yeh Hai Bharat Desh Hamara

1) The document describes India's natural beauty, with the Himalayas as the king of mountains unlike any other in the world. The Ganges river flows through India, providing soil, crops and all fruits. 2) It explains that "complete knowledge is the true wealth" means that India is a great country where no one remains ignorant due to its fertile land. India continues to progress in all fields and is a treasure house of knowledge. 3) The Ganges is described as one of the ancient and holy rivers in the world, with lands around it fertile. Its water has healing properties, as mentioned in scriptures about its greatness. 4) The Himalayas are called the "

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GR 8 - Notes - Yeh Hai Bharat Desh Hamara

1) The document describes India's natural beauty, with the Himalayas as the king of mountains unlike any other in the world. The Ganges river flows through India, providing soil, crops and all fruits. 2) It explains that "complete knowledge is the true wealth" means that India is a great country where no one remains ignorant due to its fertile land. India continues to progress in all fields and is a treasure house of knowledge. 3) The Ganges is described as one of the ancient and holy rivers in the world, with lands around it fertile. Its water has healing properties, as mentioned in scriptures about its greatness. 4) The Himalayas are called the "

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