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Eco-friendly, cool, building of Eklavya foundation in Bhopal

Eco-friendly, cool, building of Eklavya foundation in Bhopal
Eco-friendly, cool, building of Eklavya foundation in Bhopal

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EkLavya Foundation’s building is constructed using environmentally friendly and sustainable techniques, from the foundation to the walls. This ensures that even during severe heat waves when the weather outside becomes unbearable.

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