Cancer survivor scores 93.44% in Karnataka SSLC Exam-1
Shanta was under treatment in a private hospital in Mangaluru fore more than ten months, and thus had to miss her classes. After recovery, she was determined to do well in academics and started preparing for the SSLC examinations.
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