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Watch | R.K. Puram Police Station: Where Some Go to Study

Books and WiFi connection is provided free of cost to children at the library.
Yaqut Ali
Mar 10 2021
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Books and WiFi connection is provided free of cost to children at the library.
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A library has been set up at the R.K. Puram police station, where books and WiFi connection is provided free of cost to children.

Yaqut Ali takes a look.

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