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Gyan Jyoti

Once upon a time, our country was facing a big problem - there just wasn't enough power, and it happened right before the important exams. Can you believe that? It felt like all the lights went out on our dreams, and it was pretty tough for us students.

But you know what they say, every dark cloud has a silver lining. And in our case, that silver lining was Wai Wai and their awesome idea called "Gyan Jyoti." They wanted to light up our lives, literally, using solar-powered lights. Imagine that – using the sun to bring light to our studies!

So, they went to work, setting up these cool solar-powered lights in classrooms. It was like magic when those lights turned on. The gloomy corners were now full of light, and it felt like we had a chance to shine too. The lights weren't just lighting up the rooms; they were lighting up our spirits, giving us hope during those tough times.

You know what the best part was? It wasn't just about the lights. It was about showing us that even when things seem dark and difficult, there's always a way to find a solution. Those lights became a symbol of not giving up, of finding creative ways to make things better. They weren't just helping us study; they were showing us that challenges can be overcome with a little bit of innovation and a lot of determination.

As the exams approached, we didn't just see solar-powered lights – we saw beacons of possibility. We felt more motivated, more focused, and ready to take on whatever came our way. Thanks to the "Gyan Jyoti" campaign, we learned that even in the toughest times, a small idea can make a big difference. And that's a lesson that shines as brightly as those solar lights.

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