population of manipal and suarathkal cities in the year 2014 was 36,20,436 and 42,92,286 respectively . what was the total population of the two cities ? thank god my all friends is coming .​

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Our school XYZ organized a tree plantation programme on the occasion of World Environment Day. The program started with prayer at 8 in the morning. All the students and teachers participated in this program. Also, some local municipality department officers have participated in our program. They guided us on how to plant a sapling properly. The aim of the program is to plant a total of 500 saplings on the school campus and nearby local areas. One by one students and teachers started planting saplings. Firstly, we started planting saplings in the garden of our school campus and after that, we planted saplings in the nearby local areas of our school. Students also made some posters and banners on the importance of tree plantations. We pasted banners and posters in the area around our school. So that people read these and know the importance of tree plantation. After our goal of planting 500 trees is achieved, we come to our school. The principal of our school gave a passionate speech on the topic of Environment Day. Finally, the program ended with the singing of the national anthem

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The program ended at 12 p.m and we were all given snacks to eat. We all planted total of 1000 rupees and marked it as our best establishment as a school. By the end of the tree plantation programme we all were exhausted and wanted to sit under the tree already present in the garden.

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