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Who is Lucky Rawat? India's only student selected for North Pole mission

Who is Lucky Rawat? India's only student selected for North Pole missionWorldPing

Fifteen-year-old Lucky Rawat from Uttarakhand's Chakrata has been chosen as India's sole student representative for the prestigious Icebreaker of Knowledge Arctic expedition.

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