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|MUNNA KUMAR SINGH |
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|Contact No: 08197246984 |
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|Vill: Babhnauli,P.O.:Rampurwa Bazar, |
|Distt: East Champaran (Bihar)-845458 |
|E-mail:-munna.kmr.singh@gmail.com |
|Munnasingh95@yahoo.com |
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|Active learner |
|Self-Motivated |
|Analytical skills |
|Dedication toward works |
|Positive attitude |
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|Hobbies: Playing chess |
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|Listening Music |
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|Languages known:- English |
|Hindi |

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