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Pallavi Gulati learnt about environmental conservation when she was in class eight. Ten years later, she remains committed to the cause - thanks to her school that helped her imbibe eco-friendly value

New Delhi: Armed only with idealism and Mao's Red Book, some of the brightest in Delhi's colleges embraced Maoism four decades ago, determined to usher in a communist revolution in India, even