The Explorers

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   Have you ever been frustrated by the thought that you have no friends who share a common interest as you ? Have you ever felt a desire to find more people with whom you may collaborate and learn new things ? Do you feel a bit sidelined when your colleagues at your school, workplace or elsewhere have no interest in what new thing you have created or discovered ?
 
  If your answer to these is in 'yes', you have found a perfect place to learn, to expand your knowledge and engage yourselves in some cool stuff. In this world where people have almost reduced learning to be a formality for little kids at school, we believe that the process of learning never stops. It has been rightly said, "Tell me and I shall forget, show me and I may remember, but involve me and I shall learn." 
  
 We are The Explorers. The purpose of this group is to 'learn in collaboration with one another.' We take keen interest on any subject of the world. We perceive, share our knowledge and grasp what others' beautiful minds have sought. Come, be a part of a humble attempt to learn new things beyond the scope of books and internet. Come, lets share our knowledge for the betterment of others. Come, be an 'Explorer.'

   The Explorers is a group based in Lucknow, India. It has been founded primarily to bring together all intellect that wishes to break free from the fences of just a 'formal' learning. It brings together the people interested in various fields of study.

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