Hi monks, I new to generating xml files using perl, How can I generate new xml file using perl script, but the xml file contains this type of data as shown below 

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <Detailsofuniversitys xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-
+instance">
     <Identification>
      <Ind>03.20.00</Ind>
    </Identification>
    <MetaData>
    <History>
     <Entry>
      <Date>2010-10-19</Date>
    <Note>IND Created</Note>
    </Entry>
    </History>
     <Status>P</Status>
     <StoringAndErasing>Not Defined</StoringAndErasing>
     <StoringAndErasing>Not Defined</StoringAndErasing>
     </MetaData>
     <university>
     <name>svu</name>
     <location>ravru</location>
    <branch>
    <electronics>
     <student name="xxx" number="12">
     <semester number="1"subjects="7" rank="2"/>
     </student>
     <student name="xxx" number="15">
     <semester number="1" subjects="7" rank="10"/>
     <semester number="2" subjects="4" rank="1"/>
      </student>
       <student name="xxx" number="16">
       <semester number="1"subjects="7" rank="2"/>
      <semester number="2"subjects="4" rank="2"/>
       </student>
    </electronics>
      </branch>
    </university>
    <university>
      <name>sku</name>
        <location>ANTP</location>
    <branch>
     <electronics>
       <student name="xxx" number="12">
     <semester number="3"subjects="6" rank="20"/>
     </student>
       <student name="xxx" number="16">
       <semester number="1"subjects="9" rank="12"/>
      <semester number="2"subjects="4" rank="2"/>
       </student>
        </section>
    </electronics>
     </branch>
    </university>

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