Why Doesn't the Electron Lose Energy in Bohr's Model of the Hydrogen Atom?

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One thing which is not clear to me in Bohr's model of hydrogen atom, that if accelerated charge radiates electromagnetic waves or radiations,then why in atom electron being a chrged particle retains its energy and rotates in specific orbits.
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