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Government certificates distributed

KARUR: Efforts would be taken to distribute all government-related certificates to students at their schools itself, Collector T.N. Venkatesh has said.

Speaking after distributing certificates to students in Krishnarayapuram region recently, Mr. Venkatesh said that so far in the Krishnarayapuram Taluk over 2,000 students from four higher secondary schools and five high schools have got their certificates.

At the Pazhaya Jayamkondam Government Higher Secondary School, Mr. Venkatesh distributed community certificates to six Adi Dravida students, 16 backward classes students, 19 students from the MBC category, income certificates to 92 students and nativity certificates to 78 students.

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