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Student council inaugurated

VILLUPURAM: Improving female literacy will have an impact on society and it is reflected in the dictum that if a woman is educated the entire family is educated, said S. Bava Mohideen, Joint Director of Collegiate Education.He was speaking at the inauguration of the college student council of Theivanai Ammal College for Women here recently.

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