Tamil Nadu Affairs Students from government schools to make short films As a part of the School Education Department’s initiatives, movies were screened every month across government schools through the current academic year based on which, competitions that included writing essays, elocution and painting, were held. School Education Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi said that by encouraging students to participate in competitions, they were aiming at giving them a platform for their creativity and building their self-confidence. “We hope that this reflects in their academics as well. The department had earlier announced that the winners of these competitions will be taken on a trip abroad and 25 students will be chosen based on the short films made and will be taken to Los Angeles,” he said.
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Tamil Nadu affairs Dravidian Model will continue to ensure equality, says Stalin The Keeladi civilization showcases the regal living of the Tamils, the ‘Sanatana dharma’ divided people based on caste and treated the ‘opressed castle’ like slaves and animals. We are in-debted to the social reformists, including Col. Munro, Ayya Vaikundar, Periyar and the Christian missionaries, who ensured equality in the society. The 200-year-old struggle for the upper garment, which is one of the most valiant protests that Tamil nadu has ever witnessed for social justice must be remembered. Tamil Nadu affairs Free training Programme launched for college students in Tamil Nadu Minister for youth welfare and sports Udhayanidhi Stalin on Tuesday launched a free training programme under the Naan Mudhalvan scheme to help Tamil Nadu college students prepare for competitive exams. Naan Mudhalvan Scheme Inaugurated by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin Unveiled on March 01, 2022 Aim To equip about 10 lakh youth across the state annually with skills that will help them realize their talents for the benefit of the country
