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CM Stalin's distributes books as schools reopen in Tamil Nadu

By ANI | Updated: November 1, 2021 14:25 IST

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Monday distributed books among students in Chennai as schools reopened for students from classes 1 to 8.

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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Monday distributed books among students in Chennai as schools reopened for students from classes 1 to 8.

After nearly 600 days, schools for standards 1 to 8 started in Tamil Nadu on Monday.

CM Stalin has also inspected a government corporation school in Chennai's Guindy and welcomed students by distributing chocolate and books.

He has also inspected the cleanliness of school premises, checked on a mask and sanitisation process and advised teachers and school staff to maintain COVID-19 SoPs.

( With inputs from ANI )

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