Tamil Nadu ranks second in India in providing quality education, says CM

Tamil Nadu stood second India Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Thursday said that efforts are being made to provide quality education and ensure that the state captures the number one position.

Both government and private sector were involved in providing quality education and several innovative schemes like ‘Naan Mudhalvan’ to provide skills to the youth made the state stand out in this field.

“Naan Mudhalvan scheme makes Tamil Nadu students talented. Its benefits last a lifetime,” said the CM while speaking at the centenary celebrations of Vidyodaya Schools here.

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Vidyodaya School was founded in 1924 by Elizabeth Sornam Appasamy, who was a disciple of Mahatma Gandhi.

Complimenting the school management for setting up an institution to educate girls, Stalin said efforts were being made to re-establish those conservative views in the society when they were discouraged from stepping out of their homes. Was.

Such people still exist. They want to confine women inside the house; and take back the hard-won rights of the oppressed,” she said and urged the girl students to shun these existentialist thoughts; and study well.

“I emphasize that ‘Education is an asset that no one can steal. Never let the ideas of those who do not want you to read come true.

Education was for everyone, especially women, because only education can increase the worth of a person.

He also unveiled a plaque on the clock tower near the pond, released a special souvenir and gave away prizes to the students on the occasion.

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