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Fighting corruption

Staff Reporter

CHENNAI : A public meeting, organised by Citizens' Forum Against Corrupt Practices on November 5, stressed the need to involve students in anti-corruption movements.

Former judges Sampath, K. Natarajan, former Chief Vigilance Commissioner N. Vittal, social worker Janaki Krishnan, spoke.

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