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Competitions for students

CHENNAI: About 300 students from 20 schools participated in inter-school competitions organised by Shri Natesan Vidyasala Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Mannivakkam, recently to create awareness of environmental conservation. Winners of various competitions, including essay writing and painting, would be given prizes at a seminar on environmental protection to be held shortly, a release said.

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