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Pupils told to be proficient in English
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Telangana State Residential School for Girls Head-Mistress Satyavathi has called upon students to strive to achieve proficiency on English language. She was taking part in the English Festival organised at the school here on Thursday.
Tandur: Telangana State Residential School for Girls Head-Mistress Satyavathi has called upon students to strive to achieve proficiency on English language. She was taking part in the English Festival organised at the school here on Thursday.
Students exhibited poems and literature. They also presented drawings on Swacch Bharat, Child labour and global warming. English teachers Praveena, Sravanthi, Saritha, Raju Yadav and other staff members and students took part.
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