Coimbatore: Adi Dravidar and Minister of Welfare Tribal N Kayalvizhi Selvaraj on Friday laptops to M Sangavi, who have struggled to become the first Malasar community girl from Tribal N Nanjappanur Hamlet in the district to solve the national feasibility test (NEET).
Being the first person from the Hamlet Tribal on the outskirts of the city to finish school, Sangavi has cleaned down this year’s Near.
The minister, who visited him at his residence on the day together with GS Sameran collector and other officials, convinced to offer all the support to him and his hamlet.
“This is the result of his long struggle to get his dream to get his dream.
The MBBS chair.
He is now a role model for his community and many children will be motivated to go to school.
Parents will also be motivated to encourage their ward to pursue higher education,” said Kayalvizhi.
The minister said he personally wanted to meet Sangavi and congratulated him for his achievements.
Indicates that tribal people are still underdeveloped compared to the caste people scheduled, he said the lack of education is the main barrier.
“If they are educated, the tribes can appear in life.” The Minister interacts with families in the hamlet to learn about their needs and promise the right steps to meet them.
When residents take a problem of delay in obtaining a community certificate, which without it they cannot take advantage of government benefits, the minister says the verification process will usually take time while promising to do what is needed.