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In keeping pace with technical advancements, Department of School Education, Government of Tamilnadu is bringing lot of changes in the educational field. One such novel innovation is publishing of textbooks online for Class I to Class XII. This includes textbooks for state and matriculation syllabus. The Textbooks are published by the Department of School Education, Govt. of Tamil Nadu, India. All textbooks are optimized for faster ...
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