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TN CM announces waiver of exam fees for handicapped

Chennai, Aug 26 (UNI) Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M Karunanidhi today announced waiver of exam fees for the physically handicapped people sitting for the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) examinations.

An official release here said the Government had decided to completely exempt physically handicapped people from paying the fees for the TNPSC exams.

This announcement was aimed at improving the welfare of the physically disabled people and to raise their standard in society, the release added.

Meanwhile, the State Government appointed HR and CE Department Additional Commissioner K K Raja as a member of the TNPSC, another release said.

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NJP adopts family of freedom fighter VOC

Chennai, Aug 26 (UNI) The New Justice Party (NJP) today adopted the family of late freedom Fighter V O Chidambaram Pillai (VOC) and urged Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M Karunanidhi to announce an assistance of Rs ten lakh each to four of his grand children. Talking to newspersons here, NJP founder A C Shanmugham said after coming to know about the plight of the freedom fighter's family members through the media, the NJP decided to adopt.....

Brit MPs want sex education for kids as young as four

London, Aug 26 : Kids as young as four years old should get sex education, Brit MPs have said. A cross-party group of MPs is urging the Government to make lessons on sexual health and relationships mandatory for young children, the intention being to reduce Britain's high rates of teenage pregnancy, abortion and sexually transmitted disease. In a public appeal, as ministers finalize a review of sex education provision, the MPs ask the Government to "guarantee appropriate sex and relationship education in.....

UK's child protection database will actually keep tabs on them well into adulthood

London, Aug 26 : A flagship database intended to protect every child in the United Kingdom will be used by police to hunt for evidence of crime in a shocking extension of its original purpose. ContactPoint will include the names, ages and addresses of all 11 million under-18s in England as well as information on their parents, GPs, schools and support services such as social workers, The Telegraph reported. The 224 million pound computer system was announced in the wake.....
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