Tamil Nadu CM inaugurates Delhi Tamil Education Association''s eighth school branch
Press Trust of India | November 13, 2020 | 10:48 AM IST
NEW DELHI: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palanisamy on Thursday virtually inaugurated Delhi Tamil Education Association's eighth school branch in the national capital. The schools are aimed at promoting Tamil language and provide affordable education to Tamilians living in the national capital.
"It was a proud moment for the DTEA which now has eight schools in the capital and would be celebrating its centenary in 2023 having started in 1923 with one student. We are thankful to the chief minister for the help extended by the state government to get the building constructed," said Academic Director V Mythili.
"The building which will cater to children from East Delhi is a state-of-the-art five-storied structure with all modern amenities though the start of the academic session depends on when normalcy returns and schools reopen in the capital," Myrthili added.
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