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Breaking stereotypes and economic hardships, Narikuravar siblings secure admission to CIPET

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N. Sai Charan
Breaking stereotypes and economic hardships, Narikuravar siblings secure admission to CIPET
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Two siblings from the marginalized Narikuravar tribal community in India have secured admission to the Central Institute of Petrochemicals Engineering and Technology. Their achievement follows years of academic struggle and support from government outreach and coaching programs.

Breaking social stereotypes and economic hardships, a sister and brother from the marginalised Narikuravar tribal community have secured admission to the Central Institute of Petrochemicals Engineering and Technology (CIPET), becoming the first from their community to do so.

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