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  Speech on Kamarajar – The Architect of Tamil Nadu’s Educational Revolution Good morning everyone,   Today, I want to talk about a great leader who changed the face of education in Tamil Nadu—Kumaraswami Kamarajar, also known as Perunthalaivar Kamarajar.   Kamarajar was born in a small village in Tamil Nadu. Even though he came from a poor family, he understood the importance of education. He believed that only education could bring progress and equality in society.   When he became the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu in 1954, he introduced many reforms to help children. His most famous scheme was the **"Midday Meal Program"**, where free meals were given to school students. This encouraged poor families to send their children to school instead of making them work. Because of this, school attendance increased, and more children got an education.   Kamarajar also opened thousands of new schools, especially in villages, so that no child was left ...

  Speech on My Hero Kamarajar  1. Good morning everyone! Today, I will talk about my hero, Kamarajar.   2. Kamarajar was a great leader and freedom fighter from Tamil Nadu.   3. He worked hard to bring education to poor children.   4. He believed that every child should go to school and learn.   5. He started the Midday Meal Scheme so kids would not stay hungry.   6. Kamarajar was simple, honest, and cared for people.   7. He became the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu and did many good things.   8. People called him "Kingmaker" because he helped others become leaders.   9. I admire Kamarajar because he loved children and education.   10. Let us all be kind and helpful like him! Thank you!   (Simple, inspiring, and easy for a third-grade student to understand!)

  Jane Eyre Play - by Charlotte Bronte   At Gateshead [Jane Eyre is ten years old. Both her parents are dead. She lives with her aunt, Mrs. Reed, and three cousins, Eliza, John and Georgiana. Bessie is the servant maid.] Bessie : Miss. Jane, keep out of mischiefs today. Mrs. Reed is in a frightful mood at breakfast this morning. Jane : Oh, she never takes notice of me anymore. I think she hides in the sitting room if she hears me coming down the stairs. Bessie : I am speaking of Miss. Georgiana and Eliza. No quarrelling with those two or you will have the whole house in uproar . Jane : Oh, it’s not me who starts it. I’ll hide myself in the library with Uncle Reed’s book. [Jane sits on the floor and looks through a picture book. John, Georgiana and Eliza come.] John : Here she is. Jane : What do you want? John : How dare to ask me, what do you want? Come here when I call you. Eliza : What are you reading now? Jane : Bewicks’s History of British Bi...

  Man  Overboard  I   stood  on   the   deck  of   S.S.   Rajula.   As   she slowly  moved out  of  Madras  harbour,  I  waved to my  grandparents  till  I  could  see  them  no  more. I was thrilled to be  on board a ship.  It was a new experience for me. "Are  you  travelling  alone?"  asked   the   person standing  next  to  me. "Yes,  Uncle,  I'm  going  back  to  my  parents  in Singapore,"  I  replied. "What's  your  name?"  he  asked. "Vasantha,"  I  replied. I  spent  the  day  exploring  the  ship.   It  looked just like a big house.  There were furnished rooms, a  swimm...