Radhika does a star turn for Wayanad
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Seventeen-year-old K.K. Radhika from Wayanad is within the limelight for cracking the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), mentioned to be the primary amongst a notably susceptible tribal group (PVTG) within the nation.
Radhika, elder daughter of Kariyan and Bindu of the Kallur Kunnu Kattunayakka tribal settlement at Valluvady, close to Sulthan Bathery, is the one pupil who cracked the take a look at among the many PVTG group within the district this yr.
Her father is a daily-wage employee and her mom is a employee beneath the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme.
“My teacher A.Vineetha, who is my mentor, informed me the result on Tuesday noon,” Radhika advised The Hindu.
“I would do my best for the betterment of the marginalised sections of society, including my community, after the completion of my course,” she mentioned.
The District Legal Services Authority and the Integrated Tribal Development Project (ITDP) supplied three-month coaching for 9 PVTG college students, embody six ladies, to look for the take a look at.
The ITDP would bear all bills for her greater research and the programme would proceed within the coming years too to carry the marginalised sections to the mainstream, K.C. Cheriyan, ITDP Officer, Wayanad, mentioned.
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