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Session on Communication skills Pic1&2Nov27,2010

During Soft Skills Training To Teachers of Meenakshi Matriculation
Higher Secondary School
 Er. K.Muthuraju, Er.Venkat. 

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  1. S.VenkatachalapathyAugust 31, 2011 at 1:37 PM

    Thank you very much for visiting my English blog Sir,

    You may kindly go through other posts when you find time. Seen above are the teachers and the Director of the school.

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