Suspension letter served to Tamil univ V-C at Gandhigram institute function
The New Indian Express|November 21, 2024
TAMIL University Vice-Chancellor V Thiruvalluvan whose three-year tenure is about to end on December 12, 2024 has been placed under suspension.

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