Thuraiyur college to function from HS school
Trichy: Thuraiyur govt arts and science which was announced by chief minister
M K Stalin
will function from Sengunthar higher secondary school from this academic year.
It will function temporarily from this govt-aided school until a permanent building is built. Seven teachers from Musiri and Thanthai Periyar govt arts & science colleges will be deputed here.
The Thuraiyur college is expected to help economically weak students avoid travelling long distances to a college or shelling out more money in a private college in the vicinity.
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