Indian grant will be used for education, health sectors in estate areas - Jeevan

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The recently announced Indian grant of INR 75 crore, for development projects targeting Sri Lanka s hill country (Malaiyaha) Tamils, will be used primarily for the education and health sectors in the island s long-neglected tea estate region, according to Jeevan Thondaman, Minister of Water Supply and Estate Infrastructure Development. MORE..

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