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Son of weaver bags 20 medals at TANUVAS

Born  in Sellimalai in Erode, K Rajamanickam, son of a weaver and an animal lover with a scientific temperament bagged 20 medals and a cash award at  the 19th convocation of TANUVAS.

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CHENNAI: Born in Sellimalai in Erode, K Rajamanickam, son of a weaver and an animal lover with a scientific temperament bagged 20 medals and a cash award at the 19th convocation of Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences  University (TANUVAS) on Thursday.

His love for animals started when as a child he fought with his family to bring home a puppy. Despite losing his mother to cancer and his brother to an accident, he graduated with academic excellence.  The 22-year-old Rajamanickam aspires to pursue research and development in veterinary endocrinology.

A  total of 432 students were awarded degrees and diplomas at the convocation. State Governor CH Vidyasagar Rao, Minister for Animal  Husbandry Udumalai K Radhakrishnan, Deputy Director General Narendra  Singh Rathore and Vice-Chancellor of TANUVAS were present at the event.  In total, 86 medals and awards were awarded to students.

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