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Delay in revising TNSTC bus timing continues to affect tribal students in Erode district

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S P Saravanan
Delay in revising TNSTC bus timing continues to affect tribal students in Erode district
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Tribal students in Erode district are facing significant hardships due to poorly timed bus services that force them to arrive at school two hours early. Residents and parents are calling for a schedule revision to better accommodate the students' academic needs.

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The issue underscores the systemic barriers to education faced by students in remote and marginalized communities.

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For many years, students from remote tribal villages in Thalavadi Hills have been forced to reach school nearly two hours before classes begin as the long-pending demand to revise the timing of a Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation (TNSTC) bus remains unaddressed. Students, parents and residents have once again urged the authorities to intervene.

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The article reports on a community grievance regarding public infrastructure without editorializing.

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