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The document provides information about a project called "Help the Social Challengers" led by 5 students - B. Santhiya, A. Dheivanai, A. Shamla, A. Kesavan, and K. Nathiya - from the Pattaraikadu Middle School in Tiruvannamalai, India. Their project aims to help older people, people with mental retardation, and physically challenged people in their village. The students mobilized friends to write petitions and address assistance requests to the District Collector of Tiruvannamalai. Through their efforts, the students helped the people they targeted get monthly government assistance of Rs. 600 and obtained community certificates for them.
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