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Gift of knowledge: Nadarajah (centre) together with Daniel Dickie, a volunteer from the University of Otago, New Zealand, presenting books to SMJK Ijok headmistress Chen Woon Kin as part of the Reading Bus project.

AT 19, becoming a teacher was never part of the plan.

But thanks to his father, Cheli Tamilselvam Nadarajah found himself in the noble profession of teaching, and ended up dedicating his life to it.

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