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South Indian Education Society High School's motto is 'RISE WITH EDUCATION'.
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What is South Indian Education Society's motto?
The motto of South Indian Education Society is 'Rise With Education'.
When was South Indian Education Society created?
South Indian Education Society was created in 1932.
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