Did the Tamil language get a Harvard chair?

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Yes, in 1969, Harvard University established the first chair in Tamil studies outside of India. The chair was named the "Tamil Chair" and was created to promote the study and research of Tamil language, literature, and culture. The Tamil Chair has played a significant role in advancing Tamil studies...
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Yes, in 1969, Harvard University established the first chair in Tamil studies outside of India. The chair was named the "Tamil Chair" and was created to promote the study and research of Tamil language, literature, and culture. The Tamil Chair has played a significant role in advancing Tamil studies in the United States and globally. read less
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Harvard University established the first chair in Tamil studies outside of India.
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Yes, Tamil is honoured. It got its Harvard chair.
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