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"Intent To Deceive": MK Stalin On Centre's Move After Anti-Hindi Uproar
DMK president MK Stalin alleged on Monday that the centre's move on dropping the clause on compulsory Hindi learning in the draft National Education Policy was aimed at deceiving Tamil Nadu and demanded an explanation over it.
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"Beautiful Solution," Tweets AR Rahman After Centre Tweaks Education Draft: Highlights
Amid protests over the draft version of the National Education Policy 2019, the NDA-ruled government at the centre clarified on Sunday that Hindi will not be thrust upon any state. The centre's education plan is seen by many in the southern states as an attempt to impose Hindi on school students.
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"Don't Incite Us": Raj Thackeray's Party On Centre's Draft Education Plan
Joining ranks with the recent protests over the three language formula proposed in the draft National Education Policy 2019, Maharashtra Navnirman Sena on Sunday spoke against enforcement of Hindi asserting that it is not their mother tongue.
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For PM Modi, A Rejoinder From A Student At Teachers' Day Event
An engineering student from Tamil Nadu who asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi a question during his yesterday's event on the eve of Teachers' Day has said that had the PM had spoken in English, more people from her state would have understood, stoking a debate on what many in south India term an 'imposition of Hindi'.
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After Vaiko, Karunanidhi protests against cartoon in textbooks
Just as the Ambedkar cartoon row was fading, a toon on the anti-Hindi agitation in Tamil Nadu in the 60s in a NCERT class XII textbook has kicked up another controversy in the state with key UPA ally DMK demanding its removal and other parties joining the chorus
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Now, Tamil Nadu leader protests against a cartoon in textbooks
Close on the heels of Parliamentarians going up in arms over a cartoon concerning B R Ambedkar in NCERT books, another such row erupted today with MDMK leader Vaiko protesting against depiction of the anti-Hindi agitation in Tamil Nadu in Class XII books.
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"Intent To Deceive": MK Stalin On Centre's Move After Anti-Hindi Uproar
DMK president MK Stalin alleged on Monday that the centre's move on dropping the clause on compulsory Hindi learning in the draft National Education Policy was aimed at deceiving Tamil Nadu and demanded an explanation over it.
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"Beautiful Solution," Tweets AR Rahman After Centre Tweaks Education Draft: Highlights
Amid protests over the draft version of the National Education Policy 2019, the NDA-ruled government at the centre clarified on Sunday that Hindi will not be thrust upon any state. The centre's education plan is seen by many in the southern states as an attempt to impose Hindi on school students.
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"Don't Incite Us": Raj Thackeray's Party On Centre's Draft Education Plan
Joining ranks with the recent protests over the three language formula proposed in the draft National Education Policy 2019, Maharashtra Navnirman Sena on Sunday spoke against enforcement of Hindi asserting that it is not their mother tongue.
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For PM Modi, A Rejoinder From A Student At Teachers' Day Event
An engineering student from Tamil Nadu who asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi a question during his yesterday's event on the eve of Teachers' Day has said that had the PM had spoken in English, more people from her state would have understood, stoking a debate on what many in south India term an 'imposition of Hindi'.
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After Vaiko, Karunanidhi protests against cartoon in textbooks
Just as the Ambedkar cartoon row was fading, a toon on the anti-Hindi agitation in Tamil Nadu in the 60s in a NCERT class XII textbook has kicked up another controversy in the state with key UPA ally DMK demanding its removal and other parties joining the chorus
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Now, Tamil Nadu leader protests against a cartoon in textbooks
Close on the heels of Parliamentarians going up in arms over a cartoon concerning B R Ambedkar in NCERT books, another such row erupted today with MDMK leader Vaiko protesting against depiction of the anti-Hindi agitation in Tamil Nadu in Class XII books.
