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Anna University Will Amend 'Compulsory Philosophy' Rule: Vice Chancellor
The University recently introduced Philosophy as part of the courses on offer for its third semester B.Tech. and M.Tech. students.
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DMK, Left Slam Move To 'Impose' Sanskrit In Anna University. 'No Course Is Compulsory,' Says The Varsity
Earlier, a section of the media had reported that Anna University intended to include philosophy and Bhagavad Gitain its syllabus at the College of Engineering Guindy and other campuses for the engineering students.
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Petition On Sanskrit Prayers In Schools Referred To Constitution Bench
The Supreme Court on Monday referred to a Constitution Bench the question whether compulsory recitation of morning prayers in Sanskrit by students of Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVs), irrespective of faith and beliefs, violates their fundamental right.
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Compulsory Attendance At Swami's Lecture Upsets Haryana's Opposition
Haryana's main opposition party has demanded action against a Bhiwani district officer for asking all sarpanches to attend a lecture by a religious leader, calling the move a "gross misuse of official machinery"
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Making Sanskrit Compulsory In Assam Schools: 'Implementation Will Happen After General Consensus' Says Government
After facing opposition from various corners regarding its decision to make Sanskrit compulsory till class 8, Bharatiya Janata Party led government in Assam today said that it will implement the Cabinet decision only after having "general consensus" and removing "practical difficulties".
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Assam Makes Sanskrit Compulsory Subject Upto Class 8
In a cabinet decision taken yesterday, the Assam government led by Sarbananda Sonowal decided to make Sanskrit along with computer education, a permanent subject in the state schools.
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Decisions to Make Sanksrit Compulsory Taken by UPA: HRD Ministry
The HRD Ministry today said the decisions to ask those central universities to explore the possibilities of opening of Sanskrit department where it doesn't exist and to ask CBSE to make the language compulsory upto class X were taken during the previous UPA government's tenure.
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Smriti Irani Turns Down Demands to Make Sanskrit Compulsory
Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Smriti Irani today dismissed charges that education is being saffronised as she turned down demands that Sanskrit be made compulsory in the curriculum.
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Anna University Will Amend 'Compulsory Philosophy' Rule: Vice Chancellor
The University recently introduced Philosophy as part of the courses on offer for its third semester B.Tech. and M.Tech. students.
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DMK, Left Slam Move To 'Impose' Sanskrit In Anna University. 'No Course Is Compulsory,' Says The Varsity
Earlier, a section of the media had reported that Anna University intended to include philosophy and Bhagavad Gitain its syllabus at the College of Engineering Guindy and other campuses for the engineering students.
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Petition On Sanskrit Prayers In Schools Referred To Constitution Bench
The Supreme Court on Monday referred to a Constitution Bench the question whether compulsory recitation of morning prayers in Sanskrit by students of Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVs), irrespective of faith and beliefs, violates their fundamental right.
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Compulsory Attendance At Swami's Lecture Upsets Haryana's Opposition
Haryana's main opposition party has demanded action against a Bhiwani district officer for asking all sarpanches to attend a lecture by a religious leader, calling the move a "gross misuse of official machinery"
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Making Sanskrit Compulsory In Assam Schools: 'Implementation Will Happen After General Consensus' Says Government
After facing opposition from various corners regarding its decision to make Sanskrit compulsory till class 8, Bharatiya Janata Party led government in Assam today said that it will implement the Cabinet decision only after having "general consensus" and removing "practical difficulties".
-
Assam Makes Sanskrit Compulsory Subject Upto Class 8
In a cabinet decision taken yesterday, the Assam government led by Sarbananda Sonowal decided to make Sanskrit along with computer education, a permanent subject in the state schools.
-
Decisions to Make Sanksrit Compulsory Taken by UPA: HRD Ministry
The HRD Ministry today said the decisions to ask those central universities to explore the possibilities of opening of Sanskrit department where it doesn't exist and to ask CBSE to make the language compulsory upto class X were taken during the previous UPA government's tenure.
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Smriti Irani Turns Down Demands to Make Sanskrit Compulsory
Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Smriti Irani today dismissed charges that education is being saffronised as she turned down demands that Sanskrit be made compulsory in the curriculum.
