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What Is The Difficulty In Making Hindi 3rd Language In Educational Institutions: High Court
Wondering as to what is the difficulty in making Hindi the third language in educational institutions, the first bench of the Madras High Court said on Tuesday that if one doesn't learn Hindi, it would be very difficult to secure a job in North India
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High Court Cites Official Languages Act On MP's Plea Against Centre's Reply In Hindi
Citing the Official Languages Act, the Madras High Court has directed the Centre to give reply in English if the representation is made in the said language, saying it was the "duty" of the union government to do so.
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Reply In English Only: High Court Directs Centre Over Tamil Nadu MP's Plea
The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Thursday directed the Central government to follow the provisions of the Official Languages Act, 1963 strictly.
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Explain reasons For Cancelling Postal Recruitment Examinations: Madras High Court To Centre
Petitioner C V MP Ezhilasan challenged the exclusion of Tamil as one of the languages for the exams conducted for recruitment to posts of postman and mail guard, among others, in the postal department.
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Coming Soon, Top Court Verdicts In 7 Regional Languages, Including Tamil
The judgments of the Supreme Court will be available in seven regional languages, including Tamil, sources in the top court said.
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Supreme Court's Snub To Tamil Language Disappointing, Says MK Stalin
Welcoming the Supreme Court's decision to translate its judgements in regional languages, DMK president M.K. Stalin today said it is disappointing not to find Tamil language in the list.
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Case Against Tamil Actress Jyotihka For Using Abusive Language In Film
A case was filed against Tamil actress Jothika in a local court, stating that she reportedly used abusive language in a film denigrating women and hurting their sentiments.
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Madras High Court Exempts 7327 Candidates From Writing Tamil Language Paper
The Madras High Court yesterday directed Tamil Nadu Education Department to exempt students of linguistic minority schools from appearing in Tamil language paper. The High Court bench issued the directions in response to petitions filed by Linguistic Minority Schools Management and individual students.
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Madras High Court On Tamil Paper In Class 10 Exam: 'Exemption Apply To Those Who Have Sought For IT'
The Madras High Court today clarifed that the exemption from writing part I Tamil language paper during class 10 board exams starting tomorrow, will apply to schools and students who have already applied for it.
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Madras High Court for Quick Decision on Tamil as Compulsory Subject
The Madras High Court has observed that a competent authority has to expeditiously take a decision on exempting minority institutions from the Government Order making Tamil a compulsory subject in their institutions.
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Permit Tamil in State Courts or Quit: Justice Katju to Jayalalithaa
Former Supreme Court Judge Justice Markandey Katju today backed the demand of agitating lawyers of Madras High Court for permitting Tamil language in all courts of Tamil Nadu.
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'We Want Hindi': In Tamil Nadu, New Demand Speaks Language of Change
In the 1960s, Tamil Nadu saw violent protests against the compulsory learning of Hindi. Now, in a turnaround, many parents and schools in the state have launched a battle against the monopoly of Tamil and say they want Hindi.
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Madras High Court advocates observe one-day strike
Advocates in the Madras High Court today boycotted the proceedings in support of their demand for making Tamil as the official Court language in Tamil Nadu.
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Madras High Court lawyers to boycott work today
The Madras High Court Advocates Association has called for a boycott of proceedings today over the issue of implementation of Tamil as official language in the Court.
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Jayalalithaa urges Supreme Court to allow use of Tamil as official language in Madras High Court
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa on Sunday urged the Centre and Supreme Court to reconsider their stand against authorising Tamil as official language in Madras High Court and said administration of justice needs to be taken closer to the people.
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What Is The Difficulty In Making Hindi 3rd Language In Educational Institutions: High Court
Wondering as to what is the difficulty in making Hindi the third language in educational institutions, the first bench of the Madras High Court said on Tuesday that if one doesn't learn Hindi, it would be very difficult to secure a job in North India
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High Court Cites Official Languages Act On MP's Plea Against Centre's Reply In Hindi
Citing the Official Languages Act, the Madras High Court has directed the Centre to give reply in English if the representation is made in the said language, saying it was the "duty" of the union government to do so.
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Reply In English Only: High Court Directs Centre Over Tamil Nadu MP's Plea
The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Thursday directed the Central government to follow the provisions of the Official Languages Act, 1963 strictly.
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Explain reasons For Cancelling Postal Recruitment Examinations: Madras High Court To Centre
Petitioner C V MP Ezhilasan challenged the exclusion of Tamil as one of the languages for the exams conducted for recruitment to posts of postman and mail guard, among others, in the postal department.
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Coming Soon, Top Court Verdicts In 7 Regional Languages, Including Tamil
The judgments of the Supreme Court will be available in seven regional languages, including Tamil, sources in the top court said.
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Supreme Court's Snub To Tamil Language Disappointing, Says MK Stalin
Welcoming the Supreme Court's decision to translate its judgements in regional languages, DMK president M.K. Stalin today said it is disappointing not to find Tamil language in the list.
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Case Against Tamil Actress Jyotihka For Using Abusive Language In Film
A case was filed against Tamil actress Jothika in a local court, stating that she reportedly used abusive language in a film denigrating women and hurting their sentiments.
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Madras High Court Exempts 7327 Candidates From Writing Tamil Language Paper
The Madras High Court yesterday directed Tamil Nadu Education Department to exempt students of linguistic minority schools from appearing in Tamil language paper. The High Court bench issued the directions in response to petitions filed by Linguistic Minority Schools Management and individual students.
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Madras High Court On Tamil Paper In Class 10 Exam: 'Exemption Apply To Those Who Have Sought For IT'
The Madras High Court today clarifed that the exemption from writing part I Tamil language paper during class 10 board exams starting tomorrow, will apply to schools and students who have already applied for it.
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Madras High Court for Quick Decision on Tamil as Compulsory Subject
The Madras High Court has observed that a competent authority has to expeditiously take a decision on exempting minority institutions from the Government Order making Tamil a compulsory subject in their institutions.
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Permit Tamil in State Courts or Quit: Justice Katju to Jayalalithaa
Former Supreme Court Judge Justice Markandey Katju today backed the demand of agitating lawyers of Madras High Court for permitting Tamil language in all courts of Tamil Nadu.
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'We Want Hindi': In Tamil Nadu, New Demand Speaks Language of Change
In the 1960s, Tamil Nadu saw violent protests against the compulsory learning of Hindi. Now, in a turnaround, many parents and schools in the state have launched a battle against the monopoly of Tamil and say they want Hindi.
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Madras High Court advocates observe one-day strike
Advocates in the Madras High Court today boycotted the proceedings in support of their demand for making Tamil as the official Court language in Tamil Nadu.
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Madras High Court lawyers to boycott work today
The Madras High Court Advocates Association has called for a boycott of proceedings today over the issue of implementation of Tamil as official language in the Court.
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Jayalalithaa urges Supreme Court to allow use of Tamil as official language in Madras High Court
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa on Sunday urged the Centre and Supreme Court to reconsider their stand against authorising Tamil as official language in Madras High Court and said administration of justice needs to be taken closer to the people.
