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"Entitled Bigots": MK Stalin's Long Post Against 3-Language Policy
Intensifying his attack on the Centre over alleged Hindi imposition through a three-language policy, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has said demanding linguistic equality is not chauvinism
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"Need Of The Hour": BJP's Annamalai Defends Centre's 3-Language Policy
Adding wind to the ongoing language row in Tamil Nadu, state BJP chief K Annamalai said the three-language policy under the National Education Policy is the need of the hour.
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"Saying Silly Things": Centre On MK Stalin's "Hindi Destroyed 25..." Jab
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has ramped up pressure on the centre in the 'Hindi imposition' row, claiming forced adoption of the language in other states had "destroyed 25 native north Indian languages in 100 years".
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Imposition, Not Coexisting, A Problem: DMK's Kanimozhi On Tamil-Hindi Row
Senior DMK leader Kanimozhi today clarified the position of her party on the contentious issue of three language policy, saying they are objecting to is the "imposition" of Hindi by the Centre and not the language per se.
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Telangana's Language Push Amid Tamil Nadu-Centre's 'Hindi Imposition' Spat
The Telangana government has said Telugu will be made mandatory for all schools, including those affiliated with the centre-administered CBSE, as part of a push to ensure students learn the regional language.
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Meghalaya: BJP, Congress Vocal For Khasi, Garo In Schools
The BJP in Meghalaya has demanded that learning either Khasi or Garo be made compulsory for all students up to class 5 in the state.
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National Education Policy 2020: What Is Three-Language Formula
The NEP proposes an “early implementation of the three-language formula to promote multilingualism” from school level.
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No Language Is Being Imposed In The New National Education Policy: K Kasturirangan
No language is being imposed in the new National Education Policy and a flexible approach has been proposed with the three language formula, according to the policy drafting panel chief K Kasturirangan.
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Indian Languages Become Central To Learning In New Education Policy
In the National Education Policy 2020, Indian languages have taken the center stage as the medium of instruction.
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Teaching In Mother Tongue Till Class 5: 10 Points On New National Education Policy
Either one of the mother tongue or the local/regional language will be the medium of instruction up to Class 5 in all schools, the government said Wednesday while launching the National Education Policy 2020. Among other changes in the revision of the NEP, last done over three decades ago, is the extension of right to education to cover all childre...
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Amazon Fires Three Critics of Warehouse Conditions in COVID-19 Pandemic
Amazon.com said on Tuesday it had fired three critics of the company's pandemic response for workplace violations, dismissals that drew sharp words from US Senator Bernie Sanders and a labour coalition.
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10-Point Guide On Protests Over Centre's Hindi Plan In South States
Protests over what appeared to be a move to impose Hindi teaching in schools everywhere, including southern states, started after the government put out a Draft National Education Policy 2019 and asked for feedback. The report, prepared by an expert panel led by Krishnaswamy Kasturirangan, former chief of the Indian Space Research Organisation, has...
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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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Know Your Language? Bengali Made Compulsory In West Bengal Schools
West Bengal Education Minister Partha Chatterjee has announced that all school students in the state will have to study three languages, one of which will have to be Bengali. The three language policy will ensure the mother tongue, regional language and an international language are given equal importance, he said.
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"Entitled Bigots": MK Stalin's Long Post Against 3-Language Policy
Intensifying his attack on the Centre over alleged Hindi imposition through a three-language policy, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has said demanding linguistic equality is not chauvinism
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"Need Of The Hour": BJP's Annamalai Defends Centre's 3-Language Policy
Adding wind to the ongoing language row in Tamil Nadu, state BJP chief K Annamalai said the three-language policy under the National Education Policy is the need of the hour.
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"Saying Silly Things": Centre On MK Stalin's "Hindi Destroyed 25..." Jab
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has ramped up pressure on the centre in the 'Hindi imposition' row, claiming forced adoption of the language in other states had "destroyed 25 native north Indian languages in 100 years".
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Imposition, Not Coexisting, A Problem: DMK's Kanimozhi On Tamil-Hindi Row
Senior DMK leader Kanimozhi today clarified the position of her party on the contentious issue of three language policy, saying they are objecting to is the "imposition" of Hindi by the Centre and not the language per se.
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Telangana's Language Push Amid Tamil Nadu-Centre's 'Hindi Imposition' Spat
The Telangana government has said Telugu will be made mandatory for all schools, including those affiliated with the centre-administered CBSE, as part of a push to ensure students learn the regional language.
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Meghalaya: BJP, Congress Vocal For Khasi, Garo In Schools
The BJP in Meghalaya has demanded that learning either Khasi or Garo be made compulsory for all students up to class 5 in the state.
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National Education Policy 2020: What Is Three-Language Formula
The NEP proposes an “early implementation of the three-language formula to promote multilingualism” from school level.
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No Language Is Being Imposed In The New National Education Policy: K Kasturirangan
No language is being imposed in the new National Education Policy and a flexible approach has been proposed with the three language formula, according to the policy drafting panel chief K Kasturirangan.
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Indian Languages Become Central To Learning In New Education Policy
In the National Education Policy 2020, Indian languages have taken the center stage as the medium of instruction.
-
Teaching In Mother Tongue Till Class 5: 10 Points On New National Education Policy
Either one of the mother tongue or the local/regional language will be the medium of instruction up to Class 5 in all schools, the government said Wednesday while launching the National Education Policy 2020. Among other changes in the revision of the NEP, last done over three decades ago, is the extension of right to education to cover all childre...
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Amazon Fires Three Critics of Warehouse Conditions in COVID-19 Pandemic
Amazon.com said on Tuesday it had fired three critics of the company's pandemic response for workplace violations, dismissals that drew sharp words from US Senator Bernie Sanders and a labour coalition.
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10-Point Guide On Protests Over Centre's Hindi Plan In South States
Protests over what appeared to be a move to impose Hindi teaching in schools everywhere, including southern states, started after the government put out a Draft National Education Policy 2019 and asked for feedback. The report, prepared by an expert panel led by Krishnaswamy Kasturirangan, former chief of the Indian Space Research Organisation, has...
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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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Know Your Language? Bengali Made Compulsory In West Bengal Schools
West Bengal Education Minister Partha Chatterjee has announced that all school students in the state will have to study three languages, one of which will have to be Bengali. The three language policy will ensure the mother tongue, regional language and an international language are given equal importance, he said.
