Tamil Nadu govt. firm on two-language policy, not to provide land for Navodaya schools: Minister Rajmohan
School Education Minister A Rajmohan said the state will keep its two-language policy and continue relying on model schools, despite a Supreme Court compliance order.
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Chennai: The Tamil Nadu government has made it clear that it will stick to its historic bilingual policy, despite the strong observations and directives of the Supreme Court. The central government...
Supreme Court Gives Tamil Nadu 3 Months to Identify Land for Navodaya Schools
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has given the Tamil Nadu government three months to identify land in every district for setting up Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas. The bench of Justices B.V. Nagarathna and A.G. Masih also asked the Centre and the state to continue discussions on the issue. Tamil Nadu has opposed the schools over concerns […]
Tamil Nadu Government Reaffirms Commitment to Two-Language Policy Amid Supreme Court Ruling
The Tamil Nadu government has reiterated its dedication to the state’s two-language policy, remaining defiant in its refusal to allocate land for Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas. This stance follows observations made by the Supreme Court, which urged the state to reconsider its mindset regarding the teaching of Hindi, stating that it cannot maintain a position that […]
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