Following strong opposition from political parties and citizens of Tamil Nadu, the central government has amended the draft education policy which earlier proposed a three-language system in schools in which Hindi will be made a compulsory language in South Indian States.
Following strong opposition from political parties and citizens of Tamil Nadu, the central government has amended the draft education policy which earlier proposed a three-language system in schools in which Hindi will be made a compulsory language in South Indian States.
The Centre has now amended the proposal and States now will continue with their two-language formula, as always.
The Centre has now amended the proposal and States now will continue with their two-language formula, as always.