BJP Senior Leader C.P. Radhakrishnan said that those who were slaves to the British will find it hard to understand the NEP.
Tirupur: BJP Senior Leader C.P. Radhakrishnan said that those who were slaves to he British will find it hard to understand the NEP.
The Prime Minister laid the foundation stone for the Ram temple at Ayodhya, today and those who had been to the Kar Seva at Ayodhya from Tirupur were appreciated in an event that was held on behalf of the Tirupur North District BJP.
Addressing the media, Senior BJP Leader C.P. Radhakrishnan said, "People all over the country who believe in the Indian justice system are rejoicing today as the foundation for the Ram temple has been laid in Ayodhya."
Commenting regarding the AIADMK's disapproval against the three-language policy, he said, "AIADMK and BJP are two different political organisations and have unique policies. The New Educational Policy (NEP) reflects the sentiments of the Tamil people."
Rubbishing the allegations that NEP hinders the prospects of the students, he slammed thatthose who were slaves to the Britishers will find it difficult to understand the NEP. Currently, only a single-language policy that is followed in TN. The situation in schools is such that children do not know even the alphabets of Tamil language. The NEP, however, demands that all the children must learn Tamil until class 5"
"Amongother benefits, NEP helps Children learn education in their regional language. It reflects the sentiments of the tamil people. Only time can provide an answer to those people who criticise NEP instead of appreciating and embracing it", he added.
The Prime Minister laid the foundation stone for the Ram temple at Ayodhya, today and those who had been to the Kar Seva at Ayodhya from Tirupur were appreciated in an event that was held on behalf of the Tirupur North District BJP.
Addressing the media, Senior BJP Leader C.P. Radhakrishnan said, "People all over the country who believe in the Indian justice system are rejoicing today as the foundation for the Ram temple has been laid in Ayodhya."
Commenting regarding the AIADMK's disapproval against the three-language policy, he said, "AIADMK and BJP are two different political organisations and have unique policies. The New Educational Policy (NEP) reflects the sentiments of the Tamil people."
Rubbishing the allegations that NEP hinders the prospects of the students, he slammed thatthose who were slaves to the Britishers will find it difficult to understand the NEP. Currently, only a single-language policy that is followed in TN. The situation in schools is such that children do not know even the alphabets of Tamil language. The NEP, however, demands that all the children must learn Tamil until class 5"
"Amongother benefits, NEP helps Children learn education in their regional language. It reflects the sentiments of the tamil people. Only time can provide an answer to those people who criticise NEP instead of appreciating and embracing it", he added.