Chennai:
Linguistic minority platform of Tamil Nadu (LimFOT) wrote to Chief Minister MK Stalin on Wednesday to implement the National Educational Policy (NEP 2020) and paved the way for three languages in school education in the state.
The chairman of the linguistic minority platform of Tamil Nadu CMK Reddy who implement three language formulas is necessary to adjust minority language in school education.
“Anywhere it is not mentioned in NEP 2020 that either Hindi, or Sanskrit or any other language is compulsory. The only thing is that every state is advised to three languages so that it is the main state language and English Apart from this, adjust the minority language. This is what they want.
Mr. Stalin on Sunday slammed the Union Education Minister Dharmendra Prime Minister for his comment that Tamil Nadu would have to come up with the Indian Constitution, when reacting to the Tamil Nadu government’s attitude against implementing NEP’s language policy.
“Which part of the Indian Constitution is making the policy of three languages mandatory? [Union] Education Minister says? Mr. Stalin said in a post on X.
Earlier, Union Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting L. Murugan set out in defense of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
“The National Education Policy (NEP) was not implemented overnight; it has come into force after 40 years of discussion. It is our responsibility to prepare our youth to meet global challenges, given the global competitive landscape. In addition, the new education policy promotes the participation of the student in research and educational progress.
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