Following the protest by non-Hindi speaking States, the Union Government has withdrawn the 'Hindi Compulsory Clause' from the Draft National Education Policy (NEP). Now, our politicians should have no reason to indulge…
Following the protest by non-Hindi speaking States, the Union Government has withdrawn the 'Hindi Compulsory Clause' from the Draft National Education Policy (NEP). Now, our politicians should have no reason to indulge in nit-picking and fault-finding in other Policy statements in the report, says Bhamy V. Shenoy. —Ed
By Bhamy V. Shenoy
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