Kerala law minister said the new bill proposed by the state permits Tamil and Kannada language minorities to study in their respective mother tongues.
The Tamil Nadu State Education Department said legal disputes over eligibility and TET requirements have delayed appointments in government and municipal schools.
Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan clarified that students whose mother tongue is not Malayalam are free to choose languages available under the National Education Curriculum.
Non-Telugu-speaking students in other classes will follow the regular syllabus. Earlier, Telugu was made compulsory for Classes 1 to 10 under the 2018 act.
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The asteroids discovered by students of Government Senior Secondary School, Jhalawar, have completed a full orbit and been given permanent Pan-STARRS numbers, confirming their orbits.
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KBADA says the proposed law mandating Malayalam in Kannada-medium schools violates constitutional safeguards for linguistic minorities in Kasaragod.