Tamil Nadu govt has been refusing to sign an MoU with Centre to implement PM-Shri, citing objections to the 'imposition of the three-language formula'.
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The new National Education Policy says the freedom to choose the two Indian languages as part of the formula should be left to the states, regions or students.
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instead of learning 3rd language, centre can improve existing sytem . studing 3 language wont get any benfit.. dont create any white caller job offers . it create paani puri selling, pakkoda selling, tamilian can sell dosa in delhi…
Maybe the third language doesn’t have to be Hindi but something like Hindi or a South Indian language or Spanish or French. But all such compromises can be worked out only by people of erudition and culture. We had AZAD and Murli Manohar Joshi earlier but since 2014 there is no one of calibre.
West Bengal must not sign the MoU for PM-SHRI scheme. We. do not want the three-language formula. We are happy and content with the existing two-language formula. Bengali, being our mother tongue, is our pride and identity. English is the global language of commerce and industry and is therefore essential.
But we will not accept Hindi language in our state. As it is, our cities like Kolkata, Howrah, Asansol and Siliguri are overrun with Hindi-speaking litterbugs.
instead of learning 3rd language, centre can improve existing sytem . studing 3 language wont get any benfit.. dont create any white caller job offers . it create paani puri selling, pakkoda selling, tamilian can sell dosa in delhi…
Maybe the third language doesn’t have to be Hindi but something like Hindi or a South Indian language or Spanish or French. But all such compromises can be worked out only by people of erudition and culture. We had AZAD and Murli Manohar Joshi earlier but since 2014 there is no one of calibre.
West Bengal must not sign the MoU for PM-SHRI scheme. We. do not want the three-language formula. We are happy and content with the existing two-language formula. Bengali, being our mother tongue, is our pride and identity. English is the global language of commerce and industry and is therefore essential.
But we will not accept Hindi language in our state. As it is, our cities like Kolkata, Howrah, Asansol and Siliguri are overrun with Hindi-speaking litterbugs.