kumar
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It has become Thiru @mkstalin avl’s habit to complain about something that is not even remotely close to the Central Government's intentions. The CBSE in the secondary school curriculum (Part-1), released for the academic year 2026-27, states that three-language education shall be made compulsory from Grade 6 in the academic year 2026-27. And it is explicitly stated that two of these three languages must be native to India. To clarify the languages to be offered, it is mentioned that all scheduled languages listed in the 8th Schedule of the Constitution of India are being offered, in addition to other Indian regional languages. Where is the question of the imposition of Hindi in this? Last year, the CBSE placed particular emphasis on using the mother tongue or home language as the medium of instruction during the Foundational and Preparatory Stages of schooling. Thiru @mkstalin avl should check with his daughter, who runs a CBSE school, whether she has begun imparting education in Tamil as the medium of instruction to students in the foundational stage at her school. He could also simultaneously check with his Ministers and key DMK functionaries who run CBSE schools across Tamil Nadu. Thiru @mkstalin, one almost misses the days when your misguided narratives required at least some effort to unravel. Now, they seem to collapse under the lightest scrutiny.
The government has taken down our iconic website - cockroachjantaparty.org. 10 Lakh cockroaches had signed up on our website has members. 6 Lakh cockroaches had signed a petition to demand the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan. Why is the government so scared of cockroaches? But this dictatorial behaviour is opening the eyes of India's youth. Our only crime is we were demanding a better future for ourselves. But you can't get rid of us that easily. We’re working on a new home right now. Cockroaches never die. 🪳
My young friend, Mr Nara Lokesh, Minister in Andhra Pradesh should do his math before talking about delimitation (interview to the HINDU) The Opposition parties opposed and defeated the Constitution Amendment Bill because the math showed that the five Southern states will lose representation in the LS in terms of RELATIVE strength (if Art 81 is applied without a change) The gainers will be some of the North Indian states The BJP tried to mask the outcome by increasing the representation in LS of each State by 50%, but that was exposed as an illusion Whether you take the representation of AP in LS at the current level of 25 seats or increase it to 38 seats, if Article 81 is applied without a change, the RELATIVE representation of AP will diminish or reduce I urge Mr Lokesh to please do the math again
Article 81 can be and must be amended to freeze #delimitation of #Loksabha constituencies until 2051, as was done in 1976 and 2001. Instead of fighting for the above 👆🏼 #AndhraPradesh satraps - @JaiTDP @JanaSenaParty @YSRCParty - are trying, desperately, to misinform and mislead the public 👇🏼 Andhra people are intelligent enough to recognise this 👇🏼 deception
Why are India’s cities so chaotic? They have grown at a blistering pace, but lack proper political representation because the country has a lopsided electoral system. The Economist examines the problem and what can be done to fix it for our new column about India, Ashoka econ.st/42OMbu8
