Uttarakhand Moves to Stricter Anti-Conversion Law
The Uttarakhand Cabinet has approved a new bill aimed at making the state’s anti-conversion laws significantly more stringent. The proposed Freedom of Religion (Amendment) Bill, will introduce longer jail sentences and broaden the definition of ‘conversion.’ This legislative move comes amidst ongoing debates over religious conversions and is consistent with the ruling party’s broader ideological…
Karnataka Unveils New Education Policy with Two-Language Model and Major Reforms
Karnataka is poised to revolutionize its educational landscape with the introduction of a new state-specific education policy, set to replace the existing National Education Policy. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah announced key provisions, including a two-language model with an emphasis on Kannada or mother tongue up to Class 5, the establishment of 500 new Karnataka Public Schools,…
Karnataka Charts New Course with State-Specific Education Policy
Karnataka is forging a new path in education with Chief Minister Siddaramaiah announcing plans for a comprehensive state-specific education policy. This landmark initiative aims for the holistic development of youth, coupled with significant upgrades to colleges, the establishment of new technical institutions, and the rollout of 500 new Karnataka Public Schools, promising a brighter future…
New State Education Policy Unveiled in Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu has officially released its much-anticipated State Education Policy (SEP) 2025, charting a distinct course from the central government’s National Education Policy. The new policy strongly commits to the state’s enduring two-language formula (Tamil and English) and emphasizes state-specific priorities, social justice, and linguistic diversity in its educational framework. [3, 18, 24]
New State Education Policy Unveiled in Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu has officially released its much-anticipated State Education Policy (SEP) 2025, charting a distinct course from the central government’s National Education Policy. The new policy strongly commits to the state’s enduring two-language formula (Tamil and English) and emphasizes state-specific priorities, social justice, and linguistic diversity in its educational framework. [3, 18, 24]
New State Education Policy Unveiled in Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu has officially released its much-anticipated State Education Policy (SEP) 2025, charting a distinct course from the central government’s National Education Policy. The new policy strongly commits to the state’s enduring two-language formula (Tamil and English) and emphasizes state-specific priorities, social justice, and linguistic diversity in its educational framework. [3, 18, 24]
New State Education Policy Unveiled in Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu has officially released its much-anticipated State Education Policy (SEP) 2025, charting a distinct course from the central government’s National Education Policy. The new policy strongly commits to the state’s enduring two-language formula (Tamil and English) and emphasizes state-specific priorities, social justice, and linguistic diversity in its educational framework. [3, 18, 24]
New State Education Policy Unveiled in Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu has officially released its much-anticipated State Education Policy (SEP) 2025, charting a distinct course from the central government’s National Education Policy. The new policy strongly commits to the state’s enduring two-language formula (Tamil and English) and emphasizes state-specific priorities, social justice, and linguistic diversity in its educational framework. [3, 18, 24]
New State Education Policy Unveiled in Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu has officially released its much-anticipated State Education Policy (SEP) 2025, charting a distinct course from the central government’s National Education Policy. The new policy strongly commits to the state’s enduring two-language formula (Tamil and English) and emphasizes state-specific priorities, social justice, and linguistic diversity in its educational framework. [3, 18, 24]
