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The state head of Bharatiya Janata Party, L Murugan has urged the Palanisamy government to encourage the students of state-run schools to learn an additional language
The state head of Bharatiya Janata Party, L Murugan has urged the Palanisamy government to encourage the students of state-run schools to learn an additional language. With the country aiming to become an important global power, it is necessary to learn new languages to unlock opportunities, he said in a release to the state media on Wednesday.
Denying that the New Education Policy is aiming to force students to learn a third language, Murugan said nowhere it is mentioned in the Policy that learning of Hindi or Sanskrit would be compulsory.
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