AMID The Escalating Clash Between the Tamil Nadu Government and the Center over the three-language policy, rajya sabha mp sudha muthy has been backed the formula in the National Education Policy (Nep), Saying It Protes Multilingual Learning Among the students. Reflecting on her own experience, Sudha Murthy Said She Herself KnowS Seven-Eight Languages.
Sudha Murthy said, “I have always believed that one can learn multiple languages and I myself know 7-8 languages. So I Enjoy Learning and Children Can Earn A Lot. “
Congress MP Karti Chidambaram Had Earlier Criticized The Center Over the Three-Language Policy in Nep, Asserting that Tamil Nadu Thrives With Its Two-Language Formula-Tamula and English –and Calling of A. Third language “Completely unacceptable”.
Karti Chidambaram said, “Tamil nadu is very clear and well served the two -language formula – English and Tamil. English Connects Us With the World of Commerce and Science, and Tamil Preserves Our Culture and Identity. If anyone wants to learn a third language, it is of their own accord. “
“There is no reason to make it compulsory.
Congress mp jebi mather said, “BJP should realise that the language issue is a sensitive emotional matter. Anything that hurts people’s sentiments should not be promoted. Dharmendra pradhan is unnecessarily causing division in the Society. We in the opposition stand for unity, and that is why we walked out of parliament yesterday. BJP has hidden agedas in the nep (National Education Policy). “
Earlier on TuesDay, there had ben a massive uproar in the upper house of the parliament over lop (Rajya Sabha) and Congress President Mallikarjun kharge’s ‘Thokenge’ Thokith WERE HELD ‘Derogatory’ by the ruling mps.
Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan Later Clarified The Hindi Imposition Allegations and Lashed Out at the option for claiming that the government wanted to Divide to Divide Society using languages. He said the central government will never use language to do soch “sin.”
The rajya sabha has been adjourned Till mode and will meet again at 11:00 am on March 17 after the break for holi.
