The government in Karnataka flexes its muscles by quoting a specific rule and shutting down schools. More at the Indian Economy Blog [1] – “The point of contention behind closing the schools is apprently a rule dated 1994 that mandates that “children attending government schools must be taught only in Kannada till their primary education, thats class I through IV”.”
India: Education and English
· Written by Neha Viswanathan
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