CBSE schools in Nagaland appeal to Education Minister for ‘lingusitic exemption’ under 3-language policy framework
A letter states that principals from 19 CBSE schools in Nagaland have on-ground concerns about implementation of R3 language framework, where a compulsory third language is to be introduced from Class 6 onwards
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Tamil Nadu seeks a tribunal on the Mekedatu project as it is “inadmissible” and “impermissible”
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'I apologise': Uddhav Thackeray says Shiv sainiks fired up amid MPs rebellion
Uddhav Thackeray projected confidence amid a fresh party rebellion, assuring Shiv Sainiks are "fired up" despite six Lok Sabha MPs defecting. He apologized to voters for electing lawmakers who switched sides. Thackeray dismissed merger talks with Congress and defended his leadership, highlighting electoral wins. He warned of a threat to democracy with a move towards a "one party, no election" system. This latest crisis follows the 2022 split.