
RSS body asks HRD to remove English as compulsory language, wipe out references that insult Indian culture
India TV NewsWith the Ministry of Human Resource Development planning to come up with an all-new Education Policy soon, the RSS-affiliated Shiksha Sanskriti Utthan Nyas has suggested to the ministry to gradually remove English as medium of instruction and emphasise on Indian languages at all levels of education. The RSS-affiliated organisation also recommended that English should no longer be compulsory at any level and stated that references that insulted Indian culture, traditions, sects, thoughts, renowned personalities and offer wrong explanations must be removed from textbooks at all levels. On October 14, an HRD ministry official sent an email to the SSUN which stated that the suggestions have been noted down and will be discussed during the formation of the new education policy. The SSUN has asked the government to “immediately provide facilities to introduce education in Indian languages in English-medium institutions like IIT, IIM and NIT.” It has also demanded legal action against schools that prevent students from speaking in their mother tongue.
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