'In the age of AI, forcing any language unnecessary': TN CM MK Stalin intensifies attack against NEP
Friday, 28 February 2025 () Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin criticized the implementation of a three-language policy, advocating the use of Artificial Intelligence for translation instead of burdening students with additional languages. He emphasized innovation over linguistic imposition. Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi supported the New Education Policy 2020, arguing it provides more opportunities for youth and allows them to choose languages.
Tamil Nadu Language War Intensifies. The language debate in Tamil Nadu has escalated as Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) cadres blackened Hindi text on government signboards at railway stations and post offices. BJP Tamil Nadu chief K Annamalai slammed the ruling DMK, accusing it of hypocrisy for...
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