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The article discusses the ongoing political dispute between Tamil Nadu's DMK-led state government and the BJP-led NDA government of India concerning the adoption of the three-language policy as per the NEP 2020. Tamil Nadu argues that their existing two-language policy (Tamil and English) has been successful since independence, and they lack resources to implement a third language in state-funded schools.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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