Kannada language to be tutored in Karnataka madrasas

president of the KDA, Purushottama Bilimale, participated details of the plan during a press conference held after amulti-departmental meeting in the megacity moment
Kannada language to be  tutored in Karnataka madrasas
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Bidar In a move aimed at bridging the language gap and promoting verbal inclusivity, the Kannada Development Authority( KDA) has blazoned a plan to apply Kannada language assignments in madrasas across the state. This action, to be introduced originally in select madrasas in Bangalore, Vijayapur, Raichur, and Kalaburagi, will see Kannada being tutored two days a week.

president of the KDA, Purushottama Bilimale, participated details of the plan during a press conference held after amulti-departmental meeting in the megacity on Monday, July 15. The action will begin as a airman design in select madrasas in the metropolises mentioned over, with plans to expand to other regions grounded on its success and feedback.

The Kannada Development Authority has prepared the educational accoutrements , ” Bilimale explained. Bilimale also stressed the challenges the government faces in managing over 43,000 seminaries in the state faces. He proposed a result involving original lawmakers “ If each MLA adopts and develops at least five seminaries in their constituency, it'll lead to significant advancements in 224 constituencies over five times.

We'll soon meet with all MLAs to submit a letter of appeal. Those who can not commit to this cause should review their positions, and the media should hold them responsible. He prompted the state government to borrow a analogous policy. He also called for the perpetration of Composition 371( j) of the Constitution to give special status to those in the Kalyan Karnataka border areas and supported for reserving 80 of private sector jobs for Kannadigas.

“ The press conference also featured several crucial officers, including Secretary of the Kannada Development Authority Santosh Hanagal, fresh Deputy Commissioner C Shivakumar Shilavant, Assistant Director of the Kannada This action is seen as a significant step towards fostering lesser verbal concinnity and icing that Kannada, the sanctioned language of the state, is accessible to all communities.

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