"A statewide survey should be conducted among government school students to determine which languages they wish to learn. Based on the results, teachers for those languages should be appointed accordingly," Annamalai posted on X.
For the past few days, DMK and BJP leaders have been at war over releasing funds and the three-language policy. BJP State President Annamalai supported the three-language policy and targeted the DMK-led state government for politicising the issue.
Taking to social media, X, the BJP Tamil Nadu's Office wrote, "We would like to bring to the kind attention of your good office the incident of the Tamil Nadu police mishandling the security detail of our Honourable Minister of State, Thiru.@Murugan_MoS avl.... A Letter To DGP By Our Stat
"In the Union budget 2025, UP and Gujarat have been allocated funds, and recently, the Union education minister said that only if we (Tamil Nadu) accept the three language policies will they (the Central government) provide funds to the state," Stalin said while addressing a gathering here.
"The entire country was shaken by Nirbhaya. But, in Tamil Nadu, every day, women, including girls, students, female police officers, and female government officials, are completely unsafe. The DMK government has not moved a single finger to prevent drug trafficking or ensure the safety of
"INDIA alliance parties are conducting protests against the Union Government that we are imposing Hindi. Whether it's PM Modi or the Union government, nobody imposes Hindi. Why do you (DMK and its alliance) protest, which is a waste? If you don't want Hindi, learn any other language. They ar
Following the allegations of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) government of language imposition and funds not been released for the implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) in Tamil Nadu, Union Education Minister Dharmendra said that the Central government is committed to
Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister and Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) leader Udayanidhi Stalin on Monday hit out at the BJP-led Union Government for not allocating funds to the Southern state in this year's union budget, alleging imposition of Hindi.
Union Minister of State for Ministry of Information and Broadcasting L Murugan came out in defence of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the war of words to implement the three-language formula in the New Education Policy in Tamil Nadu and said that NEP was not implemented o
Tamil Nadu BJP State President K Annamalai on Sunday slammed Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin for his stance against the three-language formula in education.
"Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has criticized Union Budget 2025. If you travel in a luxury car, then how will you (MK Stalin) know the pain of the common public? Have you ever got a milk packet from a shop?...BJP meetings are different from DMK meetings; we don't bring people by provid