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Tamil Nadu

CBE corporation commissioner refutes to third language option in school application forms

Rumours surfaced that the application forms issued recently for Government school admissions had an option for third language.

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Chennai

According to the recent announcement from Tamilnadu Government, the admission process for primary classes have begun in government schools.

Meanwhile rumours surfaced that the admission forms had an option for opting for Hindi as third language.

This comes on the wake with the Government opposed the tri-lingual policy of the Centre.

Later, Coimbatore Corporation Commissioner Sravan Kumar Jatavath, who addressed media, rubbished off that no such forms were issued and the Government still firm on its stand against the tri-lingual policy.

Swaran Kumar further said that action will be taken against the miscreants who are behind fake images going viral, and their motive is to tarnish the Government.

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