Monday, September 5, 2011: The State Government had issued an order
making Malayalam a compulsory subject in the schools. The order also
allots more periods for students opting other languages as first
language.
As per the same, there would be 8 periods for Malayalam in public
schools. In oriental schools, three periods would be held during
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
The education department
has asked the directors concerned to give reports for teaching
Malayalam in state VHSCs and to make Malayalam mandatory in other higher
secondary schools.
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Victoria Institutions, Deverkovil, Calicut has given an Writ Petition in the Hon'ble High Court of Kerala praying the Hon'ble High Court to stay the order making Malayalam a compulsory subject to learn. It is based on the understanding the Malayalam is a very feudal language that does discriminate between the citizens. And creates at least three levels of citizenship. The Hon'ble High Court has issued a notice to the respondents, the Chief Secretary to the Govt of Kerala and to the Principal Secretary, Education Department on the grounds that this order may be in violation of article 14 and 19 of the Constitutions of India. See this: http://vvv03vedpages.activeboard.com/t26992585/compulsory-education-as-a-diabolical-means-of-livelihood/
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