In a recent development, CBSE schools in India have made Telugu a compulsory subject as the second language, sparking outrage among parents. This decision has left many parents livid, as they feel that their children should have the freedom to choose their second language based on their interests and career goals. The move comes as part of the new National Education Policy (NEP) which aims to promote regional languages and ensure a multilingual society. However, parents argue that forcing Telugu on students could limit their opportunities in the future, especially for those who may want to pursue higher education or work outside of the state. The decision has led to heated debates among school authorities, parents, and education experts, with some supporting the move to promote regional languages and others advocating for more flexibility in language choices. As the discussion continues, it remains to be seen how CBSE schools will address the concerns raised by parents and whether any changes will be made to accommodate the diverse linguistic preferences of students. This development highlights the ongoing challenges and debates surrounding language policies in education and underscores the importance of balancing cultural preservation with individual choice and opportunities for students.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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