TGBIE says Telugu is being treated fairly

TGBIE says Telugu is being treated fairly
Text Size: 100%

Here’s a simpler version of the article, broken into multiple paragraphs:

—

Hyderabad: The Telangana Board of Intermediate Education (TGBIE) has made it clear that Telugu will not be treated unfairly. They denied rumors that Sanskrit is being introduced to replace Telugu.

Advertisement
Download our AppTGBIE says Telugu is being treated fairly

Professors from the Central University met with the Director of Intermediate Education, Krishna Aditya, and the Regional Joint Director, Jayaprada Bai. They requested that Telugu continue to be given importance as the second language in government junior colleges.

Jayaprada Bai explained that recently, during a recruitment drive by the Telangana Public Service Commission, 10 Sanskrit teacher positions were filled. To find out which colleges have vacancies and how many students are choosing Sanskrit, the Director of Intermediate Education sent a memo to principals.

Also read:  Hyderabad’s Unsold Flats Raise a Bigger Question: What Happens If AI, Jobs and Loans Slow the Housing Market?

She clarified that this memo was only for gathering information and was not an attempt to replace Telugu with Sanskrit in government junior colleges.

Advertisement
Download our AppTGBIE says Telugu is being treated fairly

—

Let me know if you’d like an even simpler or slightly more detailed version!

Advertisement
Disclaimer: For article corrections, please email [email protected] or fill out the Grievance Resolution form
KCR / KTR / Harish Rao
Revanth Reddy
Others
About the Author
Newsdesk
Newsdesk

Latest News from Hyderabad, Telangana, India & World!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *