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3-language policy not viable, say CBSE schools in Nagaland

Summary by The Hindu
Principals from 19 schools urge Education Minister to grant the State a flexible framework as it is home to over 17 major recognised tribes each with their own distinct language and oral tradition

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3-language policy not viable, say CBSE schools in Nagaland

Principals from 19 schools urge Education Minister to grant the State a flexible framework as it is home to over 17 major recognised tribes each with their own distinct language and oral tradition

·Chennai, India
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The Hindu broke the news in Chennai, India on Friday, June 19, 2026.
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