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Punjab to act against schools not adopting
Punjabi
Monday July 23, 2012 06:28:12 PM, IANS
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Chandigarh: The
Punjab government Monday said strict action would be taken against
educational institutions not adopting Punjabi as a compulsory
language for teaching and official work.
A spokesman of the state's education and languages department said
the warning was for educational institutions, especially schools,
that were deliberately violating proper implementation of Punjabi
language as required under two promulgated legislations.
The official said some privately-managed schools across Punjab
were not implementing the Punjabi language as a compulsory subject
from Class 1 to Class 10 under the Punjab, Punjabi and Learning of
Other Languages Act, 2008.
Besides this, the schools were also found flouting the Punjabi
Language Act, 2008, by avoiding the use of Punjabi in their
official work, the official said.
The erring institutions have been given 15 days to implement the
orders.
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