How English Medium of instruction have changed in indian society today? with example
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Many of the poorest in our society also today want English as the medium of instruction for their children. The notion that English is necessary for progress and that English as a medium of instruction is necessary to fully absorb and understand the language has gone deep into the psyche of our people. Too deep for any government now to make radical changes to the policy on medium of instruction.
Indeed, the Karnataka government attempted it again, as recently as 2006. The then JD(S) government found that hundreds of schools that had received permission to start schools with Kannada as the medium of instruction had violated that condition and quietly converted to using English as the medium of instruction. The government issued an order derecognizing the schools, and directed the lakhs of students in them to shift to other
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