LANGUAGE IN EDUCATION
1) Due importance be given to Hindi in educational system.
2) Regional languages also should be given their legitimate place.
Name : Dr. Usha Goyal, Lecturer
Address : Deptt. of Hindi, Sri Satya Bai
College for women, Jaipur
Date of Communication : 25/05/90
Category : Other Individual letter
1) Upto class 8th, medium of instruction should be mother tongue or
national language.
2) English should be optional at primary level.
3) At secondary level teaching of English should be compulsory but
there should be no compulsory paper of English language in the
final examination
4) Medium of education should be mother tongue at all levels.
5) Hindi and Sanskrit should be taught compulsorlly.
6) One language of the North should be taught in the South and vice-
versa.
7) Publication of good books should be facilitated.
Name : Sh. Parshotam Patel, G T Sangh
Address : C/o Gujrati Vidyapeeth,
Ahmedabad
Date of Communication : 03/07/90
Category : Other Individual letter
1) English should not be the medium of instruction in KVs and NVs.
2) Hindi should be given its due place in the national system.
Name : Sh. Manibhaji Pandya, Ex. Prin
Address : G.I. College Lokbharati,
Sarosara, Jimapnagar, Jikhera
Date of Communication : 11/06/90
Category : Other Individual letter
1) There language formula should be made compulsory.
Name : Sh. Amar Singh Pandeya
Address : Free Lancer Bhulawar
Bharatpur
Date of Communication : 18/05/90
Category : Other Individual letter
1) Instead of English, Sanskrit should be taught -from the primary
classes itself.
Name : Shri Khajan Singh Dagur
Address : Head Teacher,Yuva Vichar Manch
Pathroda, Bharatpur
Date of Communication : / /
Category : Other Individual letter
1) In the North Indian states a Southern language should be
compulsory at the matriculation level.
Name : Sh. Mahaveer Prasad Purohit
Address : 16 Kendriya Rajasna colony
Jyoti Nagar, Jaipur
Date of Communication : 15/05/90
Category : Other Individual letter
1) Sanskrit should be made a compulsory subject at all levels of
education.
Name : Publisher of Sanskrit Weekly
Address : Gandeeva II
Varanasi
Date of Communication : / /
Category : Other Individual letter
1) Medium of instruction should be mother tongue, regional language
or English, more than one language could be the medium.
Name : Sh. Vishnu Singh Verma
Address : 36, Nihal Pura,
Indore
Date of Communication : 19/07/90
Category : Other Individual letter
1) In Hindi speaking states medium of instruction should be Hindi
upto high school level.
2) Teaching of English language should start in the 4th class.
Students may be given an option to study English language in
class 11th as an optional subject.
3) Medium of instruction should essentially be a regional language.
Name : Sh. Vasudev Mishra
Address : 111/12, Ashok Nagar,
Kanpur
Date of Communication : 25/06/90
Category : Other Individual letter
1) Hindi should be the medium of instruction at all levels of
education.
2) English should be a compulsory subject from class 1st to class
10th.
3) English should be allowed as a medium of instruction only in
those educational Institutions run by the Anglo-Indians.
Name : Shri Kailash Nath Pandey
Address : Secy.
Date of Communication : 13/07/90
Category : Other Individual letter
1) Hindi be given its due place in education.
Name : Sh. Virender Kumar Yadav
Address : 19, Pocket D, Phase II,
Mayur Vihar, Delhi
Date of Communication : / /
Category : Other Individual letter
1) In 'primary section, mother tongue, Hindi and English be taught.
1) There language formula should be made compulsory.
Name : Sh. Amar Singh Pandeya
Address : Free Lancer Bhulawar
Bharatpur
Date of Communication: 18/05/90
Category : Other Individual letter
1) Instead of English, Sanskrit should be taught from the primary
classes itself.
Name : Shri Khajan Singh Dagur
Address : Head Teacher,Yuva Vichar Manch
Pathroda, Bharatpur
Date of Communication: / /
Category : Other Individual letter
1) In the North Indian states a Southern language should be
compulsory at the matriculation level.
Name : Sh. Mahaveer Prasad Purohit
Address : 16 Kendriya Rajasna colony
Jyoti Nagar, Jaipur
Date of Communication: 15/05/90
Category : Other Individual letter
1) Sanskrit should be made a compulsory subject at all levels of
education.
Name : Publisher of Sanskrit Weekly
Address : Gandeeva
Varanasi
Date of Communication
Category Other Individual letter
1) Medium of instruction should be mother tongue, regional language
or English, more than one language could be the medium.
Name : Sh. Vishnu Singh Verma
Address : 36, Nihal Pura,
Indore
Date of Communication : 19/07/90
Category : Other Individual letter
Name : Smt. Kamalabhai Koche,
Address : Shyam Nagar, Congress Nagar
Road, Amravati
Date of Communication : / /
Category : Other Individual letter
1) Sanskrit language be taught as a compulsory subject in schools.
Name : Sh. G N Bhatt, Managing Editor
Address : Sanskrita Tarangini,
Bangalore -3
Date of Communication : 20/08/90
Category : Other Individual letter
1) Indian languages be given their due place in educational system.
Name : Dr. O P Pathik
Address : 20/184, Kastiya Street
Vyacher (Raj)
Date of Communication : / /
Category : Other Individual letter
1) Medium of instruction should be the same throughout the country.
Name : Shri Manubhai Desaibhai Patel
Address : Social Worker At.& Post Akhdol,
Teh.Naidad, Distt., Kaira,
Date of Communication : 24/09/90
Category : Other Individual letter
1) Sanskrit be given its due place in the education systems..
2) Sanskrit be included in the three-language formula
Name : Prof. K T Tanaurangi, Chairman
Address : AKSP, 132/4, III Block,
Jayanagar, Bangalore 560 011.
Date or Communication : 06/09/90
Category : Organisation
1) Sanskrit should be taught as one of the three languages under
the three-language formula.
2) Alternatively first language paper could be a combine paper of
two languages and second and third languages be taught
separately. Combination could be any one of the possible
combinations among Hindi, English, Regional language & Sanskrit
Name : Vishva Sanskrit Pratisthan
Address : Jodhpur
Date of Communication : / /
Category : Organisation
1) Mother tongue should be medium of instruction at secondary level. Above secondary stage education should be imparted in Indian languages.
2) English medium schools are encouraging class conflict. Their recognisation should be withdrawn if they do not adopt Indian languages as media of instruction in their institutions.
3) Sanskrit should be taught as compulsory language at all levels.
4) If three language formula is implemented fully, Sanskrit should be taught as fourth language.
Name : Shri Kalanath Shastri
Address : Manju Nath Smriti Sangsthan,
C/8, Prithvi Raj Road, jaipur
Date or Communication : 18/07/90
Category : Organisation
1) Sanskrit be included in the three-language formula
Name : R.V. Institute of
Address : Sanskrit Studies
Date of Communication : 05/09/90
Category : Institution
1) Gandhiji wanted mother tongue and Hindi as media of instruction.
Name : Sh. Push Raj,
Address : Article in Jansata
Date of Communication : 17/05/90
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