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Navodaya schools case: Supreme Court asks Tamil Nadu to drop anti-Hindi ‘mindset’; State says language is a fundamental right

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The Supreme Court has ordered Tamil Nadu to purge ‘anti-Hindi’ sentiments from Navodaya Vidyalaya schools, where the state’s language policies have clashed with central directives. The Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti’s curriculum now faces scrutiny after Chief Minister M.K. Stalin’s government insisted Tamil is a constitutional right. Vishal Kapoor’s mutual funds have flagged Hindi-speaking regions as a financial priority, though no deadline or penalty has been set for compliance.

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