By Express News Service
BHUBANESWAR: The native Odias of Singhbhum district in Jharkhand have determined to method the Ministry of Education towards the Hemant Soren authorities’s transfer to but once more take away Odia from its main instructor coaching programme.
A gaggle of Singhbhum residents below the aegis of Odisha Bhasha Vichar Mancha led by a member of the Kera royal household Deepak Kumar Singhdeo on Monday determined to put in writing to the governors of each Odisha and Jharkhand and the ministry over the difficulty and administrative neglect being meted out to Odia language.
In an commercial for NCTE examination, printed by Jharkhand Academic Council on January 7, whereas languages like Sanskrit, Bengali, Urdu, Ho, Nagpuri, Mundari, Khadia, Santhali and Kudmali have been included within the seventh paper (regional languages) of the first instructor coaching examination, Odia doesn’t discover a place. This although Odia is the second language of the state as it’s house to almost 20 lakh Odia talking folks unfold throughout 10 of its districts.
While 35 Odia faculties are at present operational within the state, the Odisha authorities is funding 160 academics by way of Utkal Sammilani to impart training in Odia to college students there. “We will also start a petition campaign in Singhbhum against the decision of NCTE and Jharkhand government and if the government does not take appropriate action for including Odia in the primary teacher training programme, we will move the High Court of Jharkhand,” stated Singhdeo.
Last 12 months when the Jharkhand authorities had taken an identical step, Union Minister for Education Dharmendra Pradhan had written to Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren. Odisha School and Mass Education minister Samir Ranjan Dash had additionally sought intervention of Jharkhand School Education minister Jagarnath Mahto. “We are continuing our support to the Jharkhand government to ensure Odia students in the state study in their mother tongue. The department will take up the issue with the Jharkhand government as it had assured us not to exclude Odia from the NCTE exam,” Dash stated.
BHUBANESWAR: The native Odias of Singhbhum district in Jharkhand have determined to method the Ministry of Education towards the Hemant Soren authorities’s transfer to but once more take away Odia from its main instructor coaching programme.
A gaggle of Singhbhum residents below the aegis of Odisha Bhasha Vichar Mancha led by a member of the Kera royal household Deepak Kumar Singhdeo on Monday determined to put in writing to the governors of each Odisha and Jharkhand and the ministry over the difficulty and administrative neglect being meted out to Odia language.
In an commercial for NCTE examination, printed by Jharkhand Academic Council on January 7, whereas languages like Sanskrit, Bengali, Urdu, Ho, Nagpuri, Mundari, Khadia, Santhali and Kudmali have been included within the seventh paper (regional languages) of the first instructor coaching examination, Odia doesn’t discover a place. This although Odia is the second language of the state as it’s house to almost 20 lakh Odia talking folks unfold throughout 10 of its districts.
While 35 Odia faculties are at present operational within the state, the Odisha authorities is funding 160 academics by way of Utkal Sammilani to impart training in Odia to college students there. “We will also start a petition campaign in Singhbhum against the decision of NCTE and Jharkhand government and if the government does not take appropriate action for including Odia in the primary teacher training programme, we will move the High Court of Jharkhand,” stated Singhdeo.
Last 12 months when the Jharkhand authorities had taken an identical step, Union Minister for Education Dharmendra Pradhan had written to Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren. Odisha School and Mass Education minister Samir Ranjan Dash had additionally sought intervention of Jharkhand School Education minister Jagarnath Mahto. “We are continuing our support to the Jharkhand government to ensure Odia students in the state study in their mother tongue. The department will take up the issue with the Jharkhand government as it had assured us not to exclude Odia from the NCTE exam,” Dash stated.
