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RSS body plans to open English learning academy around Chandigarh for its teachers - Vimarsana News

RSS body plans to open English learning academy around Chandigarh for its teachers

Last week, gangster-turned-activist Lakha Sidhana led a protest and had a run-in with the management of Sarvhitkari Vidya Mandir School in Bathinda of Punjab alleging that Punjabi language was being ignored in the school

Global Sikh Council condemns neglect of Punjabi teaching in Punjab - Vimarsana News

Global Sikh Council condemns neglect of Punjabi teaching in Punjab

Expressing concern over disregard for Punjabi in private schools, the Global Sikh Council (GSC) on Thursday condemned the neglect of Punjabi teaching in Punjab.In a letter to Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, GSC president Kanwaljit Kaur and ...

Mohali School fined Rs 50k for not teaching Punjabi as compulsory subject - Vimarsana News

Mohali School fined Rs 50k for not teaching Punjabi as compulsory subject

Not teaching Punjabi as a compulsory subject in its school has cost Amity International School in Mohali’s Sector 79 costly. For, taking strong note of the development, the Punjab Government has directed the School to pay Rs 50,000 fine within five days.   “It came to the notice of the

Punjab: School fined Rs 50,000 for not teaching Punjabi as compulsory subject - Vimarsana News

Punjab: School fined Rs 50,000 for not teaching Punjabi as compulsory subject

The concerned school has been instructed to deposit the penalty amount within five days and submit the report.

Mohali: Amity School fined ₹50,000 for not teaching Punjabi as compulsory subject - Vimarsana News

Mohali: Amity School fined ₹50,000 for not teaching Punjabi as compulsory subject

Punjab school education and language minister Harjot Singh Bains said it had come to the notice of the education department that Punjabi was not being taught as a compulsory subject by the school