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Three Language Formula and TN Politics

 The purpose of "Three Language Formula" under the New Education Policy has been framed as "an enabling provision".

In the noise created to arouse passions In the name of safeguarding our mother tongue, even the so called educated fail to appreciate that " three language fomula" is an enabling provision for students to choose any third language- no compulsion to choose Hindi. Moreover when Education is a fundamental right,my children should enjoy the freedom to choose ,learn, understand, and equip themselves in any language they choose and " three language formula" enables them- it is not disabling any child- only two language formula is crippling them.

 Three language formula is both a burden and an opportunity. The formula is " an enabler" . For those who see this as an Opportunity, those children may learn any third language. Somebody said v have 22 languages will u teach all? Based on student's interests they may choose a language and learn. Students in CBSE schools learn Hindi and in some Govt schools they learn Urdu- Similarly it can be Malayalam, or Telugu or Kannada also depending upon the choices available. Education being fundamental right, every child will have to get an opportunity to learn a third language and what is wrong in that?

Three language formula is an enabling feature and it does not impose Hindi alone. Students can choose whatever 3rd language they want to learn.if children learn 3rd language why should DMK stop them making a value judgment. Is Education including learning a language not a fundamental right of a child - a citizen?!!
First of all, there is no compulsion to learn Hindi nor is there any imposition of hindi- third language is "an enabling driver" which is an opportunity for some to learn a new language- be it Telugu, Malayalam or Kannada etc - schools bordering the States of Andhra,Kerala,and Karnataka respectively may use this provision. Already in some Govt schools Urdu etc r taught. Moreover DMK ministers run private CBSE schools that have this privilege of teaching Hindi.The question is why not extend this to all Govt schools that can reach  the underprivileged ?those who see an opportunity can learn a third language. Nobody is talking of imposition.
If you love videshi and hate swadeshi ,then there is a serious problem in your psyche.Centre is not imposing but it is a call for improving our communication within the country.English speaking Indians r bare minimum whereas Hindi speaking r vast majority. Language is 4 communication
 Whenever DMK as part of ruling dispensation faces stiff Opposition and grave Corruption accusation, poor Governance, deteriorating Law & order issues, they divert attention thro such tactics like raking up Hindi imposition raising the peoples' passion & sons of the soil rhetorics.Since Annamalai of BJP and Actor Vijay r viewed as a serious threat to their electoral prospects , they r indulging in such cheap theatrics.

Now when they have failed to arouse the emotions , they have changed the tactics to Sanskrit hate and crying foul that Sanskrit entry thro back door is facilitated under three language formula.So clearly the Sanatan Dharm hate mongering is out and unmasked!DMK's first family do all pujas invoking Sanskrit mantras thro Vedic Sanskrit pundits but in public they denounce Sanskrit and Sanatan Dharm- clearly Orwell's "Doublethink" and doublespeak at public display!!


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