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We strongly object to CBSE’s new exam pattern scheme, which attempts to erase Punjabi! Punjabi must be designated as the main language in Punjab and further be included as a regional language in CBSE for rest of the nation, as it is spoken and read across multiple states. Any...

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Kajal Ranivor 1 Jahr

@harjotbains ..any attack on Punjabi will not be tolerated.. But ...Punjab ch ta teachers hi pure nhi ... Jithe Punjabi ..main language hai... Release #master cadre notification #.

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Panjabvor 1 Jahr

Why can’t you take Stand like @mkstalin for ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ? Reject 3 languages formula Stand for 2 language formula ? Punjabi and English only.

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Kepler 🇮🇳vor 1 Jahr

Definitely as a Punjabi born in MP living in Ahmedabad. I can't speak punjabi or gujarati it hurts me as i feel i am away from my roots. My nani and mom can speak but not me . We need to save Punjabi

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Gurwinder Singhvor 1 Jahr

We all condemn the action of CBSE, objecting is not the solution. As the Education Minister, what is your action on this ??? @BhagwantMann 🤷🏻‍♂️

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Roshan Singhvor 1 Jahr

#StopHindiImposition Punjab government must take stand like #TamilNadu did , @mkstalin @arivalayam

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Abjinder Sanghavor 1 Jahr

#CBSE must stop its discriminatory approach towards Punjabi Language, Punjabi is not just a language of Punjab but a rich cultural and linguistic heritage spoken across India and worldwide. Any attempt to sideline it in the education system is an attack on our identity.

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Kritika Singlavor 1 Jahr

Tusi ki save krna punjabi nu.... teachers' di bhrti ta kr ni rhe Schools ch ...kithe gyiya sode mann saab diya hidayata...kithe gya soda calender?? Please release master cadre notification..@BhagwantMann @bsmajithia @Master_cadre @SandeepJakharpb @PargatSOfficial

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HBrarvor 1 Jahr

Proper action is needed, not just words. Please shoot a letter to CBSE & all other stakeholders, and also personally have meetings with them to sort out this message ASAP. Don't be lax.

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Jatt Singhvor 1 Jahr

You are the one of greatest fuddu of all time, you are minister do something worthy, learn from south India states

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Kritika Singlavor 1 Jahr

Shukar hai tuhanu yaad hai ki tusi education minister...pr shyd tusi apne kmm krne bhule hoye ho....Asi berojgar tohanu yaad dvande rhage...asi apne hkk lai k rhage... please release master cadre notification

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