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Karnataka
Special Correspondent
BANGALORE: The Karnataka Cabinet on Thursday decided to constitute a Cabinet sub-committee to decide the fate of 2,215 schools that had violated the language policy by switching over to English-medium though they had been permitted to teach only in Kannada and other languages. Briefing presspersons here, Primary and Secondary Education Minister Basavaraj Horatti said the committee had been given a deadline of one month to come out with a decision on what should be done with these schoolsfrom the next academic year. He said these schools had obtained permission only to teach in Kannada, Urdu, Telugu and Malayalam.
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