General Education Minister V. Sivankutty assures that concerns over the Malayalam Language Bill are unfounded, emphasizing support for linguistic minorities.
As per section seven of the bill, exemptions have been given to Kannada and Tamil linguistic minorities in communications with the state government offices.
Vijayan, in a reply to Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah over the decision to make Malayalam the compulsory first ...
The contention that the Malayalam Language Bill, 2025, is unconstitutional and goes against the interests of Kannada-speaking linguistic minorities in Kerala is a gimmick, the Aikya Malayala ...
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Thursday opposed the Kerala government's proposed Malayalam Language Bill, 2025, which mandates Malayalam as the compulsory first language even in ...
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