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Mad. HC: Usage of Term “Tribal” Along With Name of the Government School Is Unwarranted - (29 Jul 2024)

EDUCATION

Mad. HC has held that usage of term “Tribal” along with name of Government School is unwarranted. Such usage, undoubtedly would result in stigmatising children studying in Schools. They will get the feeling that they are studying in a “Tribal School” and not in a School on par with other children.

Tags : MADRAS HIGH COURT   GOVERNMENT SCHOOL   TRIBAL SCHOOL  

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