The academic calendar uploaded on the SCERT website states that Hindi will be available as an 'R3' subject for students in the 6th, 7th, and 8th standards. As the calendar does not mention Hindi for other standards, it has created some confusion. However, this does not indicate that Hindi has been removed from those classes.
A circular issued in February gave a list of subjects according to the NEP 2020, and that circular does not mention Hindi subject.
There is a distinct difference between the academic calendar and a school timetable.
In general, an academic calendar provides schools with a month-by-month planning guide for each subject, whereas a timetable is prepared by the respective school based on the specific demand for subjects in their classes.
It is important to create awareness among parents and students about this. Just because a subject is not mentioned in the academic calendar, it does not mean it has been removed. SCERT has advised schools to follow the February circular and raise awareness regarding this matter.
SCERT clarifies about 'Hindi' subject in schools
The academic calendar uploaded on the SCERT website states that Hindi will be available as an 'R3' subject for students in the 6th, 7th, and
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