Summary
A committee would be formed to create Tamil medical textbooks
She cited the Prime Minister's assertion that students could benefit from attending professional colleges that offer instruction in their native tongue
Tamilisai Soundararajan, the lieutenant governor of Puducherry, announced on Tuesday that the territorial government plans to open a medical school that will provide an MBBS programme in Tamil.
After taking part in a ceremony honoring older persons, she told reporters that she will speak with the Chief Minister Rangasamy to figure out the logistics of opening a medical school that would teach in Tamil.
She announced that a committee would be formed to create Tamil medical textbooks. She mentioned that neither the Prime Minister Narendra Modi nor the Home Minister Amit Shah were forcing a particular language on the populace. She cited the Prime Minister's assertion that students could benefit from attending professional colleges that offer instruction in their native tongue.
Last updated on 19 Oct 2022
