The Government of Kerala has announced scholarships for Higher Secondary students who score high in Malayalam in Class 10 and choose it as their second language. Education Minister V Sivankutty said the move aims to promote the mother tongue, with detailed eligibility guidelines to be issued soon.
Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala government on Monday announced scholarships to Higher Secondary students who secure high marks in Malayalam, with an objective to promote the mother tongue among children.
General Education Minister V Sivankutty said the scholarship will be given to students who secured high scores in Malayalam in the Class 10 examination and have opted to study Malayalam as a second language at the Higher Secondary level.
Further details regarding eligibility criteria and application procedures will be issued through a circular by the Director of General Education, he said.
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