The district administration has mandated that all establishments should have name boards in Tamil by May 15 ... The mandate extends to private schools and colleges as well. A district level ...

Devotees of the Shree Arulmigu Arthanareeswarar Kovil, Actonville. File: photo The Benoni Tamil School Board (BTSB) located at Shree Arulmigu Arthanareeswarar Kovil, Khan Crescent, Actonville ...

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“Tamil should be the first and primary language displayed prominently in the name board. English be the second, and if necessary, a third language may be displayed,” an official release from ...

The Tamil Nadu School Education Department has issued a show-cause notice to a private matriculation school in Coimbatore for compelling parents to sign a withdrawal agreement based on their child ...

A Tamil Nadu private school served parents stamp papers acknowledging that they agree to withdraw their children if the ...

A video of a group of students from a government school in Tamil Nadu dancing to a viral Thai song has delighted the internet ...

Below is the list of everyone who’s running for a school board position in the county. Terms are four years, unless otherwise noted. Races are vote for four, unless otherwise noted.

Amid the language row between the MK Stalin-led Tamil Nadu government and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led Central government, PM Modi took a veiled jibe at the state government and said he ...

As per the revised rules, recognition through the online process should have been granted before the start of the new academic session. Even as the new academic session 2025-26 of the UP Board ...

Amityville school athletes will now be known as the Hawks. The school’s mascot was originally the Warriors. Students will now vote on the Hawks logo. The mascot is in compliance with a new state ...

Earlier, Chennai Mayor R Priya said that the shop owners in Chennai should ensure that their establishments have Tamil name boards and that they would be penalised if they failed to comply.