Siddaramaiah-Led Karnataka Govt Decides To Make Reading Constitution’s Preamble in Schools, Colleges Compulsory
The Karnataka government has decided to make it compulsory to read the Preamble of the Constitution along with the hymn in schools and colleges.
The Karnataka government has decided to make it compulsory to read the Preamble of the Constitution along with the hymn in schools and colleges to teach Constitutional values to the students. "Karnataka Cabinet has also decided to amend the APMC Act in the state to bring back the old law. The revision of textbooks was also discussed in the Cabinet meeting today," Minister HK Patil said. Free Electricity in Karnataka: Registration for Gruha Jyoti Scheme Under Seva Sindhu Portal Postponed to June 18.
Reading Constitution’s Preamble in Schools, Colleges Compulsory
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