CBSE Circular on Indian Language Festival: A Must-Know for Teachers and Students
CBSE Board has issued a notice related to the Indian Language Festival (ILF) that all students, teachers, and schools need to know about. This blog post will give you the complete details of the circular, so be sure to read till the end and share it with your friends and colleagues.
The circular, issued under the New Education Policy, asks schools to organize various cultural activities to celebrate the linguistic diversity and literary heritage of India. Schools must complete these activities by December 11, 2023, in honor of Mahakavi Subramania Bharati’s birth anniversary.
What Does CBSE’s Circular Say About the Indian Language Festival?
CBSE has instructed schools to conduct a variety of programs that highlight the diversity, richness, and unity of Indian languages. These activities aim to inform students about the cultural and literary heritage of Indian languages and promote a sense of pride in India’s linguistic identity.
Why Is the Indian Language Festival Celebrated?
The festival is designed to:
- Celebrate linguistic diversity.
- Encourage unity in diversity.
- Help students appreciate the beauty of Indian languages and literature.
- Promote cultural awareness among young learners.
What Activities Should Schools Conduct?
CBSE has outlined several engaging activities for schools to organize, including:
- Street plays, processions, folk performances, and dances in different Indian languages.
- Debate competitions, seminars, and workshops to encourage cultural discussions.
- Multilingual programs showcasing stories, poems, and artistic performances.
- Screening of films and entertainment programs reflecting India’s rich heritage.
- Writer dialogues and workshops exploring the role of words and technology in the digital age.
What Should Schools Do After the Event?
CBSE has made it mandatory for schools to prepare a brief report of the activities conducted during the festival. This report must be uploaded on the CBSE website link before December 12, 2023. Schools failing to comply may face penalties.
How Can Schools Participate Effectively?
CBSE encourages schools to:
- Engage students actively in all events.
- Focus on creativity and inclusivity.
- Collaborate with local writers, performers, and cultural experts.
- Use this opportunity to blend education with entertainment.
Other Updates: Military School Exams
In addition to the festival updates, admit cards for the Common Entrance Test for National Military Schools have been released. The exam, scheduled for December 8, 2023, is for admissions to classes 6 to 9 for the 2025-26 academic session.
Key Points:
This Indian Language Festival is not just an event; it is a movement to revive and respect India’s linguistic heritage. Teachers and students should make the most of this opportunity to learn, celebrate, and promote the beauty of India’s diverse languages.
Don’t forget to share this news with your school, friends, and fellow educators!
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