Five Indian languages recognised as "indegenous" in S Africa. (30-NOV-03) PTI

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Five Indian languages recognised as "indegenous" in S Africa.

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Publication Date: 30-NOV-03

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Durban, Nov 30 (PTI) Five Indian languages -Tamil, Hindi, Telugu, Urdu and Gujrati- have been recognized as 'indigenous' in South Africa allowing them into the curriculam.

The Indian-origin Education Minister in the province of Kwazulu-Natal, Narend Singh said in a statement Sunday the decision to regard the languages as...

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