Karnataka govt ban to celebrate Religious festivals in schools and colleges: Issued new order
A circular has been issued by the Association of Karnataka Residential Educational Institutions in this regard. Religious festivals cannot be celebrated in schools and colleges.
Only the scheduled national festival, State festivals should be celebrated in schools and colleges. Apart from that, the state government has ordered that no other religious festivals can be celebrated.
A circular has been issued by the Association of Karnataka Residential Educational Institutions in this regard. Religious festivals cannot be celebrated in schools and colleges. It has been informed that only the scheduled national festival, State festival and Jayanthi should be celebrated.
This circular was issued by Karnataka Residential Education Association on the instructions of Karnataka Social Welfare Minister HC. Mahadevappa. In that circular only 10 approved national festivals should be celebrated in schools and colleges. It is advised not to celebrate religious festivals.
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If religious festivals are celebrated in schools and colleges in violation of this order, legal action will be taken against the principals and staff. Similarly, it is stated in the circular order that various religious festivals including Christmas, Eid Milad, Sankranti, Ugadi, Ramzan cannot be celebrated in schools and colleges.
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