Thursday, December 12, 2024
spot_img

Scholars to address KAS language rally

Date:

Share post:

spot_img
spot_img

SHILLONG: Many scholars will attend the rally on Saturday organised by the Khasi Authors’ Society (KAS) in demand for the inclusion of Khasi language in the Eighth Schedule.
KAS president Dr DRL Nonglait said after a short public rally at Fire Brigade ground at 11 am, a procession up to Malki ground will be taken out. The KAS president informed that the speakers who will explain the benefits if the language is included in the Eighth Schedule will include Prof A Kharmalki from Khasi department NEHU, president of NESO, Samuel Jyrwa, former NEHU professor, Dr SL Marbaniang, Dr P Nongtdu from Jaintia Eastern College, former principal of UCC, Dr BR Kharlukhi, besides members of the society. He said that they have been following up this issue with Union ministers, MPs, the chief minister and Cabinet ministers in the State.
“We hope that the Centre will take cognizance of the resolution to be adopted by the Assembly in the upcoming session on the need to include the Khasi language in the Sixth Schedule,” he said.
Meanwhile, the KAS president also urged the public, especially students and teachers from schools and colleges and university to attend the rally.
FKJGP supports KAS rally
The FKJGP central body on Thursday has extended their support to the Khasi Authors’ Society-organised rally schedule to be held on Saturday.
The rally is to garner support for the inclusion of Khasi language in the Eighth Schedule of the Indian Constitution.
In a statement issued here, the federation has urged the Khasi community to be united and come forward in support of the move. They have also requested members of different organisation of all units to be part of the rally that will commence from Firebrigade Ground, Laitumkhrah at 11 am.

spot_img
spot_img

Related articles

RDA breaks up for polls

By Our Reporter SHILLONG, Dec 11: While the bugle for district council polls has hardly been sounded, political realignment...

Lack of interest in TMC camp; party likely to skip ADC polls

By Our Reporter SHILLONG, Dec 11: The Opposition Trinamool Congress (TMC) appears unlikely to contest the upcoming Autonomous District...

Sanbor flags concern over beef ban impact on state’s cattle trade

In a letter to Assam CM, he said Meghalaya relies heavily on road connectivity through Assam for...

Rakkam sees border hotel biz in Assam’s beef restriction

By Our Reporter SHILLONG, Dec 11: National People’s Party (NPP) leader and Education Minister Rakkam A Sangma has advised...