Kannada Development Authority demands removal of Hindi in schools

Kannada Development Authority has reportedly demanded that Hindi should not be offered in Karnataka's schools claiming that Hindi is being imposed in the guise of an optional third language. This move comes after Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah wrote to the Centre asking for the removal of Hindi signboards from Bengaluru Metro stations following demands made by the KDA.

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