Nagaland Board Clarifies Sanskrit Teaching Policy, Says Yhome

Yhome, speaking on behalf of the Nagaland education board, addressed recent queries about the role of Sanskrit in the state’s school curriculum. He confirmed that the board’s existing policy allows Sanskrit to be offered in schools in accordance with the standard curriculum framework. The official emphasized that any decision to modify or expand the subject will follow the board’s regular review procedures. This clarification comes as discussions on language education continue across the northeastern region, and the board reiterated its commitment to align curriculum choices with educational goals. No immediate changes to the syllabus were announced, and the board invited feedback from educators and parents.