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- The Karnataka government has directed government high schools to teach AI skills instead of a third language in 1,652 schools from the 2026-27 academic year under the National Skills Qualifications Framework.
- The Samagra Shikshana-Karnataka has issued a circular for appointing one AI guest teacher per school and asked that third language teachers be redeployed to schools facing teacher shortages.
- The Karnataka High School Hindi Language Teachers' Association has objected and written to Chief Minister D.K.
- Shivakumar, asking that the circular be withdrawn and the three-language formula continued.
- The move matters because it affects language learning options and teaching jobs in government schools.
What to watch next
- Response of the Chief Minister or government to the Hindi teachers' association's request to withdraw the circular
- Appointment of AI guest teachers in the 1,652 schools ahead of the 2026-27 academic year
- Redeployment of third language teachers to schools with teacher shortages
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