
However SCERT put the idea on hold for at least this year after the experts committee could not come to a conclusion as local dialects differ from each of the 10 districts in the state. The dialect is distinctly different from North and South Telangana and a change now may bring new headaches for the government.
An SCERT official, Dr N Upendar Reddy confirmed that the new school textbooks would adopt the Telugu that is being used as of now focusing on introducing Telangana culture, authors and their writings, social and political changes. However the ardent Telangana supporters will definitely be disappointed at this decision.
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