The HinduLDF 'divided' over Kerala Government's move in seeking PM SHRI funds tied to NEP
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49% : The ruling Left Democratic Front (LDF) on Sunday (October 19, 2025) appeared divided over the Kerala Government's move to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led Central Government to access the sizeable funds of the Prime Minister's Schools for Raising India (PM SHRI) purportedly tied to the imposition of the contentious National Education Policy (NEP) in States.44% : | Explained However, General Education Minister V. Sivankutty signalled a turnabout recently by stating that signing the MOU did not signal that the LDF had accepted the Centre's bid to impose the NEP over States by making it a precondition for the release of PM SHRI funds.
38% : "Mere sabrerattling and token utterances of protest are not enough," he said.
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