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Bihar Launches 70-Day Urdu Course for Government Employees
The Bihar government wants more government workers to learn Urdu.
Urdu is the state’s second official language.
It is offering an online course that lasts 70 days.
The course starts on October 13.
Classes will happen four days a week, from 1 p.m.
to 3 p.m.
Public holidays will not count as class days.
Students will take a test at the end.
People who pass will receive an Urdu Learning Certificate.
The Bihar government is offering a 70-day online Urdu certification course for state employees.
The course aims to promote Urdu, Bihar’s second official language.
Classes will begin on October 13 and run Monday through Thursday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
The course will exclude public holidays and conclude with an examination.
Successful participants will receive an Urdu Learning Certificate.
- Who
- The Bihar government is offering the course to state government employees.
- What
- A 70-day online Urdu certification course will be held, followed by an examination.
- Where
- The course will be conducted online for employees of the Bihar government.
- When
- The course begins on October 13 and runs Monday through Thursday for 70 days, excluding public holidays.
- Why
- The course is intended to promote Urdu, Bihar’s second official language.
Key facts
- Course duration
- 70 days
- Start date
- October 13
- Class schedule
- Monday through Thursday, 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- Format
- Online
- Participants
- Bihar state government employees
- Assessment
- An examination will be held at the end of the course
- Certificate
- Successful candidates will receive an Urdu Learning Certificate
Sources
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