Guwahati, Sept. 1 -- Nagaland University, the state's only Central University, has partnered with the Directorate of School Education to launch a landmark initiative to develop written grammar for the 18 recognised Naga languages.

The project, unprecedented in scale, willcreatestructured pedagogical grammars for school textbooks from Classes 5 to 12,in linewith the vision of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.

Although Naga languages have been taught in schools for decades, they have lacked dedicated written grammar resources for teaching and learning.

This initiative aims to bridge that gap by systematically documentinggrammarelementssuch asparts of speech, tense, phrase and clause structures, and tone, while also strengthening ...