The government of Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni has approved new rules for schools. Under this, clothes covering the entire face like burqa and niqab have been banned in schools. For breaking the rules, a fine of up to 1000 Euro i.e. about Rs 1 lakh can be imposed. Along with this, the number of some foreign students has been limited to 30% in a class. However, this ban will not apply to Hijab i.e. the scarf that covers the head and hair. If the student wearing a face covering is a minor, his or her parents may be fined. No 30% limit on every foreign student The government has made it clear that the 30% limit will not apply to every non-Italian student. This is for some foreign students who do not have sufficient experience with the Italian language or school system. This count will include children in primary school who were not born in Italy or who have not attended at least 2 years of pre-school in the Italian education system. Secondary schools will count as non-Italian students who have not completed at least 3 years of study in the Italian national education system. Children born in Italy and who have been studying in the school system there for a sufficient period of time will not be counted towards the 30% limit. The news is updating…
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इटली में स्कूलों में बुर्का-नकाब पर बैन: नियम तोड़ने पर 1 लाख रुपए तक जुर्माना; कुछ विदेशी छात्रों की संख्या 30% तक सीमित
