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This financial year 22 June 2019 and it was a great success. More (2019-2020) has shown an increase in the than 150 scholars from all over India and total amount received from subscription of abroad participated and presented papers in the IJDL including the sale of back volumes of the conference. Journal and the total amount comes to Rs. 70,729/-. It may be noted that the IJDL issues Collaboration and Support to ISDL are regularly sent free of cost to the life- The DLA extends full support and members of the Dravidian Linguistic collaborates with all academic activities of the Association of India. ISDL. Since DLA is presently housed in the ISDL campus, the DLA gives all possible support for IJDL offers a platform for linguists and the works in connection with campus scholars in allied disciplines to express their development, maintenance works, campus innovative ideas and new findings. The two beautification etc. During 2019-2020, DLA has issues of IJDL published in the financial year spent around Rs. 25000/- for this purpose. For 2019-2020, as usual, maintained the standards the completion of another seven rooms in the expected for such a prestigious Journal. The Tribal Block, DLA had spent around Rs. 12 lakhs contents of IJDL Vol. XLVIII No. 2 (June issue) during this financial year. consist of 9 articles, 2 reviews and Index. The Administrative & Publication Division contents of Vol. XLIX No. 1 (January issue) Dravidian Linguistic Association of India Theconsist second of 9phase articles of and 2 reviews. In both theissues, Orientation the contributors Course include well-known REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL forProfessors language teachersand young researchers. All OF DRAVIDIAN LINGUISTICS was held on 7 th and articles are selected purely on their merit. The International Journal of Dravidian 8th February 2019 at V.I. Subramoniam Linguistics was started in January 1971 by the DRAFT NATIONAL EDUCATION Memorial ISDL Complex, POLICY 2020 – COMMENTS Department of Linguistics, University of Kerala. Menamkulam. The (Continued from the last issue) The journal was later taken over by the course began with an Dravidian Linguistic Association of India for its inauguralSuggestion session: The existingin which paragraph Prof. Naduvattom may be Gopalakrishnan welcomed the gathering. effective running in 1976. replaced with: Prof. V.R. Prabodhachandran Nair, former IJDL is published biannually i.e., in Head“It is well-known and Professor that many STof communities Linguistics, in January and in June. Till now, this journal is UniversityIndia have, overof Keralathe ages, and perfected the recipientsystems of of published in time without having any break. The theECCE first consistent award withfor classicallife-as-lived Malayalam, by the first issue of the 49 volume of IJDL (January inauguratedcommunity theconcerned. course. Prof. InN. Gopinathansome cases, Nair, Latest Publications: EVOLUTION OF MALAYALAM , Anantaramayyar Chandrasekhar, 2020, PB, Crown 1/4, pp. 8+216, Rs. 450/- (US$ 45/-). THE DRAVIDIAN CULTURE AND ITS DIFFUSION , T.K. Krishna Menon, 2020, PB, Demy 1/8, pp. 58, Rs. 75/- (US$ 7.50/-). THE MOTHER GODDESS IN BENGAL AND IN KERALA , T. Madhava Menon, 2020, PB, Demy 1/8, pp. vi + 463, Rs. 600/- (US$ 60/-). INDEX OF KA FF AŚŚ A RĀMĀYA FAM , Puthuserry Ramachandran, 2020, HB, Demy 1/8, pp. 1122, Rs. 1930/- (US$ 193/-). COLLECTED PAPERS ON TAMIL , Naduvattom Gopalakrishnan (Ed.), 2019, PB, Demy 1/8, pp. x + 374. Rs. 400/- (US$ 40/-). 2 Website: www.ijdl.org DLA News Vol. 44 November 2020 E-mail: [email protected] ; [email protected] community concerned. In some cases, these systems home areas. 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