Maharashtra mandates Hindi as third language in schools, sparking debate over language imposition and educational benefits.

NCERT has responded to criticism over Hindi-sounding textbook titles, with an official response, saying names reflect Indian culture and diversity, not language bias.

NCERT textbooks named after Indian cultural elements to promote unity and diversity in education, not Hindi preference.

Till now, only Marathi and English have been taught as mandatory languages from Classes 1 to 4 in these schools.

MUMBAI: The Maharashtra government has made Hindi a compulsory third language from Std I-V in Marathi and English medium ...

The Maharashtra government has mandated Hindi as a compulsory third language in Marathi and English medium schools from Std I ...

Hindi will be a compulsory third language for Classes 1–5 in Maharashtra under NEP 2020. Marathi and English remain mandatory. Experts worry this may burden students and affect core subjects, ...

Maharashtra mandates Hindi as a third language for Classes 1-5 from 2025-26, implementing NEP 2020's phased rollout, ...

NCERT has renamed several English-medium textbooks using Hindi titles in Roman script. The move coincides with Tamil Nadu’s ...

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