An American woman who has been living in India for the past four years shared four essential tips that helped her speak fluent Hindi in a now-viral video on her Instagram account.

Maharashtra's Cultural Affairs Minister, Ashish Shelar, clarifies the language policy in Maharashtra schools, emphasizing Marathi as mandatory, not Hindi. Hindi remains an optional third language ...

He emphasized that Marathi remains the only compulsory language in Maharashtra, while Hindi has merely been offered as an optional third language.

NCP (SP) leader Jitendra Awhad condemned the imposition of Hindi in Maharashtra, asserting that Marathi defines the state's identity. He criticized language compulsion and emphasized the importance of ...

Former Maharashtra Home Minister and senior Nationalist Congress Party (NCP SP) on Monday said that mandating Hindi as default third language in the state schools would be wrong.

Speak English? Shame, Shame: Hindi push seen in new ignominy meter While Shah spoke in favour of all Indian languages and did not mention Hindi, the BJP’s critics argue that shunning English would ...

Analysis by MoE shows students prefer Hindi and English as medium of instruction, impacting pass rates in board exams.

Hours after Thackeray warned the government to withdraw the three-language education format that makes Hindi technically compulsory for many in the state or face its wrath, Fadnavis hit back.

CM Devendra Fadnavis clarified that the three-language policy, initially including compulsory Hindi, aligns with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The government has now allowed students ...

National Maharashtra Makes Hindi Optional Third Language The state has amended its language policy to allow students to choose any Indian language instead of compulsory Hindi.

The Maharashtra government has issued a revised Government Resolution (GR) stating that Hindi will be taught as the third language in Marathi and English medium schools across the state for Classes 1 ...

Controversy in Maharashtra over Hindi as a third language in schools sparks political backlash and accusations of betrayal.