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Hindi ‘Mandatory’ as Third Language in Maharashtra Schools; Marathi Groups Decry ‘Backdoor Imposition’

  • The Maharashtra government has mandated that Hindi be taught as a third language in classes 1 to 5 for Marathi and English medium schools.
  • Students can opt for another language if at least 20 students in a class choose it, although this option is seen as unlikely by critics.
  • Deepak Pawar of Marathi Bhasha Abhyas Kendra called the decision a 'backdoor imposition of Hindi' on Marathi speakers.
  • Vasant Kalpande expressed doubt that 20 students will opt for a non-Hindi language.
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The Print broke the news in New Delhi, India on Wednesday, June 18, 2025.
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