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The Devendra Fadnavis government of Maharashtra recently issued an order to make Hindi language mandatory from class 1 to 5, on which many political statements were also revealed. Now, the statement of Maharashtra School Education Minister, Dada Bhusus has come about the imperative of Hindi language. He said that it has been decided to cancel the decision to make Hindi language mandatory and it has been decided to make this voluntary option on Tuesday. Those who have to learn Hindi, will be decided by taking information about how many students in such schools. Currently, the first language in the state will be Marathi and the second will be English.
Language counseling committee raised questions
Recently, an order was issued that it would be mandatory to read Hindi as a third language from class 1 to 5 in all government and private schools in Maharashtra. This decision has been canceled at the moment. On Sunday, the language counseling committee of the Government of Maharashtra urged Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to withdraw the decision to make Hindi a third language for students up to 5th standard. In a letter to the Chief Minister, the committee chief Laxmikant Deshmukh claimed that the State Educational Research and Training (SCERT) did not consider his views and suggestions before promoting Hindi. The government has constituted the Language Counseling Committee to advise matters related to language, but SCERT did not consider the suggestions of this committee.
The letter said, “No language has been made mandatory in the National Education Policy. In contrast, NEP states that education should be imparted through mother tongue, so it is not right to make Hindi as compulsory as the third language. Hindi should not be made mandatory at any level of education. Instead, the policy of using Hindi as low as possible. ”(Input- language)
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