Maharashtra CM to consult stakeholders on three-language formula amid opposition, including protests by Marathi literary figures and civil societies.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced on Monday night that a final decision on implementing the three-language formula in schools in the State will be taken only after discussions with writers, language experts, political leaders, and all other stakeholders concerned.
The move comes amid widespread opposition to the government’s decision to introduce Hindi as a third language in schools.
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