Archive · 18 Sep 2025
Maharashtra Committee Consults on Three-Language Policy
A group in Maharashtra is asking people what they think about schools teaching three languages.
Led by Dr. Narendra Jadhav, they're talking to teachers, parents, and leaders like Uddhav Thackeray.
They'll have a website for feedback and visit eight cities to chat with people.
The goal is to get everyone's ideas before deciding how to teach languages in schools.
They'll share their recommendations with the government by December 5.
Maharashtra committee is collecting public input on a three-language policy.
The committee, led by Dr. Narendra Jadhav, will consult with stakeholders.
Consultations include political parties, teachers, and parents.
Feedback will be gathered online and in-person across eight cities.
The committee aims to submit its report to the government by December 5.
- Who
- Government-appointed committee led by Dr. Narendra Jadhav
- What
- Gathering public opinion on Maharashtra's three-language policy.
- When
- Expected to submit report by December 5.
- Where
- Maharashtra, with consultations in eight cities.
- Why
- To shape the framework of the three-language policy.
Marathi Abhyas Kendra
Maharashtra Government
Implementation Grade
Marathi Abhyas Kendra
Advocates against implementation in primary grades (1-5).
Maharashtra Government
Considering implementation across various grades.
- Committee Head
- Dr. Narendra Jadhav
- Report Deadline
- December 5
- Consultation Method
- Digital and In-Person
- Public Meeting Locations
- 8 cities across Maharashtra
- Website Launch
- Within 10 days
