Archive · 2 Jul 2025
Amruta Fadnavis Advocates for Hindi in School Curriculum
The wife of Maharashtra's Chief Minister, Amruta Fadnavis, thinks Hindi should be taught in schools.
She believes it helps people connect across India.
This comes after the government tried to make Hindi a third language but faced criticism from people who thought it was unfair to the Marathi language.
Now, the government is rethinking its plan and a group is looking at the best way to handle the language issue.
Amruta Fadnavis suggests Hindi inclusion in school curriculum.
Her statement follows the withdrawal of a government resolution introducing Hindi.
Fadnavis believes Hindi aids in connecting with people nationwide.
The initial move to include Hindi as a third language faced opposition.
A committee has been formed to review the language policy.
- Who
- Amruta Fadnavis, the wife of the Maharashtra Chief Minister.
- What
- Amruta Fadnavis suggested Hindi be included in the school curriculum.
- When
- Wednesday, after a government decision.
- Where
- Mumbai, Maharashtra.
- Why
- To connect with people across India.
Pro-Hindi
Anti-Hindi
Language Priority
Pro-Hindi
Hindi aids in connecting with people across the country.
Anti-Hindi
Introducing Hindi may undermine the importance of Marathi.
- Person
- Amruta Fadnavis
- Position
- Maharashtra Chief Minister's Wife
- Location
- Mumbai
- Issue
- Hindi inclusion in schools