Archive · 21 Jun 2025
Vidya Bharati: Hindi Not Mandatory in NEP
Vidya Bharati, an RSS-affiliated organization, is clarifying its position on the new National Education Policy (NEP).
They want everyone to know that Hindi is not a mandatory language to learn.
They support the idea of teaching in a student's mother tongue and are proud of their students' achievements in academics and the UPSC exams.
Vidya Bharati clarified that studying Hindi is not compulsory under the NEP.
Vidya Bharati supports the NEP's emphasis on mother tongue education.
The organization highlights that no language is being forced on any state.
Over 93% of Vidya Bharati school students succeeded in Class 12th with more than 2,500 students scoring above 90%.
27 alumni cleared the UPSC this year.
- Who
- Vidya Bharati, the RSS's education wing.
- What
- Vidya Bharati clarifies that Hindi is not compulsory under the NEP and supports mother tongue education.
- When
- June 20, 2025
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To clarify their stance on language requirements within the NEP.
Concerns Addressed
Vidya Bharati's Stance
Language Mandate
Concerns Addressed
Concerns regarding compulsory language studies.
Vidya Bharati's Stance
Vidya Bharati clarifies that the NEP does not mandate Hindi as a compulsory subject.
- Organization
- Vidya Bharati
- Affiliation
- RSS
- Policy Supported
- NEP
- Language Stance
- No mandatory Hindi
- Class 12th Success Rate
- Over 93%
- UPSC Success
- 27 alumni
