Engineering Courses in Local Languages Lacking Textbooks

Imagine the government wanted more students to study engineering in their own languages.

They started programs in 12 Indian languages, but the textbooks weren't ready!

First-year books were translated, but later years were delayed.

This meant students often had to use English textbooks, which made it harder for some to understand.

Although some colleges are offering these courses, many top schools have not.

Experts say it's crucial to translate all the books, especially the ones for advanced subjects, so students can learn better.

Some colleges have also switched to a system using English books and classes in their native languages.