What does it mean to look bored? That unusual question arose during the COVID-19 lockdown, when classes moved online and ...

Hindi row: Amid the political blame-game and rising opposition to introduction of Hindi language in Maharashtra schools from classes 1 to 5, the state government on Sunday cancelled government ...

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister and NCP President Ajit Pawar has weighed in on the ongoing three-language issue in the state saying that he was not in favour of making Hindi compulsory from Class 1, ...

Amidst opposition to introducing Hindi in Maharashtra schools for classes 1 to 5, the state cabinet has retracted two govt orders concerning the three-language policy's implementation. Chief Minister ...

NCP (SP) chief Sharad Pawar on Thursday said that Hindi should not be made mandatory from Class 1 in Maharashtra, underscoring that if a new language is to be introduced, it should be done only ...

Maharashtra's Deputy Chief Minister, Ajit Pawar, has voiced his opposition to the proposal of introducing Hindi as a third language from Class 1 in state schools. Instead, he advocates for its ...

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has opposed the move to introduce Hindi as a third language from Class 1 in the schools of the state, and said it should instead be taught from Class 5.

The state govt last week issued an amended order, stating Hindi will generally be taught as third language in Marathi, English medium schools from Classes 1-5.

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has opposed the recent move by the BJP-led Mahayuti government to teach Hindi as a third language from Class 1 in schools across Maharashtra and ...

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has opposed the move to introduce Hindi as a third language from Class 1 in the schools of the state, and said it should instead be taught from Class 5.

In its Government Resolution (GR), the Maharashtra government stated, "Hindi will be the third language. For those who want to learn another language, at least 20 willing students are required." ...

The Maharashtra government has withdrawn its earlier directive which mandated Hindi as the compulsory third language in Marathi and English-medium primary schools.