In light of the ongoing discussions and debates surrounding the New Education Policy (NEP), a prominent Union Minister has clarified that there will be no imposition of the Hindi language as part of the educational reforms. This statement comes amidst a backdrop of concern and opposition from various groups and individuals who fear that Hindi may be enforced in a manner that could undermine regional languages and cultures. The Minister emphasized that the NEP is designed to promote multilingualism and respect for linguistic diversity, ensuring that students can learn in their mother tongues or regional languages. The policy aims to foster an inclusive educational environment that caters to the linguistic preferences of students across the nation. By addressing these concerns, the government seeks to reassure citizens that the NEP will not prioritize one language over others, but rather encourage a balanced approach to language education.
In light of the ongoing discussions and debates surrounding the New Education Policy (NEP), a prominent Union Minister has clarified that there will be no imposition of the Hindi language as part of the educational reforms
