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Maharashtra committee on three-language policy to submit final report on December 20

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A committee chaired by Dr. Narendra Jadhav is set to submit its final report on the implementation of a three-language policy in Maharashtra schools on December 20.

Background

The committee is tasked with deciding the implementation of a three-language policy in Maharashtra schools. The final report will consider public opinions and expert recommendations but will not be made public.

Facts for Prelims

  • FactThe committee's final report is due to be submitted to the Maharashtra state government on December 20.
  • FactThe committee's report will consider both public opinions and expert recommendations.
  • FactPublic opinion expressed during consultations showed support for compulsory Marathi and English with Hindi introduced later.

For Mains

Q. Discuss the challenges and opportunities in implementing a multi-lingual education policy in a linguistically diverse state like Maharashtra.

Dimensions to cover in your answer

  • Linguistic identity: Balancing the promotion of regional languages with the necessity of national integration through Hindi.
  • Pedagogical friction: Potential cognitive load on primary students when introducing multiple languages simultaneously.
  • Public sentiment: Navigating the tension between local linguistic preservation and the demand for global employability via English.

Keywords: Linguistic diversity · Pedagogical framework · Language policy · Educational equity · Cultural preservation

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