Amit Shah Pledges Native-Language Communication by December 2025

The Union Home Minister asserts no language will be imposed as Tamil Nadu resists the National Education Policy’s three-language formula.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced that his ministry will begin communicating with states in their native languages starting December 2025.
Shah reaffirmed that Hindi is not in competition with other Indian languages, describing it as a 'friend' and 'sister' to regional tongues.
The Tamil Nadu government continues to reject the three-language formula, maintaining its two-language policy of Tamil and English.
Efforts to promote regional languages include translating engineering and medical courses into local languages, Shah emphasized.
Shah criticized the use of language politics to obscure corruption, calling all Indian languages cultural treasures that foster national unity.