The Maharashtra Government has launched a Marathi language learning programme for auto-rickshaw and taxi drivers across the state. Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik said around 4,500 teachers will ...

Amid escalating debate over the mandatory use of the Marathi language in Maharashtra, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Friday emphasised that while pride in one's mother tongue is essential, the st ...

The booklet, titled ‘Maharashtra is my state… Marathi is my language!’, has been brought out with the assistance of Marathi litterateurs and language experts. It contains simple Marathi phrases common ...

To help non-Marathi-speaking drivers learn the language, the state government will set up Marathi language study centres at ...

Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik said the campaign will be conducted across all 59 Regional Transport Offices (RTOs) from May 1 to August 15.

Mira-Bhayandar: An innovative Marathi language learning workshop was organized for the non-Marathi auto-rickshaw drivers in the city. This initiative comes after a startling revelation that as many as ...

Mumbai: Transport minister Pratap Sarnaik on Friday announced starting of ‘practical Marathi training’ classes for non ...

Sarnaik said demands of autorickshaw and taxi unions to give non-Marathi drivers a fixed time to learn the language were reasonable and are being considered, he said. The minister's comments have come ...

Maharashtra Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik has announced that auto-rickshaw and taxi drivers in the state would be required to learn functional Marathi by August 15 to enable better communication ...

In a major push to promote the Marathi language, the Maharashtra government has made it compulsory for all rickshaw and taxi ...

Suniel Shetty urges respect for language, not forced conformity in Mumbai. He values his Mangaluru roots while embracing Mumbai as his karmabhoomi. Shetty believes learning Marathi should be a choice, ...

Licenses will not be cancelled solely on the grounds that a driver does not know the language, said the state government.