In a recent development, Union Home Minister Amit Shah weighed in on the language controversy in Tamil Nadu, calling on Chief Minister MK Stalin to consider offering medical and engineering courses in the Tamil language. Shah’s comments come in response to Stalin’s criticism of the Centre over the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020’s three-language formula. Shah pointed out the Modi government’s recent decision to permit CISF aspirants to take their exams in regional languages as a step towards promoting linguistic diversity. The language row between the Centre and the Tamil Nadu government has sparked a debate on the importance of regional languages in education and administration. This exchange of jibes between the ruling parties at the state and national levels underscores the complex linguistic landscape in India. Stay tuned for further updates on this evolving story.