Union Home Minister Amit Shah has urged the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin, to consider offering engineering and medical courses in the Tamil language. The request was made during a meeting between the two leaders in Chennai. Shah emphasized the importance of providing education in the mother tongue to ensure better understanding and comprehension among students. He highlighted that offering technical courses in regional languages would benefit students from rural areas who may struggle with English. The move is in line with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, which aims to promote multilingualism and mother tongue-based education. Shah’s suggestion aligns with efforts to promote linguistic diversity and inclusivity in education. The proposal is seen as a step towards democratizing technical education and making it more accessible to a wider range of students. The Tamil Nadu government is now expected to consider the feasibility and implementation of offering engineering and medical courses in Tamil. This development comes as a significant move towards educational reform and linguistic empowerment in the state. Stay updated with the latest news on education and language policies in India by following Times of India.