The voices against Hindi imposition are growing louder in Karnataka, with the Kannada Development Authority recently appealing to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to implement a two-language policy in the state, promoting Kannada and English. The move comes amidst ongoing debates on the imposition of Hindi in non-Hindi speaking states. The recommendation emphasizes the importance of Kannada while also advocating for the inclusion of English to reduce the language learning burden on students. This push for a two-language formula aims to uphold the significance of regional languages while ensuring that students have access to a global language like English. The call for a language policy that prioritizes Kannada and English reflects the sentiments of many in Karnataka who are concerned about the potential marginalization of regional languages in the face of Hindi dominance. As the debate on language policy continues to gain traction in the state, stakeholders are closely watching to see how the government will respond to these calls for linguistic inclusivity and preservation of regional identity.