Parents and students in Hyderabad are demanding the freedom of choice as the Telangana government has decided to make Telugu a mandatory second language in all schools by the 2025-26 academic year. The move has sparked protests as they feel it puts an unnecessary academic burden, especially on CBSE students, and overlooks the needs of non-native speakers and families who move frequently. The decision has stirred controversy and raised concerns among parents and students who believe that the policy should allow for more flexibility and choice in language selection. Stay updated with the latest news on educational policies and public reactions in Telangana by following Times of India.