The Budget session in Parliament witnessed a heated exchange between the Modi government and the DMK as they locked horns over the National Education Policy (NEP) and the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan accused the DMK of backtracking on their stance regarding the three-language policy, sparking uproar and protests. DMK leader Kanimozhi countered by alleging the diversion of Tamil Nadu’s funds and went on to file a privilege motion against Pradhan for what she deemed as misleading and indecent remarks. The clash between the two parties underscored the deep-rooted disagreements over educational policies and funding allocation. This confrontation comes at a crucial time when the government is pushing forward with its agenda to reform the education sector through initiatives like the NEP. As tensions escalate between the ruling party and the opposition, the future of education in India hangs in the balance amidst political turmoil and ideological differences. Stay updated with the latest developments on this issue to understand the implications for the education system in the country.