Parents and students in Telangana are voicing their concerns over the state government’s decision to introduce Telugu as a mandatory second language in all schools from the academic year 2025-26. The move has sparked protests as parents demand the freedom to choose the second language for their children’s education. Critics argue that this policy will place an unnecessary academic burden on students, especially those following the CBSE curriculum, and overlooks the needs of non-native speakers and families who frequently relocate. The decision has ignited a debate on language education and cultural identity in the state. Stay updated on the latest developments regarding this issue to understand its impact on the educational landscape in Telangana.