Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announces that all competitive examinations conducted by the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) will now be held in Marathi. This decision aims to provide better opportunities for Marathi-speaking students by eliminating language barriers in government job exams.
Key points:
- The Maharashtra government ensures that all MPSC exams will be available in Marathi.
- This initiative supports regional language promotion and equal opportunities for Marathi-speaking candidates.
- The government is also making Marathi textbooks available for technical subjects to facilitate the transition.
- The decision aims to make state government jobs more accessible to local students.
The move is expected to help students from rural backgrounds who may struggle with English or Hindi. It also aligns with the government’s efforts to promote the Marathi language in education and administration.
This decision reflects the commitment to ensuring that language is not a barrier for aspirants aiming for government positions in Maharashtra. The initiative is widely welcomed by students and educators across the state.
For more details visit Maharashtra Public Service Commission circular.