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Language policy
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Should state government recruitment exams offer candidates the option to write in any recognized regional language?
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- 'We will beat them if…': MNS warns auto and taxi drivers after Maharashtra gives one-year extension to learn Marathi [Hindustan Times]
- TN govt amends law to guarantee jobs of people recruited under Tamil medium quota [Times of India India]
- Marathi rule sparks unease among veteran auto drivers in Mumbai [Times of India Mumbai]
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