Nagpur: The State Education Department on Monday asked all division level officials to start issuing notifications for fine RS 1 lakh to schools that have not implemented a maratory as a mandatory subject.
Maharashtra must teach and language learning Marathi in the school law was introduced in June 2020.
While the State Council school teaches Marathi, non-state board – Secondary Education Board, Indian School Certificate Examination Board, Cambridge Board General Educational Certificate, Baccalaureate International and Institute National Open School – Must introduce Marathi for Class I to VI, gradually.
In this academic year, Marathi must be taught to class I, II, VI and VII.
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But in the second year its implementation, the state has received complaints that Marathi is still not introduced as a mandatory subject in several schools.
When physical schools are closed during their own lock, there is no follow-up.