City
Epaper

Maharashtra Govt Mandates Marathi Language Use in All State Offices

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: February 3, 2025 22:31 IST

The Maharashtra government issued a resolution on Monday mandating the use of Marathi in all government offices. As per ...

Open in App

The Maharashtra government issued a resolution on Monday mandating the use of Marathi in all government offices. As per the directive, employees in government offices, semi-government offices, corporations under the state government, and other related institutions are required to communicate in Marathi with visitors, excluding those from foreign countries and non-Marathi-speaking states.

A formal complaint can be lodged with the in-charge of the respective office or department for appropriate action if the rule is violated. The resolution treats such violations as acts of official indiscipline.

Also Read| Mumbai CSMT Station: Central Railway to Install 150 Hi-Tech Scanning Machines at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus.

If the complainant is dissatisfied with the action taken against the violator, they can appeal to the Marathi Language Committee of the Maharashtra Legislature. 

Tags: Maharashtra NewsMaharashtra GovernmentMarathi language
Open in App

Related Stories

PuneGautami Patil’s Car Crashes Into Auto-Rickshaw in Pune, 3 Injured; Driver Detained (VIDEO)

MaharashtraMaharashtra: 10% MSRTC Bus Fare Hike Cancelled Amid Flood Crisis

MaharashtraMaharashtra: Sex Racket Operating from Two Flats in Amravati Busted

MaharashtraSindhudurg: 17-Year-Old Girl Leaves Home Without Informing Family, Found Dead in Forest After 2 Months

MaharashtraNagpur Crime: 24-Year-Old Man Accused of Posting Ex-Girlfriend’s Nude Photos Online

Maharashtra Realted Stories

Mumbai₹325 Crore Shipping and Logistics Fraud Rocks Mumbai; EOW Launches Investigation

MumbaiMumbai Crime: Woman Raped and Killed Over Rs 600 Dispute in Malvani; Accused Arrested From Mathura

MumbaiMumbai Tops India in Financial Crimes in 2023, NCRB Report Shows

MumbaiMumbai: 44-Year-Old Ivory Coast Citizen Sentenced to 12 Years Jail for Drug Trafficking

MaharashtraKDMC Issues Notice to Kalyan Private School Over Ban on Religious Symbols