Stalin criticizes CBSE's three-language policy as linguistic imposition favoring Hindi.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin criticized the Central Board of Secondary Education’s new three-language curriculum as a "calculated attempt at linguistic imposition" favoring Hindi. He argued the policy undermines federalism and marginalizes non-Hindi-speaking states while failing to provide necessary infrastructure and teacher training. Stalin accused the Union government of hypocrisy for not mandating southern languages in Hindi-speaking states and urged the AIADMK to defend regional identity.