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Over 4,500 teachers join Marathi training drive for non-Marathi drivers in Maharashtra

The programme, launched on June 1 by the Transport Department in collaboration with the Konkan Marathi Sahitya Parishad and Mumbai Sahitya Sangh, aims to help drivers communicate more effectively with passengers while promoting the use of Marathi in everyday interactions

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From August 16, drivers who are unable to communicate with passengers in Marathi may face action from the Transport Department. Pic via State Transport Department

From August 16, drivers who are unable to communicate with passengers in Marathi may face action from the Transport Department. Pic via State Transport Department

The Maharashtra government's initiative to teach practical Marathi to non-Marathi auto-rickshaw and taxi drivers has received an enthusiastic response, with thousands of drivers voluntarily enrolling in language classes across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).

The programme, launched on June 1 by the Transport Department in collaboration with the Konkan Marathi Sahitya Parishad and Mumbai Sahitya Sangh, aims to help drivers communicate more effectively with passengers while promoting the use of Marathi in everyday interactions.

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