Chandrababu: ‘Speak in Telugu, learn English and Hindi’ Anamika Gottipati, March 6, 2025March 6, 2025 “We should promote Telugu and English, but it is better to learn Hindi so that we can mingle with people easily. International languages help students to study, work, and thrive globally.” This is what Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has said. While Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin opposes the Centre’s New Education Policy (NEP), Naidu embraced it, tweaked it, and issued a bold new declaration. Nara Chandrababu Naidu stated that learning Hindi will assist Telugu people in gaining better opportunities in the rest of India. 10 Language Policy for Universities 📖 Must Read: Chandrababu Naidu shifts focus on infrastructure build Naidu has declared a ten-language strategy for the state’s universities. The policy, which was announced on Wednesday, aims to encourage multilingual education by including various regional, national, and international languages in the academic curriculum. “Why only three languages? I will promote ten languages at every university,” he vowed. 📖 Must Read: Babu clarifies why he chose not visit Simhachalam The initiative aims to provide children a competitive advantage by teaching them Telugu, English, Hindi, and seven additional languages, including widely spoken international languages such as Spanish, French, German, and Mandarin. While the full list of languages has yet to be decided, Naidu suggested a combination that reflects both national history and global significance. 📖 Must Read: One Year of Naidu’s government in Andhra Pradesh: Mixed reactions