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Maharashtra transport minister urges non-Marathi auto and taxi drivers not to view temporary relief on language norms as a permanent exemption
Summary by The Mumbai Editorial Desk Somit Sen , as published by Times of India — Mumbai
· October 5, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points Details about the campaign and the official's appeal are available. A government official is encouraging certain drivers to learn a specific language.
A government official is encouraging certain drivers to learn a specific language. The official wants these drivers to take advantage of a learning campaign. This campaign is entering its second phase and is intended to help drivers become proficient in the language.
Details about the campaign and the official's appeal are available. The official's statement comes after a temporary reprieve was given to some drivers regarding language requirements.
Further information can be found through other sources, which may provide additional context and details about the language learning campaign and the official's statement.
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Category: parks Published: October 5, 2026 Source: Times of India — Mumbai Reading time: 1 min
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