Maharashtra mandates Marathi for auto and taxi drivers from August 18
Maharashtra has introduced new rules requiring auto and taxi drivers to have a working knowledge of Marathi, effective August 18. Drivers who do not meet this requirement will be issued a show-cause notice and given one month to comply. Those who still fail to comply face a three-month licence suspension, with potential permanent revocation. More than one lakh certificates have already been prepared for drivers who have completed the basic Marathi language course. The initiative is aimed at improving communication between drivers and passengers across the state.
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