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Mumbai Auto-Cab Drivers Trained in Marathi Under New Maharashtra State Rule

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Mumbai's auto-rickshaw and cab drivers are undergoing Marathi language training following a new state government directive. The Maharashtra government has set up dedicated training centers and a helpline to support drivers navigating the language requirement. Drivers who fail the language test are issued a notice and given a suspension period to learn Marathi before resuming work. However, some drivers have been observed using newly learned Marathi phrases to turn away passengers, raising concerns among commuters. Passengers remain hopeful that the initiative will ultimately lead to fewer ride refusals rather than providing drivers with new ways to decline them.

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