When was the three-language policy implemented in India?
1968
The correct answer is 1968.
Subsequent National Policies on Education (like in 1986 and the New Education Policy 2020) have continued to discuss and adapt the language formula, recognizing the complexities of implementation. The policy acknowledges the importance of regional languages, the role of Hindi as a link language, and English as a global language and a link language within India. Understanding the historical context of language issues in India, such as the debates around Hindi as the sole official language, helps appreciate the rationale behind the Three-Language Policy implemented in 1968.
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