English opened doors for me that my parents, who only had their mother tongue, could never access — global jobs, higher education abroad, confidence in any room I walk into. I want that same door open for the next generation too.
UNESCO research consistently shows children grasp complex concepts faster when taught first in their mother tongue before transitioning to a second language, and countries like Finland and Japan lead global education rankings while prioritizing native-language instruction early on.
Is it okay for Indian parents to choose their children's career and spouse?
Is caste-based reservation system still necessary in modern India?
