India, May 27 -- The state government re-issued a government resolution (GR) on Monday reinforcing the use of Marathi as a mode of communication in all establishments that fall under the state and Central governments. The responsibility to implement this has been given to all district collectors.

"Under the three-language formula Marathi, the state language, was earlier made mandatory in all government offices (in 2017). But there have been complaints that the language has not been used in banks, those operating telephone services, insurance companies, railways, metro and mono railways, airports, gas stations and tax offices. Various people's representatives have raised this issue from time to time. Hence the government has decided to re...