Rajasthan to Integrate Local Dialects in Schools for Enhanced Learning

• Rajasthan launches multilingual education initiative in government schools to make learning more engaging.
• Project aims to bridge the gap between home and school language by using local words like ‘ladu’ and ‘rotlo’.
• Initially implemented in 11 districts, with plans for phased expansion across the state.
• Surveys identified over 30 dialects, including ‘Wagdi’ and ‘Mewari’, widely spoken by students.
• Piloted in Dungarpur and Sirohi, the initiative improved student interest, comprehension, attendance (58% to 66%), and basic literacy.