Tamil Nadu: Amid massive language row with centre DMK replaces rupee symbol in budget
- The Tamil Nadu government replaced the official rupee symbol with the Tamil letter 'ரு' in its budget logo for 2025-26, marking a significant political stance against the National Education Policy's three-language formula.
- Chief Minister M K Stalin accused the Central government of promoting Hindi and called the National Education Policy a 'saffron policy' aimed at Hindi promotion, rejecting it outright.
- Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman criticized the move, stating it promotes secessionist sentiments and undermines national unity, branding it as language chauvinism.
- A DMK spokesperson clarified that the replacement aims to promote the Tamil language, emphasizing the historical use of 'Rupaai' in Tamil Nadu.
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