Nearly three months after the Maharashtra government's three-language policy committee submitted its report, there is still no announcement regarding changes for primary school language requirements. The recently released textbook list by Balbharati for the 2026-27 academic year suggests that the existing language-learning system will continue. The list shows no changes in the textbooks for Classes 2, 3, 4, and 6, indicating that Marathi- and English-medium schools will maintain their current practice of teaching two languages, while other mediums will continue with three languages. The debate on this policy intensified after the state proposed making Hindi a compulsory third language in state board schools, leading to significant opposition from various stakeholders. Following backlash, the government withdrew its earlier directives and formed a committee led by Dr. Narendra Jadhav to reassess the three-language formula. However, as of now, the absence of formal communication regarding changes implies that the existing language structure will remain in place for the upcoming academic year.