For first-year MBBS students, Union Home Minister Amit Shah published three subjects' textbooks in Hindi in October.
Students across the nation, according to Amit Shah, should shed their inferiority complexes and demonstrate their proficiency in their native tongue.
Dr. J. A. Jayalal, a former national president of the Indian Medical Association, claims that although Shah may have claimed that students' abilities would "improve," this could really hinder their development.
Modern, or universal, medicine is what we are referring to. The entire world engages in it; it is not just practised in India.
You cannot expect to go abroad to study and upgrade your knowledge and abilities if you were trained in a regional language, Jayalal told PTI.
He continued by saying that medical education can't just be taught through textbooks; it also necessitates reading a lot of English-language international research papers, journals, and articles.
We have observed students from rural areas and with no prior exposure to the English language succeeding in their academic work.
Rural and regional pupils' education at the school level needs to be improved if they are to become fluent in the English language.