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November 15, 2020

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These achievers affirm our asha in our matrubhaasha

The Centre took a huge step towards weaning India away from ‘angrezi’ and turning it into Bharat, by making mother tongue compulsory medium of instruction up to Class 5. At a time when most believe that proficiency in English is a necessary skill, Mirror’s Niyati Rana speaks to notable people from Gujarat who did their schooling in Gujarati, excelled academically, and achieved great success

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♦ Parimal NathwaniSenior Group President at Reliance Industries Ltd and Rajya Sabha MPStudied at: Gokalibai School, MumbaiI am in complete consensus with Mahatma Gandhiji, who believed that children must get primary education in their mother tongue. Our mother tongue is directly linked to the future of our culture, heritage, and traditions. I studied in Gujarati medium from Class 1 onwards at Gokalibai School in Vile Parle West, Mumbai. I started learning English only from Class 9 as one of the subjects. During and after college, I tried my hands at different businesses — from being a dealer in cold drinks, to manufacturing soaps, and trading in stocks. Then, in 1995, I met Dhirubhai Ambani and have been working at Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) since then. I got elected as Rajya Sabha MP from Jharkhand in 2008, and was re-elected from there in 2014.I got elected for my third term from Andhra Pradesh in June 2020. I have achieved a lot in my life on various fronts, whether it be the corporate sector at RIL, in politics as RS MP, in cricket as VP of GCA, in religious and philanthropic activities, or as a wildlife enthusiast. But I have never felt handicapped in any way for having done my schooling in my mother tongue.