Explore the complexities of India’s language education policy with ‘The Three Language Formula: An Educational Problem.’ This insightful book delves into the psychological and scholarly aspects of language learning, examining the impact of the Three Language Formula on students, teachers, and the public. As scientific subjects dominate modern curricula and 15 languages hold constitutional status, understanding how students navigate mandatory language learning becomes crucial. The book addresses the imperative of learning international languages and questions the future of India’s mother tongue and cultural heritage languages. Discover the challenges posed by state autonomy in education and the author’s analysis of these pressing issues for the first time in this compelling read from The Bookish Owl.