Mumbai, Apr 23 ( UNI) In a significant step toward strengthening the implementation of the state's Marathi language mandate, the Maharashtra government has directed that all commercial drivers, including taxi, auto-rickshaw, and app-based service operators such as Ola and Uber, must communicate with passengers in Marathi.Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik has called a high-level meeting on April 24 to chalk out a detailed roadmap for the initiative. The meeting will include the Transport Commissioner, senior officials, language experts, and writers to develop an effective implementation strategy.The move follows complaints about communication barriers involving non-local drivers, prompting the government to strictly enforce the 2019 directiv...