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The document proposes replacing the third language in India's Three Language Formula with Python. It argues that currently the formula is not uniformly implemented across states and there is a gap where the third language would be. Python has the potential to fill this vacancy as a future-oriented third language. The modernized Three Language Formula would have the regional language first, English second, and Python third. The proposal recommends popularizing Python through walkathons, meetings with education ministers, and PILs in high courts, as well as translating Python into regional languages and introducing textbooks and standards for its use in schools.
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