<h1>Tamil Nadu Replaces Rupee Symbol with Tamil Letter in Budget Logo, Fuels Language Policy Dispute with Central Government.</h1> The Tamil Nadu government replaced the Devanagari rupee symbol with a Tamil letter in its 2025-26 budget logo, intensifying a language dispute with the Indian central government. This move opposes the National Education Policy's three-language formula, which the state perceives as a push to impose Hindi. The ruling party, DMK, argues for using the Tamil language, while the BJP criticizes the change as divisive and politically motivated. The controversy highlights ongoing tensions over language policies in India, with the DMK maintaining its stance against the perceived imposition of Hindi and advocating for Tamil and English in education.