<h1>Prime Minister's push for mandatory 'Swadeshi' school campaigns raises free expression, commercial liberty, and autonomy concerns</h1> The prime minister urged schools and teachers to lead campaigns promoting domestic goods, proposing school 'Swadeshi' events, student marches, interaction with local artisans, and mandating visible 'har ghar swadeshi' boards outside every house and shop; he framed these as patriotic and economic self-reliance measures. Legally, such state exhortations raise questions about the line between permissible government advocacy and coercion, potential impacts on individual freedom of expression and commercial liberty, schools' autonomy, and equal-treatment obligations toward foreign goods or minority views; enforceability would depend on whether directives are advisory or backed by statutory or administrative compulsion.