Dear non-English medium student, you were never the problem.

Let me say it straight —
Tum galat nahi the.
You were never the weak one.
The problem was never you. The problem was the system.

A system that gave you English without giving you training.
A system that made English a status symbol instead of a skill.
A system that praised those who could speak fancy, and ignored those who could think clearly.

You didn’t fail the system.
The system failed you.

You learnt in Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu — whatever your medium was — and still, you passed exams, supported your family, built dreams.
But one interview, one conversation, one classroom made you feel small — just because your English wasn’t “perfect.”
That’s not fair. That’s not your fault.

You were never less. You were just not shown the way.

Now listen carefully:
Fluency is not born. It’s built.
Confidence is not talent. It’s training.
English is not a label. It’s a tool. That’s all.

If someone had sat with you, guided you with care, explained things properly —
you would’ve learnt English the way you learnt everything else — with dedication and sharp focus.

You don’t lack intelligence. You don’t lack potential.
What you lacked was the right environment. The right guidance.
And maybe… someone to say this to you:
“You’re doing well. You just need practice, not permission.”

That’s why I created this mission.
Not to “teach” English the way schools do.
But to help you become independent — confident, fluent, clear.

I respect non-English medium learners more than anyone.
You’ve survived the hardest path. You’ve learnt to think in two languages.
And now, you’ll speak with strength in both.

You were never the problem.

And from today, don’t let anyone — including yourself — believe otherwise.