Acharya Prashant addresses the concern regarding the dominance of the English language in Indian schools and the perceived inferiority of regional languages. He clarifies that what is commonly termed as 'higher education' today is primarily a means for employment. He suggests that if English serves as the language for earning a livelihood, it may continue to be used for that purpose. However, he emphasizes that true education is that which transforms a human being from their animalistic nature, and this essential education is best conveyed through the native languages of India. He asserts that a language survives and thrives based on its utility and value to the people, rather than through artificial preservation or slogans.