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Efforts On To Make Hindi One Of Official Languages Of UN: S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday said efforts are on to get Hindi recognised as an official language at the United Nations and progress has been made in that direction but it will take some time.
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Government Launches Mobile App Sign Learn for Indian Sign Languages
The Centre on Friday launched an Indian Sign Language (ISL) dictionary mobile application called Sign Learn containing 10,000 words. The app is available in Android as well as iOS versions, and all the words in the ISL dictionary can be searched through Hindi or English medium, officials said. The sign videos of the app can also be shared on social...
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MK Stalin, With PM On Stage, Says Make Tamil Official Language Like Hindi
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin today urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to make Tamil an official language, on par with Hindi, as the two shared stage at an event in Chennai.
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Telangana Minister KTR Joins South Pushback To Amit Shah's Hindi Pitch
Unity in diversity is India's strength and any attempt at "language chauvinism" will boomerang, Telangana minister K T Rama Rao has said, joining the chorus from the south against Home Minister Amit Shah's pitch to propagate Hindi.
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Amit Shah, BJP's Attempts To Impose Hindi Will Be Resisted: Trinamool
The TMC on Friday said any effort to impose Hindi on non-Hindi speaking states will be resisted, a day after Union Home Minister Amit Shah said time has come to make official language Hindi an important part of the country's unity.
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"Is This India Or Hindia": MK Stalin Over Official's Remarks To Kanimozhi On Hindi
DMK president MK Stalin on Monday took umbrage over the incident in which his sister and party MP Kanimozhi was asked by a CISF official if "she was an Indian" as she could not speak Hindi, asking if knowing that language was the ''yardstick'' of being an Indian.
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"This Is India, Not Hindia": MK Stalin On Amit Shah's Hindi Diwas Tweet
Tamil Nadu politician MK Stalin has criticised Home Minister Amit Shah for claiming Hindi is "the one language marking (India's) identity globally", declaring "this is India, not Hindia" and warned the centre of another "language war" unless Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a clarification
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On Hindi Diwas, Amit Shah Appeals For Hindi As India's National Language
On Hindi Diwas today, Union Home Minister Amit Shah made an appeal to unify India with the country's most widely-spoken language - Hindi. While he said Hindi is the language which has the ability to unify the nation, he also emphasised that India is a country of many languages and each language has its own significance.
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Making Efforts For Promotion Of Hindi As Official Language Of UN: Centre
The government on Thursday said it has been making efforts for the promotion of Hindi as an official language of the United Nations and its propagation worldwide.
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Mauritius Says Will Do Its Best To Support Hindi Recognition By UN
India is the mother of Mauritius and as a son, the country would do its best to support recognition of Hindi as an official language at the United Nations, Minister Mentor Anerood Jugnauth said today.
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Efforts On To Make Hindi One Of Official Languages Of UN: S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday said efforts are on to get Hindi recognised as an official language at the United Nations and progress has been made in that direction but it will take some time.
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Government Launches Mobile App Sign Learn for Indian Sign Languages
The Centre on Friday launched an Indian Sign Language (ISL) dictionary mobile application called Sign Learn containing 10,000 words. The app is available in Android as well as iOS versions, and all the words in the ISL dictionary can be searched through Hindi or English medium, officials said. The sign videos of the app can also be shared on social...
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MK Stalin, With PM On Stage, Says Make Tamil Official Language Like Hindi
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin today urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to make Tamil an official language, on par with Hindi, as the two shared stage at an event in Chennai.
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Telangana Minister KTR Joins South Pushback To Amit Shah's Hindi Pitch
Unity in diversity is India's strength and any attempt at "language chauvinism" will boomerang, Telangana minister K T Rama Rao has said, joining the chorus from the south against Home Minister Amit Shah's pitch to propagate Hindi.
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Amit Shah, BJP's Attempts To Impose Hindi Will Be Resisted: Trinamool
The TMC on Friday said any effort to impose Hindi on non-Hindi speaking states will be resisted, a day after Union Home Minister Amit Shah said time has come to make official language Hindi an important part of the country's unity.
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"Is This India Or Hindia": MK Stalin Over Official's Remarks To Kanimozhi On Hindi
DMK president MK Stalin on Monday took umbrage over the incident in which his sister and party MP Kanimozhi was asked by a CISF official if "she was an Indian" as she could not speak Hindi, asking if knowing that language was the ''yardstick'' of being an Indian.
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"This Is India, Not Hindia": MK Stalin On Amit Shah's Hindi Diwas Tweet
Tamil Nadu politician MK Stalin has criticised Home Minister Amit Shah for claiming Hindi is "the one language marking (India's) identity globally", declaring "this is India, not Hindia" and warned the centre of another "language war" unless Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a clarification
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On Hindi Diwas, Amit Shah Appeals For Hindi As India's National Language
On Hindi Diwas today, Union Home Minister Amit Shah made an appeal to unify India with the country's most widely-spoken language - Hindi. While he said Hindi is the language which has the ability to unify the nation, he also emphasised that India is a country of many languages and each language has its own significance.
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Making Efforts For Promotion Of Hindi As Official Language Of UN: Centre
The government on Thursday said it has been making efforts for the promotion of Hindi as an official language of the United Nations and its propagation worldwide.
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Mauritius Says Will Do Its Best To Support Hindi Recognition By UN
India is the mother of Mauritius and as a son, the country would do its best to support recognition of Hindi as an official language at the United Nations, Minister Mentor Anerood Jugnauth said today.
