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MK Stalin's Party Worker Sets Himself On Fire Over "Hindi Imposition"
An elderly DMK worker on Saturday set himself on fire near the party office in Salem district in protest against "Hindi imposition", the police said.
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Tamil Nadu To Hold Statewide Meetings Against Hindi "Imposition"
Tamil Nadu's Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) will organise statewide public meetings on November 4 to discuss and explain the resolution adopted in the Tamil Nadu Assembly against the 'imposition' of Hindi language in the state, said the officials.
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MK Stalin's Party To Launch Protest Against Centre's "Hindi Imposition"
The ruling DMK's youth and students wing has announced a statewide protest in Tamil Nadu against the recommendation of the parliamentary panel to make Hindi the medium of instruction in central educational institutes.
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"Don't Impose Another Language War": Tamil Nadu's MK Stalin On Hindi Panel Report
Amit Shah heads Committee of Parliament on Official Language to review progress in Hindi use which submitted latest report to President last month
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DMK Alleges "Hindi Imposition" At Puducherry's JIPMER. Lt Governor Replies
The Opposition DMK in Puducherry on Monday staged a protest against the alleged imposition of Hindi in the centrally-administered JIPMER, prompting Lt Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan to hold discussions with officials.
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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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DMK To Hold State-Wide Protests Against Amit Shah's Hindi Pitch On September 20
Upping the ante against "Hindi imposition," allegedly by the Centre, a high-level DMK meet on Monday announced protest demonstrations across Tamil Nadu on September 20 to condemn Home Minister Amit Shah's Hindi pitch.
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Southern Railway's "Only English Or Hindi" Order Scrapped After Criticism
An order issued to officials of the Southern Railway to communicate only in English or Hindi was struck down on Friday following a new controversy in Tamil Nadu less than two weeks after a widespread uproar over allegations of Hindi being imposed on South Indian states.
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"Intent To Deceive": MK Stalin On Centre's Move After Anti-Hindi Uproar
DMK president MK Stalin alleged on Monday that the centre's move on dropping the clause on compulsory Hindi learning in the draft National Education Policy was aimed at deceiving Tamil Nadu and demanded an explanation over it.
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10-Point Guide On Protests Over Centre's Hindi Plan In South States
Protests over what appeared to be a move to impose Hindi teaching in schools everywhere, including southern states, started after the government put out a Draft National Education Policy 2019 and asked for feedback. The report, prepared by an expert panel led by Krishnaswamy Kasturirangan, former chief of the Indian Space Research Organisation, has...
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Centre's Big Change Amid Protests Over Hindi Plan; Not Enough, Says DMK
The government has made a big change in its draft education policy after a huge outcry over a three-language plan that required children in southern states to compulsorily learn Hindi. In the new draft National Education Policy (NEP) 2019, the reference to Hindi has been removed in the controversial clause.
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#StopHindiImposition Protest Erupts Against Centre's Draft Education Plan
Hindi should not be made a mandatory third language in schools, a popular campaign on social media said on Saturday, as Twitter was flooded with messages protesting a draft education policy submitted to the new government at the centre a day ago.
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For PM Modi, A Rejoinder From A Student At Teachers' Day Event
An engineering student from Tamil Nadu who asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi a question during his yesterday's event on the eve of Teachers' Day has said that had the PM had spoken in English, more people from her state would have understood, stoking a debate on what many in south India term an 'imposition of Hindi'.
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MK Stalin's Party Worker Sets Himself On Fire Over "Hindi Imposition"
An elderly DMK worker on Saturday set himself on fire near the party office in Salem district in protest against "Hindi imposition", the police said.
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Tamil Nadu To Hold Statewide Meetings Against Hindi "Imposition"
Tamil Nadu's Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) will organise statewide public meetings on November 4 to discuss and explain the resolution adopted in the Tamil Nadu Assembly against the 'imposition' of Hindi language in the state, said the officials.
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MK Stalin's Party To Launch Protest Against Centre's "Hindi Imposition"
The ruling DMK's youth and students wing has announced a statewide protest in Tamil Nadu against the recommendation of the parliamentary panel to make Hindi the medium of instruction in central educational institutes.
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"Don't Impose Another Language War": Tamil Nadu's MK Stalin On Hindi Panel Report
Amit Shah heads Committee of Parliament on Official Language to review progress in Hindi use which submitted latest report to President last month
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DMK Alleges "Hindi Imposition" At Puducherry's JIPMER. Lt Governor Replies
The Opposition DMK in Puducherry on Monday staged a protest against the alleged imposition of Hindi in the centrally-administered JIPMER, prompting Lt Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan to hold discussions with officials.
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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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DMK To Hold State-Wide Protests Against Amit Shah's Hindi Pitch On September 20
Upping the ante against "Hindi imposition," allegedly by the Centre, a high-level DMK meet on Monday announced protest demonstrations across Tamil Nadu on September 20 to condemn Home Minister Amit Shah's Hindi pitch.
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Southern Railway's "Only English Or Hindi" Order Scrapped After Criticism
An order issued to officials of the Southern Railway to communicate only in English or Hindi was struck down on Friday following a new controversy in Tamil Nadu less than two weeks after a widespread uproar over allegations of Hindi being imposed on South Indian states.
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"Intent To Deceive": MK Stalin On Centre's Move After Anti-Hindi Uproar
DMK president MK Stalin alleged on Monday that the centre's move on dropping the clause on compulsory Hindi learning in the draft National Education Policy was aimed at deceiving Tamil Nadu and demanded an explanation over it.
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10-Point Guide On Protests Over Centre's Hindi Plan In South States
Protests over what appeared to be a move to impose Hindi teaching in schools everywhere, including southern states, started after the government put out a Draft National Education Policy 2019 and asked for feedback. The report, prepared by an expert panel led by Krishnaswamy Kasturirangan, former chief of the Indian Space Research Organisation, has...
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Centre's Big Change Amid Protests Over Hindi Plan; Not Enough, Says DMK
The government has made a big change in its draft education policy after a huge outcry over a three-language plan that required children in southern states to compulsorily learn Hindi. In the new draft National Education Policy (NEP) 2019, the reference to Hindi has been removed in the controversial clause.
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#StopHindiImposition Protest Erupts Against Centre's Draft Education Plan
Hindi should not be made a mandatory third language in schools, a popular campaign on social media said on Saturday, as Twitter was flooded with messages protesting a draft education policy submitted to the new government at the centre a day ago.
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For PM Modi, A Rejoinder From A Student At Teachers' Day Event
An engineering student from Tamil Nadu who asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi a question during his yesterday's event on the eve of Teachers' Day has said that had the PM had spoken in English, more people from her state would have understood, stoking a debate on what many in south India term an 'imposition of Hindi'.
