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Our Struggle Against Hindi Imposition Will Continue, Says MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu CM M K Stalin on Wednesday accused the BJP-led Centre of being 'brazen' over 'imposition' of Hindi and asserted that his party, the ruling DMK, would continue to resist any attempts to force the language upon the people or the State.
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Campaigns Run To Make One Indian Language Enemy Of Another: PM Modi
"Campaigns are run to make one Indian language an enemy of another Indian language. History is presented in a way that people do not get connected with each other but go away from each other instead," the prime minister 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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Tamil Nadu Assembly Adopts Resolution Against Hindi Language Imposition
The Tamil Nadu Assembly today adopted a resolution against the "imposition" of Hindi language and urged the Centre not to implement recommendations of the report of the Parliamentary committee on Official Language.
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'Hindi Imposition' Debate: States Oppose Regional-Language, Hindi-Medium In KVs, IITs, IIMs
Several states are opposing the imposition of Hindi as a mandatory language for education and employment in India.
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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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Pani Puri Sellers Speak Hindi, Says Tamil Nadu Minister
The subject of Hindi - which is not India's national language as it is often mistaken to be - being taught in schools in South India has been an emotive one, particularly in Tamil Nadu.
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"Why Should They (Tamils) Speak In Hindi?" Singer Sonu Nigam Weighs In
Although Hindi is the most spoken language in the country, it cannot be imposed over non-Hindi speaking states as the language has not been mentioned as a "national language in the Constitution", singer Sonu Nigam has said, sharing his views on the c
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Tripura Indigenous Organisations Oppose Move To Make Hindi Compulsory In Northeast
RSKC is neither against Hindi or Devanagari, but it strongly opposes the forceful imposition of Hindi language and Devanagari script in NE states in general and Tripura in particular- said RSKC president Bikash Roy Debbarma.
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Ajay Devgn "Blabbered As BJP Mouthpiece": Karnataka Leaders On Hindi Row
The row started yesterday when Ajay Devgn said that "Hindi was, is, and will always be our mother tongue and national language".
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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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AR Rahman's Tweet Sparks Debate Amid Amit Shah's Hindi Remark
The main opposition in Tamil Nadu, AIADMK on Saturday said people may learn Hindi on their own volition but imposition of the language is unacceptable.
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"Asked If I Was Indian For Not Knowing Hindi At Airport": DMK's Kanimozhi
The smoldering politics over language, fanned by the debate over the new education policy, found a new flashpoint on Sunday when DMK MP Kanimozhi shared a recent unpleasant experience at the airport. The Tuticorin MP said a security officer at the airport asked her if she was "an Indian" because she said she didn't know Hindi and asked the officer ...
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"Should Be No Imposition, Opposition To Any Language": Venkaiah Naidu
Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu on Friday urged people neither to oppose nor impose any language and pitched for learning as many languages as possible.
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"Tamil Most Suited": DMK On Amit Shah's Pitch For Hindi To Unify India
Against the backdrop of recent pitch by Union Home Minister Amit Shah to make Hindi a language of India's identity, DMK has argued that Tamil was more suited for it.
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Our Struggle Against Hindi Imposition Will Continue, Says MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu CM M K Stalin on Wednesday accused the BJP-led Centre of being 'brazen' over 'imposition' of Hindi and asserted that his party, the ruling DMK, would continue to resist any attempts to force the language upon the people or the State.
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Campaigns Run To Make One Indian Language Enemy Of Another: PM Modi
"Campaigns are run to make one Indian language an enemy of another Indian language. History is presented in a way that people do not get connected with each other but go away from each other instead," the prime minister 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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Tamil Nadu Assembly Adopts Resolution Against Hindi Language Imposition
The Tamil Nadu Assembly today adopted a resolution against the "imposition" of Hindi language and urged the Centre not to implement recommendations of the report of the Parliamentary committee on Official Language.
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'Hindi Imposition' Debate: States Oppose Regional-Language, Hindi-Medium In KVs, IITs, IIMs
Several states are opposing the imposition of Hindi as a mandatory language for education and employment in India.
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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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Pani Puri Sellers Speak Hindi, Says Tamil Nadu Minister
The subject of Hindi - which is not India's national language as it is often mistaken to be - being taught in schools in South India has been an emotive one, particularly in Tamil Nadu.
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"Why Should They (Tamils) Speak In Hindi?" Singer Sonu Nigam Weighs In
Although Hindi is the most spoken language in the country, it cannot be imposed over non-Hindi speaking states as the language has not been mentioned as a "national language in the Constitution", singer Sonu Nigam has said, sharing his views on the c
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Tripura Indigenous Organisations Oppose Move To Make Hindi Compulsory In Northeast
RSKC is neither against Hindi or Devanagari, but it strongly opposes the forceful imposition of Hindi language and Devanagari script in NE states in general and Tripura in particular- said RSKC president Bikash Roy Debbarma.
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Ajay Devgn "Blabbered As BJP Mouthpiece": Karnataka Leaders On Hindi Row
The row started yesterday when Ajay Devgn said that "Hindi was, is, and will always be our mother tongue and national language".
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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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AR Rahman's Tweet Sparks Debate Amid Amit Shah's Hindi Remark
The main opposition in Tamil Nadu, AIADMK on Saturday said people may learn Hindi on their own volition but imposition of the language is unacceptable.
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"Asked If I Was Indian For Not Knowing Hindi At Airport": DMK's Kanimozhi
The smoldering politics over language, fanned by the debate over the new education policy, found a new flashpoint on Sunday when DMK MP Kanimozhi shared a recent unpleasant experience at the airport. The Tuticorin MP said a security officer at the airport asked her if she was "an Indian" because she said she didn't know Hindi and asked the officer ...
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"Should Be No Imposition, Opposition To Any Language": Venkaiah Naidu
Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu on Friday urged people neither to oppose nor impose any language and pitched for learning as many languages as possible.
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"Tamil Most Suited": DMK On Amit Shah's Pitch For Hindi To Unify India
Against the backdrop of recent pitch by Union Home Minister Amit Shah to make Hindi a language of India's identity, DMK has argued that Tamil was more suited for it.
