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Woman Alleges Harassment At Diljit Dosanjh Show In Bengaluru, Sparks Kannada Language Debate
Instead of apologising, the woman allegedly responded with abusive language and made a demand that Ms Sabherwal speak in Kannada.
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Royal Challengers Bengaluru's New 'X' Page Sparks Hindi-Kannada Row
Royal Challengers Bengaluru is drawing fire for launching a Hindi account on X, with a section of social media users accusing the IPL franchise of imposing Hindi on Kannada speakers. Another section of fans, however, defended the move
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Bengaluru Shops Get '60% Kannada' Order, Karnataka Language Row In Focus
The Bengaluru civic body's latest directive, asking shops to ensure their signboards have at least 60 per cent Kannada, has brought the Hindi vs Kannada debate in Karnataka back under the spotlight.
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"Resorting To Cheap Politics": BJP Hits Out At DMK Over Language Row
BJP's Tamil Nadu chief, K Annamalai, on Saturday accused ruling DMK government of "doing politics" over Hindi and Tamil languages after Union Home Minister Amit Shah's remark that Hindi must be accepted by one and all without any opposition.
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"Never Held Tests In Regional Languages": Central Police Amid Row
The CRPF on Wednesday said its in-house recruitment process for hiring constables in various categories has always been conducted in Hindi and English languages "only".
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Another Language Row As Siddaramaiah Tweets Over Central Police Exam
Senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Monday opposed the alleged decision of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) to conduct its recruitment examination only in Hindi and English and not in Kannada.
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Video: Bengaluru Auto Driver, Woman's Fiery Exchange Over Kannada vs Hindi
A fiery exchange between a Bengaluru auto driver and a woman over Hindi vs Kannada has teed up a fresh controversy over language in the southern state.
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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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"Why Not Sanskrit?": Kangana Ranaut's Pick Amid National Language Row
Actor Kangana Ranaut on Friday said Ajay Devgn is not wrong in saying that Hindi is our national language, but everyone has the right to take pride in their language and culture.
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Bollywood Stars "Insecure": Ram Gopal Varma On Hindi National Language Row
Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma today jumped into the debate over Bollywood actor Ajay Devgn's assertion that Hindi is India's national language by referring to "an undeniable ground truth" about "north stars".
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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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Move To Impose Hindi Cannot Be Accepted, Says Kerala Chief Minister
As protests rise over Union Home Minister Amit Shah's statement that Hindi should be accepted as an alternative to English and not to local languages, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Saturday said the move to impose Hindi cannot be accepted
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Zomato Reinstates Customer Care Agent After Twitter Row Over Language
Zomato was heavily criticized on social media after its customer care executive called Hindi a 'national language'.
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Tandav Row: UP Warns Of Tough Action, Maharashtra Calls For Regulation
The makers of Tandav, a Hindi language political show now streaming on Amazon Prime, will face tough legal action for hurting Hindu sentiments, the Uttar Pradesh government has said. A police case has reportedly been filed against various persons involved in the show at a Lucknow police station.
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Woman Alleges Harassment At Diljit Dosanjh Show In Bengaluru, Sparks Kannada Language Debate
Instead of apologising, the woman allegedly responded with abusive language and made a demand that Ms Sabherwal speak in Kannada.
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Royal Challengers Bengaluru's New 'X' Page Sparks Hindi-Kannada Row
Royal Challengers Bengaluru is drawing fire for launching a Hindi account on X, with a section of social media users accusing the IPL franchise of imposing Hindi on Kannada speakers. Another section of fans, however, defended the move
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Bengaluru Shops Get '60% Kannada' Order, Karnataka Language Row In Focus
The Bengaluru civic body's latest directive, asking shops to ensure their signboards have at least 60 per cent Kannada, has brought the Hindi vs Kannada debate in Karnataka back under the spotlight.
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"Resorting To Cheap Politics": BJP Hits Out At DMK Over Language Row
BJP's Tamil Nadu chief, K Annamalai, on Saturday accused ruling DMK government of "doing politics" over Hindi and Tamil languages after Union Home Minister Amit Shah's remark that Hindi must be accepted by one and all without any opposition.
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"Never Held Tests In Regional Languages": Central Police Amid Row
The CRPF on Wednesday said its in-house recruitment process for hiring constables in various categories has always been conducted in Hindi and English languages "only".
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Another Language Row As Siddaramaiah Tweets Over Central Police Exam
Senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Monday opposed the alleged decision of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) to conduct its recruitment examination only in Hindi and English and not in Kannada.
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Video: Bengaluru Auto Driver, Woman's Fiery Exchange Over Kannada vs Hindi
A fiery exchange between a Bengaluru auto driver and a woman over Hindi vs Kannada has teed up a fresh controversy over language in the southern state.
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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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"Why Not Sanskrit?": Kangana Ranaut's Pick Amid National Language Row
Actor Kangana Ranaut on Friday said Ajay Devgn is not wrong in saying that Hindi is our national language, but everyone has the right to take pride in their language and culture.
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Bollywood Stars "Insecure": Ram Gopal Varma On Hindi National Language Row
Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma today jumped into the debate over Bollywood actor Ajay Devgn's assertion that Hindi is India's national language by referring to "an undeniable ground truth" about "north stars".
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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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Move To Impose Hindi Cannot Be Accepted, Says Kerala Chief Minister
As protests rise over Union Home Minister Amit Shah's statement that Hindi should be accepted as an alternative to English and not to local languages, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Saturday said the move to impose Hindi cannot be accepted
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Zomato Reinstates Customer Care Agent After Twitter Row Over Language
Zomato was heavily criticized on social media after its customer care executive called Hindi a 'national language'.
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Tandav Row: UP Warns Of Tough Action, Maharashtra Calls For Regulation
The makers of Tandav, a Hindi language political show now streaming on Amazon Prime, will face tough legal action for hurting Hindu sentiments, the Uttar Pradesh government has said. A police case has reportedly been filed against various persons involved in the show at a Lucknow police station.
