Hindi Row

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has posed a series of questions to Governor RN Ravi regarding a missing line from Tamil Nadu's state anthem during its rendition in an event, indicating the verbal fight between the two is far from over.

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.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has apologised for "derogatory" comments about the role of women's education in population control made in the state Assembly Tuesday afternoon.

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.

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".

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.

"It is a big mistake by Karnataka Milk Federation to print the word Dahi against the sentiments of six and a half crore Kannadigas," the former Karnataka Chief Minister said.

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.

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.

"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.

Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, facing a huge backlash for calling President Droupadi Murmu "Rashtrapatni", put out a video in his defence, accusing the ruling BJP of making too much out of a slip.

A Karnataka circular on selecting students with knowledge of Hindi for a tour of Uttarakhand has sparked a 'Hindi imposition' row, with the government clarifying there was no such direction either from the state or the Centre on the matter

For a long time, only Hindi cinema was projected as Indian cinema and it was "very humiliating" for him as an actor from the Telugu film industry, renowned actor Chiranjeevi has said

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.

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".

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has posed a series of questions to Governor RN Ravi regarding a missing line from Tamil Nadu's state anthem during its rendition in an event, indicating the verbal fight between the two is far from over.

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.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has apologised for "derogatory" comments about the role of women's education in population control made in the state Assembly Tuesday afternoon.

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.

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".

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.

"It is a big mistake by Karnataka Milk Federation to print the word Dahi against the sentiments of six and a half crore Kannadigas," the former Karnataka Chief Minister said.

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.

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.

"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.

Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, facing a huge backlash for calling President Droupadi Murmu "Rashtrapatni", put out a video in his defence, accusing the ruling BJP of making too much out of a slip.

A Karnataka circular on selecting students with knowledge of Hindi for a tour of Uttarakhand has sparked a 'Hindi imposition' row, with the government clarifying there was no such direction either from the state or the Centre on the matter

For a long time, only Hindi cinema was projected as Indian cinema and it was "very humiliating" for him as an actor from the Telugu film industry, renowned actor Chiranjeevi has said

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.

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".