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Oxford Names "Aatmanirbharta" As Word Of The Year For Hindi In 2020
'Aatmanirbharta' implying self-reliance has been named by Oxford Languages as its Hindi word of the year 2020 as it "validated the day-to-day achievements of the countless Indians who dealt with and survived the perils of a pandemic".
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Why "Samvidhaan" Is Oxford Hindi Word Of 2019
After receiving widespread attention with the abrogation of Articles 370 and Article 35(A) last year, 'Samvidhaan' has been announced as Oxford Hindi Word of the Year for 2019. Other major decisions also contributed Samvidhaan's prominence including Supreme Court's decision on Sabarimala and floor test in Maharashtra.
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Congress's Minimum Income Guarantee Scheme "NYAY" Explained In 10 Points
The Congress on Monday announced a minimum income guarantee programme that will give up to Rs 72,000 a year or Rs 6,000 a month to 20 per cent of India's poorest families if voted back to power. Congress President Rahul Gandhi, facing a tough opponent in Prime Minister Narendra Modi in general elections set for April and May, called the proposal a ...
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"Nari Shakti " Is Oxford Dictionary's Hindi Word Of The Year 2018
Nari Shakti (women empowerment) has been chosen as the Hindi word of the year 2018 by Oxford Dictionaries. The announcement was made during a session at the ongoing Jaipur Literature Festival.
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What Will Be Hindi Word Of The Year 2018? Help Oxford Dictionaries Choose
Oxford Dictionaries said the chosen word should reflect the ethos, mood, or preoccupations of the year.
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Aadhaar Oxford Dictionary's Hindi Word Of 2017, Beats Mitron, Notebandi
Oxford Dictionaries has chosen 'Aadhaar' as the Hindi word of 2017. The word gained popularity due to Aadhaar card, which was in news last year and is likely to remain in highlight this year as well.
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Oxford Dictionary: 70 Indian Words Added Recently; Hindi Word Of The Year 2017 To Be Announced In January
Bapu, Mata, Devi, Didi, Gulab Jamun were among newly included Indian words in Oxford Dictionary.
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Oxford Dictionary Seeks Hindi Word Of The Year
Here's a chance for Hindi speakers across the country to help choose a Hindi Word of the Year 2017.
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Oxford Invites Suggestions For First Ever Hindi Word Of The Year
In a case of firsts, Oxford Dictionaries will have a Hindi word of the year for 2017. The word selected as the Hindi Word of Year will be one which has garnered a great deal of interest this year.
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It Wasn't Tough for Ayushmann to Play Bengali in Meri Pyaari Bindu
"I speak Bengali with my family in the film, but yes there are certain mannerisms, words, way of speaking, body language and the clothes I am wearing, that have to look natural. It's not as difficult as playing a Bengali in a Bengali film. In a Hindi film, I have to just see and take care of my nuances," Ayushmann said in a statement
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Price Rise, President's Rule Hallmarks of Government: CPM Report Card
The CPM report card assessing the Narendra Modi government's two years, summed it up in three Hindi phrases: faaltu bhasan, mehenga ration and Rashtrapati sashan. In other words, worthless speeches, price rise and President's Rule were highlighted as "achievements" of the Modi government.
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Oxford Names "Aatmanirbharta" As Word Of The Year For Hindi In 2020
'Aatmanirbharta' implying self-reliance has been named by Oxford Languages as its Hindi word of the year 2020 as it "validated the day-to-day achievements of the countless Indians who dealt with and survived the perils of a pandemic".
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Why "Samvidhaan" Is Oxford Hindi Word Of 2019
After receiving widespread attention with the abrogation of Articles 370 and Article 35(A) last year, 'Samvidhaan' has been announced as Oxford Hindi Word of the Year for 2019. Other major decisions also contributed Samvidhaan's prominence including Supreme Court's decision on Sabarimala and floor test in Maharashtra.
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Congress's Minimum Income Guarantee Scheme "NYAY" Explained In 10 Points
The Congress on Monday announced a minimum income guarantee programme that will give up to Rs 72,000 a year or Rs 6,000 a month to 20 per cent of India's poorest families if voted back to power. Congress President Rahul Gandhi, facing a tough opponent in Prime Minister Narendra Modi in general elections set for April and May, called the proposal a ...
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"Nari Shakti " Is Oxford Dictionary's Hindi Word Of The Year 2018
Nari Shakti (women empowerment) has been chosen as the Hindi word of the year 2018 by Oxford Dictionaries. The announcement was made during a session at the ongoing Jaipur Literature Festival.
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What Will Be Hindi Word Of The Year 2018? Help Oxford Dictionaries Choose
Oxford Dictionaries said the chosen word should reflect the ethos, mood, or preoccupations of the year.
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Aadhaar Oxford Dictionary's Hindi Word Of 2017, Beats Mitron, Notebandi
Oxford Dictionaries has chosen 'Aadhaar' as the Hindi word of 2017. The word gained popularity due to Aadhaar card, which was in news last year and is likely to remain in highlight this year as well.
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Oxford Dictionary: 70 Indian Words Added Recently; Hindi Word Of The Year 2017 To Be Announced In January
Bapu, Mata, Devi, Didi, Gulab Jamun were among newly included Indian words in Oxford Dictionary.
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Oxford Dictionary Seeks Hindi Word Of The Year
Here's a chance for Hindi speakers across the country to help choose a Hindi Word of the Year 2017.
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Oxford Invites Suggestions For First Ever Hindi Word Of The Year
In a case of firsts, Oxford Dictionaries will have a Hindi word of the year for 2017. The word selected as the Hindi Word of Year will be one which has garnered a great deal of interest this year.
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It Wasn't Tough for Ayushmann to Play Bengali in Meri Pyaari Bindu
"I speak Bengali with my family in the film, but yes there are certain mannerisms, words, way of speaking, body language and the clothes I am wearing, that have to look natural. It's not as difficult as playing a Bengali in a Bengali film. In a Hindi film, I have to just see and take care of my nuances," Ayushmann said in a statement
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Price Rise, President's Rule Hallmarks of Government: CPM Report Card
The CPM report card assessing the Narendra Modi government's two years, summed it up in three Hindi phrases: faaltu bhasan, mehenga ration and Rashtrapati sashan. In other words, worthless speeches, price rise and President's Rule were highlighted as "achievements" of the Modi government.
