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Amid Language Row In Tamil Nadu, Hindi Made Compulsory In Maharashtra
The "Hindi imposition" row has spread from the south to Maharashtra, with Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray, in a post on X, slamming the Centre's three-language policy.
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No Hindi On Bengaluru Airport's Display Board? Official Responds
The video, posted on X, showed a digital screen at Bengaluru airport showing flight information in Kannada and English.
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"Get Letters From Tamil Nadu Leaders, None Are Signed In Tamil": PM Modi's Swipe
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a pointed dig at Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Sunday amid the ongoing debate over the three-language policy.
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"Narrow Politics": Yogi Adityanath Says MK Stalin Creating Linguistic Divide
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath accused his Tamil Nadu counterpart MK Stalin of playing "narrow politics" pertaining to the ongoing row over the three-language policy.
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"Learn From South": Raj Thackeray Weighs In On Language Row, Cites MK Stalin
The language battle from Tamil Nadu has found resonance in Maharashtra, with Raj Thackeray, the chief of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena, saying the state ought to learn from the southern states about opposing the three-language policy.
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Opinion | Three-Language Row And Some Hard Facts You Can't Wish Away
Questions of regional identity are the reason that states assert their autonomy in educational policies. We can't wish this reality away.
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"Black Comedy At Its Darkest": MK Stalin's Reply To Yogi Adityanath's Barbs
In a sharp reply to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's criticism over the three-language row, his Tamil Nadu counterpart MK Stalin has said the firebrand leader's remarks are not irony, but "political black comedy at its darkest"
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Hindi Was Compulsory 3rd Language During Congress Rule: BJP To DMK
BJP Tamil Nadu president K Annamalai on Sunday claimed Hindi was the 'compulsory' third language during the Congress-led UPA regime and asserted it was Prime Minister Narendra Modi who gave the option of studying any Indian language as a 3rd language
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DMK Spreading False Propaganda In Name Of Delimitation, Language: G Kishan Reddy
Union Minister G Kishan Reddy alleged here on Sunday that the ruling DMK in Tamil Nadu is spreading false propaganda in the name of delimitation and Hindi imposition to shield itself from the allegations of 'liquor scam' it is facing ahead of polls.
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Grok AI's Use Of Hindi Expletives Triggers Row, Musk Responds With Emoji
Instances of Grok, the powerful artificial chatbot on X, responding with abusive language and expletives - which has attracted the attention of many, including the Union government - left the social media platform's owner Elon Musk amused.
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"Hindi Is Official Language": Bengaluru Cafe's Signboard Sparks Outrage, Police Reacts
A video of a signboard at a local eatery in Bengaluru's Vidyaranyapura has reignited the Kannada language debate online.
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"Some Parties Raking Up Language Issue For Their Own Politics": Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah Friday attacked opposition parties in the Rajya Sabha for raking up the language row, saying they were doing so to gain political mileage and hide their corruption.
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"Language A Bridge, Should Learn Many": Sudha Murty Amid Education Policy Row
Author, philanthropist and Rajya Sabha MP Sudha Murty sees language as a bridge rather than a barrier. She offered her insight into the world of languages in a conversation with NDTV amid the row over implementing the three-language formula.
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Tribal Students Body's "Roman Script" Demand Amid Tripura Language Row
Twipra Students' Federation (TSF) activists blocked the VIP road leading to the airport, Assembly, and High Court in Agartala today amid their indefinite statewide strike demanding the adoption of the Roman script for Kokborok.
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"Shops Must Display Names In Tamil": Puducherry Chief Minister Amid Language Row
The Chief Minister stated that the government had also decided that all invitations for government department functions should include a Tamil version.
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Amid Language Row In Tamil Nadu, Hindi Made Compulsory In Maharashtra
The "Hindi imposition" row has spread from the south to Maharashtra, with Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray, in a post on X, slamming the Centre's three-language policy.
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No Hindi On Bengaluru Airport's Display Board? Official Responds
The video, posted on X, showed a digital screen at Bengaluru airport showing flight information in Kannada and English.
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"Get Letters From Tamil Nadu Leaders, None Are Signed In Tamil": PM Modi's Swipe
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a pointed dig at Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Sunday amid the ongoing debate over the three-language policy.
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"Narrow Politics": Yogi Adityanath Says MK Stalin Creating Linguistic Divide
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath accused his Tamil Nadu counterpart MK Stalin of playing "narrow politics" pertaining to the ongoing row over the three-language policy.
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"Learn From South": Raj Thackeray Weighs In On Language Row, Cites MK Stalin
The language battle from Tamil Nadu has found resonance in Maharashtra, with Raj Thackeray, the chief of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena, saying the state ought to learn from the southern states about opposing the three-language policy.
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Opinion | Three-Language Row And Some Hard Facts You Can't Wish Away
Questions of regional identity are the reason that states assert their autonomy in educational policies. We can't wish this reality away.
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"Black Comedy At Its Darkest": MK Stalin's Reply To Yogi Adityanath's Barbs
In a sharp reply to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's criticism over the three-language row, his Tamil Nadu counterpart MK Stalin has said the firebrand leader's remarks are not irony, but "political black comedy at its darkest"
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Hindi Was Compulsory 3rd Language During Congress Rule: BJP To DMK
BJP Tamil Nadu president K Annamalai on Sunday claimed Hindi was the 'compulsory' third language during the Congress-led UPA regime and asserted it was Prime Minister Narendra Modi who gave the option of studying any Indian language as a 3rd language
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DMK Spreading False Propaganda In Name Of Delimitation, Language: G Kishan Reddy
Union Minister G Kishan Reddy alleged here on Sunday that the ruling DMK in Tamil Nadu is spreading false propaganda in the name of delimitation and Hindi imposition to shield itself from the allegations of 'liquor scam' it is facing ahead of polls.
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Grok AI's Use Of Hindi Expletives Triggers Row, Musk Responds With Emoji
Instances of Grok, the powerful artificial chatbot on X, responding with abusive language and expletives - which has attracted the attention of many, including the Union government - left the social media platform's owner Elon Musk amused.
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"Hindi Is Official Language": Bengaluru Cafe's Signboard Sparks Outrage, Police Reacts
A video of a signboard at a local eatery in Bengaluru's Vidyaranyapura has reignited the Kannada language debate online.
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"Some Parties Raking Up Language Issue For Their Own Politics": Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah Friday attacked opposition parties in the Rajya Sabha for raking up the language row, saying they were doing so to gain political mileage and hide their corruption.
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"Language A Bridge, Should Learn Many": Sudha Murty Amid Education Policy Row
Author, philanthropist and Rajya Sabha MP Sudha Murty sees language as a bridge rather than a barrier. She offered her insight into the world of languages in a conversation with NDTV amid the row over implementing the three-language formula.
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Tribal Students Body's "Roman Script" Demand Amid Tripura Language Row
Twipra Students' Federation (TSF) activists blocked the VIP road leading to the airport, Assembly, and High Court in Agartala today amid their indefinite statewide strike demanding the adoption of the Roman script for Kokborok.
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"Shops Must Display Names In Tamil": Puducherry Chief Minister Amid Language Row
The Chief Minister stated that the government had also decided that all invitations for government department functions should include a Tamil version.
