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World Hindi Day 2025: Date, History, And Its Distinction From National Hindi Day
World Hindi Day 2025: The 2025 theme, "A Global Voice of Unity and Cultural Pride," emphasizes Hindi's role in uniting diverse communities.
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Study Reveals Genetic and Linguistic Roots of Indo-European Populations
A comprehensive study involving 91 researchers provides significant insights into the genetic and linguistic origins of Indo-European populations. It identifies two main migrations during the Bronze Age, with steppe ancestry spreading across Europe. The research also links specific populations like the Spanish, French, and Italian to Bell Beaker an...
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"Can't Speak Kannada? Come To Delhi": CEO's Hiring Post Sparks Controversy
A social media post by Vikram Chopra, CEO of Cars24, has triggered a debate over linguistic identity and workplace inclusivity. Mr Chopra shared a post on X (formerly Twitter) aimed at those living in Bengaluru open for jobs in Delhi-NCR.
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Unveiling The Origins Of 'O'clock': What The 'O' Really Represents
O Meaning in o'clock: Initially used to distinguish clock time from other methods, "o'clock" became prevalent in the 16th century as speech simplified, reflecting the natural linguistic tendency towards brevity.
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The Origins Of 'O'clock' Revealed: What The 'O' Really Stands For
Initially used to distinguish clock time from other methods, "o'clock" became prevalent in the 16th century as speech simplified, reflecting the natural linguistic tendency towards brevity.
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This South Asian Language Is The Most Spoken Foreign Language In London
The study highlights that six out of the top 10 languages spoken after English in London are from outside Europe, including Bengali, Gujarati, Panjabi, Urdu, Arabic, and Tamil.
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Sanskrit, Dogri, Odia: Linguistic Diversity At Lok Sabha Oath Ceremony
The Lok Sabha witnessed a display of linguistic diversity on Monday, with the newly-elected MPs taking their oaths in English and Indian languages, including Sanskrit, Hindi, Dogri, Bengali, Assamese, Gujarati and Odia.
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Noam Chomsky, 95, Discharged From Hospital, Will Recover At Brazil Home
American intellectual, linguist and dissident Noam Chomsky was discharged from a hospital in Sao Paolo Tuesday, the facility said, and would continue an undisclosed treatment at home.
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Opinion: Making Sense Of Karnataka Government's Language Mandate
Given the emotional draw of the Kannada linguistic identity in large parts of the state, both the Congress and the BJP are actually on the same page on the issue. If anything, they are trying to outdo each other.
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International Mother Language Day 2024: History, Significance And Theme
International Mother Language Day is observed globally every year on February 21 to recognise and promote linguistic and cultural diversity and multilingualism.
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Explore Unique Opportunities After Pursuing Cognitive Science From IIT Gandhinagar
The job roles offered after pursuing the course include Educators, Linguistic analysts, Data analysts, Product developers/designers, AI engineers, Cognitive rehabilitation, Robotics.
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Banning Party Name On Religious Lines Is Upto Parliament: Court
The Delhi High Court has said the issue raised in a petition seeking de-registration of political parties having names with caste, religious, ethnic or linguistic connotations and flags resembling the tricolour has to be decided by the Parliament.
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Tourist Sparks Bomb Alert At Restaurant By Confusing Pomegranate For Grenade
The police took the tourist to a nearby station to question him. They released him after finding that he had no weapons.
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Shah Rukh Khan's 'Jawan' Seeks To Bridge The Gap Between Bollywood, Tamil Cinema
In a world of blurring linguistic and cultural boundaries, superstar Shah Rukh Khan's "Jawan" seeks to bridge the gap between Bollywood and Tamil cinema, marking a decade since his iconic "Chennai Express".
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Sinhalese, Sri Lankan Tamils Share Striking Genetic Similarity, Study Finds
The researchers noted that despite significant cultural and linguistic differences, the two groups intermingled in the past for several hundred years, which resulted in genetic affinity.
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World Hindi Day 2025: Date, History, And Its Distinction From National Hindi Day
World Hindi Day 2025: The 2025 theme, "A Global Voice of Unity and Cultural Pride," emphasizes Hindi's role in uniting diverse communities.
-
Study Reveals Genetic and Linguistic Roots of Indo-European Populations
A comprehensive study involving 91 researchers provides significant insights into the genetic and linguistic origins of Indo-European populations. It identifies two main migrations during the Bronze Age, with steppe ancestry spreading across Europe. The research also links specific populations like the Spanish, French, and Italian to Bell Beaker an...
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"Can't Speak Kannada? Come To Delhi": CEO's Hiring Post Sparks Controversy
A social media post by Vikram Chopra, CEO of Cars24, has triggered a debate over linguistic identity and workplace inclusivity. Mr Chopra shared a post on X (formerly Twitter) aimed at those living in Bengaluru open for jobs in Delhi-NCR.
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Unveiling The Origins Of 'O'clock': What The 'O' Really Represents
O Meaning in o'clock: Initially used to distinguish clock time from other methods, "o'clock" became prevalent in the 16th century as speech simplified, reflecting the natural linguistic tendency towards brevity.
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The Origins Of 'O'clock' Revealed: What The 'O' Really Stands For
Initially used to distinguish clock time from other methods, "o'clock" became prevalent in the 16th century as speech simplified, reflecting the natural linguistic tendency towards brevity.
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This South Asian Language Is The Most Spoken Foreign Language In London
The study highlights that six out of the top 10 languages spoken after English in London are from outside Europe, including Bengali, Gujarati, Panjabi, Urdu, Arabic, and Tamil.
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Sanskrit, Dogri, Odia: Linguistic Diversity At Lok Sabha Oath Ceremony
The Lok Sabha witnessed a display of linguistic diversity on Monday, with the newly-elected MPs taking their oaths in English and Indian languages, including Sanskrit, Hindi, Dogri, Bengali, Assamese, Gujarati and Odia.
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Noam Chomsky, 95, Discharged From Hospital, Will Recover At Brazil Home
American intellectual, linguist and dissident Noam Chomsky was discharged from a hospital in Sao Paolo Tuesday, the facility said, and would continue an undisclosed treatment at home.
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Opinion: Making Sense Of Karnataka Government's Language Mandate
Given the emotional draw of the Kannada linguistic identity in large parts of the state, both the Congress and the BJP are actually on the same page on the issue. If anything, they are trying to outdo each other.
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International Mother Language Day 2024: History, Significance And Theme
International Mother Language Day is observed globally every year on February 21 to recognise and promote linguistic and cultural diversity and multilingualism.
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Explore Unique Opportunities After Pursuing Cognitive Science From IIT Gandhinagar
The job roles offered after pursuing the course include Educators, Linguistic analysts, Data analysts, Product developers/designers, AI engineers, Cognitive rehabilitation, Robotics.
-
Banning Party Name On Religious Lines Is Upto Parliament: Court
The Delhi High Court has said the issue raised in a petition seeking de-registration of political parties having names with caste, religious, ethnic or linguistic connotations and flags resembling the tricolour has to be decided by the Parliament.
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Tourist Sparks Bomb Alert At Restaurant By Confusing Pomegranate For Grenade
The police took the tourist to a nearby station to question him. They released him after finding that he had no weapons.
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Shah Rukh Khan's 'Jawan' Seeks To Bridge The Gap Between Bollywood, Tamil Cinema
In a world of blurring linguistic and cultural boundaries, superstar Shah Rukh Khan's "Jawan" seeks to bridge the gap between Bollywood and Tamil cinema, marking a decade since his iconic "Chennai Express".
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Sinhalese, Sri Lankan Tamils Share Striking Genetic Similarity, Study Finds
The researchers noted that despite significant cultural and linguistic differences, the two groups intermingled in the past for several hundred years, which resulted in genetic affinity.
