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"Waah, Where Did You Learn?": PM Amazed By Japanese Boy's Hindi Greeting
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who arrived in Tokyo for a two-day visit, today morning interacted with children waiting to welcome him.
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Shashi Tharoor Takes Up PM Modi's "Language Challenge", Tweets First Word
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, whose vocabulary often leaves social media users scrambling for their dictionaries, has taken up Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "language challenge" and has put out his first word in three languages. He said that PM Modi's suggestion that all Indians learn one word a day in any Indian language is a "departure from Hindi ...
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Amid Anti-Hindi Uproar, BJP's Tejasvi Surya Defends "Misunderstood" Plan
The new Modi government's National Education Policy 2019 Draft has alarmed leaders from southern states, particularly Tamil Nadu, who believe it makes the learning of Hindi mandatory, something the state has long refused to recognise
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Students Must Learn Hindi Till Class X, But Only In North India
The NDA government has decided to make Hindi compulsory till Class X in north India but rejected a controversial recommendation that this rule should apply to students in non-Hindi speaking states. It has also turned down a suggestion that anyone aspiring for a central government job should know Hindi. But the decision to make Hindi mandatory till ...
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Aap Ney Chai Peeya: Why Kerala BJP Volunteers Are Getting Lessons in Hindi
BJP volunteers are burning midnight oil learning Hindi and polishing their English conversation skills to overcome language barriers during the party's three-day National Council and Executive meetings from September 23 at Kozhikode in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi is participating.
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Learnt Hindi While Selling Tea, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a Gujarati from Mehsana district, today said he learnt the national language while selling tea at railway stations.
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Opinion: Mani-Talk: 'No English. No Hindi. How?'
Mani Shankar Aiyar asks PM Modi to learn from Vajpayee.
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"Waah, Where Did You Learn?": PM Amazed By Japanese Boy's Hindi Greeting
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who arrived in Tokyo for a two-day visit, today morning interacted with children waiting to welcome him.
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Shashi Tharoor Takes Up PM Modi's "Language Challenge", Tweets First Word
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, whose vocabulary often leaves social media users scrambling for their dictionaries, has taken up Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "language challenge" and has put out his first word in three languages. He said that PM Modi's suggestion that all Indians learn one word a day in any Indian language is a "departure from Hindi ...
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Amid Anti-Hindi Uproar, BJP's Tejasvi Surya Defends "Misunderstood" Plan
The new Modi government's National Education Policy 2019 Draft has alarmed leaders from southern states, particularly Tamil Nadu, who believe it makes the learning of Hindi mandatory, something the state has long refused to recognise
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Students Must Learn Hindi Till Class X, But Only In North India
The NDA government has decided to make Hindi compulsory till Class X in north India but rejected a controversial recommendation that this rule should apply to students in non-Hindi speaking states. It has also turned down a suggestion that anyone aspiring for a central government job should know Hindi. But the decision to make Hindi mandatory till ...
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Aap Ney Chai Peeya: Why Kerala BJP Volunteers Are Getting Lessons in Hindi
BJP volunteers are burning midnight oil learning Hindi and polishing their English conversation skills to overcome language barriers during the party's three-day National Council and Executive meetings from September 23 at Kozhikode in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi is participating.
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Learnt Hindi While Selling Tea, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a Gujarati from Mehsana district, today said he learnt the national language while selling tea at railway stations.
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Opinion: Mani-Talk: 'No English. No Hindi. How?'
Mani Shankar Aiyar asks PM Modi to learn from Vajpayee.
