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BJP : Only Hindi is India's Official Language

to be honest, these stereotypes are created by presstitutes especially from North.They only concentrate on North.


Especially Times Now,India Today ,Aaj Tak .
Gen VK Singh is right .These pressitudes degrade the value of journalism.

Terrific .
Some people pass comments about South India with zero knowledge and zero visit.
Then claiming that they are standing on the same comments .
So much for logic :lol:
Even Rhinos will ashamed when they see tgis level of tough skin :rofl:
 
Imposition of any kind is not good in a democracy. We should keep status quo wrt english/hindi. States should have full right to use its local language for all official work. Any kind of new imposition by centre to use hindi will backfire. Remember why bangladesh was created?
 
NewsCrunch: #‎StopHindiImposition‬: Why Bangalore will lead the next round of anti-Hindi protest

On Saturday, amidst patriotic fervour that swept the country, South India started tweeting anti-Hindi messages with the hashtag ‪#‎StopHindiImposition‬.

The trend held good for about four hours in many cities including Bangalore. At a count, it had received 30,000 plus tweets.

The campaign may have come as a surprise, but it was carefully planned.A Facebook page, PLE Bengaluru, had mobilised Twitter users and shared 69 messages that could be used for tweeting.

‪#‎StopHindiImposition‬ drew a response from many parts of South India while its epicentre was in Bangalore.

Unlike the anti-Hindi protest of the past, which was largely a Tamil Nadu phenomenon, the new campaign may emerge out of Bangalore and be initiated by Kannadigas, usually seen as the most docile of South Indians.

The Tamil Nadu anti-Hindi movement was top-down; it was mobilised by political parties though around popular emotive issues.
 
NewsCrunch: #‎StopHindiImposition‬: Why Bangalore will lead the next round of anti-Hindi protest

On Saturday, amidst patriotic fervour that swept the country, South India started tweeting anti-Hindi messages with the hashtag ‪#‎StopHindiImposition‬.

The trend held good for about four hours in many cities including Bangalore. At a count, it had received 30,000 plus tweets.

The campaign may have come as a surprise, but it was carefully planned.A Facebook page, PLE Bengaluru, had mobilised Twitter users and shared 69 messages that could be used for tweeting.

‪#‎StopHindiImposition‬ drew a response from many parts of South India while its epicentre was in Bangalore.

Unlike the anti-Hindi protest of the past, which was largely a Tamil Nadu phenomenon, the new campaign may emerge out of Bangalore and be initiated by Kannadigas, usually seen as the most docile of South Indians.

The Tamil Nadu anti-Hindi movement was top-down; it was mobilised by political parties though around popular emotive issues.

A few dozen people don't make much of a protest.......Most people in Karnataka simply don't care. Otherwise, do you think they would tolerate so many Tamils (not all) in Bangalore who after living here all their lives, still can't speak Kannada?
 
It's India, the country with the largest diversity in the World. There are certain things that cannot be enforced. You will just have to learn to live with that.
How many approximately languages and dialects are there in India?
 
True, however much indians on pdf deny but in actuality ppl of south india really really hate hindi and many dont even teach their kids that language.

But who cares whatever the hell india does.

Now a Pakistani will lecture us South Indians how we hate Hindi ... lol
 
......and Hindus the only citizen.

Wonder what the fake secularists have to say about this....
 
as they say ... doobte ko tinke ka sahara .... meaning a person who is drowning can even hold high hopes to a wooden straw :coffee:

Hindi is the language spoken by majority in India ..... so I fully support it as our National Language .

As a South Indian from Kerala , I have never seen any anti-Hindi here .... as a matter of fact more people are speaking hindi nowadays .... thanks to influx of hindi speaking labours here .
 
How many approximately languages and dialects are there in India?
Two official languages, Hindi and English, 22 national languages including Hindi, 30 major languages including the national languages, 122 other languages spoken by more than 10,000 people and more than a thousand dialects.

Last but not the least, one National flag, the Tiranga..
 
I think we should let time take its own course. Gradually more and more people are speaking hindi. Bollywood and TV has a good part in it.

In a decade or two, hindi might become lingua franca of whole of India. So imposition will not even be needed.
 
Yeaa denial abt facts will change the truth. And my foot doobtay ko tinkay whatever sh1t.meri bala say whatever the hell happens in india ,i care the least. As if it bothers me.
I stated a truth abt south indians, as if one doesnt know the extreme form of racism that exists between north indian and south indians.

......and Hindus the only citizen.

Wonder what the fake secularists have to say about this....
Hindus WERE and ARE THE ONLY REAL CITIZENS. Why else every other day there appear newslines abt indian pol parties asking indian muslims to migrate to Pakistan over every small disagreement and at the drop of hat.

God how disgusting someone cud get.
 
Hindus WERE and ARE THE ONLY REAL CITIZENS. Why else every other day there appear newslines abt indian pol parties asking indian muslims to migrate to Pakistan over every small disagreement and at the drop of hat.

God how disgusting someone cud get.

Not if they are Dalit ******** or non Aryan Tamil Hindus .

Families from Hisar’s Bhagana village, who have been protesting at Jantar Mantar for the past two years over alleged atrocities and rapes by the upper-caste Jats, claimed to have converted to Islam at Jantar Mantar on Saturday.

Dalit families on dharna ‘convert’ to Islam, VHP protests - Yahoo News India
 
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