BJP : Only Hindi is India's Official Language

[manlion]

Hindi has been accepted by every state except TN,so TN is isolated now but people are not fools to fall for rhetoric.

stop embarrassing yourself

rediff.com: Rebel outfit bans Hindi in Manipur

 

[Sid N]

dei thuluka pundai,date gavani da domaru.

 

[manlion]

dei thuluka pundai,date gavani da domaru.

ஹிந்தி புண்டே

After The Ban On Bollywood, Manipur Hooked On Korean Pop Culture! Jul 23, 2013

Since the late 90’s, the people of Manipur are facing a cultural forbiddance imposed by a radical, fringe institution in the name of preserving the local culture. They hold an opinion that Hindi movies undermine Manipuri cultures and traditions. An anti-Hindi movement has been running since then. Hindi movies disappeared slowly followed by the use of the language from daily life. Hindi songs are not allowed to be played in any gatherings. Nobody is allowed to sing Hindi songs. Learning the language to read and write is not to be talked of. Those who do not oblige are reprimanded and punished. The ban has curbed the children’s right to learn and use the language.

 

[Sid N]

poda sunni ka baal,naan pachai tamizhan da.ottakathukku porantha naayi,nee pesuriya da.

 

[manlion]

poda sunni ka baal,naan pachai tamizhan da.ottakathukku porantha naayi,nee pesuriya da.

ஐயர் மாமா

IMPHAL: Major student bodies in Manipur on Sunday decided to 'ban' Hindi in all educational institutions in the state from Tuesday till removal of AFSPA.

A joint statement from the students' union said the decision was taken since the people of Manipur were not allowed to live like other citizens.
Manipur students' body 'bans' Hindi - The Times of India

 

[Hussain Farooqui]

Some are proud of being ruled by the British.

As for other Indian members, this is what I mean that English language United India. Also BJP is wrong as English is in fact what rules India.

You are absolutely right.

Just pointing out that without English, India would not exist as a nation. Period.

There is no ligua franca as popular in India as English. Hindi is not as popular a lingua franca as English.

 

[uparyupari]

IMO, in order to unite all of India, we need one language.
One shouldn't give up their mother tongue but one official language is a must.

I went to kerala, I wasn't able to have a conversation with many. It sucked, it felt like I was in different country while traveling within country.

Multiple languages multiple barriers.... Unite us ALL with one language

Solution is simple. You should have learnt Malayalam

Otherwise make Sanskrit compulsory in India for all.

 

[SR-91]

Solution is simple. You should have learnt Malayalam

Otherwise make Sanskrit compulsory in India for all.

Sanskrit is the birth mother of all languages, no issues in making Sanskrit compulsory for all.

 

[uparyupari]

Sanskrit is the birth mother of all languages, no issues in making Sanskrit compulsory for all.

Not all, almost all.

 

[SR-91]

Not all, almost all.

We need one language for ALL, will not exclude any.

 

[uparyupari]

We need one language for ALL, will not exclude any.

English already exist

 

[Luca1]

English already exist

Since India is united by English, and it's the language of Indian law and government, English is the de facto official language of India. All other languages are official in name only.

 

[Skull and Bones]

As a bengali, I do not have any issues accepting Hindi as the official language.

 

[my2cents]

IMO, in order to unite all of India, we need one language.
One shouldn't give up their mother tongue but one official language is a must.

I went to kerala, I wasn't able to have a conversation with many. It sucked, it felt like I was in different country while traveling within country.

Multiple languages multiple barriers.... Unite us ALL with one language

It has been 70 years and yet we are discussing about one national language. If we got by for so many years without any problems then I would like venture that its time has passed. Let bury the hatchet. What say??

 

[SR-91]

It has been 70 years and yet we are discussing about one national language. If we got by for so many years without any problems then I would like venture that its time has passed. Let bury the hatchet. What say??

No doubt, we have gotten by so far. All of sudden there is some nationalism and now we have chance. Chance for united India. Wouldn't you wanna grab this opportunity?