Kerala Makes Malayalam Complusory

[AMCA]

The thread OP has no clue what he just said. being a Malayalee Myself, I can for sure say that most of the people in Kerala can speak fluent Hindi and English. Malayalam is not a dying language but today's generation has got a strange aversion towards anything native when there are a more valuable teachings and lessons available in native languages than what you can ever find in English.

Its not compulsory for Non-Malayalees.

Since these guys have been brought up in a religious manner, they tend to draw similar comparisons on the languages as well , that anyone who likes or promotes their native language is an enemy of other state languages . lol .

India is a Federal Republic you geniuses !!

 

[kvpak]

Constitution of India has given rights to keep their mother tongue as the first language

Do you have any clue as hat Indian constitution says about language?

India is a Federal Republic

Doyou know what federalism means? Explain in 2 sentences.

 

[kmc_chacko]

Do you have any clue as hat Indian constitution says about language?

do you have ?

 

[manlion]

In Kerala, a Beef Fry Dilemma For the BJP
RSS and BJP activists in Kerala have found themselves in an awkward position.

Malappuram: On April 2, during a parliamentary by-election here, BJP candidate N. Sreepraksh announced to the press that if he won he would guarantee good, clean beef from air-conditioned slaughterhouses.

The statement triggered a brief controversy within the BJP, for deviating from its national agenda, but it soon blew over, because everyone knew that people in Kerala like their beef. Beef and porota are on the everyday menu at Kerala hotels; that too served from early in the morning.

https://thewire.in/124119/kerala-beef-fry-bjp/

 

[AMCA]

Doyou know what federalism means? Explain in 2 sentences.

Of course I do and that is specifically the reason why I wanted you to learn what Federal Republic is. Now if you do not know what it is, I can explain it to you.

 

[kvpak]

Of course I do and that is specifically the reason why I wanted you to learn what Federal Republic is. Now if you do not know what it is, I can explain it to you.

ok. explain it to me in 2 sentences

 

[AMCA]

ok. explain it to me in 2 sentences

I will make it even more simpler. Its nothing but a form of govt where there is a clear division of powers between central and state govts. The responsibility of running or building a nation is in the hands of both Central and State Govts.

 

[BlackIndian]

Bhayyas are trying hard to impose hindi langauge and culture on us.
South Indian resistance fighters must be appreciated.

 

[kvpak]

I will make it even more simpler. Its nothing but a form of govt where there is a clear division of powers between central and state govts. The responsibility of running or building a nation is in the hands of both Central and State Govts.

WRONG. In a federal system, all power rest with the regions except those granted to the federal government by the regions. It is the regions that grant any power to the federal government.

 

[Kashmiri Pandit]

I mean seriously !!!!!!!!!!!

We study english , hindi and Urdu in schools from elementary stage .
We sing Jan man gan daily in schools , chant vande Mataram and Bharat Mata ki jai .

 

[AMCA]

WRONG. In a federal system, all power rest with the regions except those granted to the federal government by the regions. It is the regions that grant any power to the federal government.

lol.. That's anything but federal. It is the Indian Constitution that defines the power distribution not a region or state or even center for that matter.

 

[Levina]

Bhayyas are trying hard to impose hindi langauge and culture on us.
South Indian resistance fighters must be appreciated.

Indians call it bhaiya and not BHAYYA.

As a south Indian I can speak Hindi and Malayalam fluently. I do not object to Malayalam being made compulsory for they say "if you forget your roots you've lost sight of everything".

 

[BlackIndian]

Indians call it bhaiya and not BHAYYA.

As a south Indian I can speak Hindi and Malayalam fluently. I do not object to Malayalam being made compulsory for they say "if you forget your roots you've lost sight of everything".

I can speak gujrati,hindi,marathi,konkani, English and broken French. But do I become an anti national for opposing Bhaiya and Hindi domination?

 

[Ryuzaki]

They should also learn Arabic

 

[Levina]

But do I become an anti national for opposing Bhaiya and Hindi domination?

Tell me a good reason as to why you speak English despite it not being your mother tongue?