newdelhinsa
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To de-learn something takes time and resources.
Going absolute against English will be counterproductive to our nation. If one wants to preserve its older culture and language then they have to become prosperous again specially in India or Pakistan's case. The damage done by colonial powers was/is going to stay longer. It cannot be as simple like switching it on and off.
Our nations must show intentions to going back to our roots gradually, though. In India our recognized regional languages are quite healthy but English is still a connecting language which we shouldn't mind at all. Just for sake of non-academic nationalistic nonsense we cannot make our daily life miserable and contradict realities without feasible solutions in hand; which again demand resources.
@ Srilankan poster Samv something, your BS against India is adding no substance to this discussion. I will pick/quote your bias next time.
Going absolute against English will be counterproductive to our nation. If one wants to preserve its older culture and language then they have to become prosperous again specially in India or Pakistan's case. The damage done by colonial powers was/is going to stay longer. It cannot be as simple like switching it on and off.
Our nations must show intentions to going back to our roots gradually, though. In India our recognized regional languages are quite healthy but English is still a connecting language which we shouldn't mind at all. Just for sake of non-academic nationalistic nonsense we cannot make our daily life miserable and contradict realities without feasible solutions in hand; which again demand resources.
@ Srilankan poster Samv something, your BS against India is adding no substance to this discussion. I will pick/quote your bias next time.