Should Hindi be the official language of India?

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Niza said:   9 years ago
I don't agree with it that Hindi should be made official language of India. India is a developing country. We have economic relations with other countries and for that, we require some common language in which we can interact clearly. As other country's people won't understand Hindi it will only increase our problems.

There are still many remote places in India in which people don't know how to speak Hindi they don't know how to write in Hindi. Thus the point of making Hindi as our official language is not justified. As we all know that English is a global language and people from any corner of the world understand English so one thing which I would like to suggest is that instead of declaring Hindi declare English as it's official language.
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Taha said:   9 years ago
Yes, Hindi should be an official language. Hindi language is widely spoken language. About 60-65% of the people in India spoke this language. People from all over India knows this language. If you take an address which is not known to you and went to other parts of the country. Maybe you don't know their native language but if you know Hindi then you definitely get some help. That is the power of Hindi.
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Medhavee said:   9 years ago
I believe that there are many who don't even know the correct usage of Hindi. In the south, people generally interact in their regional language. So if Hindi becomes our national language it would be difficult for those people.

And we should 1st think of saying Hindi correctly.
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Ramlal said:   9 years ago
Hi.

According to me - it is an ongoing debate topic that Hindi should be official language or not.

As we know in India 22 languages are there and Hindi is widely spoken out of them, but many places in India don't know Hindi, like in Tamilnadu, Kerala. So if these people will get job in other regions then it will be tough to survive for them, like in MNC company English is spoken so we can have English as common language.

As we know English is widely practiced then Hindi in India and English is a medium of communication for our international relationships, and nowadays used in schools and offices so as in my opinion each Govt employe should have English communication skills.

As a conclusion, English should be a common language and we should focus on Hindi also as it was like an official language before our independence.
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Vishal singh said:   9 years ago
Hello everyone,

This is Vishal.

In my opinion "No" if it happened then definitely this topic will be changed into big issue for politics. And we well know the Indian Politics.

I told "NO" because of my personal experience when you enter the south region no one speaks Hindi they don't read or write because they prefer local (Telugu, Tamil, Kannada) language. Even the government of Tamilnadu has not added the Hindi subject in syllabus.

Then how to think the official page should be in Hindi. If it happened then the government of south will not agree.

Yeah, it may be but first of all, we know the importance of Hindi, Hindi is our National language & Gandhi Ji also said that "dusre bhasa ka bidyarthi hona/bolna bura nhi h, parantu apna basha sarwapari h".

So before going to set as an official language first of all the Indians peoples and government should be added the manadortry subject of Hindi in syllabus.

Thanks.
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Nishesh said:   9 years ago
Hi I am Nishesh,

Personally, I feel, in country like India where we have more than 100 languages spoken countrywide, having an official language would not work as to some population if might segregate. Instead, we can have a corporate language (as we already have English), and a National Language (Hindi). This would not segregate people and would also unite corporate people. Declaring any language as official will not be a good idea in such a diverse country like India.
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Arun said:   9 years ago
As we all know that language is a source to communicate the thoughts of a person to the other but in India, most of the people speak Hindi than another language in my point of view Hindi should be an official language English is also necessary for our because it is most widespread language of the world. As we speak more language our knowledge as well as our eagerness of communicating with people increase.

Thanks.
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Arkadeep Chakraborty said:   9 years ago
Hello everybody, According to my point of view, Hindi should be the official language in India, because in most of the states in India people speak in Hindi language to express themselves. We know that in every country, the language in which most of the people speak is become their official language, like 'German' for Germany, 'Italiano' for Italy, 'Russ' for Russians etc. But India has no official language, here most of the people speak Hindi for local speaking. Although English is must be needed to keep relation with foreign countries but as most of the people here speak in Hindi, and most of them don't speak in English, so obviously Hindi should become the official language in India. - Thank you.
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Preeti said:   9 years ago
Yes, if we compare India to other countries so India have only where people officially they prefer English and locally they use Hindi language. Every country has their identical language but only India who doesn't have their identity to present their language i.e. Hindi. Notably, I absolutely agree with these that we should have Hindi as our official language in India.
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YASHWANTH said:   9 years ago
Every language in India has ancient history. Language is beyond what we speak. It talks about a lot of things. First local language of the respected state then our national language. I also love speak in Hindi.
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