Should Hindi be the official language of India?
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Sandeep pati said:
9 years ago
Yes, I think Hindi should be the official language in India because it can be a medium to communication by this.
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Md samir said:
9 years ago
Hi, I am Samir.
I think Hindi should be the official language of India. The Language of many people's are not exact. So some people's not exact communication. So create resistance in developing.
I think Hindi should be the official language of India. The Language of many people's are not exact. So some people's not exact communication. So create resistance in developing.
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Nirmal Kundu said:
9 years ago
According to view, of the point, 29 above state have in my country and have various type of mother language. So we are going to other state facing this problem for communication. We can't understand other state's mother tongue so the problem can be shown at working place. Since mother tongue of the maximum state is Hindi. Even the most popular Bollywood movie in my country is Hindi language and show everyone. So easy to learn Hindi. Hindi should be the official language of India for communication.
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Lakshita said:
1 month ago
India is a highly multilingual country with hundreds of languages and many major regional languages such as Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Kannada, and Malayalam.
Many Indians do not speak Hindi as their first language and may view mandatory Hindi as unfair.
India's linguistic diversity is a core part of its identity, and privileging one language could create political and social tensions.
Non-Hindi-speaking states have historically opposed attempts to impose Hindi, including the anti-Hindi movements in Tamil Nadu.
Many Indians do not speak Hindi as their first language and may view mandatory Hindi as unfair.
India's linguistic diversity is a core part of its identity, and privileging one language could create political and social tensions.
Non-Hindi-speaking states have historically opposed attempts to impose Hindi, including the anti-Hindi movements in Tamil Nadu.
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Novaraj said:
4 months ago
Hello everyone.
I am Novaraj.
According to me, Hindi is not just a language that is not a big thing, but it should be the only language used all over the central government. That's why changing that official, yeah, is a good thing, but who is interested in that person learning it? Don't force yourself to learn; it's not a good thing.
I am Novaraj.
According to me, Hindi is not just a language that is not a big thing, but it should be the only language used all over the central government. That's why changing that official, yeah, is a good thing, but who is interested in that person learning it? Don't force yourself to learn; it's not a good thing.
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