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"Hindi Not A Rival, But A Friend To Indian Languages": Amit Shah On Hindi Diwas
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said Hindi should not be viewed as a rival to other Indian languages, but as their companion, stressing that languages must be seen as partners in nation-building.
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Hindi Has Unbreakable Relationship With Every Indian Language: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday extended greetings on the occasion of Hindi Diwas and said the official language Hindi has an unbreakable relationship with every Indian language.
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Hindi Unites The "Diversity" Of Languages In India: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday said Hindi unites the diversity of languages in India and it has honoured different Indian as well as global languages and dialects.
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All Regional Languages Must Be Promoted: Home Minister Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday said Hindi is a friend of India's regional languages and all of them should be promoted and encouraged.
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Hindi Diwas 2021: All Regional Languages Must Be Promoted, Says Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday said Hindi is a friend of India's regional languages and all of them should be promoted and encouraged.
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"If PM Can Speak Hindi Internationally...": Amit Shah's Hindi Diwas Pitch
Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday - on the occasion of Hindi Diwas - pitched for the wider use of the language in the country and declared it to be "the basic basis of our cultural consciousness and national unity".
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Hindi Diwas: PM Modi Says People From Various Walks Of Life Contributed To Enriching Hindi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi led his Cabinet colleagues, including Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Home Minister Amit Shah, and chief ministers of various states in wishing the nation on Hindi Diwas.
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Happy Hindi Diwas 2020: PM Modi, Amit Shah And Others Greet People
Hindi Day 2020: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, other ministers and leaders greeted the people of India on Hindi Diwas today. September 14, every year, is observed as Hindi Diwas in the country. The Hindi language was first adopted by the Constituent Assembly of India as the official language on this day in 1949.
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"You Cannot Impose Any Language": Rajinikanth On Amit Shah's Hindi Remark
No language can be imposed as the concept of a common language was "unfortunately" not possible in the country, superstar Rajinikanth said today, joining the chorus of voices against Home Minister Amit Shah's comments last week about Hindi becoming a unifying language.
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DMK To Hold State-Wide Protests Against Amit Shah's Hindi Pitch On September 20
Upping the ante against "Hindi imposition," allegedly by the Centre, a high-level DMK meet on Monday announced protest demonstrations across Tamil Nadu on September 20 to condemn Home Minister Amit Shah's Hindi pitch.
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"Agenda Of RSS Is To Impose Hindi As National Language": Sitaram Yechury
The agenda of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) is to impose Hindi as the national language, said Sitaram Yechury, general secretary of Communist Party of India (Marxist), on Sunday.
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"War Cry": Kerala Chief Minister On Amit Shah's Hindi Diwas Tweet
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has weighed in on BJP chief Amit Shah's remarks on 'Hindi Diwas' on the necessity of having a common language in India. The Home Minister on Saturday tweeted a common language would become "the mark of India's identity globally".
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Congress's Counter To Amit Shah's "Hindi As National Language" Pitch
Hours after Union minister Amit Shah's Hindi language pitch, the Congress on Saturday said the three-language formula should not be tinkered with and controversies must not be stirred up on "emotive" issues settled by Constitution-makers.
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Amit Shah's Statement "Smacks Of Attack On Diversity," Says Left
The CPI on Saturday lashed out at Union Home Minister Amit Shah over his comments on expanding Hindi language to other parts of the country saying it was an "attack" on India's federal structure and diversity.
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"This Is India, Not Hindia": MK Stalin On Amit Shah's Hindi Diwas Tweet
Tamil Nadu politician MK Stalin has criticised Home Minister Amit Shah for claiming Hindi is "the one language marking (India's) identity globally", declaring "this is India, not Hindia" and warned the centre of another "language war" unless Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a clarification
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"Hindi Not A Rival, But A Friend To Indian Languages": Amit Shah On Hindi Diwas
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said Hindi should not be viewed as a rival to other Indian languages, but as their companion, stressing that languages must be seen as partners in nation-building.
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Hindi Has Unbreakable Relationship With Every Indian Language: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday extended greetings on the occasion of Hindi Diwas and said the official language Hindi has an unbreakable relationship with every Indian language.
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Hindi Unites The "Diversity" Of Languages In India: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday said Hindi unites the diversity of languages in India and it has honoured different Indian as well as global languages and dialects.
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All Regional Languages Must Be Promoted: Home Minister Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday said Hindi is a friend of India's regional languages and all of them should be promoted and encouraged.
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Hindi Diwas 2021: All Regional Languages Must Be Promoted, Says Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday said Hindi is a friend of India's regional languages and all of them should be promoted and encouraged.
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"If PM Can Speak Hindi Internationally...": Amit Shah's Hindi Diwas Pitch
Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday - on the occasion of Hindi Diwas - pitched for the wider use of the language in the country and declared it to be "the basic basis of our cultural consciousness and national unity".
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Hindi Diwas: PM Modi Says People From Various Walks Of Life Contributed To Enriching Hindi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi led his Cabinet colleagues, including Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Home Minister Amit Shah, and chief ministers of various states in wishing the nation on Hindi Diwas.
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Happy Hindi Diwas 2020: PM Modi, Amit Shah And Others Greet People
Hindi Day 2020: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, other ministers and leaders greeted the people of India on Hindi Diwas today. September 14, every year, is observed as Hindi Diwas in the country. The Hindi language was first adopted by the Constituent Assembly of India as the official language on this day in 1949.
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"You Cannot Impose Any Language": Rajinikanth On Amit Shah's Hindi Remark
No language can be imposed as the concept of a common language was "unfortunately" not possible in the country, superstar Rajinikanth said today, joining the chorus of voices against Home Minister Amit Shah's comments last week about Hindi becoming a unifying language.
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DMK To Hold State-Wide Protests Against Amit Shah's Hindi Pitch On September 20
Upping the ante against "Hindi imposition," allegedly by the Centre, a high-level DMK meet on Monday announced protest demonstrations across Tamil Nadu on September 20 to condemn Home Minister Amit Shah's Hindi pitch.
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"Agenda Of RSS Is To Impose Hindi As National Language": Sitaram Yechury
The agenda of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) is to impose Hindi as the national language, said Sitaram Yechury, general secretary of Communist Party of India (Marxist), on Sunday.
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"War Cry": Kerala Chief Minister On Amit Shah's Hindi Diwas Tweet
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has weighed in on BJP chief Amit Shah's remarks on 'Hindi Diwas' on the necessity of having a common language in India. The Home Minister on Saturday tweeted a common language would become "the mark of India's identity globally".
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Congress's Counter To Amit Shah's "Hindi As National Language" Pitch
Hours after Union minister Amit Shah's Hindi language pitch, the Congress on Saturday said the three-language formula should not be tinkered with and controversies must not be stirred up on "emotive" issues settled by Constitution-makers.
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Amit Shah's Statement "Smacks Of Attack On Diversity," Says Left
The CPI on Saturday lashed out at Union Home Minister Amit Shah over his comments on expanding Hindi language to other parts of the country saying it was an "attack" on India's federal structure and diversity.
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"This Is India, Not Hindia": MK Stalin On Amit Shah's Hindi Diwas Tweet
Tamil Nadu politician MK Stalin has criticised Home Minister Amit Shah for claiming Hindi is "the one language marking (India's) identity globally", declaring "this is India, not Hindia" and warned the centre of another "language war" unless Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a clarification
