Hindi As National Language
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No Need To Learn Hindi To Prove We're Indians: Tamil Nadu BJP Chief
Tamil Nadu BJP leaders said that there is no compulsion to learn Hindi to prove one is an Indian and said the ancient Tamil language could qualify to become the national link language.
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AR Rahman Rues North-South Divide After Amit Shah's Hindi Language Remark
Oscar-winning musician AR Rahman has rued the "north-south" divide in the country and called for unity for the nation to be more powerful.
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"Hindi Imperialism": Opposition Slams Amit Shah's National Language Pitch
Home Minister Amit Shah's pitch for the Hindi language provoked trenchant criticism on Friday, with opposition parties calling it an assault on India's pluralism and asserting they will thwart the move to impose "Hindi imperialism".
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"Won't Compromise...": BS Yediyurappa After Amit Shah's Hindi Pitch
Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa - the BJP's tallest leader in south India -- today said a firm "no" to party chief Amit Shah's push for having Hindi as a common language across the country that revived the decades-old debate.
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No Need To Learn Hindi To Prove We're Indians: Tamil Nadu BJP Chief
Tamil Nadu BJP leaders said that there is no compulsion to learn Hindi to prove one is an Indian and said the ancient Tamil language could qualify to become the national link language.
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AR Rahman Rues North-South Divide After Amit Shah's Hindi Language Remark
Oscar-winning musician AR Rahman has rued the "north-south" divide in the country and called for unity for the nation to be more powerful.
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"Hindi Imperialism": Opposition Slams Amit Shah's National Language Pitch
Home Minister Amit Shah's pitch for the Hindi language provoked trenchant criticism on Friday, with opposition parties calling it an assault on India's pluralism and asserting they will thwart the move to impose "Hindi imperialism".
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"Won't Compromise...": BS Yediyurappa After Amit Shah's Hindi Pitch
Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa - the BJP's tallest leader in south India -- today said a firm "no" to party chief Amit Shah's push for having Hindi as a common language across the country that revived the decades-old debate.
