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Amid Language Row In Tamil Nadu, Hindi Made Compulsory In Maharashtra
The "Hindi imposition" row has spread from the south to Maharashtra, with Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray, in a post on X, slamming the Centre's three-language policy.
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Opinion | Three-Language Row And Some Hard Facts You Can't Wish Away
Questions of regional identity are the reason that states assert their autonomy in educational policies. We can't wish this reality away.
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DMK Spreading False Propaganda In Name Of Delimitation, Language: G Kishan Reddy
Union Minister G Kishan Reddy alleged here on Sunday that the ruling DMK in Tamil Nadu is spreading false propaganda in the name of delimitation and Hindi imposition to shield itself from the allegations of 'liquor scam' it is facing ahead of polls.
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Pawan Kalyan Says DMK Allows Tamil Films' Dubbing In Hindi, Party Responds
The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) today responded to remarks made by actor-turned-politician Pawan Kalyan over the ongoing language debate.
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"Centre Cheated Tamil Nadu Of 2,150 Crore...": Hindi Row Jab In Budget Speech
The DMK vs BJP 'language war' - over the National Education Policy and the 'imposition' of Hindi on the southern state - made an unsurprising appearance Friday morning as Tamil Nadu Finance Minister read out the 2025/26 budget.
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"National Education Policy Meant To Develop Hindi, Not India": MK Stalin
The 'language war' between Tamil Nadu and the centre - the contention that the BJP is trying to impose Hindi on the southern state in the guise of a National Education Policy - continued Wednesday with MK Stalin calling it a plan to develop Hindi.
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"Ruining Students' Future", "Arrogant": Centre vs Tamil Nadu on Hindi Row
The Tamil Nadu vs centre 'language war' - over the new National Education Policy and the 'imposition of Hindi' on the state, and others in South India - exploded after Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's comments about the DMK.
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MK Stalin's "LKG Student Lecturing PhD Holder" Charge, Amit Shah's Counter
Hours after Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin accused the Centre of imposing Hindi on non-Hindi speakers, Home Minister Amit Shah urged the state government to introduce medical and engineering courses in Tamil.
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"Entitled Bigots": MK Stalin's Long Post Against 3-Language Policy
Intensifying his attack on the Centre over alleged Hindi imposition through a three-language policy, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has said demanding linguistic equality is not chauvinism
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On NEP, RLD Slams Samajwadi Party, Congress Silence On "Insults" To Hindi
The language war that has broken out between Tamil Nadu's DMK and NDA at the Centre has taken a different turn in the Hindi heartland.
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"Saying Silly Things": Centre On MK Stalin's "Hindi Destroyed 25..." Jab
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has ramped up pressure on the centre in the 'Hindi imposition' row, claiming forced adoption of the language in other states had "destroyed 25 native north Indian languages in 100 years".
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Imposition, Not Coexisting, A Problem: DMK's Kanimozhi On Tamil-Hindi Row
Senior DMK leader Kanimozhi today clarified the position of her party on the contentious issue of three language policy, saying they are objecting to is the "imposition" of Hindi by the Centre and not the language per se.
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"I Apologise For Being Unable To Speak Tamil": Amit Shah Amid Language Row
Amid the row over the alleged imposition of Hindi in Tamil Nadu, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday "apologised" for not being able to speak the "world's oldest language."
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"Fight Among KG Students": Actor Vijay On DMK-Centre Clash Over Hindi
Tamil actor-politician Vijay on Wednesday waded into the 'Hindi imposition' row between Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK and the BJP-led centre, slammed both parties and labelling their bitter back-and-forth "a fight among KG students".
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Telangana's Language Push Amid Tamil Nadu-Centre's 'Hindi Imposition' Spat
The Telangana government has said Telugu will be made mandatory for all schools, including those affiliated with the centre-administered CBSE, as part of a push to ensure students learn the regional language.
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Amid Language Row In Tamil Nadu, Hindi Made Compulsory In Maharashtra
The "Hindi imposition" row has spread from the south to Maharashtra, with Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray, in a post on X, slamming the Centre's three-language policy.
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Opinion | Three-Language Row And Some Hard Facts You Can't Wish Away
Questions of regional identity are the reason that states assert their autonomy in educational policies. We can't wish this reality away.
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DMK Spreading False Propaganda In Name Of Delimitation, Language: G Kishan Reddy
Union Minister G Kishan Reddy alleged here on Sunday that the ruling DMK in Tamil Nadu is spreading false propaganda in the name of delimitation and Hindi imposition to shield itself from the allegations of 'liquor scam' it is facing ahead of polls.
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Pawan Kalyan Says DMK Allows Tamil Films' Dubbing In Hindi, Party Responds
The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) today responded to remarks made by actor-turned-politician Pawan Kalyan over the ongoing language debate.
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"Centre Cheated Tamil Nadu Of 2,150 Crore...": Hindi Row Jab In Budget Speech
The DMK vs BJP 'language war' - over the National Education Policy and the 'imposition' of Hindi on the southern state - made an unsurprising appearance Friday morning as Tamil Nadu Finance Minister read out the 2025/26 budget.
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"National Education Policy Meant To Develop Hindi, Not India": MK Stalin
The 'language war' between Tamil Nadu and the centre - the contention that the BJP is trying to impose Hindi on the southern state in the guise of a National Education Policy - continued Wednesday with MK Stalin calling it a plan to develop Hindi.
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"Ruining Students' Future", "Arrogant": Centre vs Tamil Nadu on Hindi Row
The Tamil Nadu vs centre 'language war' - over the new National Education Policy and the 'imposition of Hindi' on the state, and others in South India - exploded after Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's comments about the DMK.
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MK Stalin's "LKG Student Lecturing PhD Holder" Charge, Amit Shah's Counter
Hours after Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin accused the Centre of imposing Hindi on non-Hindi speakers, Home Minister Amit Shah urged the state government to introduce medical and engineering courses in Tamil.
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"Entitled Bigots": MK Stalin's Long Post Against 3-Language Policy
Intensifying his attack on the Centre over alleged Hindi imposition through a three-language policy, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has said demanding linguistic equality is not chauvinism
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On NEP, RLD Slams Samajwadi Party, Congress Silence On "Insults" To Hindi
The language war that has broken out between Tamil Nadu's DMK and NDA at the Centre has taken a different turn in the Hindi heartland.
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"Saying Silly Things": Centre On MK Stalin's "Hindi Destroyed 25..." Jab
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has ramped up pressure on the centre in the 'Hindi imposition' row, claiming forced adoption of the language in other states had "destroyed 25 native north Indian languages in 100 years".
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Imposition, Not Coexisting, A Problem: DMK's Kanimozhi On Tamil-Hindi Row
Senior DMK leader Kanimozhi today clarified the position of her party on the contentious issue of three language policy, saying they are objecting to is the "imposition" of Hindi by the Centre and not the language per se.
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"I Apologise For Being Unable To Speak Tamil": Amit Shah Amid Language Row
Amid the row over the alleged imposition of Hindi in Tamil Nadu, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday "apologised" for not being able to speak the "world's oldest language."
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"Fight Among KG Students": Actor Vijay On DMK-Centre Clash Over Hindi
Tamil actor-politician Vijay on Wednesday waded into the 'Hindi imposition' row between Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK and the BJP-led centre, slammed both parties and labelling their bitter back-and-forth "a fight among KG students".
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Telangana's Language Push Amid Tamil Nadu-Centre's 'Hindi Imposition' Spat
The Telangana government has said Telugu will be made mandatory for all schools, including those affiliated with the centre-administered CBSE, as part of a push to ensure students learn the regional language.
