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DMK's Sharp Attack At Centre After Hindi Board At Tamil Nadu Railway Office
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has accused the BJP-led Union Government of crossing limits in its attempts to impose Hindi, saying the naming of the Regional Railway office entrance in Hindi reflects a "disgusting form of Hindi imposition".
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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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"True Chauvinists, Anti-Nationals Are The Hindi Zealots": MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK President M K Stalin on Thursday said demanding linguistic equality is not chauvinism and alleged that the "true chauvinists and anti-nationals are the Hindi zealots".
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'Don't Destroy...': MK Stalin On Risks Of Petrol, Gas Mining Off Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Tuesday opened a new front in his battle with the centre over a proposed offshore petroleum and natural gas mining project in the Gulf of Mannar, which lies between southeastern India and western Sri Lanka.
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Our Struggle Against Hindi Imposition Will Continue, Says MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu CM M K Stalin on Wednesday accused the BJP-led Centre of being 'brazen' over 'imposition' of Hindi and asserted that his party, the ruling DMK, would continue to resist any attempts to force the language upon the people or the State.
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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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"Intent To Deceive": MK Stalin On Centre's Move After Anti-Hindi Uproar
DMK president MK Stalin alleged on Monday that the centre's move on dropping the clause on compulsory Hindi learning in the draft National Education Policy was aimed at deceiving Tamil Nadu and demanded an explanation over it.
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DMK's Sharp Attack At Centre After Hindi Board At Tamil Nadu Railway Office
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has accused the BJP-led Union Government of crossing limits in its attempts to impose Hindi, saying the naming of the Regional Railway office entrance in Hindi reflects a "disgusting form of Hindi imposition".
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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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"True Chauvinists, Anti-Nationals Are The Hindi Zealots": MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK President M K Stalin on Thursday said demanding linguistic equality is not chauvinism and alleged that the "true chauvinists and anti-nationals are the Hindi zealots".
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'Don't Destroy...': MK Stalin On Risks Of Petrol, Gas Mining Off Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Tuesday opened a new front in his battle with the centre over a proposed offshore petroleum and natural gas mining project in the Gulf of Mannar, which lies between southeastern India and western Sri Lanka.
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Our Struggle Against Hindi Imposition Will Continue, Says MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu CM M K Stalin on Wednesday accused the BJP-led Centre of being 'brazen' over 'imposition' of Hindi and asserted that his party, the ruling DMK, would continue to resist any attempts to force the language upon the people or the State.
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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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"Intent To Deceive": MK Stalin On Centre's Move After Anti-Hindi Uproar
DMK president MK Stalin alleged on Monday that the centre's move on dropping the clause on compulsory Hindi learning in the draft National Education Policy was aimed at deceiving Tamil Nadu and demanded an explanation over it.
