'Does Rahul Gandhi Agree?': Ashwini Vaishnaw's Rejoinder To CM Stalin Over 'Hindi Swallowed Many Languages' Remark
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Thursday hit back at Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin over his claim that "Hindi ...
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M.K. Stalin criticizes Hindi imposition, Seeman's security guard arrested, new airport for Chennai, High Court orders police ...
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin accuses Hindi of erasing regional languages, slams opposition for 'Hindi imposition'
Reiterating Tamil Nadu’s strong opposition to the Centre’s three-language policy, he insisted on retaining Tamil and English ...
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Hindi 'Swallowed' Many North Indian Languages: Tamil Nadu CM Stalin Slams 'Push For A Monolithic Hindi Identity'
Amid the ongoing 'Hindi imposition' row, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Thursday (27 February) stepped up pressure ...
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Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin slams Centre over language row, says 'Hindi erased 25 regional languages'
As Centre and Tamil Nadu government spar over delimitation, Chief Minister MK Stalin has strongly opposed the three-language ...
Three Language Row: MK Stalin Slams Centre Over NEP, Says Hindi 'Swallowed' 25 North Indian Languages
As per the Tamil Nadu CM, the forced adoption of NEP 2020 and the Hindi language has "swallowed" 25 north Indian languages.
U.P., Bihar were never ‘Hindi heartlands’, says Tamil Nadu CM Stalin, lists languages ‘swallowed by Hindi’
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin said even political parties that had been consistently opposing the DMK in the ...
NEP row: '25 north-Indian languages destroyed by Hindi-Sanskrit,' says TN CM Stalin
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin criticizes the BJP-led central govt for its 'anti-Hindi' stance, claiming the push for Hindi ...
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MK Stalin says Hindi erased 25 regional languages, many gasping for survival
Tamil Nadu MK Stalin accused Hindi of swallowing regional languages and erasing diversity. He reiterated Tamil Nadu’s opposition to the Centre’s three-language policy, insisting on Tamil and English.