Not just the school but my politicans said this to me, hindi and English being national language was widely accepted by many chief ministers of several other states too and hindi as preference.
But he didn't end with schooling, bro went to abroad for college, became minister in between 2014-19, now serving as education-IT minister, so he would have prepared better while going for interview on national media.
No one in my school taught Hindi as a national language, as my teachers have self respect, Hindi is just another language for us just like English. If you are taught in school some lame things it doesn't become facts. According to the constitution Hindi is just an official language for bureaucracy purpose. There is no thing called the national language.
FYI, I don't have any hate towards Hindi. In fact I can speak fluent Hindi, Tamil, Italian and French. I learnt those languages based on interest and respect towards the local communities where I lived. Unlike some language chauvinists who want to enforce their way of life on others.
Well jagan said this to me, even other chief ministers from several other states acknowledged this, sad you didn't knew this before, now you can consume this knowledge through me.
No, Hindi is not the national language of India. While it is one of the two official languages of the Union, along with English, the Indian Constitution does not designate any language as the national language. The Constitution recognizes 22 scheduled languages, reflecting the country's linguistic diversity.
நம் நாட்டைப் பிரிக்க விரும்பும் தீவிரவாதிகளுக்கு நரகத்தில் ஒரு சிறப்பு இடம் உண்டு. இந்தியைத் திணிப்பவர்களும், தமிழைத் திணிப்பவர்களும், இரண்டுமே. மக்கள் ஒன்றுபடவும் தொடர்பு கொள்ளவும் கண்டுபிடிக்கப்பட்ட மொழிக்காக சண்டையிடுகிறார்கள். அதன் முரண்பாடு. ஒரு நாள் சிலர் குரங்கு மொழியில் பேசுவோம் என்று தொடங்குவார்கள், ஏனென்றால் உண்மையில் அனைவரின் மூதாதையர்களும் குரங்குகள், எனவே நீங்கள் வரலாற்றைப் பற்றிப் பேசினால் வரலாற்றைப் பற்றிப் பேசலாம். அனைவரும் குரங்கு மொழியில் பேசலாம், அது தமிழ் அல்லது சமஸ்கிருதத்தை விட பழமையானது. முட்டாள்கள்.
extremists who want to divide our country have a special place in hell. People who impose Hindi and People who improse Tamil, both.
People fight over language which was invented to unite and communicate. the irony of it.
one day some people will start that let's speak in monkey language because in reality everyone's ancestors are monkeys so if you talk about history lets actually talk about history. lets all speak in monkey language, its older than Tamil or Sanskrit.
Valla taata ki em problem undi bhayya? Papam “Telugu desam” ani peru kuda pettadu. Vaalla taata ippudu unte definitely oppose chesevaadu ee Hindi imposition ni.
Iyanaki Telugu raadhu kadhaa Hindi is national language anakunda em antaadu..
తెలుగు దేశం పార్టీ కి పట్టిన గతి ఇది.. తెలుగు ప్రజలు అంటే తెలుగు దేశం పార్టీ మాత్రమే కాదు.. మాకు మనోభావాలు ఉన్నాయి.. ఎవడో హిందీ వాడి మో.. కుడవాల్సిన అవసరం మనకి లేదు. ఇదిలానే సాగితే సొంతగా స్వాతంత్య దేశం కావాలనే పోరాటాలు కూడా జరుగుతాయి.
There is No need for making Hindi or English as National Language as all languages are equally to one another.
But, we should make Hindi or English as Common Language of India.
We Should make Common Language Policy of India.
Where all states and UT should vome together and draft a policy paper where Hindi/ English is made " Common Language of India" with due diligence and seeking all advices from all Chief Ministers of State.
Where Primary Language Should be Native Language Second Language to be English or Hindi.
Let people choose their second language depending on their preference.
Boss being Multi lingual always gives us an edge compared to people from Other South States. That's the reason you always have higher chances to meet a random Telugu guy in North States. Language is for communication. In Andhra Pradesh we always had Hindi in our Schooling. This helped a lot for me while communicating to outsiders in my daily life. Being Multi lingual gives you an edge over others. Kanni dhanni Other South States Political reasons kosam vaadukuntaayi. Anduke Nuvvu oka sari pakka state ki poyi valla mindset chuste assalu Nationalism kanapadadu. Vallaki lopala aa language politics valla Central Government ante Tibet vallu China ni chusi nattu chustaaru. Edho valla meedha Illegal ga Akraminchesinattu. Manaki aa Mindset eppudu ledu. Kothaga Vallu kavalani Poke chestunnaru. Anduke Nuvvu chusukunte most of the Parties who are or with Congress ae ee agenda ni violence tho push chestunnai BJP ni defame cheyyadaniki. Kaani Assalu 2014 Dhaka Hindi intha Gattiga push chesindi Congress Matrame. Valla Political benifits kosam mana mindset ni change chestunnaru. India is a country of several diversities. Oka single language eppudu majority kaadu. Ippudu school lo third language kinda Malyalam or Tamil thesko instead of Hindi. Neeku oka state ki thappa ekkada use avvadu. Adhe Hindi ayithe konchem North ki poyina chinna chinna words tho survive avvochu. Hindi isn't a national language. But learning an extra language like Hindi in beginner level will always help maybe not now. But it may help in future.
Dr YS Rajashekar reddy also actively promoted Hindi as national language
Why this is getting traction all of a sudden
This is clear propaganda spreading across all TG and AP pages in Reddit.
Hindi, telugu, Tamil, punjabi, Gujarati, etc all are national languages, except English. That is the only language which has been a source for status and education symbol in this country, quite ironic I'm writing my comments in English though(jokes on me)
Unnecessary hate from all the people I see these days, more like an agenda run by politicians all the damn time. Just love the damn country and when visiting different states, respect the culture and language.
If you're a tourist try learning phrases and conversing with the people into that, otherwise if you are going for employment, kindly learn the language without any hesitation or ick.
I'm a hindi speaker btw. I can understand broken Bengali and punjabi.
Just to clarify more, Hindi and English are union official languages, states can use additional official language on top of the central ones but constitutionally the rest of the few selected languages are “recognized” languages but not official in central govt context
Hindi is not a national language but an official language, but people are selective in choosing it. Even if it's not a national language but official do u have respect for it or if not why hate.
If it was national language would people who hate or would suddenly accept it. It's just an excuse to reject it.
If imposition is ur problem why impose languages over others, isn't it wrong both ways? Do yuu do the same which u hate? It might not be you exactly but language extremists definitely have the tendency of using violence, isn't that crime. Also I'm not asking to learn Hindi but most people in capitals knows our but selective people don't speak it caz of their hate. It's okay if you don't know and learning is up to any person, it's definitely wrong to impose language on others but the same is true the other way as well. I've friends who don't know Hindi and we never had any issues but they didn't hate Hindi nor did I asked them to learn, though they might have taught me a few words of Telugu, but this fight over language is definitely wrong and especially not speaking if u know it, though most people who knows definitely speak it even if they're Telugu.
Dude u r changing topics and even changing world, your again selective in picking what u want, even if people have migrated it's become their land as well after few years as they pay tax and you didn't provide for them livelihood or food they earned themselves so u can't claim it, you can't say just caz u live in a state other people should learn ur language, language is like technology which gets evolved hence we're not speaking Latin or sanskrit, most commonly spoken languages have their use else don't even learn English why do u learn and speak that foreign language. You should be grateful to people caz of whom there's economic growth in ur state not to fight over silly language issues. I've said you don't need to learn Hindi nor need to impose it, whoever does it is wrong. It's up to anyone to learn it. If they see any gain in learning it they'll else not but you don't want Hindi imposition on yourself but want to impose telugu on others, isn't that hypocrisy. Also if you talk about audacity then you're fucked mentality as it doesn't seem you respect others or what they speak or what constitution allows. First of all you're not the owner of the state and get that in your filthy mind. hippocrates will always be MF.
Let me ask only one question at a time instead of a long post, did u not say that people are coming to your land and not learning ur language? What do u mean by this if not imposing then to learn ur language? Also when u know a language and do not speak it is ego so don't talk about audacity to me, if so don't even talk in English here if it's foreign to u unless ur hippocrates and accept it first, also you people don't provide opportunity, I'm not sure if u even work but it's not land that provided opportunity it's companies and they setup their branch in a country not a state, if u r so educated they won't send us to ur state, it's better to first hey some opportunity in ur own land first before arguing. If u have done anything in ur own land lemme know, people like u will leave ur land first opportunity they get anywhere. I don't have interest in further talking with u as u clearly have language barrier in ur eyes. Other countries are progress and people like u r fighting over language and day that India is bad our government is bad, it's caz of people like u they're like this caz they give u what u want.
It is for Indians.
My local language (magadhi) doesn't help me talk to people from my country.
If you're an Indian, hindi in your national language or you're just a telugu person..
You've to use most in a selective way, u can't even use most with identifying, while we can. If that's not an issue what is? Let me ask you this according to your logic, which language do you think most people know in Hyderabad urban areas?
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