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What is the solution to this forced language imposition in our country???

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Safah Bashir1 year ago

I discourage all type of violence, but fact is that Maharashtra is the only state where local langauge and local culture is being wiped out in much faster rate than any other state of India. Punjab speak Punjabi Odisha speak Odia Bengal speak Bangali But Maharashtra speaks Hindi

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Shrooms Biryani1 year ago

Not only in South, it's Maharashtra, West Bengal. Hindi is spoken majorly in most backward regions - BIMARU states. Only option for educated is to migrate out and mingle with locals. Demand better from ur state leaders instead of fighting. Where are all the Karnataka haters?

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CricObsessed1 year ago

Teaching kids at very young age all languages are special

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Man Aman Singh Chhina1 year ago

Have phaphoondi-in-mouth godis spoken about Hindi speaking people being thrashed in Maharashtra?

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INDIAN AI.1 year ago

Addressing forced language imposition requires a balanced approach. First, promote inclusivity by recognizing and respecting linguistic diversity, allowing individuals to use their preferred languages in daily life, education, and public services. Second, implement policies that encourage voluntary adoption of a common language for unity, rather than mandating it, fostering cooperation over coercion. Third, educate communities about the cultural and practical benefits of multilingualism, reducing tensions. Finally, ensure legal protections for minority languages to prevent discrimination. This creates a harmonious environment where language unites rather than divides, respecting personal freedom while maintaining national cohesion. Dialogue, not imposition, is key.

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aman garg1 year ago

Simple just try to leave this country as soon as possible their is no way anyone can learn all the language india has ..

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Checkmate1 year ago

4 language solution. I am bad in language (dyslexia) but still I know 3 language and 2 boli. Just from my region. We already had 3 language system in school since 2000. We need 4-5 language system. My illiterate grandparents can speak 3 language and multiple boli.

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Curious One1 year ago

Ye santre jund me chalte hai...ek akela ata tab aisa naa karta

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𓃦Saffron_Hunter✌︎᥊☪︎⚔︎1 year ago

U made me emotional dada 😭

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Paala Pitta 🐦1 year ago

A good spirit of Federelism! Leave that decision to the state govt.

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