language politics

PM Modi on Sunday criticised Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin amid the ongoing language row, saying that he is suprised that none of the letters he receive from Tamil Nadu ministers are signed in Tamil

Stalin government in Tamil Nadu has now dropped Indian Rupee symbol ₹ from its budget documents

Despite this, the man issues a warning to the Odia restaurant owner asking him to remove the Odia language board and that he would come back in a week to check. The Kannada language goon asserted that in Karnataka, the Kannada language and Kannada people should get first priority.

Malviya's remarks came after Stalin reiterated his stand against Hindi saying that Tamil Nadu was prepared for 'another language war' if the Hindi imposition continued.

The Congress party weaponised language politics during the Karnataka Vidhan Sabha elections. However, playing with people's insecurities seems to have now backfired on its leaders and workers.

Karnataka has been plagued by multiple problems while Congress leaders engage in anti-Hindi rhetoric.

Rahul Gandhi once again trotted out the hackneyed cliche he has been using for the last 2-3 years: India is not a single entity but a union of states.

The public awareness protest was held under the leadership of Karnataka Rakshana Vedike State President T A Narayan Gowda.

In September 2020, Suriya Sivakumar compared the NEET to ‘Manu Dharma' tests.’ and mobilised the public against the pan-India exam.

The Madras HC noted that people from Tamil Nadu will be at a disadvantage if they travel outside the state without understanding Hindi