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DMK alleges Hindi imposition in Puducherry college, 500 leaders arrested during protests
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‘Let people speak any language they want’: Singer Sonu Nigam on claims of Hindi as national language
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Those who do not speak Hindi should leave India, says Uttar Pradesh minister Sanjay Nishad
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Why Assam is up in arms against Amit Shah’s proposal to make Hindi compulsory till Class 10
Rokibuz Zaman
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Tamil Nadu BJP will not allow imposition of Hindi, says state unit chief
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For Shudras and Adivasis to have a shot at a better life, English language education is essential
Kancha Ilaiah Shepherd
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‘Only anti-nationalists ask questions’: Satirist on protests against Amit Shah’s demand for Hindi
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North East bodies oppose Centre’s move to make Hindi compulsory till Class 10 in the region
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Watch: Tamil Nadu BJP leader unable to speak in Hindi in debate on Hindi as alternative to English
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Hindi will be made compulsory in northeastern states till Class 10, says Amit Shah
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‘Tomb of Sand’: Geetanjali Shree’s novel in translation makes International Booker Prize shortlist
Geetanjali Shree
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‘Witnesses of Remembrance’: Kunwar Narain’s poetry preserves the words and sentiments he cared for
Basudhara Roy
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Teaching Hindi as a third language will not be harmful, Madras HC tells Tamil Nadu government
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We are not against Hindi, but its imposition, says Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin
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‘Twelfth Fail’: Bestselling Hindi novel about public services exams (and love) is now in English
Anurag Pathak
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How TV scriptwriter Sanjeev Paliwal has revived Hindi crime fiction with ‘Naina’ and ‘Pishach’
Maneesha Taneja
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From love songs to kurta ads, Urdu is popular with Indians. Why do Hindutva backers hate it so much?
Shoaib Daniyal
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‘Alipura’: A delightful romp in the Hindi heartland turns into a grim narrative of powerlessness
Saloni Sharma
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‘Alipura’: The definitive novel of Bundelkhand, funny and tender, can now be read in English
Gyan Chaturvedi
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‘Legal Fiction’: This taut political novel starts with a husband going missing in small-town India
Chandan Pandey