Hindi is being imposed to erase Marathi language and culture, we will not allow it: Congress' Sapkal Mumbai, June 18 (UNI) Maharashtra Pradesh Congress Committee President Harshvardhan Sapkal here ...

We truly have to believe that it is Indian cinema. We are all Indian cinema. We are not North, we are not South, we are collectively making cinema what it is. I think that’s most important that we don ...

SBS Hindi interviewed Jason Wood, the Shadow Minister for Community Safety, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs, about key issues affecting our communities, including social cohesion, crime ...

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We oppose Indian languages like Hindi but we praise English. Why do many people feel that English is closer to them and Indian languages are farther? We should also think about this," he said.

The Shiv Sena (UBT) will not allow the move to make Hindi compulsory in Maharashtra, said the party’s chief, Uddhav Thackeray, on Saturday (April 19, 2025). His comment comes in the wake of the ...

Hindi now mandatory 3rd language in Maharashtra for Classes 1-5 as state rolls out NEP "We are Hindus but not Hindi. If you try to paint Maharashtra as Hindi, there is bound to be a struggle.

Muthukrishnan’s remarks come as tensions escalate between the Tamil Nadu government and the Centre over the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, which recommends a three-language formula.

MDMK MP Vaiko strongly opposes the three-language policy, stating, "If Hindi is imposed, we will lose our culture, we will lose our language. We fought in 1965, and Tamil Nadu will never accept this." ...

“I know now conversations are about Malayalam cinema right now. But not long ago, all of us were sitting in Kerala wondering how Hindi cinema does it? Makers like Hansal Mehta, Anurag Kashyap, and ...

We are not against any language but against the ‘imposition’ of Hindi by the Centre. The BJP has stepped up its three-language push in the state, which will vote in an Assembly election next year.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin reiterated the DMK’s strong opposition to the imposition of Hindi, asserting that the party would not have protested had there been no efforts to enforce the ...