Official data from Kerala's Department of Economics and Statistics reveals that the Hindu and Christian communities have entered a negative Natural Growth Rate (NGR), meaning annual deaths now outnumber annual live births within these groups.
After an extraordinary run at the Gujarati box office, "Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate" has expanded its reach with a nationwide Hindi release, bringing its powerful story to audiences across the country.
Keir Starmer said, "We want the UK to be India's first choice for finance and fintech."
The LG was speaking at a national seminar on integration in Indian languages organised by the National Institute of Technology, Srinagar and Bharatiya Bhasha Samiti.
As the pre-Puja crowd has started swelling in the city’s lifeline transport, the Kolkata Metro Railway has put up boards carrying instructions of do’s and don’ts for the commuters.
It is interesting to note that most non-BJP states are picking up the language issue and appropriating it as a counter to the BJP that appears to be pushing Hindi, which has sparked off a war between Centre and Tamil Nadu that has spilled over into the National Education Policy.
Tamil Nadu shows the path for every state to follow to protect their mother tongue by identifying hegemonic languages and the strategy to escape their clutches, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK president MK Stalin said and vowed to halt Hindi imposition and save mother Tamil.
The escalating tussle between Tamil Nadu and the Union government over the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 is not just a dispute over language policy ~ it is a deeper battle over state autonomy, cultural identity, and federal governance.
In a showdown with the Modi government for “intimidating” Tamil Nadu to accept the New Education Policy (NEP) and its three-language formula for release of Central funds for the state, Deputy Chief Minister and ruling DMK’s Youth Wing Secretary Udhayanidhi Stalin, on Tuesday, warned that the BJP-led Union government’s haughtiness would only lead to another uprising against Hindi imposition.
Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin Monday opposed the Centre’s three-language policy, accusing the BJP-led central government of attempting to impose Hindi on the state.
