Anti-Hindi Campaign on Twitter Targets PM Modi's Speech - Page 3

Originally posted by: Deepthought

Fine example of mocking by someone who bears the title of moderator!

All problems are not easily soluable so what's wrong in being honest as opposed to thinking you can railroad people into doing something they clearly object to?

Originally posted by: souro

I told the truth, you did not offer any solution, did not even try to do so. If you are against something, you should also provide a solution that will make things better in your opinion. Why don't I see that?

But in the meanwhile, if something is not easily solvable, does not mean that the Prime Minister should not deliver any speech till it is solved. Maybe we should accept that and till the time it is solved, instead of focussing on the language in which the speech is delivered, focus on the content.

This article itself is factually incorrect 😕

1. The headline says Anti-Hindi Campaign' while it was actually Anti-Hindi Imposition Campaign'
2. Article says But in South India, objections were flagged quickly' while people from West Bengal and Maharashtra and many more states were also participating
3. The tweet up campaign was done on Independence Day', not on the Day that PM Narendra Modi will give speech in hindi about Start Up India, Stand Up India''. Campaign was planned ahead of PMs speech

Originally posted by: iMini

 The point is that 45-50% of the people know fluent Hindi in India and that's what matters the most when the PM or anyone should decide in which language should any message be conveyed to the people. Mother tongue or not,majority should understand the language.I don't see any suitable alternative to Hindi.
India is too diverse.There should be translators appointed.

Originally posted by: ...Diala...

<font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif" color="#006600">Do you have data to support what you say? Seriously? 45-50% of India speaks Hindi fluently?😲</font>

<font color="#006600" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">2011 census says 25.97% of India has its mother tongue as Hindi (If the 3.35 Cr of people who speak non scheduled languages are brought in this will further reduce). This is what the PLE member said in the interview..</font>

<font color="#006600" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">and even if all 49 branches of hindi are brought in, the figure is still 42% .. that again leaves me confused.. when all other languages have max 5 branches, how did Hindi get so may... seriously, Rajasthani is branch of Hindi???😲Hope they dont add Malayalam and Telugu</font>

<font color="#006600" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">And I suggest you to check the meaning of 'Majority' pls... I agree with the last part.. if translators are appointed, doesnt matter what language the PM speaks.. atleast for me😆</font>