Who do (most) Tamils hate Hindi? - Page 18

maya ji plz check this map from google .....

Pondicherry...... bangal sea side.....inside TN union territory...


Mahe-- Arabian sea side...uniion territory part of pondicherry--inside kerala..

Originally posted by: raunaq

yes this joke is very popular infact i even heard it from my desi as well as non desi friends 😆 😆 😆 har jagah hotey hain becharey 😆 😆 😆

That alpha beta and that ration card part was written by me and I donot know if such joke already existed! However its true and they lead wherever they go and they donot boss !!!!!!

Originally posted by: Believe

maya ji plz check this map from google .....

Pondicherry...... bangal sea side.....inside TN union territory...


Mahe-- Arabian sea side...uniion territory part of pondicherry--inside kerala..

I don't beleive it! Geography lessons in DM !!!!

Originally posted by: mythili_Kiran

I don't beleive it! Geography lessons in DM !!!!

so Believe the unbelievable things??? Geography can part of DM..Geography mean "writing about the earth"...in short we all discussed lot of time about earth and related things.😃 😉

The Union Territory of puducherry comprises of four coastal regions viz- puducherry, Karaikal, Mahe and Yanam. puducherry and Karaikal are situated on the East Coasts in Tamil Nadu, Yanam in Andra Pradesh and Mahe on the West Coast in Kerala.

puducherry is the Capital of this Union Territory. It is on the east coast about 162 kms south of Chennai (Madras) located on the Coromandel Coast of the Bay of Bengal. There are no hills or forests in this region. The main soil types in this region are red ferrallitic, black clay and coastal alluvial.

Main languages spoken in the region are Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam. English and French are other languages, which are spoken by a considerable number of people. Majorities of the people are Hindus. There are quite a number of Christians and Muslims, whereas very few Jains, Sikhs and Buddhists.

If we look at the economies of India, Tamil Nadu where only the great Tamil is spoken is the #2 industrialized state in the county. It is Top 3 is foreign direct investment, most number of automotive companies, diverse economic resources etc etc etc etc etc...

Now, tell me why should I spend time to learn Hindi so I can do business with other states that are in the bottom of the rankings. Why should I waste time to learn Hindi so that I can speak with Mayawati, Mulayam Singh, Mamta Banerjee etc.

Tell me about it? Does it make any economic sense to me to learn Hindi?

Here's what I suggest:
(1) First develop your economy so that it's comparable to Tamil Nadu and other southern states
(2) Be law abiding citizens and respect the rule of law in your states
(3) Learn to respect other cultures and languages

Then we will come back to the language issue. Till then, I'd suggest you focus on putting your house in order. I can be more expletive, but I chose to follow my own advice.

So, those who profess Hindi as the common language, I'd suggest that you learn to use "Rupee" as the common currency before that because even with our Tamil, we are able to provide a better standard of living for our citizens than people from Bihar, UP etc...

If you are still unclear, then goto Pakistan and live there because you don't belong to our India.

Thanks.

Arun

Originally posted by: azman007

If we look at the economies of India, Tamil Nadu where only the great Tamil is spoken is the #2 industrialized state in the county. It is Top 3 is foreign direct investment, most number of automotive companies, diverse economic resources etc etc etc etc etc...

Now, tell me why should I spend time to learn Hindi so I can do business with other states that are in the bottom of the rankings. Why should I waste time to learn Hindi so that I can speak with Mayawati, Mulayam Singh, Mamta Banerjee etc.

Tell me about it? Does it make any economic sense to me to learn Hindi?

Here's what I suggest:
(1) First develop your economy so that it's comparable to Tamil Nadu and other southern states
(2) Be law abiding citizens and respect the rule of law in your states
(3) Learn to respect other cultures and languages

Then we will come back to the language issue. Till then, I'd suggest you focus on putting your house in order. I can be more expletive, but I chose to follow my own advice.

So, those who profess Hindi as the common language, I'd suggest that you learn to use "Rupee" as the common currency before that because even with our Tamil, we are able to provide a better standard of living for our citizens than people from Bihar, UP etc...

If you are still unclear, then goto Pakistan and live there because you don't belong to our India.

Thanks.

Arun

Originally posted by: azman007

If we look at the economies of India, Tamil Nadu where only the great Tamil is spoken is the #2 industrialized state in the county. It is Top 3 is foreign direct investment, most number of automotive companies, diverse economic resources etc etc etc etc etc...

Now, tell me why should I spend time to learn Hindi so I can do business with other states that are in the bottom of the rankings. Why should I waste time to learn Hindi so that I can speak with Mayawati, Mulayam Singh, Mamta Banerjee etc.

Tell me about it? Does it make any economic sense to me to learn Hindi?

Here's what I suggest:
(1) First develop your economy so that it's comparable to Tamil Nadu and other southern states
(2) Be law abiding citizens and respect the rule of law in your states
(3) Learn to respect other cultures and languages

Then we will come back to the language issue. Till then, I'd suggest you focus on putting your house in order. I can be more expletive, but I chose to follow my own advice.

So, those who profess Hindi as the common language, I'd suggest that you learn to use "Rupee" as the common currency before that because even with our Tamil, we are able to provide a better standard of living for our citizens than people from Bihar, UP etc...

If you are still unclear, then goto Pakistan and live there because you don't belong to our India.

Thanks.

Arun

Originally posted by: SolidSnake

I am all for such an initiative. I wish we (in North India) learn more about other Indian languages, we need to update our Education policy. Students should be encouraged to learn other languages, schools should organise tours to different parts of India to make students learn more about cultures of those parts. Maybe we should organise Tamil/Telugu/Bangla/Naga etc sammelans in New Delhi and Hindi Sammelans in non-Hindi parts of the country.

But coming back to the topic, we should revert to two language policy (Hindi + Local) as far as official work is concerned. English (as a state language) was supposed to be a temporary arrangement. Now the time has come to get rid of this colonial baggage.

no way please no more languages. we had english, marathi/sanskrit and hindi which was more than enough. cant have more languages to boggle children 's mind when will they learn other languages? when will they learn other subjects with so many foreighns languages also required to be learnt now.
as it is in india dilect change after every few kilometers.

Originally posted by: SolidSnake

No, infact in non-Hindi states they use Local + English combo (correct me if I am wrong). Pataa nahin yeh English moh kab khatm hoga? 😡😆

ohh ab to we have many foreighns languages like german and french also spreading in india. 😉😆