paragraph on our national language
kvnmurty:
there is no one single national language in india... there are 14 registered languages as per constituion... hindi is not national language
what para you want ? exactly ... tell me
ok
I don't want
someone else wants
there are 14 languages which are all equal in the constitution.... do not have wrong idea that hindi is the national language
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Hindi is our national language. It is the language of the masses particularly in North India. It is the language of general communication in our country. It is the official language of our country.
One who does know any other language can communicate in Hindi especially in North India. English has been retained as associate national language, due to demand of the South Indian people who do not understand Hindi properly. Hindi is the language of the North. Now it has been declared as associate national language and is being retained indefinitely until Hindi does indeed become the true national language.
Hindi is our national language. It was adopted by the Constituent Assembly soon after the achievement of independence in 1947. But millions of people in India still do not know Hindi. It is because it has been made difficult by the introduction of Sanskrit terms in it. The concept of Mahatma Gandhi and Subhash Chandra Bose of Hindi as a national language was that of Hindustani—a mixture of Hindi and Urdu. But over the years we have not been able to give the status of national language to Hindi.
One who does know any other language can communicate in Hindi especially in North India. English has been retained as associate national language, due to demand of the South Indian people who do not understand Hindi properly. Hindi is the language of the North. Now it has been declared as associate national language and is being retained indefinitely until Hindi does indeed become the true national language.
Hindi is our national language. It was adopted by the Constituent Assembly soon after the achievement of independence in 1947. But millions of people in India still do not know Hindi. It is because it has been made difficult by the introduction of Sanskrit terms in it. The concept of Mahatma Gandhi and Subhash Chandra Bose of Hindi as a national language was that of Hindustani—a mixture of Hindi and Urdu. But over the years we have not been able to give the status of national language to Hindi.
i need paragraph in hindi not english
ok i will try to send in hindi
thank you so much
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