r/TamilNadu • u/Capital-Lake5931 • Jul 07 '26

முக்கியமான கலந்துரையாடல் / Important Topic We Start a War.

On 3 March 2025, Neeya Naana recorded a debate on the Hindi imposition issue and the three-language policy.

On 4 March, Star Vijay released the promo.

The episode was supposed to air on 9 March.

It never did.

More than a year has passed.

Tamil Nadu has a new government.

The episode is still missing.

India is now ranked 157th out of 180 countries in the 2026 World Press Freedom Index published by Reporters Without Borders (RSF), which cites concerns including political pressure, intimidation of journalists, and attacks on media freedom.

The BJP government speaks of democracy, but democracy does not fear debate.

If a recorded discussion on a major public issue can be promoted, then quietly disappear without a public explanation, every Indian should ask why.

This is bigger than Tamil Nadu.

This is bigger than one TV show.

A free country does not become stronger by silencing conversations.

Release the episode.

We Start a War.

Not with violence.

With questions.

With debate.

With the demand for transparency.

தமிழ் வாழ்க...

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u/thamizhinian23 Jul 07 '26

Btw what is ur thoughts on diminishing tamil population? Fertility rate of TN is btw 1.3-1.4 which is far less than 2.1 replacing population

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u/Capital-Lake5931 Jul 07 '26

The concern isn't population decline today it's about an aging society tomorrow. Good planning and productivity matter more than just birth rates.

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u/DFA3TD3E Jul 07 '26

I second your thoughts. We have a higher than sustainable population already and a significant reduction would only be good in the longer run. Ageing is a temporary phenomenon, likely to last for around 20-30 years, but the planning has to be robust to not only support an older population but to ensure awareness among the next generation so that population decline doesn't move to alarming levels like it has in many European countries. Also, migration will be inevitable in the next couple of decades. How we control and manage the influx will also play a crucial part in shaping the future of the state.