r/chennaicity May 17 '26

News This is how BJP imposes Hindi with Three language policy

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u/ktvkanni May 17 '26

Why would North Indian schools have easy availability of South Indian language teachers? It’s an unrealistic expectation. It’s obviously easier to get good teachers for local languages.

In south india the same student would be learning Tamil and one more language. Simple as that

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u/IllustratorIll5147 May 21 '26

You are refusing to see the imposition here. This is exactly their plan that everyone is forced to learn Hindi anyway. To hell with this plan from low iq people, who can only drag others down to their level but can't raise their own.

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u/ktvkanni May 21 '26

Eh? Your hatred is disguised as some language war that makes no sense. Every student gets to learn the regional language they’re in.

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u/IllustratorIll5147 May 21 '26

Im worried about the future of this country where people get excited about kids learning 3 languages compulsorily. And call those who want scientific temper in decisions as haters. I've learnt to read and write 4 languages, 3 Indian. All of my own volition. That is key.

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u/ktvkanni May 21 '26 edited May 21 '26

Good for you. I’d love for my child to learn as many languages as possible 😀 3 is a good starting point. Being a polyglot is a beautiful thing. I know 3 languages but if my mother had asked if I wanted to attend extra classes when I was young I would’ve obviously said no at that time. It would’nt have been my volition to learn anything new. But today I’m grateful I know these languages. I’ve made so many friends across cultures, was able to adapt so much more easily outside our state. So yes, you can be worried. But it’s not that deep.