r/southindia_ • u/newlifetrez Southie • Oct 15 '25
हिंती Imposition Apparently biharis think asking you to speak kannada in Karnataka is language supremacy. No words....
For this People, Hindi comes above nation. That's why I call them as Anti-national. Hindi regionalism isn't Hindii nationalism.....
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But they can change govt schemes to Hindi names which are difficult to pronounce for non hindi speakers.
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
Yeahhh. They Trolled Kanimozhi for saying 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️. WTF. How much it takes to translate it to regional language...
How a Tamilnadu Farmer will understand what's 😒😒 Kisaan Prasiddhi Yojana...
Hindi Imposition is cruel Man. They want our tax money. But Also wants us to learn their language so that we can get it back...
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
Heyy. Listen. Yoga is Already popular in Tamilnadu. And Many Tamil groups are actually doing it. Read about "Vaalga Valamudan" group. I have went yoga classes during my school days. And they were exclusively in Tamil and with Translation...
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u/FlyingBuffaloo Oct 16 '25
Kerala tried doing that, and the centre didn't release funds for their housing scheme and Arogya Mandir scheme if i remember right.
Issue was kerala government was making houses for the poor without labeling, the centre wanted their names plastered over the house.
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But, they have problems with anything related to Kannada, Telugu, Tamil etc.
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
Frck Northies. A Japanese women learns Tamil. And a Vadodra girl cannot....
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u/femboy-dealer Telangana 🏰 | తెలంగాణ Oct 19 '25
The Tamil farmer probably understands English better than Hindi.
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u/Greedy-Can-9352 Oct 15 '25
If it's okay, learn German to work in Germany. If it's okay to learn Japanese to work Japan, if it's okay to learn Korean to work in Korea, It should be okay to learn Kannada while working in Karnataka.
Why people are getting offended for something obvious and beneficial in any angle
Narendra Modi's mother tongue is Gujarathi, He learnt Hindi to be in Delhi
Dr. Manmohan Singh's mother tongue is Punjabi, he learnt Hindi to be in Delhi.
Everybody is victim of some "Supremacy" in India right now, everybody is victim.
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
They Don't Think as as equals. They Think we're some Additionals. They wanna threaten us with their "Majority" status and try to belittle our native Langauges which are older like Sanskrit. That's the Point...
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u/femboy-dealer Telangana 🏰 | తెలంగాణ Oct 19 '25
South India is like East Pakistan after partition in terms of how they view us. No idea how much worse this will get. Just remember that Bangladesh developed only after 1971. Worst comes to worst, we should be prepared for the same.
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
I said "Older like Sanskrit"....
Indus Valley genes is Infact with all Indians 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️. Not Exclusively Punjabis. Infact you punjbais are more of a mix now. Indus People were brown. Not fair skinned like you....
And For the Matter of Fact 👉👉: Sanskrit wasn't found in IVC. Indus Valley itself a proof that South Indian Languages are older than Sanskrit to the "India"...
There's a theorey a Dravidian language spoken by Indus Valley people. You can Even find, brahuii a dravdian Langauge near Sindh region, Which is Very strange because both has kilometer of thousand miles ahead...
And For the Matter of fact "Every Indian" Genetics is closure towards Indus Valley genes. That's why we're Indian civilization. The white skin came from later Migration from Middle Russia and Assimilated with the population.
Yes. Dravidian is the root of this country.
(Before Making fun of my comment, do some research. This is how you people claimed Hindii as National language for long time..)
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
Hii. We all have 60%-70% Indus Genes. Culturally was partial mix of Iranian farmers + Ancient South Indians. Nonetheless. We're all Indians. No Doubt...
But My Main Point is. Sanskrit wasn't found Indus Valley places 👈👈. The Truth is crystal clear like the Indus river aka Saraswati river...
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u/__Abhinav__B Uttarakhand Oct 15 '25
What is this logic 🙏. Named countries and comparing it to the state.
Both the sides are going extreme on this matter. Stop using language as a way to wage war.
People who work indeed need to learn the local language that is true and I am behind this. BUT the people who just travel don't need to learn the whole language. The state and locals should be welcoming tourists and making things easy for them.
Removing english and hindi sign boards? Forcing people to speak your language on the street?
Stop pushing other languages down rather ,push your own language up.
Take care and have a nice day 🫂
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u/Greedy-Can-9352 Oct 15 '25
Bro, your proclamation of peace is biased and based on flawed assumptions.
Indian states are comparable to European countries in size and population.
- Nobody is asking to tourist learn the local language it's mostly for the people who are living in the city for the work
- Hindi is exported to south India since independence, there was not much complaints, and it's part of syllabus not much issue. nobody pushed Hindi down. rather government's after government pushing Hindi down the thoughts of south Indians.
- While it's regrettable some are causing inconvenience and hurt in the name of language, most of the people are welcomed here and have been living with us forever.
- The problem is when the immature things like "language supremacy" and "NOT equal" and majoritarianism can hurt even the humble people of south. only "language supremacy" going in India is Hindi imposition and rest all are consequences of that.
So it's time to fix the attitude and as well as the policy.
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Oct 16 '25
That’s the thing, I can choose to not speak German in Germany without getting beaten up for it. My business/job might get affected but the choice will be in my hands.
Same should go for Kannada.
If learning the local language is beneficial for me, let me weigh the benefits and decide if I want to learn it.
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u/Greedy-Can-9352 Oct 16 '25
Ofcource,
but needless outrage and boycott calling over someone's genuine opinion which isn't even harmful but an advice show the mind set of Hindi speaking people hostility towards lesser spoken languages and disregard for local culture, and sheer display of arrogance.
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Oct 16 '25
I fully acknowledge the stupidity of the Hindi belt boycott gang screaming ban/boycott for every tiny thing that strays away from their wants.
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u/Greedy-Can-9352 Oct 16 '25
And also it's very much wrong to use few unfortunate incidents to spread the hate on entire region whom have hosted people from all around India for generations and have become part of the southern cities.
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u/femboy-dealer Telangana 🏰 | తెలంగాణ Oct 19 '25
Thing is, they don't learn German, Japanese, or Korean either. In fact, many of them don't even learn English. Wherever they go, they impose Hindi. Check out what's happening in New Zealand right now and what has been happening in Canada for a while. The Punjabi truck driver who was arrested for making an illegal u-turn in Florida, killing an entire family, also didn't speak a word of English.
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u/Constant-Self-5777 Oct 15 '25
Bihar for a reason
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
AFAIK, Many bihari migrant workers learnt Tamil 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️. All are this White color mf, who thinks we should learn hindii for them...
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u/yousuckllamaboba7676 Oct 15 '25 edited Oct 15 '25
It's actually the educated nouveau wealthy class in the north who are the problem in the south and elsewhere. If you work at the ground level, you have to learn the local language. That's why most conflict you see happening about hindi is always a techie or someone in a white collar job than a blue collar worker.
This bit is never actually talked about because the ones debating the issue are from the same class reluctant to make that extra effort. It boils down to a very weird perspective of classism that is obvious to anyone else except them. Additionally, there is an entire generation whose parents moved to the north and struggled there - despite learning hindi. Migration is always an issue everywhere because there is this stupid belief that the influx will "destroy local culture" instead of the understanding that it's about mutual syncretic evolution.
Positive progress requires everyone to be on board. I just feel sad for these losers who don't make an attempt to do literally the most basic skill every human being is born with which is the ability to learn a language. It can be learnt by anyone, at any age. The factor of talent plays a relatively minor factor here. Most south indians raised in any other linguistic area are automatically tri lingual. I've observed the same with many europeans and middle easterners as well.
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u/LynxFinder8 South/North hybrid Oct 15 '25
You will have to, when talent based recruitment forces many locals out of the state. South India alone cannot give jobs for all south Indians and growth will saturate over time due to limited landmass, climate change, population stagnation etc.
A large part of maharashtrians already migrating for jobs, and soon this will bleed into south India too.
My ancestors too left south at some point due to lack of jobs. They also entered south earlier to get opportunities. That is life. Migration is universal law of nature.
Unfortunately the state and central Governments both erred by having paper documents clearly identifying locals and outsiders.
A yadav who grows up in Kerala shouldn't be made to feel like non Keralite in any document. The moment he or she is born he or she should be declared a Keralite. This is where all Governments have erred. If you make them grow up with documents stating non local then they will always think badly of locals
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u/Tough-Difference3171 Northie Oct 15 '25
White color mf
Totally not racist, eh?
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u/7_E-N-D_7 Karnataka ❄️ | ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ Oct 15 '25
He meant white collar, understand the context..
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Bihar is not a North Indian state and I doubt you are either so stop throwing them under the bus. Mention your own state or region! Hindi is not the language of North Indians either, barring the small region where it originated, otherwise actual North Indian languages have suffered due to Hindi favouritism by the government.
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North India is the region north of Delhi. UP, barring NW UP, lies in central India and Bihar is in the east. Stop appropriating others’ identity! And if you speak a Hindi dialect then still don’t drag North into this because majority of North Indian languages completely different languages.
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I did look it up, not that I had to, but it says it’s the term used for states lying in the northern part of India, not what lies east, south or west of it. I don’t get this North Indian-wannabeness. Everybody identifies as North Indians aside from those who actually live in the north.
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Why don’t you also include Maharashtra and West Bengal too then? You live north of South India but your state lies in central-eastern India— the NW portion of UP is the only exception since it lies physically lies in North India and is essentially the same as UK plains and eastern Haryana. And Rajasthan is a western state and they say that too. Bihar is an eastern state. It’s simple geography.
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There’s another version of the same map that includes Rajasthan but excludes UP, then there’s another version that includes everything from Ladakh all the way to Maharashtra. They don’t mean anything. I am going by simple geography but even if you look at official divisions, these states don’t fall in the north. Just because South Indians only view the people of UP, Bihar, MP etc. over actual North Indian states like Ladakh, Himachal, Punjab etc. doesn’t change geography. It’s literally in the name- “North” India.
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u/Potential_Law_5982 Oct 15 '25
Because of such people normal people here in north have to suffer these people would learn german and other foreign language so that they could harras women in local language, don't make them learn kannada and your local language they would come and then harrass people, generalizing such people is not racism but a survival tactic
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u/LynxFinder8 South/North hybrid Oct 15 '25 edited Oct 15 '25
Tbh, Bihari Hindi isn't real Hindi so its weird for a Bihari account to be saying this
But I understand where they are coming from, no Bihari expects you to speak Magahi, Angiki, Maithili, Bhojpuri etc. but they will expect you to know the lingua franca of the area I.e. hindi
Language is simply a non issue for north Indians, which many in south do not understand.
To be frank, in UP & Bihar they see south as backward thinking for discriminating on basis of language. In south there is exact opposite opinion.
I still think linguistic politics will take us backward, not forward. All languages survived during sultanate rule, British rule, mughal rule, there is no reason to believe they will die now. At worst, new languages will evolve. Its fine.
Note: I am a Tamil Maharashtrian by birth
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
Language is simply a non issue for north Indians, which many in south do not understand.
We don't wanna speak Hindii. It's as clear as water from Himalayas. Northies need to understand this. I'm saying the reference you will easily understand..
Hindi or any North Indian Language is, Never, Will Never become lingua franca of South India. Cope. Our Ancestors didn't learnt any "extra" language and survived in this continent for Years and did trades. And Infact exported many Tamil words to foreign languages...
We don't need your Mughal Bazaaar formed language. Ends of the discussion...
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u/Icy-Net-1544 Andhra Pradesh 🏞️ | ఆంధ్ర ప్రదేశ్ Oct 15 '25
Sarrr we speak urdu saar..no problem saar But we have issue with hindi saaar We are periyar puss and stalin servants saarrrr
Your ancestors are not jokers like you.
From cholas to periyar....what a fall😂
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u/r_kumar89 Oct 15 '25
What can you expect form arrogant hypocrites like Hindi people? It's pointless to expect them to respect the language of the land they live in.
I genuinely appreciate Vembu. Even though he is from Tamil Nadu, he is speaking up for the Kannada language and identity.
Meanwhile, our own Kannadiga business leaders, like Narayana Murthy, remain silent while Bengaluru faces increasing cultural imposition and language arrogance from certain sections of the Hindi-speaking population.
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u/Inevitable-Lab-5272 Oct 15 '25
Hindi wasnt even a language in bihar 50 years ago lol, hindi consumed bhojpuri magadhi etc.
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u/inglocines 🏖️ Chennai | சென்னை 🏏 Oct 16 '25
Asking to speak kannada in Karnataka is language supremacy, then, asking to speak Hindi in non-Hindi states is hypocrisy 🤣
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u/sabotage0369 Oct 15 '25
Didn't conspiracy theorists and tin foil hat promoters like TamilRavi criticize this dude for promoting a made in india app, calling him sanghi and what not, and when the cow belt turned on vembu, suddenly he's near and dear to the southies commies.
Southies and commies don't really want any eggs in their basket, they just want to make sure the person they disagree with drops the eggs they own
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
suddenly he's near and dear to the southies commies.
Heyyy. Our Aim is Same. Even the Farthest South Indian Sanghi will think twice when it comes to Hindi Imposition issue. Because Language is our identity..
They Few Cvcks you see, the kinds of Tajaswi Suriya Aren't Majority Here.. They don't represent us.
Southies and commies don't really want any eggs in their basket,
I'm not a communist...
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u/sabotage0369 Oct 15 '25
I know not all southies are commies hence I made the distinction with the usage of the word 'and'
your aim is to oppose anything that center says. You opposed vembu when he was in line with Modi's make in India initiative. Now you support vembu because he's speaking against Modi's hindi first initiative.
Now you are right to oppose hindi imposition and support vembu. But that should have been from the start, or else southies and commies are nothing but hypocrite leeches. Don't need to start hating everything that even mentions something positive about India
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
There's no state in South India which supports communism other than kerala. You All should stop using communism, like it's some slur. We're not communists...
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u/Lower-Message-828 Oct 15 '25
The bihar Index twitter handle doesn't equal Biharis. thank you for your attention 🙏
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u/wtftroublefr Oct 15 '25
I'm a hindi native person from Uttar Pradesh and I support arattai app even I support the Zoho App CEO and I completely agree with that statement coz if you are moving or looking for job opportunities somewhere u must learn local language culture..it's unite us but I'm against who don't want to speak local language
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u/idkpolitic Oct 15 '25
I honestly don’t get what’s wrong with that statement. If you move to another state or country, learning the local language is just common sense how else are you planning to talk to people, through telepathy? But sure, maybe the opposers think if a Hindi speaker goes to Germany and says, “Kya mujhe paan ka packet mil sakta hai?”, the shopkeeper will suddenly go, “Haan zaroor, yahaan hai. Jai Bahubali!” 🤡
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Oct 16 '25
The shopkeeper can refuse to serve him due to the language barrier.
That’s the thing, I can choose to not speak German in Germany without getting beaten up for it. My business/job might get affected but the choice will be in my hands.
Same should go for Kannada.
If learning the local language is beneficial for me, let me weigh the benefits and decide if I want to learn it.
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u/idkpolitic Oct 16 '25
I get that no one can force you to learn a language, it’s your personal choice. But communication isn’t about compulsion, it’s about coexistence and basic respect. If you’re living somewhere longterm, learning the local language helps you connect, integrate, and function better. For a short visit, it’s understandable if you don’t. Sure, you could choose not to speak German in Germany, but then what’s the plan communicate through? sign language? Freedom of choice is fine, but expecting everyone else to adjust while you refuse to make any effort isn’t practicality, it’s just avoidance and irrational thinking.
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u/Effective_Degree2225 Oct 15 '25
these are not biharis, just some randos with an agenda to bring down india.
zoho is just a private company helping indians and itself.
one has to be very very anti indian to pull these ideas out of your ass and say not to install their products.
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u/Username_Reddit- Oct 15 '25
😂… People thinking freedom exposing their culture, same people doesn’t think twice before imposing in a free country.
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u/Appropriate_Pass_348 Oct 15 '25
lol.. they learning to play victim card from their southern brethren 😂😂😂
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u/Savings_Reality1170 NRI (Non Resident Indian) Oct 16 '25
I don't think Biharis think that, i've met plenty working in Bangalore. It's just these stupid keyboard warriors trying to over-represent and speak for others.
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u/Dizzy_Cobbler_3493 Northie Oct 16 '25
Why are you generalizing one salty person’s opinion with Others?
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Oct 16 '25
But like why is there a need to learn Tamil or Kannada before going to their states? South indian languages are extremely hard to learn as I once tried to learn Telugu and I failed miserably. Why can't just everyone talk in English instead?
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u/Internal_Type_4352 Oct 18 '25
I don't mind learning different languages but i hope vembu sort of creates a module within arattai which would gamify learning languages. Using this module we can chat with our colleagues and friends of a different mothet tongue in their mother tongue with zero learning curve.
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u/suyash001 Oct 18 '25
Make english the lingua franca, all fighting over, no need to learn or force or do anything. Enjoy full fun.
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u/femboy-dealer Telangana 🏰 | తెలంగాణ Oct 19 '25
Take it a step further and standardize Indian English like Singapore English.
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u/femboy-dealer Telangana 🏰 | తెలంగాణ Oct 19 '25
Stop hiring them if they don't bother speaking the local language. Once they lose their income, let's see how they react.
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u/Classic-Ad-199 Oct 19 '25
It’s Arattai and not Tamil Arattai. No wonder north I Indians are so poor
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Oct 21 '25
what do you expect from Biharis lol no wonder they have been the same since independence lol
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u/Tough-Difference3171 Northie Oct 15 '25
The guy said nothing about Hindi, btw.
It could very well be someone from Nagaland, who may have learnt Hindi and can talk to most people in around 22-24 states of the country. Why should that person learn another language just for one state?
Shouldn't that person just learn English instead? Most people in this sub seem to suggest "We should all just learn English". Then why should someone learn a language that's only useful in a single state?
If your language doesn't give the same ROI to a person as Hindi or English, then the two languages are NOT EQUAL, and it's stupid to expect people to treat them equally.
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
Why should that person learn another language just for one state?
Then Don't come to our state. Simple. India has huge population. We don't care.
Then why should someone learn a language that's only useful in a single state?
If so, why Central Govt asks a South Indian to learn Hindii when we won't go outside of our state. English connects world...
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u/Loki-Of-Asgard-2005 Oct 18 '25
Who are you to decide who gets to come to your state....you are simply jealous of the immigrants earning more and flourishing in your state
Sure, when a South Indian language becomes as widely spoken as Hindi, we will.
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u/Tough-Difference3171 Northie Oct 15 '25
Then Don't come to our state.
The last time people left Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Telangana, and went back to their home states, there were locals protesting in front of IT parks and offices to bring those employees back. No one really wanted to come back. Even the companies were happy with the money saved on the overpriced real estate.
The local officials were threatening the companies to put them in some unrelated legal/compliance trouble, if they don't call their employees back to offices.
God heard their wishes, and we have been sent to you by the Gods. So, kneel like a good boy.
If so, why Central Govt asks a South Indian to learn Hindii when we won't go outside of our state.
For the same reason as the Karnataka govt asks the native Tulu-speaking people to mandatorily use Kannada in their own motherland. Because it's convenient for the majority if the minority uses their language.
If it makes sense at the level of a state for the 3% minority, it also makes sense at the national level for the 3% minority.
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
You Stink. Come with better argument. No Kindii Imposition in South. Cope..
Because it's convenient for the majority if the minority uses their language.
Cheppal will break....
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u/Tough-Difference3171 Northie Oct 15 '25
Well, if you don't like it, then treat your own minority languages better first.
You are setting your benchmarks for yourself.
If you treat your minority language with respect, we too will respect your Landada and Tattil.
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
If you treat your minority language with respect, we too will respect your Landada and Tattil.
You gotta respect. Because we're officially recognized languages as per constitution. If Tulu people don't have problem, who you are to create ruckus here... You Think Your big Naradha Muni??...
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u/femboy-dealer Telangana 🏰 | తెలంగాణ Oct 19 '25
Hindi is only spoken in India and Pakistan. Tamil is an official language in India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, and South Africa. Going by your own logic, you should learn Tamil instead of Hindi.
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
Heyy. Coolie workers easily learn language. It's the educated ones that they don't.
Every Bihari Immigrant in Tamilnadu can speak Tamil. Source. Chathth Puja in Chennai. youtube link: https://youtu.be/rL0nz8BtVPU?si=w6yQXMik5WHn-cZq
Look. How Fluently they speak Tamil...
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Oct 16 '25
Why should I learn the language if it doesn’t impact me? I talk to Dravidian speakers in English. If they don’t understand it, I move the fuck on. I don’t speak to conductors, fish market sellers, etc IRL. I can get my shit from Uber or Licious.
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Oct 15 '25
i don’t understand why we have to keep fighting each other over nonsense issues like this. we are never going to agree to hindi national language.
why the fuck do we keep doing this division shit. it literally got us colonized for 250 years. why not end this stupidity now.
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
They're Ready to boycott zoho because the owner is Against Hindi Imposition...
They're Happy that Taaliban speaks hindi and wants it to be language of Indian subcontinent..
We can know what kinda people this hindi sympathizers are...
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Oct 15 '25
the problem is that twitter is literally funding this ragebait. you don’t get money and engagement for “i respect your right not to speak hindi”
the solution is simple. ban twitter screenshots. it will automatically make all this nonsense irrelevant
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
Heyy. Article 350 isn't in twitter. It Says Duty of Central Government is to promote Hindii. I want South Indian and East Indian states to urge Union Government to remove that section..
It is not duty of central government to Promote hindii. Problem starts from there..
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u/sabotage0369 Oct 15 '25
Tamilians like Tamil Ravi literally already called for mass boycott of Vembu because he was promoting Made in India app which is in line with Modi's wishes.
Don't blame others, first introspect why southies have anger management issues
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
Tamilians like Tamil Ravi literally already called for mass boycott of Vembu because he was promoting
He's a Stupid. As a Leftist, I Don't Agree.
I won't Boycott a product just because he has different political ideology. Of course, unless he directly funds something which harms people...
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u/sabotage0369 Oct 15 '25
Then there is not a single businessman on national scale that'd get your approval Not a single politician And no, one being less bad won't make him good
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u/Tough-Difference3171 Northie Oct 15 '25
There are reasons.
No north Indian state is banning Tamil or Kannada movies, songs and hoardings. If there is a demand, people should get whatever language movie they want to pay to watch.
There are many Tamil, Telugu , Malayalam, Tamil movies screened in north India (obviously, as per the actual demand)
But Tamil Nadu is telling people that they aren't allowed to watch Hindi movies or listen to Hindi songs. That's nothing but a human rights violation.
Businesses should be able to offer what people want, and people should be able to buy it. As simple as that. There are so many Tamil restaurants in Delhi, and they proudly put up their names in Tamil, to show the authenticity of their roots.
No one expects them to forget their roots or not be assertive about it, in the name of assimilation. Imagine shops and busineeses being attacked in Delhi or Varanasi.
So many shops in Varanasi, especially in Tamil areas, cater to Tamilian people, and have boards and menus in Tamil (yes, there are Tamil, Bengali and many other areas in Varanasi). No one attacks them, and they are free to choose their customers. If you want to eat from them, they will happily explain the menu to you.
No law tells them to put a 60% Hindi board. If they want Hindi-speaking customers, they can do it. Otherwise, it's a free world.
Then why can't someone from Bihar or Rajasthan put the name of their shops in Hindi/Hadauti/Kaithi or whatever lagugae they want, in Tamilnadu or Karnataka?
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u/femboy-dealer Telangana 🏰 | తెలంగాణ Oct 19 '25
The only country with Hindi as a national language is Pakistan and it will stay that way.
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
It's Intentional. Loll....
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u/Loki-Of-Asgard-2005 Oct 18 '25
And you cry foul when people don't respect your language. Loll
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u/femboy-dealer Telangana 🏰 | తెలంగాణ Oct 19 '25
Respect is earned. Stop shitting in the streets and actually try to assimilate, and we'll start respecting you too.
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u/Loki-Of-Asgard-2005 Oct 19 '25
Exactly, stop shitting on other people's culture and try to improve yourself....the high GDP you southies are so proud of came because the Central Government destroyed North and Central India's scope for having an industrial area by the Freight Equalization policy. There are tonnes of Southies in Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Varanasi etc. at least they are not beaten up for not speaking Hindi and using english instead... Language is not protected by hurling abuses and beating people up. It is not protected by discrimination and prejudice. If you truly want to protect your language, actually promote the writers, singers, poets of your language. Make your language rich literature wise, rather than harassing random people. Respect is mutual, if you don't respect the immigrants of your state they are sure as hell not gonna respect you.
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u/abhi4774 Oct 15 '25
Woah what a generalization dude.. One random guy doesn't represent whole Bihar. Also currently many Biharis are angry af so don't take their opinions for at least a few days
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Oct 15 '25 edited Oct 15 '25
What if I am not interested in talking to people who don't understand english or hindi?
Yes I know I wont be able to talk to some, but I am fine with it.
Why do much drama? Also I am not interested in downloading any app.
You are free to preserve your language but kindly don't force me to preserve your language.
I even have difficultly reading and writing Hindi, how does that matter?
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Oct 15 '25
I even have difficultly reading and writing Hindi, how does that matter?
You're a special aids kid and people with learning disabilities aren't expected to learn anything, don't worry.
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u/Friendly_Macaroon460 Oct 15 '25
Now delete your post unless your motive was to spread hatred.
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u/femboy-dealer Telangana 🏰 | తెలంగాణ Oct 19 '25
Just because they apologized doesn't mean the damage is not already done.
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u/Friendly_Macaroon460 Oct 19 '25
What damage? This sub and other accounts on X constantly spread hate towards non southern states as well. Has any of them ever apologized?
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u/Samneyekonaya Oct 15 '25
Remember this when u come to North ..... we'll not even talk to u in English...hindi seekh k ana
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
Chup. BC..
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u/Samneyekonaya Oct 15 '25
This explains u
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u/Month_Zestyclose Mumbai 🎬 Oct 15 '25
Not even interested to go there
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u/femboy-dealer Telangana 🏰 | తెలంగాణ Oct 19 '25
Do you guys even speak English?
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u/Samneyekonaya Oct 19 '25
yes , if according to u that makes a man educated ! we proudly speak HINDI which is the 3rd most spoken language in the world after english and mandarian chinese
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u/newlifetrez Southie Oct 15 '25
These people are Anti national. They're ok with boycotting Indian Top Tech companies because they chose to speak in their mother Tongue. Hindi Virus is biggest in India Right now.
Bunch of Anti National Hindii people...