Sadhguru's Surprising Response to Hindi Street Names in Tamil Nadu

[@debeshmohanty1870]

I do not know tamil but when I hear tamil i feel it is very beautiful. Being an Indian I respect all my indian languages

[@ramadossc]

Your words are poetic too!

[@venkateshautogarage8437]

With love from Tamil Nadu

[@abhishekkrishna5127]

Then ask your Hindi belt assholes not to impose Hindi,

[@infinityxtanishq8712]

Abhishek Krishna pls have some respect , hindi is now spoken in literally every state in India...so what’s wrong in teaching it to everyone

[@vikrampoojari26]

@@infinityxtanishq8712 if you want learn cheap hindi learn it we are not interested 🤮🤮🤮

[@ak-jp6wm]

Iam from kerala we respect tamil🙏

[@arjun6759]

Whole kerala was Tamil before 700year ago

[@ak-jp6wm]

@@arjun6759 yes

[@melvinerj6811]

@@ak-jp6wm Thank you Chetta❤😇✌ Love from TN...

[@anilvm2426]

Kerala was the part of ancient Tamizhakam & our ancestors were common

[@slipknotj2581]

Bro we were part of Tamil Nadu at a point of time, until Parashurama

[@SD-zl6es]

Tamil is the pride of India I'm a Bengali ❤

[@narmathaasadagopan1545]

thank you bro

[@sayanl1389]

Cop nobra

[@animeost9193]

No

[@cubikurama]

நன்றி... Thank you brother. 🙏🙏🙏

[@immanthresanjawahar6469]

நன்றி

[@Vijay-zs1kz]

I live in northern India but I am hardcore supporter of my ancient language Tamil. I don't want hindi to be imposse on them by any means, let it be pure as it is from centuries. Jai Shri Ram 🚩🚩🚩

[@sudhanshutiwari7309]

Sanskrit is also oldest language

[@Vijay-zs1kz]

@@sudhanshutiwari7309 yeah but how many of us speaks?

[@user-ho8dj2np6v]

Its happy to see some people can even understand our feelings, jai hind🇮🇳

[@sudhanshutiwari7309]

@@Vijay-zs1kz North Indian's influence by mughals like and south indian influence by Christian's that's sad reality and am brahmin i can speak sanskrit but not everyone

[@potterhead1475]

@Vaishnavi K sis vidunga. Atleast support aachu pandrngala. Maybe jai shree ram ngradhu avnga way of ending the sentence ah iruklm.

[@pavankumar-lm8oh]

South Indian languages are pure, rich with their grammatical fundamentals. Not like hindi, mix of Sanskrit, persia, arabic etc

[@vaibhav8557]

@prakash patel no need to say anything about it. Hindi should not be forced it is not our national language

[@pankajjoshi2032]

All languages around the world were originated from Sanskrit. Now, let's talk about southern languages Kannada ( over 60% Sanskrit ), Malayalam ( over 85% Sanskrit ), Telgu ( over 70% Sanskrit ), and Tamil ( again 50% Sanskrit ).

[@vaibhav8557]

@@pankajjoshi2032 brother Tamil is not originated from Sanskrit. Infact Tamil is older than Sanskrit. For me I respect all languages Tamil and sanskrit equally. But I strongly believe any language, religion or culture should not be forced on anyone.

[@madeshmadesh2428]

@@pankajjoshi2032 hello Tamil is not originated Sanskrit Tamil is own script

[@HariKrishnan-pe3ft]

@@pankajjoshi2032 Where did you get this fake data?

[@yuvarajvelmuruganmudaliyar]

Sadguru speaking in english fluently. The entire world will understand what he spoke. If he spoke in Hindi only Indian's who knew it will understand. Native language and global language english is enough.

[@ravindermohan1080]

@@yuvarajvelmuruganmudaliyar I reluctantly agree.

[@prembhai1550]

"தமிழ் மொழி அல்ல தமிழர்களின் உயிர் மூச்சு" நன்றி சத்குரு ஜி

[@vaibhav8557]

hindi should not be forced on non hindi states .like Gujraat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamilnadu etc. It is not our national language.

[@telugupadyalu...6927]

andhra also

[@vaibhav8557]

@@telugupadyalu...6927 correct brother

[@indiazindabad9776]

@@vaibhav8557 our moto is Unity in Diversity Jai Hind

[@vaibhav8557]

@@indiazindabad9776 definitely brother , that's why I am saying respect all languages.

[@deeparaissas7321]

Yeah crt... Hindi is not a national language... Actually our country don't have any national language... Hindi and English are just a official languages..

[@priyaa5983]

Tamil is our breath💝 well said sadhguru...always love ur answers

[@souradeepbhattacharya5503]

This is what we bengali's are asking from center, respect our language, respect our culture and traditions. We don't want to be like you neither you should be like us. Let's respect each other, whenever i visit south india i always feel amazed by their rich heritage and simplicity. I'll also request central govt to look after Bengal, Odissa, Tripura and North East. We never get any limelight.

[@hello_1456]

Wow Bengali culture is famous all over India and you said you are not get limelight,the old culture are getting extinct because of modernization and west influence

[@souradeepbhattacharya5503]

@@hello_1456 No, we're not getting limelight and yes the Hindi imposition is a reality, they want to undermine other great traditions and make it their own, this is exactly why the Hindi speakers move out of their states and come here in South or Bengal for a better life but never respects our culture. Western influence are getting challenged everyday by the westerners only, huge amount of people in the west are challenging their own culture and livelihood it's in a destructive path but that's none of my business, my main point is none of the Hindi Belt should intervene in our lifestyle and neither should anyone of us in their's. Mutual respect is the only way we can survive.

[@hello_1456]

@@souradeepbhattacharya5503 Okay but I love bengalis and especially your sweets,love from Gujarat ❤

[@lolreally5778]

@@souradeepbhattacharya5503 bro Bengalis have swallowed whole Assam and northeastern areas. So u can't complain 😂😂

[@RelaxingAmbiencesound928]

Reason is definately hindi imposition know a days bengal is know as hindi states

[@iamsharvesh26]

தமிழன் என்று சொல்லடா தலை நிமிர்ந்து நில்லடா...💓💓💝💝💘💘💖💖💖

[@chirak8635]

Not only in tamilnadu Hindi shouldn't be imposed on any non Hindi States.. Edit: I'm not against learning Hindi, I'm against imposing Hindi, I knows Hindi although i can't speak efficiently.. I'm saying let the people chose , why imposing Hindi, all the 6 out of 6 clasical languages are older than Hindi and we love our language... Hindi is very good for connecting whole india and I'm not against it but I'm against imposition.. There is a certain incident in Odisha where a central government minister sent a letter in hindi but our Govt. Sent back it and demanded in Odia or English .. and another incident is in AIIMS a doctor asked a patient in hindi that person was unable to express his problem then some people protested and replaced that doctor with a Odia doctor.. here many people can understand hindi but can't speak clearly, but it's manageable.. so we aren't against hindi.. but imposing it can be dangerous..🙏

[@kalpatarupatra6975]

@divyanshu pandey Hindi too is not our u impose Hindi on us and occupy all the Central government jobs, and make fun of us due to our bad Hindi your plan seems clear north Indian only want non hindi states taxes but not our language or culture

[@zafirkhan9358]

@divyanshu pandey hindi is as foreign to is Assamese people as English is. And if you tell us to choose between hindi and English, we'll choose English.

[@jet5995]

@@zafirkhan9358 so english is not foreign?

[@jet5995]

@sakthi k not sanskrit..

[@kanthan3ppr]

Absolutely, linguistic diversity is a beautiful thing.

[@jamesbond3502]

👌👌👌👍👍👍👏👏👏 Though I differ with jaggi on many issues, I endorse his views on Tamil. YES. WE WON'T JUST SPEAK TAMIL. WE BREATHE TAMIL.👍👍👍

[@pragasanarchary2980]

Without any enmity, people should realize that Tamil is the most widely spoken classical language, with the other 2 classical languages viz Sanskrit and Latin not so widely spoken. Without bias ,languages like these should be safeguarded.

[@RaviKumar-ii6cb]

Telugu, Kannada , Malayalam, Oriya are also classical languages. Not sure about Latin as classical language.

[@mangojuice6869]

@@RaviKumar-ii6cb classical languages on merit.. Not by political influences and push... Apart from tamil and sanskrit none of the above language you mentioned are eligible for classical status technicalily

[@RaviKumar-ii6cb]

@@mangojuice6869 What exactly is the parameter for terming a language as classical?? I'm absolutely sure it is not the volume of people speaking it. My thinking is that it should have a healthy literature with a lot of heritage. Please enlighten if you know.

[@_-_-_-TRESPASSER]

Sanskrit is never peoples language its jus ritual language, kept on use for closed circles no one destroyed it still those have use it for ritual not many use it for communication among themselves too But tamil is peoples language, survived like wild flowers, after being some formed as telugu kannada n Malayalam , tamil still survived Instead revive the only oldest surviving indian language, union government n their agendas try Wipeout tamil They spend 1000s crore for hindi and Sanskrit which is invaders language and another is hybrid of many foreign languages, but for tamil how much ? To review and spread ,r translate other language wisdom to tamil union government spends what ? But state does with utmost care Self-respect movement is not against god r religion, but if v use religious traditions to forbid some1 from enter temple r to study r other exploitation thy stand against it , which every human should isn't it, they r not against wisdom b it spritual r science but against religious unfair exploitation and justify using traditions n gods If for the first time som indian leader proud of india its roots n wan revive us , why glorify varna dhama ,kula education and ews privilege instead of making every cast people as priest and spread knowledge , why insted nurture and spread tamil across north india , thy try all tricks to supress and wipe out, may b if its also mentioned as gods language r if v too show hatred to muslxxx bjp might have see us with care , instead v coexist in harmony. is wrong that v do 🌺🌺🌺🥥🍋🍊🙏வணக்கம் சத்குரு

[@natesanmanokaran7893]

Sadguru ji u share the truth of Thamizh people reflection. Thank u 🙏 👌👏

[@SBALAK9753]

Tamil people long to be part of India but the people who rub Hindi on Tamil Nadu destroying the national unity and give fodder to those that want to destroy Indian unity inside Tamil Nadu. Sadguru has responded good response. Let us realize the importance of our unity in diversity.

[@SkyTheAkash]

You are absolutely right, Bro! Respect!

[@lalli1955]

I stayed outside tamilnadu. for more than 30 years. I know the value of people . Hinduism and the rich culture helped me to connect with people. easily. I am now in tamilnadu. Still they fondly remember and call.

[@remon2410]

50,000 years old language 🙏

[@RaviKumar-ii6cb]

where is the proof??

[@remon2410]

@@RaviKumar-ii6cb go search yourself

[@RaviKumar-ii6cb]

@@remon2410 can you suggest me some link. Because 5000 to 7000 years of history is what so far anyone has been able to establish with proof.

[@thegreatestdemon1288]

false, tamil is 1000000 billion years old language

[@thanu-go1ts]

@@RaviKumar-ii6cb u can refer to tamil chinthaniyaralar peravai youtube channel...he have explained about the language and history of tamils. Indian govt keep on suppressing our language because it knows every well that tamil is the oldest language on earth and tamil civilization where the indigenous people of this country India.

[@ArunKumarAdolf]

Excellent speech sir..

[@Hopelessboy-Av7]

Oldest language in the world 🔥🔥 First classical language of India 2004🔥🔥 First Indian state to oppose Hindi in 1937🔥🔥 Official language of Singapore Malaysia srilanka 🔥🔥 Currency language in Morris🔥🔥 Slogan language of NASA,UNO🔥🔥🔥 Hindi Theriyathu poda panipuri 🤣🤣🖕

[@famousman3714]

Look its ok to respect ur tamil dont disrespect hindi...iyer idli pongal tamil

[@Hopelessboy-Av7]

@@famousman3714 Read my cmnt properly panipuri....I'm not disrespect any language. I'm only insult your panipuri North guys.. but u insulting my language! Panipuri hindi

[@RelaxingAmbiencesound928]

​​@@famousman3714idli nin apange tinsu nan magne nima hindi language nimad alla kanro nim appa mugals bhashe hindi kanro bolimagne nay we are south indians we will never accept your chindi Pindi language😂 idli is better and healthier than your Pani puris

[@akashmishra8195]

Tamil language should be taught in north

[@animeost9193]

NO, We don't want to know the noodle language. You keep it to your place

[@krishnaanhsirk2114]

@@karankumarftw 🤣

[@aetopubg1755]

@@animeost9193 like wise we don't need the Pani poori language 😆Here in south🤣

[@animeost9193]

Oldest language means the most primitive, rudimentary & junglee Adivaasi language.

[@krishnaanhsirk2114]

@@animeost9193 you are Tamilan's sons🤣🍌

[@ashishy]

Let the people choose if they want to learn Hindi, Spanish, Kannada, Marathi Germany, latin, sanskrit, Chinese, bangali, Urdu, hungul, Hangul, kanji or whatever else as their second language, first is mother tongue ofcourse lol

[@Rahulpawar-fb6hu]

Tamil should start to teach in north indian state 👍👍👍 tamil is soul of india not only tamilnadu

[@jeyaramsathees6128]

Rahul pawar forgot Srilanka

[@animeost9193]

NO, We don't want to learn your noodle language. You don't know how much we make fun of your language

[@animeost9193]

Tamil is just in one state

[@Attitudezero884]

@@animeost9193 that’s why our south languages are classical languages what about your bloody hindi. Lol

[@potterhead1475]

@@animeost9193 same we don't want to learn that panipuri language 🤣

[@balaparamez3280]

Tamil world first oldest language ❤ even older than Sanskrit for a fact and that is the truth. Truth will come out no matter what .

[@KarthikD72]

tamilan endru sollada thalai nimirnthu nillada

[@prabhuv6339]

Ennada innum kaanomey nu pathenn..❤💯

[@subramanimani9191]

I love you Tamil

[@jeyaramsathees6128]

prakash patel if you won’t tolerate TN will be a separate country

[@paulatreides6218]

@prakash patel North will do what..?? We just hate the idea of Hindi being a national language...We don't give a fuck about that idea...

[@user-ho8dj2np6v]

@prakash patel who said we are against hindi? If you don't what we are raising our voice against just don't comment, many of us learn hindi if needed but it should not be a compulsory one.

[@leojoel7068]

@prakash patel you are the one who is messing with your ethnicity

[@potterhead1475]

@@paulatreides6218 no bro hindhi is not a national language

[@sridhar4502]

Tamil language should be respected. It the pride of our culture.

[@rakeshmathialagan2184]

மொழியை உயிராய் மதிப்பவர்கள் தமிழர்கள். வேறு மொழிகளில் இல்லாத பெருமை தமிழுக்கு உண்டு.. தமிழின் பபருனம ஆதி முதல்சமாழி எங்கள் அன்ணனத்தமிழ் !!

[@nishanttyagi7486]

Noodles language

[@animeost9193]

@@nishanttyagi7486 looks like killed earthworms

[@potterhead1475]

@@animeost9193 en pandradhu evlo mutal ah irundha? Sethu dhan poganum🤣

[@thamizhezhil]

@@nishanttyagi7486 at least we have a Language

[@devilaasura3827]

@@nishanttyagi7486 Better than hanging on stick language.

[@yuvara8705]

Spread the word! I always love Sadhguru's answer

[@adeeshathodthillayam8951]

India should be like EU every language like Italian, Spanish, French, German and English are given importance and scope to grow

[@thedeveloper4207]

Independent South India...BJP doesn't care about South India at all

[@Shiv-vb1re]

You are stupid

[@gimmmehope]

The new Constitution came into effect on 26 January 1950. Efforts by the Indian Government to make Hindi the sole official language after 1965 were not acceptable to many non-Hindi Indian states, who wanted the continued use of English. The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), a descendant of Dravidar Kazhagam, led the opposition to Hindi. To allay their fears, Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru enacted the Official Languages Act in 1963 to ensure the continuing use of English beyond 1965. The text of the Act did not satisfy the DMK and increased their skepticism that his assurances might not be honoured by future administrations. 👆👆 As the day (26 January 1965) of switching over to Hindi as sole official language approached, the anti-Hindi movement gained momentum in Madras State with increased support from college students. On 25 January, a full-scale riot broke out in the southern city of Madurai, 👆👆👆 sparked off by a minor altercation between agitating students and Congress party members. The riots spread all over Madras State, continued unabated for the next two months, and were marked by acts of violence, arson, looting, police firing and lathi charges. 👆👆👆 The Congress Government of the Madras State, called in paramilitary forces to quell the agitation; 👆👆👆 their involvement resulted in the deaths of about seventy persons (by official estimates) including two policemen. To calm the situation, Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri gave assurances that English would continue to be used as the official language as long as the non-Hindi speaking states wanted. The riots subsided after Shastri's assurance, as did the student agitation. 👆👆👆 The agitations of 1965 led to major political changes in the state. The DMK won the 1967 assembly election and the Congress Party never managed to recapture power in the state since then. The Official Languages Act was eventually amended in 1967 by the Congress Government headed by Indira Gandhi to guarantee the indefinite use of Hindi and English as official languages. This effectively ensured the current "virtual indefinite policy of bilingualism" of the Indian Republic. 👆👆 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Hindi_agitations_of_Tamil_Nadu

[@gamology4146]

@Zinia Sarkar let's separate from this North assholes

[@sairajshetty1245]

@@gamology4146 But How???

[@parthbonde2106]

@@gamology4146 u want to separate from India? U know people like u are called anti-national, right?

[@Sandeepyadav-sj1cp]

He said absolutely right because when you imposed hindi on south indian they will be definitely react because every language is not only language but also connected their culture ,emotion and everything.# we all are proud that tamil is in india. வணக்கம் தமிழ்நாடு from jharkhand.

[@infofacts4332]

Tamil is the great of all language !

[@infofacts4332]

@prakash patel See the history clearly... Learn about keezhadi you will know how our civilization has started... We have link with Indus valley civilization also... Okay if u say sanskrit is which ideally original from tamil language and it has dead now.... But our Tamil is still a living language... Learn in net you will get alots of facts about it.... Don't simply say... Learn it... If you ask tamil people about our language Tamil they would answer Tamil is our pride ,it lives in their soul.

[@atharsh302]

@@infofacts4332 well said, nanba

[@HariKrishnan-pe3ft]

@prakash patel Do some research bro?

[@anandsai9378]

I'm from South, but support Sanskritam...

[@naveenkumar5396]

@prakash patel poda sori naaye

[@rushtyin318]

Whether Tamil has a longer history than sanskrit or whether they were developed contemporarily or whether sanskrit has a longer history is debatable. But hindi should not be imposed on any state if they don't want it, hindi is a child in comparison to even other indian languages, let alone compared to sanskrit or tamil.

[@rushtyin318]

@MSR Sculpts No, the oldest tamil inscription is the sangam era literature which is about 2000 years old, and oldest sanskrit inscription found is in Syria around 3500 years old, but these definitely doesn't prove how long the language is in practice, and probably will never be found. Because there is no originator language from which sanskrit comes and as far as I know so it is the case for Tamil, although they share many words, which complicates the matter further, so it's practically impossible to definitely determine. Now some Tamil or so called Dravidian supremacist politicians or historians claims that Tamil is the oldest language, but it doesn't make that much sense. They are clearly agenda driven. But anyway both are great languages of our motherland and should be treated with reverence and respect.

[@rushtyin318]

@MSR Sculpts Yes, I'm aware of the Ancient Tamil Brahmi excavations, and I think it's completely ridiculous to call it Tamil Brahmi just because it is what 10-15% different from other brahmi scripts found in other parts of India, see scripts changes over time, Brahmi was prevelant in India over a period of at least 2000 years minimum, so some regional variations are bound to come, it doesn't mean there was some completely different script. Also even if we go by the Tamil Brahmi theory, by its very name it is suggesting common link between "Tamil" and "Non-Tamil" brahmi. The oldest known site of Indus Valley Civilization (IVC) in India is Bhirrana in Haryana, which is around 9.5 thousand years old, I think also there are some 10-12 thousand year sites in Laddakh, and many unexcaveted places in Tamil Nadu and rest of South, many things are just not explored in India. I agree with you that IVC seems at least 10-12 thoudand year old by archeological estimates alone. And there are increasing evidence that there were civilizations in Ganga Valley, bengal, Tamil nadu etc at the same time with whole of India being interconnected. IVC is the tip of the iceberg. But all these things doesn't help the debate between sanskrit and Tamil, you can just find earliest inscriptions or mentions and estimate, which is again a very contested thing among historians, but anything more doesn't seem possible with present level of technology.

[@rushtyin318]

@MSR Sculpts Now this I honestly don't know about, I knew about Tamil script being found in Rome due to long trading history and all. Egypt I have no idea, is the inscriptions itself 5000 years old? like Egypt is 5000 years old but in which period there were exchanges between Tamil land and Egypt? But it's certainly not out of possibility I think. Can you give some source material about this? I'm interested.

[@rushtyin318]

@MSR Sculpts OK, I will look it up, thanks for the information. Nice to talk to you.🙏🙂

[@jeevanullakal9075]

In the entire works, more than 5000 city names are with Tamil origin. Among that almost 3000 city names are after one xadte community of present Tamil nadu. Almost all marine/ sea related phrases words are Tamil origin only. On the basis of Christian Bible also I can explain this. So, the fight is not out of chauvinism, but based on truths, many evidence.

[@nilimakalange5990]

I speak Marathi. But I think imposing Hindi to other states is bad.

[@animeost9193]

This is not imposing. Marathi log hindi seekhne se marathi chhod dete hain kya? Nhi

[@RaviKumar-ii6cb]

@@animeost9193 Mumbai me jaakar dekh. Marathi sw zyada Hindi hi boli jaati hai. Radio mein bhi Hindi gaana hi hota hai. Marathi gaana koi prime time radio stations chalana hi nahi chahta. Tumhe shaayad nahi pata Mumbai ko kendriya shaashit rajya banane ki koshish bhi ki gayi jiske chalte Marathi hath jaaye aur Hind aur English ka dab daba rahe kyon wo financial capital of India hai aur Bollywood bhi wahin hai.

[@PriyadarshanDayal]

Tamil and Sanskrit both have their rich cultures. Chola Dynasty spread both Tamil and Sanskrit in the regions they expanded to. I do feel there is big chance these existed together.

[@prakashsingh7027]

Bro where r u from

[@moshemoshe5201]

But literature wise tamil is far ahead because I know both of them

[@thanu-go1ts]

Cholas never spread sanskrit...don't fall prey for ur sanskritized hindutva idealogy...he wa totally against sanskrit and vedic...he even killed those fake brahmins. Tamil has a long history but sanskrit was recently created. Chola spread only tamil and thats now thamizh is the official language in many countries...but sad India doesn't even made tamil as official still now...shame on Indian govt who are sanskrit fanatics

[@jefrin1095]

They litrally opposed sanskrit Dont spreadmisimfo

[@valiantvimal]

Rightly said Sadhguru

[@gautamraj2483]

"People in Mumbai, Maharashtra are speaking in hindi over Marathi" is the reason why we are against Hindi imposition 🎉

[@nn.selvam1953]

வாழ்க தமிழ் வளர்க தமிழ் நாடு

[@adarshsunil7711]

If Sadhguru has spoke in Hindi, only Sanghis would have understood it, not the rest of the world. There is a difference between native language and Global language English.

[@Hitech150k]

I am from Uttar Pradesh and i respect Tamil culture 🙏💐

[@V-g293l]

Practically the whole world belongs to thamizhians bcoz v r first in languge ,culture etc... Always be proud to be a THAMIZHIAN

[@jeyaramsathees6128]

Yeah

[@anandsai9378]

The largest language group is Indo-Aryan .. and Sanskritam is the mother of all Indo European languages (acc. To your claim).. Tamil family is very much small.. Then how tamil is mother of all languages???

[@V-g293l]

@@anandsai9378 u need knowledge to undrstnd Watch Hip Hop Thamizha's Thamizhi documentry its available in utube

[@anandsai9378]

@Velu Ragavendra If that is the case, Sanskritam has more influence. Russia, Caspian sea are Sanskritam names. All European languages have greater Sanskritam influence. Sanskritams inscriptions are found in Indonesia... And Alex Collier is not a certified scientist. Just research about him..

[@sobitabharthi3572]

@@anandsai9378 tamil inscriptions were found all the way from egypt to indonesia, in fact singapore is a tamil word (singapura - singam(lion) + pura(pigeon)) tamil is the national language in 4 other countries while hindi is only the official language in India

[@risyanthbalaji805]

I learned English just for the sake of job.

[@rishabhchoudhary3812]

+1

[@saamouni8601]

Lol see this north indians started acting in comment's 😅😂 but in reality they show there true colours 👏👏🤣😏😏

[@shriprakash07]

Huge respect for you sadhguru

[@sooryamuthuraman7494]

Proud of you guru ji the tamizh respect for u increases day by day Cause tamizh literature was the first ever born literature then only the language Sanskrit evolved the first ever language nor was tamil sentamizh from which malayalam Telugu Kanadam evolved if ur a human u should be tamizhan cause the first spoken language was tamil from the bramihi script is when Sanskrit evolved respect of you guru ji is always there in every tamizhan presence (Get your facts right pro hindhi s) tamizh is the only language evolved in all countries Malaysia Singapore srilanka infact all these countries have a separate tamizh national anthem

[@thegreatestdemon1288]

false , sanskrit originated before than tamil

[@555nicky]

wat is great about demon is cannot accept truth haha

[@suryatamilan576]

@@thegreatestdemon1288 prove me!!😂😂😂

[@thegreatestdemon1288]

@@suryatamilan576 research papers are already available on internet

[@suryatamilan576]

@@thegreatestdemon1288 it's fake 😂

[@anubhavgupta889]

Hindi is my Maa and Tamil is my beloved Mausi❤️

[@Chintuu23]

Nanbaaaa tamizaaaaaaa , love from Kerala

[@jaihind-i5f]

Tamil Nadu The land of anti-Caste movement Anti-Brahminism movement

[@SJ-tm6iq]

One of the few occasions when this chap has spoken sensibly and truth to begin with.

[@cheersonsamuel2446]

Dear Friends and Family members, Can we learn Medicine and Engineering in Hindi ? Why our kids should waste their 60 % of their learning time in learning languages ? Give more importance to science and Technology. I prefer English which is mandatory ( IELTS ) to work in US, Australia, Singapore, Canada, UK ...where the unemployment rate is lesser than North India. Most of the Forward Communities learn English and Earn good salary in US. We know what is good for our children's future. BJP wants to make Tamils underdeveloped and poor. If amithsha cares about Nation let him concentrate on economy and creation of more Job opportunities.

[@BuddhuEngineer]

Can you learn medicine and Engineering in Tamil? No what we r saying that.... You respect your language good... Don't want our language that's very good.... But why your people abuse our language? If we do the same???

[@BuddhuEngineer]

@Zinia Sarkar if the same North Indian or Hindi Speaker start where you stand? Can you or a single Tamilians can survive?

[@gokulbryant4331]

@@BuddhuEngineerStay in your limits first,If you add Hindi as addition sign in milestones along with Tamil and English no one oppose that but hindi enthusiast have changed Miles stones to hindi in the land of tamils and you guys wants us to keep calm?would you accept if that was happened in your state?? Ask those jerks to act Democratic and question us.Just look back the history how you have been shut down even after that If you think we cant survive that shows your ignorance,we dare you.

[@BuddhuEngineer]

@@gokulbryant4331 I know my limits but you people don't... You have problems with politician abuse fight with them.... Why Tamilians abuse our mother tongue I can show you or you can read here lots of comment abusing hindi....first Hindi itself or Hindi speaking people don't replace anything anywhere but what did by politician to make it a topic...and you start abusing Hindi {our mother tongue}....will you guys can tolerate if the same words we use for Tamil language... In our state almost every airport have mentioned sign board with Many languages even with Tamil.... You kNow why? Because we respect aal the languages....

[@gokulbryant4331]

@@BuddhuEngineerThats what we say when we are dealing the problems with politicians for our rights just stay away and watch, what your enthusiast do is talk foul about my language and thats why you guys are payed back very aggresively. *All plans being brought up here by central are in Hindi, did we oppose?? * There are Many Hindi prachar sabha's are in TN, did we oppose?? *There are 7 airports in TN and many railway stations which has Sign boards in Hindi and other language too did we oppose?? *People from Hindi speaking belt lives and work along with us did we opperess them for speaking hindi? We are damn sure that Hindi cant take nothing away from us not even 0.1% and when we opposed hindi: * When Tamil is being purposely removed by Nationalized banks ATM machines leaving hindi and english alone for usage. *When tamil is purposely removed in Chalans of Nationalized banks and discriptions were only in English and hindi. * When Hindi is being imposed on students to choose as Mandatory 3rd language with out any choice. When we oppose hindi people with out knowing these facts when you guys oppose us based on the negativity projected by TRB hungry medias.Even I can show you soo many hate comments thrown againt my language over here, before point a finger towards us remember there are four fingers pointing towards you.

[@கார்த்தி-ந2த]

Clear view guru....u r right...

[@thillaimani7722]

Love u saguru ji...God bless u sir😊

[@nikhilrodrigues8475]

Let us not get swayed away by random emotions but rather have the discussion or debate based on 'facts' and 'ethics': (1) Based on discrimination: The attempt from any Indian national Government of the day to declare Hindi as the 'national language' will make non-Hindi speaking people be treated by the Hindi-speaking people as 'second-class citizens in their own country. Hindi is NOT the mother tongue of the majority of Indians. Although English is a foreign language to Indians it acts as a good leveler in the sense that it is a foreign language to all Indians - it is foreign both to Hindi-speaking people as well as to non-Hindi-speaking people and so, everyone gets an equal opportunity to compete at anything. Replacing English with Hindi will give a massive advantage to Hindi-speaking people and this will be unfair to non-Hindi-speaking people. English is a neutral language and avoids caste/race discrimination that happens in Indian languages. (2) Based on practicality: Hindi practically has NO use in science or technology. Nobody can become a doctor/engineer/technician etc by just knowing Hindi. Hindi is just for entertainment through the overrated Bollywood insanity. English on the other hand is widely accepted on the global level and has more value to science, technology, communication, etc than any other language. English works as a link language practically. I have typed this comment on KZbin entirely in English and people all over the world on social media communicate mostly in English. (3) Based on uniqueness: If the number of speakers is the main criterion for the greatness of a language then the 'crow' should be designated as the national bird of India and not the peacock or the 'dog' should be made the national animal of India and not the tiger. It is the uniqueness of a language that makes it great and not some population factor. If someone says that many people speak in Hindi in terms of some 40% of speakers then he/she fails to look the other way the majority of Indians (60%) don't communicate in Hindi. Hindi can mostly be read and understood only in North India, and probably in Nepal. But Tamil, on the other hand, is already official in Tamil Nadu, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Singapore, and to some extent in South Africa. Also, Tamil, Telegu, Malayalam, Kannada, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Odiya, Bangla, Aasami, Urdu, etc. are classical languages and have been in existence in history way before Hindi. (4) Based on imposition: After independence, the states in India were formed on a linguistic basis. We have a Maharashtra for Marathi-speaking people, a Gujarat for Gujarati-speaking, a Tamil Nadu for Tamil-speaking people, and so on. Then why does the Hindi belt have many states even when they say that they have Hindi as one language? That is because the influence of Rajasthani, Awadhi, Maithili, Marwadi, Bhojpuri, Santhali, etc. languages was mowed down because of Hindi imposition and they were designated to the level of just 'dialects' of Hindi. Marathi used to be written in Mudy lipi (script) in the past but because of the Devnagri script imposition back in the 1950s for a set of languages like Hindi, Marathi, Konkani, Nepali, Sanskrit, etc. Marathi, Konkani, Nepali lost their influences. The only vague defense BJP gives is the mudy script of Marathi was continuous in nature and would have been difficult to get that type-written on the press - which is an irrational argument because the same press could typewrite all the other languages like Punjabi, Urdu, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, Telegu, Odiya, Bangla, Aasami, etc. and somehow just could not do the same thing for Marathi? Marathi people are facing the crisis for the reason that they are struggling to have a script for their own official use and the average Hindi person thinks that Marathi is some kind of a 'dialect' of Hindi. How ridiculous! Marathi historically came into existence way before Hindi was 'formed'. (5) Based on the two v/s three language formula: The two-language formula 'Mother tongue language + English' is sufficient. Three language formula doesn't make sense. What the 3-language formula does is that it wants the non-Hindi speaking states to have three languages -> mother tongue for within the state communication + English for communication outside the state to the rest of the world + Hindi for communication within India with others who don't understand English. This makes the Hindi belt to be selfish to just have one language Hindi as they will not bother to study English. Why should someone from Tamil Nadu or Bengal or Maharashtra have English to communicate with the rest of the world and Hindi to communicate in India when the same Indians can try to understand basic English? English is sufficiently practical as a secondary language. (6) Based on the existing concept of India: Hindi imposition will destroy the unity in diversity of India. There had been riots over this controversy since 1937, the 1950s, and the 1960s, and might happen now or later in the future. The idea of one nation, one election, one party, one uniform, one language, etc. all this oneness stems from the BJP's RSS ideology which was inspired in turn by Nazi Germany. It is harmful, racist, religiously intolerant, linguistically chauvinistic, and detrimental in nature. Tamil Nadu will be the first state in India to secede from the Union of India if Hindi imposition ever becomes a reality. (7) Based on statistics: Migration for work happens largely from the Hindi belt to the non-Hindi speaking states and not vice versa. So, now you see how grave the problem is in the Hindi backward belt. Non-Hindi speakers' tax money is taken to promote Hindi and a less or negligible amount is spent on other languages. Also, why is the taxpayer's money spent more on the promotion of Hindi and less or negligible for other non-Hindi languages? 60% of the budget is spent on Hindi, 20% on Urdu; for Tamil, it is 0, Bangla it is 0, for other languages it is 0; why? This is an utter disgrace! (8) Based on pride and politics: Pride goes before a fall and the average Indian is somehow blind to this and ironically remains to be. It makes Indians not only hypocrites but also narcissistic to its own neighbors. This is because the current BJP government is systematically trying to keep brainwashing the mass illiterate Indians on the internet through the IT cell and in the open rallies. The current BJP government is heavily influenced by the RSS. Before World War II, the RSS leaders admired Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini. Golwalkar took inspiration from Hitler's ideology of racial purity. The RSS since its formation opposed joining the independence movement against the British rule of India. Excessive pride will cause India's downfall. No wonder the RSS had its roots in Nagpur within Maharashtra (Golwalkar, Savarkar, Godse, Hegdewar, etc. were Marathis) and is now making the average Maharashtrian behave diplomatically two-faced as some kind of an illogical balance in the policy of appeasement for vote bank politics. Donald Trump in the USA, Scott Morrison in Australia, and Boris Johnson in the UK caused a lot of problems due to right-winged politics. People over there realized the mistake of voting for them and then overthrew the governments and brought center-left progressive governments back to power. In India, it is a big shame that people here are still mostly illiterate, blindly religious, and emotional. (9) Based on nationalism: India as a nation is different in concept compared to European nationalism. Nations in Europe have their own national languages because the influence of other languages in their own countries was moved down by a single language when the boundaries were drawn. In the European Parliament, they still have English as a practical link language. Some people state that China, Russia, Japan, etc. take pride in having their own national languages and not English and rely on translations all the time in dealing with other countries and not using English. But the communist crazy countries or the workaholic nations treat their own people in their own countries in un-democratic ways just to somehow economically prosper by degrading human rights. One-China policy is degrading Tibet, Taiwan, Xinjiang, and Hong Kong. Japan's workaholic culture is straining the working-class people in the name of pride. Germany was the victim of Nazi ideology in the past. People all the time cannot rely on memory or machine translations/translators and waste time when the same would come naturally in simple communication by knowing basic English. Even the Chinese have started to aggressively teach their citizens English. India had prospered before on global level only because of English and now we are going back. (10) Based on globalization: Once upon a time, there was a colonial power but it's all in the past. The English people are called 'gentlemen' for a reason - although colonial they were not as racist as Germans. The British Empire in the 1920s was the largest empire in the world at any point in history. Whether you like it or not like it - it happened and people all over the world were either directly or indirectly influenced by it. The UK, the USA, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand have the English Anglosphere with more geographical areas for economic opportunities. The USA is still the major global power and the internet in the 1990s popularized English even more leading to an increase in the demand for globalization. Nationalism has become useless in the sense that no country can be self-dependent now and the 'Athmanirbhar Bharat' strategy of the BJP government is notorious in the sense that being self-dependent will first hypocritically rely on Russia, USA, etc. for defense from China OR it will replenish the resources of the non-Hindi states to feed the needs of the impoverished Hindi states.

[@akashmajumdar5385]

I agree you sir great love from bengal

[@josephj4043]

India is like European Union. All states should now look forward to having their own currencies apart from Rupee

[@abhay6905]

Jihadi spotted

[@sudharsank2458]

😂

[@tusharkadam7471]

False and cruel statement. This won't happen.

[@jeyaramsathees6128]

No: they’ll have to save a percentage of money they make without begging to central gov every time an emergency strucks

[@isaacyoutube]

Yo man u need to relax

[@MrKandan]

EINSTEIN STORY 💯 One day Einstein Makes the large hole in door for mother cat 😺 In few days, next to the large hole, he makes small hole for kitten 🐈 Then only he realised, large hole itself enough for both kitten and cat That small hole is Hindi That large hole is English English is enough to connect peoples in All over world🌍 assuming North India part of world

[@mukeshkumar-be1oo]

I dont know which is better or which is old language or which has good culture. At the end of the day language should get understand by the people, that is the main purpose of language. I am from Andhra Pradesh and I work in Chennai. I faced soo many problems in chennai like if I go to bustand in Chennai all the names will be written in Tamil only. I can read and write Telugu, Hindi, English but, I dont know Tamil. Then how can I read them. If people are understanding the purpose of language there is no point at all to even talk which language has more culture or old😂😂😂

[@Wukong432]

Then means you have to learn it or you can use Google translate etc.First of all India is union of states. States have been seperated on the basis of languages. India is a sub continent. The signs are written in our language because we are protecting it. That's why we are against imposition. If I have need to learn Hindi I will learn. If I didn't have need why imposing it.

[@mukeshkumar-be1oo]

@@Wukong432 Imposition is wrong. But you mentioned to learn or either use Google translater for this I don't agree because I studied in North India after my studies I worked in Telangana, Bangalore and now I am working in Chennai. How can I learn every language. That's fine people in that particular region can give importance to their own language and We need one common language also either that is Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, any language is fine. The only reason why I chose Hindi is I believe most people understand Hindi when compared to other languages. When I first came to Chennai after seeing all the boards in Tamil I felt I am not invited here. I think inviting others is an Indian culture.

[@Wukong432]

@@mukeshkumar-be1oo I can understand what you're saying buddy. But here we safeguard our language. In Maharashtra, Gujarat, Punjab, etc. Now speaks majority Hindi. Due to entry of Hindi majority of people have not speaking their native language.That's the main reason we safeguard our language.

[@mukeshkumar-be1oo]

@@Wukong432 👍

[@vikramsinghbaghel_]

I don’t agree with you here. Whether you go to Maharashtra, Gujarat, Punjab, or anywhere else, people don’t speak Hindi among themselves, and their native languages are definitely not dying. Just because you know English doesn’t mean you talk to your family or your entire state in English. You probably use English mostly on the internet, but in your personal life, you must speak Tamil, right? And has your Tamil died because you know English? Don’t write this kind of nonsense here anymore."​@@Wukong432

[@balakrishnankamesh2044]

முடிவுரை உயரிய மொழியாகிய தமிழைக் காக்க முடிந்தவரை பிறமொழி சொற்களை கலக்காது தூய தமிழில் பேசுவதோடு, தமிழின் அரிய நூல்களை பேணிபாதுகாக்க வேண்டும். “எங்கள் வாழ்வும் எங்கள் வளமும் மங்காத தமிழென்று சங்கே முழங்கு” என்று பாவேந்தர் பாரதிதாசன் குறிப்பிட்டது போன்று தமிழை நமது வளமாக போற்றி அதன் தனித்தன்மையை காப்போமாக.... Tamil is our Pride, Tamil is our Breath, Tamil is our Culture... Live and Let Live... लंबे समय तक जीवित तमिल, തമിഴ് നീണാൾ വാഴട്ടെ, ತಮಿಳರಿಗೆ ಜಯವಾಗಲಿ, దీర్ఘాయువు తమిళం...

[@O.Thanapalji]

True words ♥️

[@raviravi-eu8lp]

I love all South Indian languages they are very rich ,we support all languages

[@kshitijpatil1392]

hindi is not national language

[@anishgowda6785]

Never impose hindi on tamil nadu. But I expect them to speak and respect Kannada in Bengaluru and Like wise In Which ever state They reside respectively

[@bengalurulonewolf8875]

I love tamil

[@animeost9193]

They ain't call Tamil People Jangali 😏 because their Adivasi culture is full of jungliness

[@animeost9193]

@@tubbie456 PODA Thenndi Kundi 💩 Chettay

[@tubbie456]

@@animeost9193 sootha mooditu poda golti

[@arundayal9974]

@@animeost9193 mallu bit mama poi undan bit velliya noku

[@rajiniraja6837]

Sanskrit and tamil... Both are oldest of all languages present in india.

[@sundart5451]

No Sanskrit is 3500 yrs, Tamil 20000 yrs.

[@RaviKumar-ii6cb]

@@sundart5451 What is the proof??

[@rathish2823]

@@RaviKumar-ii6cb search in Google '' world first language '' u can get the results

[@harshavardhanj2970]

கல் தோன்றி மண் தோன்றாக் காலத்தே வாளோடு முன் தோன்றிய மூத்தக் குடி தமிழ் குடி

[@mastermindinclude7198]

Every language in India is a pride to India. India's Linguistic Diversity makes India itself. LOVE ALL LANGUAGES.

[@mastermindinclude7198]

But "LOVE ALL LANGUAGES" I do not mean people must learn all languages, one should have the free will to learn the language of their choice, forcing one's language on another is an utterly disrespectful act. Should come under infringement of free will.

[@vikramvicky3311]

We have proof for Thamizh is the first language in the world...... Adhichnallur exevation.... 10000 years old...... American, Britain Linguistic researchers find that Tamizh language borned 20000 years ago........... Our leader of Language - Lord Shiva Our leader of Land - Lord Muruga And so 20000 years left..... Still our language lives Thamizh our Soul , Thamizh our God, Thamizh our Path, Thamizh our Way, Thamizh our Culture, Thamizh our Identity, Thamizh our Pride...... Thamizh identity is enough for us..... We don't want any identities like India, Asia....... We R Thamizhans only...... Thamizhand only

[@explorationperiod]

*What wrong did he say? Tamil is the oldest language and the oldest culture in the world. Sanskrit came afterwards and Yes obviously Sanskrit has some really solid scientific base. Everybody acknowledges this also.*

[@kameshshashi4430]

Thamizhan🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👌

[@MILPICS]

Well Hindi is just Kichdi now, mix of Sanskrit, urdu, Persian, farsi etc. Let's not kill our older and pure languages. English is slowly invading every regional language & we need to tackle that.

[@katekate5583]

The mighty USA doesn't have a National language. The birth place of International English, UK still protecting welsh and Gaelic. EU respect and practicing all of its member states languages. Why Indian Union doesn't represent every member state language in the center as in EU and only promoting one of its regional language Hindi, which is a recent entry and Persian origin is insane. It seems the British Empire did not give independence but transfer its colony of many Indian countries to Hindian for Hindipendance while all non Hindians comes under the new colony. The new Hindi colony have its capitol in Hindi region, promoting Hindi language only and almost all the time Hindi speakers only able to become PM using tax mostly from non Hindians .

[@StellaQueen-xp5kp]

Thanks sadhguruji for mentioning about tamill❤❤ lots of respect❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jhjhhj1214]

The oldest speaking language is Dravida language after , It 5 main southern bharat languages are evolved which was Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam, Tulum,and etc and if we see much then we can't find much difference between Sanskrit and Dravida. In Sanskrit there is more words of DHEERGHA SWARA and in Dravida more words like HRUSWA SWARA🙏

[@Stranger-lb1uz]

There is no dravida language. Its Tamizhi. Then later tamil, kannada, telugu and malayalam evolved. Drivadam is just referring a south region of India. There is no Dravidan or Dravida language. Only Tamil and Tamilan, Kannadam and Kannadiga,.. like that it is. Dravidam or dravida itself a sanskrit name.

[@adeeshathodthillayam8951]

Bro all Indian languages has that and south asian languages have that.. 🤦‍♂️ you

[@karth12399]

First time jakki spoke right😊

[@sangeetajain550]

This is India each n every Indian have their choice to learn but no any Compulsion at the same time states also should also not coumple their state Language.

[@DC_Padhi]

Think of a truck carrying goods from Rajasthan to Tamilnadu. The driver doesn't know Eng. If the highway signs are in Hindi it will help. When a Tamil truck driver goes to Haryana how would he speak? In Tamil? Knowing Hindi as 3rd language is best. I am an Odia. My language is classical. I know Hindi, it helps me. Why do Tamils think that learning Hindi as 3rd lang will threaten Tamil culture?

[@SarathKumar-lf7uf]

Not interested thank you 😊... By the way truck drivers learn as many languages by their own way...

[@SarathKumar-lf7uf]

Not interested Thank you 😊

[@kanyakumari610]

That's The Reason Odia Is In Danger !! Just look att all the Urban Cities Of Odisha who says Odia 😂😂Assamese

[@qaddaffisulaiman6258]

Finally something that we can agree with Jaggi

[@sriramjayaram6027]

All languages of India are National languages. I like all national languages are good. We must be good in our mother tongue and respect all Indian languages equally. Hindi can be considered as one of the National languages however imposing hindi literature or Grammer is very difficult for us. Hindi gender is tough and still I find it complicated. I feel Kannada is easier than Hindi that is I studied Kannada and English from class 11th. Tamil is my mother tongue and learnt it through my parents, elders and many bangalore people speak Tamil very well. We can learn only simple spoken hindi with a voluntary option. We must learn to read and write our state languages such as Tamil (Tamilnadu) or Kannada (Karnataka) , Telugu (Andra), Malayalam (Kerala). All state languages culture should be preserved and saved .It is like preservation our generations and traditions.

[@dineshkumaranvello7524]

TAMIL IS A OLDEST LANGUAGE COMPARE TO SANSKRIT and hindi....Sanskrit is an indo european language...TAMIL IS STILL LIVING LANGUAGE....SANSKRIT IS A DEAD LANGUAGE....

[@HariRam-lz6qq]

Hail the Primary languages of India ( Tamil and Sanskrit), which are mother to all Indian languages.

[@alonewalker2626]

Love tamil and tamil nadu as an odia.

[@dontbeafraidimhere5421]

Why do we use English in every field of India? *(Why do we need English)* 1) India is a *"multilingual"* country & we have a different language family's *(Indo-european, Dravidian, indo-iranian sino-tibetan, Tibeto-burman, Semitic, astro-asiatic Etc..)* & India has no _-national language-_ or any _-monolingual policy-_ the country of India is a *"union system'* and "all languages are respected equally" 2) Only English is recognized and used as the *"2nd administrative language"* in all states of India. (After their state's official language) 3) English is the only language used in all fields of India *(science, technology, research, education, medical, business, job field, information, space field, Navy, etc..)* 4) India is mostly dependent on *"foreign income"* & So we need English in the field of 'business' and 'workplace' 5) English is emerging as the future *"lingua franca"* of India and the World 6) English is *"indispensable"* today and giving more value to "English" after our "State language" is also good for our financial empowerment. 7) Yes there is a language problem in India! So English has grown and is growing as a language to solve that problem, This is the reality! It is better to accept reality. And at the same time all the languages ​​of India should be respected equally

[@user-wg8kk4ky9u]

Nandri Sadhguru

[@sriramjayaram6027]

Hindi people speak good English and nowadays they are setting down in southern states such as Karnataka or Tamil Nadu and Andra. They can learn Kannada or Tamil or telugu. We South Indians must teach our languages. I have seen in hyderabad many people speak hindi rather than telugu. I request telugu people to promote the language and teach them telugu. Yes I have observed many North indians are eager to telugu . They will learn it very well. In chennai they are able to learn tamil within 2 months, many marvadi, marathi people speak good tamil. Many good marathi speaking contributed for tamil film industry (super star Rajnikant), many marathi speaking poets such as Dara bendre, Girish karnad have written many kannada novels. North Indians can easily learn kannada within two months. We South Indians can learn any North Indian languages such as bengali Or marathi Or any languages for the necessities. All indian languages do not have any silent letters and they are simple and straight forward compared to foreign languages. Jai bharat

[@plusminus7995]

I salute sir.

[@no-yz5pd]

Tamil is also known as sweet Tamil pleasure Tamil is our life

[@gokulraj8471]

We breath thamizh.

[@rageshvaikkatil4778]

I know many Indian languages including Tamil and Hindi, and consider myself culturally enriched and more competent on this account.

[@vaibhavjoshi7954]

I feel sad to see when there is politics and debate on language , religion , caste etc but not on development , human rights, education etc. Forcefully imposition of any language to a state can break the country, like east Pakistan broke and became bangaladesh. Jai Hind 🇮🇳 We are one .

[@orphan9334]

tell the bjp to learn lesson from soviet russia uno is watching

[@shivamtrivedi5643]

I am from u.p. but I love my all indian languages including Tamil we are brothers and can't fight for languages we shall try some words of your language and you try yours but not forcefully

[@CJ-qn8rb]

1st i thought Sanskrit is old language but got doubt since its letters are more like hindi after searching understood its an indio aryan native.. where as Tamil as per Wikipedia is the oldest surviving language by it's own.. as much pride people having on Hindi then imagine how much a tamilian may have may be double.. bit its did respected other languages and never tried to impose on other states.. being human iam speaking.. yeah sanskrit sounds refreshing bit Tamil have its root by culture rather than just a language .. so why they are so jumping to do some childish thing?.. Narrow mindedness really making people into stupid and blind and creating chaos over language bias... its so arrogant and ignorant thing when you do not know how to have equality understanding. Moreover if you want respect then 1 must 1st "give" respect.. similarly if you want to respect your language then 1st give that equal respect to rest of languages .. neither superior nor inferior !

[@ceylontea5877]

All states in India where hindi is state language there multiple languages.

[@anilvm2426]

Huck Findi..

[@animeost9193]

You don't want to speak or learn , okay but don't be an anti-nationalist by disrespecting national Language

[@proudindian9461]

@@animeost9193 india doesn't have any national language.

[@animeost9193]

@@proudindian9461 Are you dumb, Hindi is national language of India .

[@animeost9193]

@Chachu P Shut Up, Hindi is national language . You weren't taught in school that doesn't mean nation doesn't have common language. You people are haters

[@malluedm7577]

@@animeost9193 India is a democratic country with varied ethnic cultures, traditions, languages. India has a diverse list of spoken languages among different groups of people. It has been rightly said about the language of India, "Indian language changes every few kilometers just like the water". No wonder, this is true in every sense. India being a union of states with 28 states and 8 Union Territories has a variety of languages that changes every km. Since the beginning of the Constitution, there have been several debates on the issue of the national language. However, India does not have a national language. There is a difference between a national language and an official language. This post shall enlighten you with the national language of India. National Language of India Our Consitution did not give the status of national language to any one language. Hindi was definitely declared as the national language. But, Hindi is a language spoken by only 40% of the Indian population. So, this would be a problem for the rest of the majority of the population as everybody would be required to learn Hindi and this is not possible at all. The Constitution of India has stipulated the usage of Hindi and English to be the two official languages of communication for the national government. Additionally, it contains a list of 22 official languages (including Hindi and English). These languages are entitled to representation on the Official Language Commission, and a candidate in an examination conducted for national government service may opt to take the exam in any of these languages. So India has only two official language (Hindi and English). No National Language

[@anandseth6950]

What about kannada... Malyalam... Telugu.... they have a long history... rich cultural ethos...

[@SarathKumar-lf7uf]

No

[@rohanmhgb]

True!!

[@jaihind-i5f]

False

[@sbselvan100]

CM of Karnataka All official languages in our country are equal. However, as far as Karnataka is concerned, #Kannada is the principal language. We will never compromise its importance and are committed to promote Kannada and our state's culture. twitter.com/CMofKarnataka/status/1173553299196235776?s=19

[@lalli1955]

Any language cannot be imposed on anybody simply because you are more in number. Geetha,Ramayana,Mahabharata came from north . Sankaracharya came from south. Essence of it you take and live and enjoy the flavour of Hindustan

[@AdvocatePiyushAnandJNUDU]

English should be used for job purpose but when indians from other part meet ,they should adopt Hindi as means of communication.After Hindi is a indian language and spoken by more people.Nobody is imposing Hindi.I see North East people flourishing in Delhi as they know Hindi and English as well.

[@martinluther4720]

We have no interest to interact with North indians. Please stay away from south India. We don't want you here

[@sbselvan100]

Hindi is more Foreign to Majority of Indians than English Majority of Indians including those who learn Hindi are learning English for Professional Survival Wake up... Jai Hind Vande Maataram Jai Sri Ram Bharat Mata Ki Jai

[@madeshshivam952]

I love and only learn tamil..

[@orphan9334]

useless hindi

[@blueocean5369]

Every language is important and have a diff culture all 22 language are having its own past but the main thing is that hindi people speak English as second language instead of any 22 language and it's same to all other languages also