Our country India has achieved independence from the British since 1947, but English still plays a big role in our life.
Why is that?
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We need to look at the reality. We definitely need a common language to help us communicate.
But why English?
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Why can't we have a common language from our own languages, so that we can kick out the colonial influence on our linguistics out of India?
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I have excellent reasons for my proposal. When we say we need a common language which will no doubt, also serve as the national language of India, we want a
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Like I said earlier, we need a language which is fully Indian. I have given my reasons why I don't consider English in the very first tweet of this thread, and for the same reasons, do I
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But one question is still there. Sanskrit is not used for
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Sanskrit is not used for day to day communication because very few people know that language. Very few people know Sanskrit simply because it is not promoted and taught properly in our country.
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As a solution to this, we must start with our latest generation. Let Sanskrit be the primary medium in our schools.
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But will it not be "Language imposition"?
To say the truth, every language is imposed. Language
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But then, what about our regional languages?
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HELL NO! The idea behind promoting Sanskrit is not to sideline other languages, but to have something common between all of us as Indians. In our schools, almost all of us study atleast two
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Why did I write my post in English?
I wanted every Indian to read my message. If I had typed in Marathi, it would have been tough for
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If you wish to comment on my post, you're free to do so
Thank you!
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