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The National Education Policy(Not final, but yet drafted) states that India would follow a 3way language implementation (English,Regional Language and Hindi) in Non-Hindi States and(English,Regional Language and One of Classical language from schedule 8) #StopHindiImposition (1) 
From primary i,e grade 1 and should be ready to read in all 3 scripts by grade 3, after which writing is taught in other languages other than that of the medium, then students would be allowed to continue with english and an optional language in 11-12 (2) #StopHindiImposition
in 11-12(Hindi or Regional Language or Foreign Language). In addition to this Sanskrit or Any other Classical Language would be made to learn between grades 6-8. Sanskrit would me made to study by all the students between 6-8. (3) #StopHindiImposition
It says english has no advantage over the Indian languages and most of the countries have started to adapt their native language. "Indian languages are very scientifically structured, and do not have unphonetic, complicated spellings of words and numerous grammatical exceptions".
Whatever the try to counter balance its clear and evident that *Hindi imposition* is very obvious. India's integrity lies in pluralism. Having many languages but still stating Hindi as the official language as more people speak it and imposing it on others is condemnable.(5)
For most language spoken in a country India Stands fourth behind Indonesia,Nigeria and Paupa New Guinea with the languages spoken by rather small tribal groups or in seperate islands, But here each language is spoken by millions, so you can never state a single native language.
As Anna had said "If a small dog and a big dog needs to move out they both can move out throuh a big door rather than a big door for big dog and a small door for the smaller dog. If communication is the need why would someone need to impose hindi. #StopHindiImposition
