Amit Shah declared that individuals speaking English in India would 'soon feel ashamed' and encouraged the use of mother tongues. He asserted that the nation’s languages are vital cultural jewels. The government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is prioritizing Hindi in official matters to reduce reliance on English, particularly emphasizing Hindi in governmental functions. The linguistic landscape is complex, with India having no national language but 22 official languages and a rich diversity of dialects. This approach to language policy has sparked controversy, especially in states where Hindi is not the primary language.
Amit Shah stated that those who speak English in India would 'soon feel ashamed,' urging respect for mother tongues and emphasizing the importance of India's languages as cultural jewels.
The Indian government is increasingly prioritizing Hindi in official communication and documentation, aiming to bolster its role and lessen reliance on English, particularly in Hindi-speaking regions.
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