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Hans view vindicated
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The Supreme Court’s decision to decline a plea for making Hindi compulsory in all schools has vindicated the stand of The Hans India which had expressed in an editorial on April 22 that Hindi expansionism will not just affect South India but parts of North.
The Supreme Court’s decision to decline a plea for making Hindi compulsory in all schools has vindicated the stand of The Hans India which had expressed in an editorial on April 22 that Hindi expansionism will not just affect South India but parts of North.
For instance, languages with a rich tradition of poetry and literature such as Bhojpuri, Maithili, Magadhi and Awadhi have all been subsumed under the umbrella of Hindi.
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