CHENNAI: Chief Minister MK Stalin on Friday wrote a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, stating that giving special place to Hindi and celebrating the language in non-Hindi speaking states is seen as attempts to belittle other languages in a multilingual country like India.

Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin urged PM Modi to reconsider Hindi events in non-Hindi states, emphasising the need to respect India's linguistic diversity and promote local languages equally.

Stalin argued that celebrating Hindi Month in non-Hindi speaking states like Tamil Nadu could be perceived as an attempt to diminish the importance of other languages.

I suggest that holding such Hindi-oriented events in non-Hindi speaking states could be avoided, and instead, the celebration of the local language month in the respective states should be encouraged,

Chennai: Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi on Friday addressed the issue of the language acceptance and noted that there are forces, both within and outside India, aiming to hinder the country's

The Tamil Nadu CM writes to PM Modi over combining ‘Hindi month’ celebrations with DD Chennai golden jubilee; adds that according special place to Hindi in non-Hindi-speaking States is seen an attempt

Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu MK Stalin on Friday raised concerns over linguistic diversity and representation and strongly condemned the celebration of Hindi Month valedictory function along with the Golden Jubilee celebrations of Chennai Doordarshan.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin urged PM Modi to reconsider holding Hindi-centric events in non-Hindi states, citing potential regional strain. St