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While many of us very enthusiastically remember Thomas Friedmans book on

Globalization 3.0, we have forgotten a very interesting term he has also used to explain

the social process going on in the world. Exactly ten years ago, before he wrote his

famous book, Friedman wrote an article entitled: Wake up, smell Glocalization in

India

I find this term extremely relevant today and it explains a lot about what social

anthropologists would call a tendency in a world where there is universalization as well

as particularization going on at the same time. Globalization does not just simply imply

homogenization whereby we all speak the same language and eat the same food and

dress in the same boring manner. Globalization is also creating a kind of glokalization,

that is, a local response emphasizing the unique elements of all cultures, thereby

creating indigenous patterns which are not identical to responses elsewhere.

Just last week I had the opportunity to hold talks on India at Copenhagen University,

and one more speaker on the panel was the revered former faculty member at John F.

Kennedy school of Government at Harvard University and a former United States

ambassador to India, Robert Blackwill. It was interesting to listen to Blackwills

presentation, but what struck me was his remarkable acumen and knowledge of

Gujaratis as businessmen. Once again, a unique thing about Gujarat is the ethos of

creating a good business atmosphere. And this narrative reaches as far as the shores of

USA.

So when Angela Merkel of Germany chooses to hold a talk in USA in German, Francois

Hollande of France prefers to speak French, Putin Russian and Narendra Modi of India

chooses to speak Hindi, then it should be seen as a healthy sign of glocalization.

We as human beings have a strong need to glocalize our presence. It is better to be

originals than copy-cats. The world is not turning into one homogeneous unit where

we all end up speaking the same language. Thank God, for it would be extremely boring

to live in such a world. There is room for diversity and there are good reasons for

people to speak their respective languages wherever they are.

Hindi and Sanskrit have given many words to other languages. The words for Father

and Mother in Scandinavia are derived from Sanskrit. The Scandinavian word for

knowledge Ved comes from Sanskrit Veda. So on and so forth. Why should India

forget its roots when everyone else finds treasure in our past?

Therefore it is a sign of tolerance that Narendra Modi, who grew up speaking Gujarati,

has taken great effort to master Hindi, a language that unites India these days. It is

Indias way of particularizing its culture. Indian English is another way to do it. Banning


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junk food in Indian schools is probably the third healthy way to preserve the good old

habits of eating healthy food and preserving the unique food culture that India

possesses.

We have to indigenize our cultural and eating habits. We can be both global and local

at the same time. We can call the world a Vasudev Kutumba and when the world

comes to us, offer them Indian food and not junk food. The interesting phenomenon of

glocalization is that it is also economically viable. Imagine the amount of money that

we will save if we stop becoming diabetic because we make our children fat by letting

them eat this unhealthy junk food.

And the most important reason to glokalize is to create a sense of pride in being an

Indian. Most prosperous nations also have a population that takes pride in being part

of that nation. So is India finally glocalizing? One could also ask: Is Modi finally

glocalizing India by speaking Hindi at international forums? Whats your take on that?

DISCLAIMER : Views expressed above are the author's own.

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manohar.sharma

Jun 13, 2014, 09:27 AM IST

Many liberals,intellectuals brought in Macaoulay\'s ethos will find it not very easy

to adjust to this new change.But I am very happy to note that for a change it is not

the English speaking elite but home grown chaiwala who is setting the rules.I feel

very very proud today as Modi is insisting on only Indian ways,ethos and not the

borrowed ones from the west

GLOCALIZAT ION GLOCALIZING INDIA NARENDRA-MODI

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Sandy

Jun 12, 2014, 03:58 PM IST

Yes we are proud of our identity as the \'only \' Hindu country. It is time we held

our own like the Chinese and Japs !

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rohit_k62

Jun 12, 2014, 06:39 AM IST

The other problem with the non-Hindi languages in India is that they are all

primitive, have pathetically poor vocabularies, and sound very brutal to the ears. I

can\'t understand how can normal human beings speak such primitive languages

in 21st century. No wonder that all the educated people in non-Hindi areas have

adopted English, because they know that their own languages are an insult to

human intelligence, and they can\'t even think properly in those languages. But,that is not the case with Hindi. Hindi is a language with a superior vocabulary and

a glorious literary past. That is why Hindi is all set to dominate India, whether non-

Hindi speakers like it or not. But, non-Hindi speakers do have the choice to stick to

their brutal and primitive underdeveloped languages. That is why I encourage that

non-Hindi speakers should either accept the domination of Hindi, or quit India

while they still have time. Why wait to be kicked out instead?

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Desh

Jun 12, 2014, 03:02 PM IST

Hindi becomes Urdu if it is written in Indo-Persian script, and Hindi

becomes Urdu if written in Devanagari script.

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rohit_k62

Jun 12, 2014, 06:21 AM IST

I congratulate Modiji to promote Hindi and also allowing for the domination ofHindi. That is the way things will be henceforth. If you don\'t believe me, just listen

to his speech in chaste Hindi delivered in Parliament initiating the debate on the

motion of thanks to the President. It is fabulous that a Gujarati is taking the

initiative in this regard. But, I don\'t want Hindi to be imposed on the people who

don\'t like Hindi. Therefore, I strongly encourage people of Deccan Peninsula

(Marathi and Southies) to declare independence from India, because if they don\'t

do it, they will be kicked out for sure. Why leave with complete humiliation, when

you still have a chance to leave with self respect? Finally, we are all set to finally

have a nation whose national language (and not the official one) is Hindi. I

congratulate Modiji in this regard, and again encourage the non-Hindi speakers to

leave India with dignity, or else they will have to just face the boot.

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Desh

Jun 12, 2014, 02:59 PM IST

There is nothing new in it. The same have been happened many times in

past.

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Patel Girish

Jun 12, 2014, 01:42 PM IST

What we all should be proud of is that Modiji is creating a history of

acting/speaking like an International leader, proud of his National

identity. Most of those International leaders know English as well, but

they use their National languages to identify them as Nationalists. Free

translators are always there to convey their messages. Otherwise, as far

as I know, Modiji does know English enough to use it internationally.

Girish Patel

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clonehead

Jun 12, 2014, 09:48 PM IST

National language my dear Sir????? Seriously???? If Jyoti Basu

and Chandrababu Naidu speak in Bengali and Telugu does

that mean they are not proud of their National identities???

DeshJun 12, 2014, 03:00 PM IST

He is the same person who was condemned internationally.

Indrani DasGuptaJun 11, 2014, 10:09 PM IST

I think you should choose either \"k\" or \"c\". Pick one. Also, it is \"Vasudhaive

Katumbakam\".

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clonehead

Jun 11, 2014, 08:53 PM IST

Hindi is the language of the underdeveloped, illiterate, overpopulated BIMARU

belt and the non hindi speaking regions want nothing to do with it. My mother

tongue is Marathi and that is my preference. I will learn Hindi only if the need

arises and if I feel like and not because some BIMARU politician thinks that the

rest of the country should. Mr. Modi is of course welcome to speak in Hindi in the

UN just like a leader from WB speaks Bengali or one from AP speaks Telugu,

that\'s it. Its about speaking in a tongue you are comfortable in and if you\'re

comfortable in using English then there is nothing wrong in it as well as it is one of

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the Official languages of the country. The problem is these uncivilized barbarians

from the BIMARU belt are quick to jump the gun and take it as a sign of the

promotion/dominance of Hindi. This is because they have nothing to offer apart

from this language of theirs. After all their entire survival is dependent on the hand

outs from the non hindi speaking developed regions of the country as it is the

taxes and economic prowess of these regions that is feeding these backward

BIMARU regions. Hindi is synonymous with the honor killing, girl baby murdering,

spitting and littering, over populated, illiterate, crass, obnoxious, misogynistic and

patriarchal, backward and underdeveloped culture of the BIMARU region

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Desh

Jun 12, 2014, 03:04 PM IST

Hindi (Hindustani) is the 3rd largest language on this face of globe.

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ayaparamg

Jun 11, 2014, 06:38 PM IST

It is \"Vasudhaiva kutumbakam\" Vasudha = earth, mother earth, being one

family.by quoting the saw as \"vasudeva kutumbakam\" (vasudeva - is a name of a

person -by the way) the author not only messes up the inherent meaning and the

significance of what is being said, but worse - exposing their ignorance...how

seriously is the reader to take the rest of their writing...? Talk of standards falling in

our country - truly everything is taking a southward direction when it comes to

quality in our country - especially knowledge communication and

ournalism...touching the nadir steadily.

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rohit_k62

Jun 11, 2014, 09:38 AM IST

I congratulate Modi on the promotion and domination of Hindi in India. If other

Indians like marathis or southies have a problem with that, they are free to seektheir own independent countries. If in the end India only consists of Hindi

speaking states and Gujarat, then so be it. I really don\'t want to be associated

with dark parts of India (pun intended).

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clonehead

Jun 11, 2014, 08:57 PM IST

Hindi is the language of the underdeveloped, illiterate, overpopulated

BIMARU belt and the non hindi speaking regions want nothing to dowith it. My mother tongue is Marathi and that is my preference. I will

learn Hindi only if the need arises and if I feel like and not because some

BIMARU politician thinks that the rest of the country should. Mr. Modi

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is of course welcome to speak in Hindi in the UN just like a leader from

WB speaks Bengali or one from AP speaks Telugu, that\\\'s it. Its about

speaking in a tongue you are comfortable in and if you\\\'re comfortable

in using English then there is nothing wrong in it as well as it is one of

the Official languages of the country. The problem is these uncivilized

barbarians from the BIMARU belt are quick to jump the gun and take it

as a sign of the promotion/dominance of Hindi. This is because they

have nothing to offer apart from this language of theirs. After all their

entire survival is dependent on the hand outs from the non hindi

speaking developed regions of the country as it is the taxes and

economic prowess of these regions that is feeding these backward

BIMARU regions. Hindi is synonymous with the honor killing, girl baby

murdering, spitting and littering, over populated, illiterate, crass,

obnoxious, misogynistic and patriarchal, backward and underdeveloped

culture of the BIMARU region. Also Gujarat is too progressive and

developed to be part of your Hindi speaking filth.

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Sudhir

Jun 11, 2014, 11:24 AM IST

Are you recommending that we split the country into hindi speaking

and non-hindi speaking nations?

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Desh

Jun 12, 2014, 03:06 PM IST

yes Clonehead meant this.

Dharmendra

Jun 11, 2014, 08:59 AM IST

very good article, garb se kano hum hindustani hair

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Shailesh Mohan Bajpai

Jun 11, 2014, 08:52 AM IST

Very nicely written article

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Desh

Jun 12, 2014, 03:06 PM IST

Oh! is is so.

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hello.its.arpita

Jun 11, 2014, 08:28 AM IST

Definitely it is a laudable effort. Originality, and not mere copying, is what keeps a person or

a nation vibrant and dynamic. I indeed appreciate the author\'s idea of offering healthy

Indian foods as opposed to fast foods that are not part of our culture. Good article!reply

Jaygudi

Jun 11, 2014, 05:21 AM IST

All top leaders of the country must speak in Hindu at all international fora.....

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ravi

Jun 11, 2014, 05:12 AM ISTEXCELLENT article

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clonehead

Jun 11, 2014, 03:24 AM IST

Hindi is the language of the underdeveloped, illiterate, overpopulated BIMARU

belt and the non hindi speaking regions want nothing to do with it. My mother
















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PS IndJun 12, 2014, 10:03 AM IST

If you drive back North Indian crowd back to their states, believe me,

Southern states and Maharashtra (so called developed states) will die

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even quicker death. Most of the resources they need (be it natural or

human) come from those states and NI states could still survive as

farmers don\'t commit suicides there :)

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Hemanth B

Jun 11, 2014, 11:43 AM IST

Just change ur screen name to \"emptyhead\" and then I will read this

bull***t

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PS Ind

Jun 11, 2014, 10:19 AM IST

The concept of BIMARU was proposed long back and if you see the

current situation, it applies to almost any state in India. (including the

state to which the person who coined that term belongs to- Bengal. Infact, Bengal is worst state in India) You are boasting about Maharashtra

which has one of the worst human development records if we go by

recent farmer suicides, and the way poor people are treated by

politicians like Ajit Pawar. As for Mumbai, it wasn\'t a part of

Maharashtra for a long time, and even today the Marathis\'

contribution is much less than any other regional people in that city. All

those crimes you listed happen in Maharashtra too, and Southern states

like Kerala are even worst. That debate aside, you are correlating all this

with the language. What is your point, you peabrained?

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clonehead, , IST

My point my dear hare-brained BIMARU brother is that your

very survival is dependent on handouts from your more

prosperous, develop and civilized brethren. It is very amusing

to see a BIMARU Bhaiyya getting offended and trying toretaliate with some empty headed nonsense come back and

falling flat on their paan emissions. Everyone knows about

how developed and progressed the BIMARU region is and it

is beyond redemptions. If we could drive back the BIMARU

parasites to their abodes and build a fence around it, that

region will starve to death in a year

Brown American

Jun 11, 2014, 03:13 AM IST

What is Modi and his cabinet\'s educational background? Maybe that is the

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reason they prefer \'Hindi\' over English. We know for sure that Smirti Irani did

not finish College. What is Modi\'s education? Which University did he go to?

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Indrani DasGuptaJun 11, 2014, 10:11 PM IST

Google is your friend.

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Hemanth B

Jun 11, 2014, 11:44 AM IST

yawnnnn

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Khan Baba

Jun 11, 2014, 01:18 AM IST

Modi G is trying to cover up his non-proficiency in English. It\'s not a shortcomingto not know English well. But, to cover it up in the garb of promoting Hindi is

obnoxious.

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nihichsu

Jun 11, 2014, 01:52 AM IST

Khan Baba - It is your ignorance. Mr. Modi is a Masters in Political

Science and can handle English language both the spoken and written

very well. He is on the Twitter in English and on the facebook too, that isin English too. Therefore to be biased and say that promoting Hindi as a

cover up his non proficiency in English is not only wrong but also

malicious.

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Khan Baba

Jun 11, 2014, 01:08 AM IST

The words for Father and Mother in Scandinavia are derived from Sanskrit.The Scandinavian word for knowledge Ved comes from Sanskrit Veda. Could

you please provide any proof to back up your claim? I guess you don\'t have a basic

knowledge about world languages. Hindi and Sanskrit belong to Indo-Iranian

group which in turn is a part of Indo-European group of languages. Hence, all these

related languages have similarities to various extents. Only an ignoramus can

claim that certain words in the Scandinavian languages or any other language in

the Indo-European group are derived from Sanskrit. Sanskrit is just another

language in the Indo-European group which happens to be quite old unlike Hindi.reply

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Hemanth B

Jun 11, 2014, 11:46 AM IST

Arabic is the most underdeveloped language in the world. It has very less

vocabulary.

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Dharmendra

Jun 11, 2014, 09:01 AM IST

seems even a part of your brain was cut off in childhood

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clonehead

Jun 11, 2014, 12:38 AM IST

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nihichsu

Jun 11, 2014, 01:55 AM IST

@Clonehead - your comments are in a very bad taste and saturated with

hate towards your own country people. You should be ashamed writing

such hateful comment.

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vivek kumar

Jun 11, 2014, 01:08 AM IST

Friend you speak whatever but don\'t insult others.

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lalashok

Jun 11, 2014, 12:37 AM IST

Our Prime Minister is a great communicator. Would be happy to hear him speak in

any language where his head, heart and tongue are in perfect harmony.

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S S

Jun 10, 2014, 09:54 PM IST

Modi does not speak English well so he does not have any option but to speak in

Hindi when he meets US president. Many people on earth do not speak and know

english. That\'s normal and not a sign of ineligibility or incompetency. However

since he is master of false image, he is trying to sell idea to us that he will promote

Hindi at international stage when he speaks in Hindi. But no one will agree, right ?

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Khan Baba

Jun 11, 2014, 01:11 AM IST

I second you.

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vivek kumar

Jun 11, 2014, 01:09 AM IST

Talk about urself

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Madan Malik

Jun 10, 2014, 09:33 PM IST

We Indians have endured centuries of foreign rule and were feeling inferior to

even acknowledge our heritage.Now when we are the biggest democracy and are

no more a basket country it is imperative that we should proudly follow our

culture and language is the expression of that.Modi will do a great service to the

Indians by sticking to Hindi. \'Yad yad acharti shreshtas tat tat devetro janah,sa

yat pramanam kurute lokus tad anuvartte\'Madan Malik

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clonehead

Jun 10, 2014, 11:01 PM IST

I suppose according to you culture and heritage means only Hindi is it?

What about the culture and heritage of Nagaland, Mizoram and Sikkim

all of which have English as their official state language? If someone

adopts English then he or she is promoting the culture of these states

which of course are very much part of India. The underdeveloped,

overpopulated and illiterate BIMARU region should realize that India

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des not mean Hindia

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PS Ind

Jun 12, 2014, 10:01 AM IST

But Maharashtra and Southern states are nowhere near

developed and even worst in many human development

indicators. Their leaders are most corrupt people on earth.Hahaha

Hemanth B

Jun 11, 2014, 11:47 AM IST

Hello pumpkinhead

indiainfocus

Jun 10, 2014, 09:21 PM ISTleaders don\'t speak just for basic communication; they do it for creating an

intended effect. namo is very good at it when he uses hindi. and when he is on the

world stage, he wants the world to know that 125 crores indian people too are

listening in, and thus have the awareness to feel the weight of it.

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mran

Jun 10, 2014, 08:55 PM IST

IF MANY LEADERS MEET IN A PLACE AND BEGIN TALKING TO EACH OTHERIN THEIR LANGUAGES IT WILL BE A CONVERSATION AMONG TRANSLATORS

---IN A ONE TO ONE DIALOGUE IT WOULD BE OKAY AS EACH IS

DELIBERATED ---

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SCL P

Jun 10, 2014, 08:32 PM IST

Language is no more a barrier in global communications. Hindi speeches in UN and

other international fora will no doubt compel the concerned persons to include

Hindi as an option for communication in their works and spread Indian fragrance.

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Turaiyur Krishnamoorthy

Jun 10, 2014, 07:46 PM IST

I find that there is a confusion between National and Official Languages. Hindi is

not \'the national language\'. It is \'a national language\'. As per our Constitution,

there are 22 national languages. However, Hindi and English are the two officiallanguages of the Union government. The official work of the union government, as

well as the correspondence between the union and state governments, as well as

those between states are conducted in both these languages. Any MP can speak in

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any of the 22 national languages in the parliament. Hence whether Modi wants to

speak in Hindi or English is a non issue. He is fluent in both the languages, and let

us leave the choice to him. Let us not waste our energies on this type of language

chauvinism and fanaticism. Let us not forget what happened in 1965, when Hindi

fanatics try to force Hindi down the throats of non Hindi peoples.

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Khan Baba

Jun 11, 2014, 01:22 AM IST

Modi G is not fluent in English.

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Rahul d

Jun 10, 2014, 09:13 PM IST

Become the PM of the country and promote Tamil, telugu, tulu, kanada,

malyalam etc whichever is your mother tongue to the world. I still will be

proud of you. Do you speak Marathi?

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mahendramodak

Jun 10, 2014, 08:40 PM IST

But Hindi is our national as well official language, that\'s all. All is well.

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yuhu1Jun 10, 2014, 07:31 PM IST

Leraned author, it\'s not \"Vasudev\" kutumba. It\'s Vasudhaiva kutumb. And you

say in your profile that you are currently working on a book on India to be used for

higher educational purposes in Scandinavian countries!!!! Won\'t you be doing a

disservice to the education in those countries, with your inaccurate knowledge

about Sanskrit phrases? Sycophancy blunts the intelligence sometimes.

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Khan BabaJun 11, 2014, 01:29 AM IST

This article is a product of immense guesswork and is quite mediocre.

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Utpal Dutta

Jun 10, 2014, 07:29 PM IST

In International Forums , one should speak in the language in which he or she is

most comfortable and fluent with. If someone is comfortable in Hindi, he should be

proud of speaking in Hindi.

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Appa

Jun 10, 2014, 06:59 PM IST

All world leaders dont speak English

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indiainfocus

Jun 10, 2014, 06:17 PM IST

the only way we could be proud of hindi is if u.p. becomes a well developed state

where the women could go about freely, with full confidence in their security any

time of the day or night. until then, i can not be proud of hindi.

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Girdhar Joshi

Jun 10, 2014, 06:00 PM ISTLanguage doesn\'t make any difference. Whatever language you feel comfortable

with and receive the flow of unhindered thoughts, is the best language to

communicate. If Mr. Modi is more comfortable in Hindi, he should exercise his first

right on that. Even if he manages to speak in English fluently , nothing derogatory

and belittling of our beloved Hindi or for that matter Gujrati or Garhwali.

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leContrarian

Jun 10, 2014, 05:45 PM IST

correction: e.g. Romilla Thapar, Bipan Chandra, IRFAN HABIB et al

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bashoeb bashoeb

Jun 10, 2014, 05:37 PM IST

It\'s good that our politicians should speak in Indian native languages when ever

they speak to the foreign delegates or when they are speaking from the

international platforms. Hindi guys speak in hindi, bengali guys speak in bengali,

telugu guys speak in telugu, tamil guys speak in tamil and list goes on.... what a

diversity we have!!!

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bashoeb bashoeb

Jun 10, 2014, 05:32 PM IST

It\'s good that our politicians should speak in Indian native languages when they

speak to the foreign delegates or when they are speaking from the international

platforms. Hindi guys speak hindi, bengali guys speak bengali, telugu guys speaktelugu, tamil guys speak tamil and list goes on.... what a diversity we have!!!

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leContrarian

Jun 10, 2014, 05:23 PM IST

It is a very good article, imho. The Indian economy became truly global since the reforms of

early 90\'s initiated by Dr. Manmohan Singh under Narsimha Rao\'s Congress govt. Our

ability to communicate and conduct our business in English has been a major factor in theresurgence of India as a global economic powerhouse. The main contribution to this has

essentially come from the IT sector with English as its back bone. The knowledge of English,

more than any other language is a major plus point in our favour. India, after all, is an

English speaking country. One can hear English mixed with local dialects all across India,

even in villages. We must celebrate and take pride in the fact that we are better than

Chinese, Russians or French, even a lot of Americans, British or Australians, both in written

and spoken English. BUT, having said that, to most of us, it has remained an alien language.

The reasons are obvious, basically because of the derisory attitudes and negligence of our

ruling elite, bureaucracy and English media, certainly before the independence, and after by

a Nehruvian dispensation, to our own very rich local languages. Take for example, Sanskrit,

the mother of all our languages even the southern ones and Sinhalese have

preponderance of Sanskrit words was passed of as a dead language by some of the JNU

historians e.g. Romilla Thapar, Bipan Chandra, Iran Habit et al. This thread is not the write

place to discuss Sanskrit, but will it suffice to say that almost the whole world, from SEAsia

to Iran, to Urals and Baltics and to Western Europe owes to it a great deal for the evolution

of their own languages. Take a lesson in Persian, Latin, Slav or German and find out Its

about time to repair the damage done to our languages and literature by the colonial and

leftist jugglers of history. For Modi to represent India in Hindi is an step in the right

direction dont think Karunanidhi of DMK would object after all Lord Rama did exist

and built the Setu to Sri Lanka

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rakeshkatyal16

Jun 10, 2014, 05:03 PM IST

NaMo will put country first in every move of his. That is why he is different from

dynasts and their sycophants.

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Vithalbhai

Jun 10, 2014, 03:44 PM IST

HINDI IS OUR NATIONAL LANGUAGE.WE ARE PROUD OF HINDI. WE

APPRECIATE OUR PM SPEAKING IN HINDI. ATALBIHARI GAVE HIS LECTURE

IN HINDI IN UN MEET

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gani999

Jun 10, 2014, 03:10 PM IST

Comparing Narendra Modi\'s Hindi speeches to the ones in French by Hollande or German

by Merkel is a wrong analogy. German and French are the only languages spoken in

Germany and France respectively, but Hindi is only one of the many languages spoken inIndia. Treating Hindi as a unifying language in India amounts to demeaning the status of

Telugu, Malayalam, Gujarati, Bengali, Punjabi, Tamil, Oriya, Assamese, Marathi and the

myriad other Indian languages, all of which have millions of speakers. The only language

that can truly unify India is English. I am sorry to be ruffling the feathers of the Hindi

chauvinists, but even the Gujarat High court has declared that Hindi is not India\'s national

language.

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gdsz

Jun 10, 2014, 08:40 PM IST

So you are fine with a foreign language but find one of the most common Indian

language demeaning to other Indian languages. Yes, that\'s the crab mentality of

Indians and that\'s the mentality that kept us under Mughal, then British, then

their agents and Italian rule. We can\'t tolerate our own but we are totally fine if

it\'s foreigner. Amazing!

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promod50

Jun 10, 2014, 07:05 PM IST

Sir, I will relate to you an incident that happened decades ago. In 1967 when Jan

Sangh first came to power in Delhi, the then Delhi Transport Undertaking

interchanged the destination boards on the buses. The English ones were put at

the back and Hindi ones on the front. You cannot imagine the ruckus created by

the English newspapers at this small step, especially The Statesman whose editor

was Pran Chopra. I would call it English chauvinism. Another point is Hindi is oneof the national languages like say Assamese, but one of the Official Language

alongwith English.

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bist.bhawna

Jun 10, 2014, 07:03 PM IST

But hindi speakers are more than any other language speakers in India.

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Suneel Kumar

Jun 10, 2014, 03:02 PM IST

Plain truth is that Modi wants to speak in english but he is unable to utter even a

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single sentence properly . So it\'s his compulsion .

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ranajit sinha

Jun 10, 2014, 08:26 PM IST

So What? You better try to boost your low self esteem.

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Rakesh Sharma

Jun 10, 2014, 02:27 PM IST

We have to communicate with the world and the communication should be in a

language we are comfortable with.

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Subramanian K

Jun 10, 2014, 01:45 PM IST

If I am not wrong, PM ABV addressed the UN Assembly in chaste Hindi and not

the adulterated Hindustani used by congis!

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kskazi

Jun 10, 2014, 01:39 PM IST

YES., all our politicians MUST speak in Hindi in all international forums.

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raja.sub.kumarJun 10, 2014, 01:12 PM IST

Whats so interesting now a days is, the so called only viable career option for

Journalist was Modi bashing, now that was buried deep down, folks are find really

interesting area to find writings. Even our mindset also has become crooked, you

see anything to do with PM, Modi-ji, BJP etc. I tend to think Oh! Yeah another

oker to be bashed left, right and center today, but when you start reading the

blog, in the half way mark, you realize the world has changed from Modi bashing

syndrome, I think we also have to get used to the idea, thank God.

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RORO

Jun 10, 2014, 12:56 PM IST

Hindi is the national language of India. With Modiji as the PM, when he talks in

Hindi, we as Indians should be proud of it and welcome this change. Also there are

many world leaders who inspite of knowing English, prefer to speak in their own

language. China is a fit example of it. So hail Modiji and the writer for taking Hindi

to the world.

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Jitendra Yadav

Jun 10, 2014, 12:55 PM IST

Simply celebrating Hindi diwas once a year won\'t make diff. Private firms must encourage

their employees to speak Hindi or regional languages while presenting their skill or ideas if

one feels suitable. People must make aware that English is just a medium of communicationand not a benchmark of being educated and skilled. No need to get ashamed while

expressing in hindi among Indians in metropolitan cities debating or talking in English.

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Pankaj songirkar

Jun 10, 2014, 12:39 PM IST

No problem as long as your voice is being heard.

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Deepak Kadakia

Jun 10, 2014, 12:35 PM IST

Fully agree with writer If you are somebody who is going to be counted why not

use one of our own language ( after all we are multi lingual society)

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krishnamurtirao

Jun 10, 2014, 11:56 AM IST

What is the issue? People should speak in the language in which they are fluent

and make people understand them. Many indians are good in written english

language but can not speak fluently because of varying accent in UK, USA and ee

specially Australia. Modi wants to speak in Hindi what is wrong? Hindi is language

of barbarians is it? So be it. To be a pure barbarian is certainly better than being a

half-breed American. They are neither here nor there. Not accepted by them and

shunned by us.K.P.Rao

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Amit Choudhary

Jun 10, 2014, 02:26 PM IST

That\'s right, and Aussies speak it very fast too.

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pointer pointer

Jun 10, 2014, 11:44 AM IST

Ridiculous article. Why should this even be an issue? What should Modi speak in if

not Hindi or Gujarati? I guess, French or German will be very out of place. So whatis the choice?

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prafulparakh prafulparakh

Jun 10, 2014, 11:19 AM IST

What is the problem in speaking Hindi. So many world leaders speak their own languages

on international forums. I think its a great thing to do. As i\'ve stayed out of India since last

14 yrs. I can tell onething that Hindi or any indian language is not know by people out whilespanish, korean, chinese, turkish are known by their letters or way of writing or hearing

them. Our products which we export do not carry our Major language which is Hindi. All

products exported from other countries carry their language but our products don\'t. Why?

I think its great what Modi is doing...

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Amit Choudhary

Jun 10, 2014, 02:28 PM IST

You\'re right. The difference is that while others are proud of their languages,there are quite a lot of Indians who are ashamed of theirs.

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Brown American

Jun 10, 2014, 11:03 AM IST

Hindi is not India\'s National Language. It should either be Bengali, Tamil, Marathi

or Urdu (much more developed than Hindi). Hindi is language of uncivilized

ruffians.reply

B R A H M O S

Jun 10, 2014, 03:28 PM IST

katuagiri...thats why u people get kicks where u go...

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B R A H M O S

Jun 10, 2014, 03:28 PM IST

katuagiri...

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Right Fact

Jun 10, 2014, 12:01 PM IST

Urdu is good but when its spoken by Clerics not wahabi sunnis who kill

shias and eat their flesh...and guys like you can say many as hidden....if uremember ur real father who banged ur ammi to get u conceived then

flash ur real identity...or we will know ur son of a postun prostitute !!!

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RohitJun 10, 2014, 11:25 AM IST

If you are saying that Hindi is a language of uncivilized ruffian than are

you implying that 300 million people who speak Hindi are ruffians,

thugs, hooligans.

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Amit Choudhary

Jun 10, 2014, 02:39 PM IST

300 million is about the population of UP only. Actual

number of Hindi speakers is more than 750 millions

RohitJun 10, 2014, 11:19 AM IST

Hindi is a national language which is constitutionally recognized

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