Regionalism Watch India । भारत क्षेत्रवाद निगरानी

निजी पहल। Exposing the regionalist forces that threaten India’s integrity। भारत की अखंडता को चुनौती देने वाली क्षेत्रवादी शक्तियों का अनावरण 🇮🇳

[Regionalism Watch India । भारत क्षेत्रवाद निगरानी @NoRegionalism]

[HI] २००० वर्ष से अधिक पूर्व, आचार्य चाणक्य ने खंडित जनपदों का आह्वान किया कि वे क्षेत्रवाद से ऊपर उठकर अखंड भारत के लिए एकजुट हों।

[EN] Over 2000 years ago, Acharya Chanakya called upon the divided kingdoms to rise above regionalism for a united Bharat.

[Captain Brijesh Chowta ಕ್ಯಾಪ್ಟನ್ ಬ್ರಿಜೇಶ್ ಚೌಟ @CaptBrijesh]

The days draw close to Her arrival… when all of Tulunadu turns into a great carnival of celebrating the Mother Goddess.

In this edition of #CatchUpWithCaptain we visit one of the workshops where hands gently turn clay into the divine moulding soil into Sharada Mata.

#Navaratri2026 #Mangaluru #MangaluruDasara

[Shiv Aroor @ShivAroor]

BREAKING:

[Regionalism Watch India । भारत क्षेत्रवाद निगरानी @NoRegionalism]

@Dragonobserwer Ye kya bawasir bana diye ho

[Uday @CoderYouDie]

If Ambani has any shame left

He should hire 10,000 software engineers in India by paying 50 LPA salary

To build alternative X (twitter), Instagram, WhatsApp, Cloud like AWS-Azure-GCP, ChatGPT

All he has to do is to divert funds from his one ice-cream company to IT company

[UP 10T Economic Goal™ @up_10t_army]

Brown billionaires are bad.
White trillionaires are good.

— A brown sepoy

[Regionalism Watch India । भारत क्षेत्रवाद निगरानी @NoRegionalism]

@Naveen091105 aren't you showing the same superiority complex you accuse North Indians of?

[Regionalism Watch India । भारत क्षेत्रवाद निगरानी @NoRegionalism]

“Assimilation” is such a non-issue. If people live in an area for a long time, they naturally pick up the local language. It’s a matter of a generation or two max.

The only time this doesn’t happen is if the ecosystem inherently operates with a different language.

[Kuldeep Jain @Kuldeepjain01]

Marwaris living in Karnataka for generations have assimilated well, often speaking the local language more fluently than natives. Recent migrants are still adapting but will get there. Meanwhile, why haven't Muslims assimilated despite being here since Hyder Ali's era?

[Regionalism Watch India । भारत क्षेत्रवाद निगरानी @NoRegionalism]

@Malvi_chhoro 2025 projections are definitely undershooting if you just count proficiency. If only mother tongue, then probably reasonable.

Marathi + Konkani + Hindi + Urdu would easily exceed 30%

[Regionalism Watch India । भारत क्षेत्रवाद निगरानी @NoRegionalism]

Both Dalit and Adivsasi are invented terms.

The indigenous descriptor should be Panchama and Vanvasi

[The Emissary @TheEmissaryCo]

@RichardHanania It's a LARP concept created by Indian Leftists & Evangelical missionaries (yes they are ideological allies in India) for forest-dwelling Indians.

Funniest part is many tribal Indians have more DNA from recent (ancient) migrations than other Indians.

https://t.co/dgS11J4pvT

[Rahul Shivshankar @RShivshankar]

What Musk bhakts and Modi baiters WON’T tell you.
STARLINK WAS USED TO UNDERMINE BHARAT. @shawansen bring you 5 INSTANCES WHEN SECURITY RED FLAGS WERE RAISED
1. Andaman: Starlink Mini found on a Myanmar drug boat carrying 6,000+ kg of meth worth ₹36,000 crore.
2. Manipur: Starlink dish and router recovered with RPF/PLA markings; reported use during internet shutdowns.
3. Punjab: Starlink device seized in a cross-border drug network probe; 28.12 kg of heroin recovered.
4. Gujarat: ATS reportedly linked a Starlink device to a planned maritime drug operation involving a 526-kg haul worth over ₹3,000 crore.
5. Northeast: Security agencies flagged terminals reportedly active inside Indian territory, prompting calls for investigation and preventive action.

[ಹಂಸಾನಂದಿ Hamsanandi हंसानन्दि @hamsanandi]

It is a misnomer, of course.

[Regionalism Watch India । भारत क्षेत्रवाद निगरानी @NoRegionalism]

Interesting.

The 57% figure for Hindi is likely 65-70% if you augment the Urdu speakers.

[verdastelo (ಗಂಡಭೇರುಂಡ) @stelo_verda]

@Kar_Bharadwaj https://t.co/yB7pHCPFty

First language:
KN: 66%
UR: 11%
TE: 6%
HI: 3%

Second language:
KN: 19%
EN: 8%
TE: 5%
HI: 4%

Third language:
HI: 5%
EN: 4%
KN: 2%

Nearly 23% for Hindi-Urdu.

https://t.co/yB7pHCPFty

[Regionalism Watch India । भारत क्षेत्रवाद निगरानी @NoRegionalism]

@Malvi_chhoro Karnataka and TG, probably. Andhra not sure.

[Regionalism Watch India । भारत क्षेत्रवाद निगरानी @NoRegionalism]

@Adamsmith5b3g I mean they were kind + they helped me out with language.

[Regionalism Watch India । भारत क्षेत्रवाद निगरानी @NoRegionalism]

If a single Southern state had an English proficiency rate above 50%, I would have considered English to be the link language. The truth is, most South Indians don’t know English.

It’s not practical to spend years learning every single language to communicate.

[Regionalism Watch India । भारत क्षेत्रवाद निगरानी @NoRegionalism]

When you compare the proficiency rates, it is clear that Hindi has more speakers in Karnataka than English, same goes for Odisha

Those opposing this fall under 2 camps

1) want to keep India from communicating with one another (degrowth)

2) don’t realize the popularity of Hindi

[Regionalism Watch India । भारत क्षेत्रवाद निगरानी @NoRegionalism]

@Adamsmith5b3g Haan that’s wrong

[Regionalism Watch India । भारत क्षेत्रवाद निगरानी @NoRegionalism]

@Adamsmith5b3g Btw these were service workers - waitress, driver, guard, etc.

Kind people.

[Regionalism Watch India । भारत क्षेत्रवाद निगरानी @NoRegionalism]

@Adamsmith5b3g Lot of Kannadigas voluntarily responded to me in Hindi when I tried broken Kannada in BLR.

[Regionalism Watch India । भारत क्षेत्रवाद निगरानी @NoRegionalism]

@Adamsmith5b3g Their kids will*

[Regionalism Watch India । भारत क्षेत्रवाद निगरानी @NoRegionalism]

@Adamsmith5b3g Worst case, even if the parents don’t know, they’ll learn it in Karnataka schools and speak it. I don’t see an issue with what I suggest.

[Simran @simransurii]

Mr. Vembu, I came back after my Harvard programme wanting to build in India. I still do. But my experience has shaken my faith in the system.

I’m working in AI and healthcare. Even getting clarity on the regulatory pathway for a clinical validation study has been a struggle. In education, I’ve encountered resistance to adopting AI. My qualifications feel irrelevant when institutions won’t engage with the work. And when basic civic issues arise, police support has been difficult to secure.

Where is the conducive environment we’re asking people to return to?

Who is accountable for giving founders clear regulatory answers? How do educators evaluate new technology responsibly? Where does a citizen turn when local authorities don’t help? What recourse exists when nobody takes ownership?

You’ve built here. What concrete governance reforms would you push for and how can people like us help make them happen?

“Come back, let’s build” is a call I believe in. How do we make the system support those who answer it?