This song, composed by #Ghibran released in 2024 is a good one, yet it went #unnoticed. It's about a small boy who just learned cycling and enjoys roaming the roads of his village. Many from the #90s generation would have had similar experiences. Give it a listen, you may like it
@sardesairajdeep Hi Rajdeep, Can you show us a car driver from a Hindi-speaking state who sends his child to a school that teaches Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam or Kannada as a second language?
The agenda is as simple that, while 90% of people from Hindi-belt states speak only one language (#Hindi) and doesn't learn a second language for communication with southern states, they expect the southern states to learn Hindi as a third language.
Why does one think learning Hindi is an "Opportunity"? Because of the systematic incentive given to that language over other Indian languages. There lies the whole problem. The fact that one thinks not knowing a regional language like Hindi is a loss of "Opportunity" is the success of Hindi imposition.
I could still remember a few years ago I was in college and with a group of friends we went to the karunambika theatre in Avinashi for an afternoon show to watch Vinnaithaandi Varuvaaya. Just couldn't believe that was 15 years ago.
#15YearsOfVinnaithaandiVaruvaayaa#15YearsOfVTV
What an exciting news to celebrate on the director's birthday. #VTV has set a remarkable record with a 1000-day run after its re-release and is still being screened at PVR.
@menongautham#VinnaithaandiVaruvaayaa
Without fair delimitation, a national party can easily gain power by solely consolidating votes in the northern states, leaving our voices unheard.
This imbalance is a bigger threat than #HindiImposition. Southern states need to wake up to this reality.
#FairDelimitationForTN