In his post, Prakash wrote, "Don't impose your Hindi language on us. It is not about hating another language; it is about protecting our mother tongue and our cultural identity with self-respect.
Prakash Raj Reacts After Pawan Kalyan Slams Tamil Nadu Leaders For Hindi Row: 'It's Not Hate But...'
Actor and politician Prakash Raj response comes amid an ongoing national debate over allegations that the central government ...
After Tamil Nadu's MK Stalin government escalated the language conflict with the Centre by even omitting the rupee symbol in its Budget, TDP leader Pawan Kalyan accused the DMK of hypocrisy, pointing ...
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myRepublica on MSNPublic outrage as govt tries to institutionalize lifelong benefits to former VVIPsThe government's move to institutionalize lifelong state benefits for former VVIPs including the president, vice president, prime minister, chief justices, parliament speakers, among others has ...
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Pawan Kalyan recently faced criticism over his remarks on the Hindi language, which sparked controversy online. Addressing ...
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Amid controversy, Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan clarified he supports linguistic freedom, not anti-Hindi.
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The Print on MSNLanguage row spills into Andhra Pradesh as BJP ally Kalyan, DMK’s Kanimozhi trade barbsAndhra Pradesh Dy CM Kalyan was speaking at rally at Pithapuram. DMK MP Kanimozhi suggests Jana Sena Party chief shifted ...
Amid the ongoing debate between the Union government and Tamil Nadu over language policy, Andhra Pradesh deputy chief ...
Actor Prakash Raj on Saturday slammed Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan, accusing him of attempting to "impose Hindi ...
Actor-politician Prakash Raj launched a scathing attack on Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan for his recent ...
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Asian News International on MSNNew Zealand PM Christopher Luxon to visit India from March 16-20Prime Minister of New Zealand, Christopher Luxon will pay a visit to India from March 16-20, the Ministry of External Affairs ...
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