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Union minister Aswini Vaishnaw calls Tamil a ‘sweet language’ amid Tamil Nadu’s Hindi imposition row

Union minister Aswini Vaishnaw calls Tamil a ‘sweet language’ amid Tamil Nadu’s Hindi imposition row

Mar 16, 2025, at 04:52 pm

Chennai: Amid intensifying language debate in Tamil Nadu over allegations of ‘Hindi imposition’ by ruling DMK and Chief Minister MK Stalin, Union minister Aswini Vaishnaw said on Saturday that Tamil is a very sweet language and one of the rich assets of India.

'Stop swinging your paper word against the delusional Hindi imposition': BJP hits back at MK Stalin's 'LKG' remark

'Stop swinging your paper word against the delusional Hindi imposition': BJP hits back at MK Stalin's 'LKG' remark

Mar 07, 2025, at 02:17 pm

Chennai/IBNS: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has hit back at Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin's "LKG" remark escalating the faceoff over the National Education Policy (NEP) and the language debate in the south Indian state.

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