Hindi imposition row: What is three-language formula in NEP and why does Tamil Nadu oppose it? Explained in 5 points

The three-language policy imposed by Delhi has been rejected, rekindling the fight over the dissemination of Hindi in schools. The freezing of federal funds is the root of tensions. Meanwhile, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has relaunched the issue by announcing a prize of 1 million dollars for those who decipher the writing of the Indus Valley, in an attempt to strengthen the Dravidian identity of the State.

MK Stalin hits out at Hindi zealots, calls Hindi renaming of laws 'chauvinism'

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin slammed critics calling the DMK chauvinists, asserting that demanding linguistic equality is a right, not an offence. He criticised the renaming of criminal laws in Hindi and called NEP “poison” imposed on non-Hindi states.

‘Thieves and DMK Cannot Be Separated’: K Annamalai Shares Video of Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam Member ‘Trying To Steal’ Woman’s Gold Bangle During Anti-Hindi Pledge | 📰 LatestLY

A Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) member was caught on camera attempting to steal a gold bangle during an anti-Hindi pledge ceremony, sparking political controversy. BJP leader K Annamalai condemned the incident, stating, “Thieves and DMK cannot be separated.” 📰 ‘Thieves and DMK Cannot Be Separated’: K Annamalai Shares Video of Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam Member ‘Trying To Steal’ Woman’s Gold Bangle During Anti-Hindi Pledge.

Why Centre has not set up institution to teach Tamil in northern states, asks Stalin

Chennai: Targeting the BJP-led Centre over alleged Hindi imposition, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK President M K Stalin on Tuesday wondered why the union government has not facilitated setting up of an institution to teach Tamil or other south Indian languages to people of states in north India. Writing to party workers as part of his series on the theme of “all-time opposition to Hindi imposition” Stalin said, Google Translate, Chat GPT and…

NEP will not impose Hindi in Tamil Nadu, says Union education minister

The opposition elicited by the National Education Policy in Tamil Nadu is driven by political objectives, alleged Dharmendra Pradhan.

Tamil Nadu will never accept NEP or Hindi imposition in any form: Udhayanidhi Stalin slams centre's policies

Tamil Nadu's Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin has strongly criticized the central government’s alleged attempts to impose Hindi on the state, reiterating Tamil Nadu's firm stance against the New Education Policy (NEP) and any form of Hindi imposition. He emphasized that Tamil Nadu, under the leadership of Chief Minister MK Stalin, would continue to reject these efforts. Speaking to the media, Udhayanidhi Stalin accused the central govern…