The Financial Express on MSN1d
Cadbury Dairy Milk’s new ad on language divide wins the internet—Here’s why
At its core, the advertisement is a lesson in inclusivity. The scene unfolds with a group of Hindi-speaking women chatting in ...
Deccan Chronicle8hOpinion
G. Babu Jayakumar | Sound, Fury Over NEP’s Three-Language Formula
Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s push for NEP and the three-language formula sparks a political storm in Tamil Nadu, ...
Deccan Chronicle6d
JUST SPAMMING | A Hindi conundrum that has clung on
Tamil Nadu opposes delimitation and three-language policy, citing unfair representation and Hindi imposition; DMK mobilizes support ...
Daily Excelsior5d
Stalin Sounds Tamil Bugle against Narendra Modi’s ‘Namaste India
By Sushil Kutty ‘Vanakkam’ or ‘Namaste’? Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin wouldn’t mind a greeting in Russian, the ...
No end to language war in India
Most pained by the north-south divide were those who fell in love outside their language of heritage and were ostracised ...
Row over delimitation, language continue to rock both Houses
Both Houses of Parliament on Tuesday witnessed heated exchanges as the Opposition and the government sparred over several issues.
The Hans India5d
FairPoint: Stalin's Mission 2026 aggression a push for national leap
His strategy is to turn the Dravidian identity into a national ... currently a first-time MLA and Deputy CM, in the big ...
ThePrint on MSN6dOpinion
United States of South India—Stalin’s push against delimitation goes beyond Tamil Nadu politics
The Joint Action Committee that Stalin has proposed isn’t just symbolic. It could become a rallying point for a larger North ...
The Indian Express5d
Annamalai interview: ‘Stalin a hypocrite, allows three-language formula to flourish in Tamil Nadu’s private schools’
He has allowed the three-language formula to flourish in private schools, including those run by his family and other DMK leaders ... a powerful belief of the Dravidian movement for a century now?
India Today6d
When fire and poison stalled Hindi's march to Tamil Nadu
In 1965, when Hindi was to become India's official language, Tamil Nadu (then Madras State ... The move sparked outrage among Tamils, who saw it as an erosion of their Dravidian heritage. Two ...