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Indians Losing Touch With Native Languages: Bhagwat

By BPN News Desk December 1, 2025
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RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has expressed concern that many Indians are gradually losing connection with their mother tongues. Speaking at a book launch event in Nagpur, he said that an increasing number of people cannot speak or understand basic words in their native languages as English becomes
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Amit Shah Replies in Malayalam Amid Language Row

By BPN News Desk November 17, 2025
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has responded in Malayalam to a letter from Kerala MP John Brittas, marking the first known time a Home Minister has issued an official reply in a South Indian regional language. The response, dated November 14, addressed Brittas’s October 22 note raising concerns over the government’s notification to cancel Overseas […]
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By BPN News Desk August 4, 2025
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee expressed strong objections on Saturday after the Delhi Police mentioned “Bangladeshi language” while describing a suspect’s communication during a briefing. The comment drew sharp criticism from Banerjee, who called it an insult to Bengali-speaking people, both in India and abroad. Banerjee Condemns Insensitive Labeling

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