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TN should open up engineering, medical education in Tamil: HM Shah’s retort to CM Stalin

Thakkolam (Tamil Nadu), March 7 (SocialNews.XYZ) Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday took on Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin over the language issue under the National Education Policy (NEP), urging the state to introduce engineering and medical education in Tamil.

Speaking at the CISF Raising Day event in Thakkolam, HM Shah criticised the DMK government for not doing enough in this regard, asserting that it was Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration that had made significant policy changes to promote regional languages in recruitment.

"Until now, there was no provision for mother tongue in CAPF recruitment. Prime Minister Narendra Modi ensured that our youth can now take the CAPF exam in all languages listed in the Eighth Schedule, including Tamil," HM Shah said.

"I urge the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu to take immediate steps to introduce medical and engineering courses in Tamil," he added.

Earlier in the day, CM Stalin had slammed Shah over the alleged imposition of Hindi, declaring that he had "revived a fight he can never win."

CM Stalin criticised the Centre’s three-language formula under NEP 2020, calling it "Hindi colonialism" and asserting that Tamil Nadu would not tolerate it.

In a post on X, CM Stalin wrote, "It was the Union Education Minister who provoked us to write this series of letters when we were simply doing our job. He forgot his place and dared to threaten an entire state into accepting #HindiImposition. Now, he faces the consequences of reviving a fight he can never win. Tamil Nadu will not be blackmailed into surrendering."

On Thursday, CM Stalin had also warned that any form of imposition breeds enmity and threatens unity. He accused BJP leaders of questioning the DMK government's patriotism despite its contributions to national causes.

"The tree may prefer calm, but the wind will not subside," he said, blaming the controversy on the Union Education Minister's remarks.

With Assembly polls in Tamil Nadu scheduled for next year, CM Stalin has ramped up his attacks on the BJP in recent weeks on the issues of delimitation and Hindi.

Source: IANS

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Reviving a fight he can never win: CM Stalin hits out at Union Education Minister

New Delhi, March 7 (SocialNews.XYZ) Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Friday attacked the Union Education Minister over the alleged Hindi imposition row, saying that he has revived a fight he can never win.

Continuing his tirade, CM Stalin called the Centre's three-language formula under the National Education Policy (NEP), 2020 a "Hindi colonialism" and added that "Tamil Nadu will not tolerate Hindi colonialism replacing British colonialism".

In a post on his X handle, CM Stalin wrote, "It was the Union Education Minister who provoked us to write this series of letters when we were simply doing our job. He forgot his place and dared to threaten an entire state to accept #HindiImposition, and now he faces the consequences of reviving a fight he can never win. Tamil Nadu will not be blackmailed into surrendering."

He said the biggest irony was that Tamil Nadu, which rejects NEP, has already achieved many of its goals, which the policy aims to reach only by 2030. "This is like an LKG student lecturing a PhD holder. Dravidam does not take dictations from Delhi. Instead, it sets the course for the nation to follow," the CM claimed.

The CM also mocked the state BJP's signature campaign in the NEP's favour, challenging the rival party to contest next year's Assembly elections on the same issue.

"Now the BJP’s circus-like signature campaign for the three-language formula has become a laughing stock in Tamil Nadu. I challenge them to make this their core agenda in the 2026 Assembly elections and let it be a referendum on Hindi imposition," CM Stalin said.

While attacking the BJP-led Centre, CM Satlin said, "History is clear. Those who tried to impose Hindi on Tamil Nadu have either been defeated or later changed their stance and aligned with DMK. Tamil Nadu will not tolerate Hindi colonialism replacing British colonialism."

Highlighting the names of the Central government's schemes, institutions and awards, CM Stalin said, "From the names of schemes to awards to Union government institutions, Hindi has been imposed to a nauseating extent, suffocating non-Hindi speakers, who are the majority in India."

"Men may come, men may go. But even long after the dominance of Hindi is shattered in India, history will remember that it was DMK that stood as the vanguard," CM Stalin concluded in his post.

Source: IANS

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#TamilNadu Leads India’s Language Struggle: A Fight for Federalism and Social Justice"—Rooted in the Dravidian movement, the state's resistance against #HindiImposition continues to shape India's linguistic rights discourse.

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Dravidian defiance: How Tamil Nadu shaped India’s language fight

In many regions, language is associated with pride and prestige, often rooted in conservatism. This is where Periyar, CN Annadurai, and the Dravidian movement diverged. They saw language as a means of modernisation and social equality rather than a relic of past glory.

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Tamil Nadu CM Stalin Vows to Oppose Hindi Imposition

UPPING the ante against alleged Hindi imposition by the Centre, Tamil Nadu chief minister M K Stalin on Thursday (27) said the state will not allow the forcing of the language on it and vowed to protect Tamil and its culture. “Will oppose Hindi imposition. Hindi is the mask, Sanskrit is the hidden face,” he… <a class="more-link" href="https://www.indiaweekly.biz/tamil-nadu-chief-minister-hindi/">Continue reading <span class="screen-reader-text">Hindi is mask, Sanskrit the hidden face, says Stalin</span></a>

"Push for monolithic Hindi identity is killing ancient mother tongues": M. K. Stalin

Stalin asserts that the real aim behind #Hindiimposition is to push Sanskrit, but Tamil will endure. "Tamil can never be destroyed by Hindi or Sanskrit," he declares.
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'Push for monolithic Hindi identity is killing ancient mother tongues': MK Stalin on language imposition

Noting that Hindi is just a facade, while their main aim is to impose Sanskrit, Stalin added, 'Tamil can never be destroyed by Hindi or Sanskrit, as the latter is what they are indirectly trying to impose.'

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