How did Tamil Nadu succeed without the Hindi language?

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10 years of experience in teaching

Tamil people are very strong in Tamil and English.
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10 years of experience in teaching

Tamil people are very strong in Tamil and English so they don't require Hindi language. They are very smart and hardworking so they are successfully
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Experienced trainer in spoken English

success is not related to langage you speak you can excel anywhere in any field language can not stop you from getting successful
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I am online Quran teacher 7 years

Tamil Nadu’s success is the result of the Tamil people’s work ethic and intelligence.
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Urbanpro Tutor with 17 years of experience

Tamil people are very strong in Tamil and English. And their intelligence, knowledge, education, hardwork and learning new things faster are the things helping to be success around the world.
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Professional tutor *5 years of experience Btech graduate batch 2020

Sucess required knowledge and hard work. Tamil people are very dedicated towards their work. Language are not a barrier for them they communicate in Tamil and English. English is well known language so they don't face any difficulty.
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Professional trainer with 8 year of Experience

Tamil people are very strong in Tamil and English so they don't require Hindi language.
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Experience & certified N.T.T, 8 years experience

Tamil people are very strong in Tamil and English. And their intelligence, knowledge, education, hardwork and learning new things faster are the things helping to be success around the world.
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I have six years teaching experience

Hindi is never banned in tamilnadu today if someone knows Hindi they don't really like to speak in hindi rather than they prefer to speak in Tamil as they get the identity
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Tutor with 16 year of experiences in teaching line

Tamil's people knows English language very well. They are educated.
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