Is Hindi killing other Indian languages?

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Not at all.Every state has their own state language in India with many dilect and veriations.But hindi is more than 1000 years old which is common reading,writing,speaking language in india and there is no harm to any state language due to hindi.So hindi is not killing any state language even hindi is...
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Not at all.Every state has their own state language in India with many dilect and veriations.But hindi is more than 1000 years old which is common reading,writing,speaking language in india and there is no harm to any state language due to hindi.So hindi is not killing any state language even hindi is binding india on ground lavel. read less
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no, if you know the struggle of Hindi, You would say that Hindi is far better positioned today than it was in 1850, about 170 years ago.
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no, if you know the struggle of Hindi, You would say that Hindi is far better positioned today than it was in 1850, about 170 years ago.
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Yes
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Yes ,Hindi is most popular language in the world
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