Why is the Hindi language important in India?

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Because,by looking at present senario,more than 60% of the country speaks hindi language even in remote areas too and there should be one common language in the country.thats why hindi is important.
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Hindi serves as a bridge between different cultures, enabling communication and understanding between speakers of Hindi and other languages such as Urdu. This linguistic connection is particularly significant in the Indian subcontinent, where Hindi and Urdu share many similarities.
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Because,by looking at present senario,more than 60% of the country speaks hindi language even in remote areas too and there should be one common language in the country.thats why hindi is important.
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Because hindi is a national language..most of state hindi is a important language..
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