Without the Hindi language, what will happen to the Indian democracy?

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Around 80 percent of the people in India speak Hindi .Indian democracy cannot exist without Hindi .
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National Language would have brought together people,or it could become a source of fragmentation.Either way it can make a big impact on the democracy and politics .however that didn't happen in India .Though there were some rhetorical attempts ,Hindi was not ...
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Hindi is spoken by majority of Indians, and as it is Hindi is National Language as well as now it has become State Language also. So it will be a hindrance in our progress.
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Around 80 percent of the people in India speak Hindi .Indian democracy cannot exist without Hindi
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As Hindi is our national language, without it, Indian democracy will collapse.
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