Will the Tamil language somehow magically disappear from Tamil Nadu?

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No, the Tamil language is not going to disappear from Tamil Nadu or anywhere else in the world. Tamil is one of the oldest living languages, with a rich literary and cultural heritage that extends back over 2,000 years. Moreover, efforts are being made to promote and preserve the Tamil language and...
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No, the Tamil language is not going to disappear from Tamil Nadu or anywhere else in the world. Tamil is one of the oldest living languages, with a rich literary and cultural heritage that extends back over 2,000 years. Moreover, efforts are being made to promote and preserve the Tamil language and its literature. For example, the Tamil Nadu government has implemented various initiatives to promote the use of Tamil, such as making it the official language of the state and mandating its use in government offices and schools. read less
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There is no chance of disappear.Tamil Language will exist till the tamilans are alive.
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Never happen. If Tamil is there then only Tamilians will live. Actually telling as per the reality Tamil is spreading everywhere all over the world nowadays.
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