Many of the popular politicians in India consider certain widely used languages as stumbling blocks to their “Progress” and are bent upon making such languages powerless and unpopular.
These politicians have their own way of getting things done according to their whims and fancies by creating an impression that they are doing so for the sake of the so called poor and downtrodden.
No doubt, politicians are the backbones of all democratic countries but government officers – central and state – and judiciaries are equally important and any attempt to sideline them should be resisted.
In view of the above facts and taking into account India’s position at the world level the importance of the international language and our own major languages cannot be ignored or discouraged.
