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The Bengaluru warehouse row is not a language misunderstanding. It is a test of self-respect at work: no wage should require a worker to surrender their mother tongue to keep a job.
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After M.K. Stalin accused the TVK government of doing the Union government's Hindi-imposition work itself, the highways department suspended two engineers and replaced the Hindi signposts — another test-the-waters-then-U-turn for the Vijay administration.
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The Tamil Nadu government has suspended two engineers of the Highways Department after destination names appeared in Hindi on a new signboard on a state highway near Sathankulam, violating the state's Tamil-and-English-only language policy. Departmental action has been initiated against both.
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From the 1965 anti-Hindi agitation to this week's Hindi boards in Thoothukudi, every 'mistake' that needs opposition outrage to fix is a test balloon. A government that runs on reels cannot be trusted with a language built on struggle.
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On the final day of bypoll campaigning, DMK chief M. K. Stalin accused the TVK government of attempting Hindi imposition and of running a 'reels government for North Indian influencers', asking if every policy is first a test balloon and then a U-turn.
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The Tamil Nadu government has suspended two assistant engineers of the Highways Department after destination names appeared in Hindi on a new signboard on State Highway 93 near Sathankulam, violating the state's Tamil-and-English-only language policy. Departmental action has been initiated against both.
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New direction boards on the Sathankulam–Nazareth stretch of State Highway 93 carry destination names in Tamil, English and Hindi, triggering a language controversy. DMK president M.K. Stalin accused the TVK government of doing what it once condemned — and reports suggest the Hindi text has since been removed from the board.
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