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Friendkly warning to Rashmun. Do not visit Karnatka if you value your legs
by Kayalvizhi Thu Jun 29, 2017 9:23 pm
Responding to growing protests against “imposition” of Hindi in Bengaluru Metro, the chief minister Siuddaramaiah said, "The Karnataka government will not tolerate imposition of Hindi. Hindi is being used in Metro rail citing the three-language formula. Metro is not a central government project. The major funding is by the state government.”
“Just because Hindi is spoken in several north Indian states, it should not be seen as a language which is spoken across the country,” he told reporters here. Criticising Union Urban Development Minister M Venkaiah Naidu's recent statement that everyone in the country should learn Hindi, the chief minister said, “This is not acceptable.”
“Just because Hindi is spoken in several north Indian states, it should not be seen as a language which is spoken across the country,” he told reporters here. Criticising Union Urban Development Minister M Venkaiah Naidu's recent statement that everyone in the country should learn Hindi, the chief minister said, “This is not acceptable.”
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Re: Friendkly warning to Rashmun. Do not visit Karnatka if you value your legs
by silvermani Thu Jun 29, 2017 9:28 pm
Kayalvizhi wrote:Responding to growing protests against “imposition” of Hindi in Bengaluru Metro, the chief minister Siuddaramaiah said, "The Karnataka government will not tolerate imposition of Hindi. Hindi is being used in Metro rail citing the three-language formula. Metro is not a central government project. The major funding is by the state government.”
“Just because Hindi is spoken in several north Indian states, it should not be seen as a language which is spoken across the country,” he told reporters here. Criticising Union Urban Development Minister M Venkaiah Naidu's recent statement that everyone in the country should learn Hindi, the chief minister said, “This is not acceptable.”
That is so asinine.
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Re: Friendkly warning to Rashmun. Do not visit Karnatka if you value your legs
by Guest Fri Jun 30, 2017 2:32 am
I am able to communicate in the great South Indian language Dakhini so I should be ok.
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Dakhni is the lingua franca of the Deccan. The Deccan is roughly the area between the Narmada and Tungabhadra or Krishna. On the east it is bounded by the Mahanadi and on the west by the Western Ghats. It is the great South Indian plateau. Politically it is comprised of Berar (present-day Vidarbha with Nagpur as its important city), ten Telangana districts of Andhra Pradesh, the Maharashtra districts of Latur, Nanded, Ahmednagar, Beed and Aurngabad, and the Karnataka districts of Bijapur, Bidar, Gulbarga, Raichur and Bellary.
However as a spoken language Dakhni is widely used even outside this region. It is the lingua franca of all the Muslims in South India and is understood by all those who have access to Hindi. In many Hindi films, Dakhni words and dialogues are used and in films like ‘Hero Hiralal’ and ‘Sushman’, Dakhni was the main language. Recent films like ‘Angrez’ and ‘Hyderabadi Nawab’ also use Dakhni profusely. There are no current census figures for speakers of Dakhni because no one reports Dakhni as a mother tongue. Still the estimates of Dakhni speakers will run into crores, because its variants are spoken in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and Tamilnadu. As folk tradition, in the urs of Sufi saints, in the songs used by beggars and fakirs, Dakhni is still widely used.
Linguistically it is a variant of Khari Boli as spoken in the Meerat region in U. P. However it has some specific differences. For “no’ it uses nako instead of nahin, for the word ‘only’ as used in Indian English it uses cha instead of hee and for OK it uses hau instead of han. In terms of vocabulary, up to 30% is constituted of local words so that in Telangana it has Telugu words, in Karnataka Kannada words and in Maharashtra Marathi and so on. As a rule, it is the first language of the Muslims in the region but most people exhibits bilingualism.
http://www.bangalorenotes.com/dakhni.htm
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Dakhni is the lingua franca of the Deccan. The Deccan is roughly the area between the Narmada and Tungabhadra or Krishna. On the east it is bounded by the Mahanadi and on the west by the Western Ghats. It is the great South Indian plateau. Politically it is comprised of Berar (present-day Vidarbha with Nagpur as its important city), ten Telangana districts of Andhra Pradesh, the Maharashtra districts of Latur, Nanded, Ahmednagar, Beed and Aurngabad, and the Karnataka districts of Bijapur, Bidar, Gulbarga, Raichur and Bellary.
However as a spoken language Dakhni is widely used even outside this region. It is the lingua franca of all the Muslims in South India and is understood by all those who have access to Hindi. In many Hindi films, Dakhni words and dialogues are used and in films like ‘Hero Hiralal’ and ‘Sushman’, Dakhni was the main language. Recent films like ‘Angrez’ and ‘Hyderabadi Nawab’ also use Dakhni profusely. There are no current census figures for speakers of Dakhni because no one reports Dakhni as a mother tongue. Still the estimates of Dakhni speakers will run into crores, because its variants are spoken in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and Tamilnadu. As folk tradition, in the urs of Sufi saints, in the songs used by beggars and fakirs, Dakhni is still widely used.
Linguistically it is a variant of Khari Boli as spoken in the Meerat region in U. P. However it has some specific differences. For “no’ it uses nako instead of nahin, for the word ‘only’ as used in Indian English it uses cha instead of hee and for OK it uses hau instead of han. In terms of vocabulary, up to 30% is constituted of local words so that in Telangana it has Telugu words, in Karnataka Kannada words and in Maharashtra Marathi and so on. As a rule, it is the first language of the Muslims in the region but most people exhibits bilingualism.
http://www.bangalorenotes.com/dakhni.htm
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