Kayalvizhi wrote:As we discussed before, there is no practical need for Hindi signs in Tamilnadu. In essence they are painted as the emblem of Hindian domination over all of Indian Union.

In a way it is like a dog lifting its leg and urinating on every kilometer stone or post it sees on its way to mark its territory. Nothing more. (Don't write me saying that I compared Hindi people to dogs. No, I did not. I am merely comparing the acting painting Hindi signs unnecessarily along national highways to the act of dogs urinating on posts and kilometer stones on its way.) Hindians are merely marking their territory by putting Hindi signs all over their dominion.

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"Tamil People Oppose Hindi Signs in Tamil Nadu"

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Rashmun wrote:

Kayalvizhi wrote:As we discussed before, there is no practical need for Hindi signs in Tamilnadu. In essence they are painted as the emblem of Hindian domination over all of Indian Union.Read the full article at

Just google for

"Tamil People Oppose Hindi Signs in Tamil Nadu"

in www.google.com

since most educated north indians and many south indians can read hindi signs, the presence of hindi signs in TN serves to help tourists from other parts of India who are visiting TN.

Kayalvizhi wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

Kayalvizhi wrote:As we discussed before, there is no practical need for Hindi signs in Tamilnadu. In essence they are painted as the emblem of Hindian domination over all of Indian Union.Read the full article at

Just google for

"Tamil People Oppose Hindi Signs in Tamil Nadu"

in www.google.com

since most educated north indians and many south indians can read hindi signs, the presence of hindi signs in TN serves to help tourists from other parts of India who are visiting TN.

MORE educated north indians and many south indians can read English signs. So I stand correct.

Rashmun.

Kayalvizhi wrote:Rashmun.

You did not answer me yet. When are you visitinng TN and where staying?

Merlot Daruwala wrote:

Kayalvizhi wrote:Rashmun.

You did not answer me yet. When are you visitinng TN and where staying?

Uh oh. Rashmun, pls stay away from bespectacled young ladies who might approach you to seek your blessings and bend down to touch your feet. The wrath of the Eelam warrior daughters can be detrimental to one's continued existence.