Anti-Hindi agitations

Anti-Hindi agitation is a term used to describe the opposition the people of Tamil Nadu have voiced to the Indian Government's attempts to establish Hindi as the sole Official language of India during 1960s. . India does not have an official 'National' language, although many parts of the country, particularly the Hindi-speaking belt consider Hindi as National Language.

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Tamil Nadu Hindi C. Rajagopalachari Dravidistan Bharatiya Jana Sangh Divide and rule Madras Presidency All India Radio India The Hindu Tamil people New Delhi Time (magazine) Andhra Pradesh Tamil language

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