Neither one language
speakers are the smartest race nor any particular language is the greatest
language.
There are billions
leading better, peaceful and happier lives without either of them being
required.
Any government fiat
for or against any language, religion, race is not correct.
Sane individuals know
what is required for better livelihood first. Many younger generation people
have learnt more programming languages like c, c+, cc+ etc.
The language politics
is both right and wrong from both sides. One notices often that in some pan
India inner corporate meeting when people start talking in a particular language
some Indians feel uncomfortable.
Any region that fails
to adopt factors that enable common links of civilization to enhance welfare
will remain backwards as we have seen in some parts of the world.
Everyone regrets this
petty politics. Europeans don't clamor for Latin or Greek though through
those two wonderful languages the majority of great thoughts and ideas
contributed to modern Europe. So was Portuguese for a long period, so was
Persian. Those who are academically inclined can dig deeper and bring out gems
of wisdom from those languages and share them. But to claim that everyone must
learn them and must know them is a sign of sheer linguistic fanaticism.
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