Should Hindi Be India’s National Language: History, Politics, and Future

**Exploring the language debate shaping India’s identity, unity, and diversity.** Should Hindi become India’s national language, or would that undermine the country’s linguistic diversity? Does declaring one national language strengthen unity or deepen cultural divides? This debate isn’t just about language — it’s about history, politics, and the vision of India’s future. ### **We’ll explore:** * What does India’s Constitution actually say about a national language? * Would making Hindi the national language promote unity or create new divisions? * How do politics and regional identities influence this debate? * What lessons can be drawn from India’s linguistic history and freedom movement? * How do other multilingual countries handle their national language policies? * Could adopting Hindi impact education, administration, or cultural representation? ### **What this is:** A 1.5–2 hour live discussion on Google Meet where participants exchange perspectives and challenge ideas together. This is not a webinar or expert panel — it’s an interactive conversation where every viewpoint matters. ### **Who should attend:** * Individuals curious about India’s language politics and cultural identity * Students or professionals interested in policy, history, or social issues * People exploring diversity and unity in modern India * Anyone eager to debate respectfully and hear multiple perspectives * Those seeking a deeper understanding of India’s linguistic future ### **Why attend:** This session offers a platform to understand the roots of the Hindi vs. diversity debate, explore its political and cultural dimensions, and contribute to thoughtful solutions for India’s future