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Indira Gandhi's Communization In Hindi

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.In fact in many cultured communities within India and perhaps amongst Indians abroad a good command of a foreign language in English or French gains higher status perhaps because of the connectivity to the global language and culture and more importantly globalisation. The Indian diaspora is successful outside India due to a good linguistic command on English,the global language English language best links Indians better than perhaps the national language Hindi and most parts of Southern India still are not conversant in Hindi in India. Some parts of Southern part of India actually prefer English to Hindi to converse with the North Indian counterparts. This being the case Mrs Gandhi’s Hindi has been criticised and in an official interview with the Congress Leader Priyanka Gandhi ,Priyanka was quick to admit Mrs Gandhi’s Hindi is as good as her own. This is an example of needless criticism of Mrs Gandhi’s fluency in Hindi. Mrs Gandhi had her first-hand exposure to politics under one roof so to speak by direct observation of the ways of functioning of Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi. Mrs Gandhi never …show more content…

…..no racial attacks …….Just the feeling ...Just the imagination gives such a relief ….Imagine if we work this out …..We indeed can and it is easier and productive to cultivate moral values and enjoy them .This can happen. When every human being pledges not to engage in such discrimination or hatred ...the world will surely be a much LOVABLE place to live in...Our OWN world ...for us

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