English should be made the Official Language

Good morning friends, the subject before us is “English should be made the official language” and I would like to favor the topic as English, besides being international language, is also an important and powerful language. English has taught us international understanding. If it is replaced by Hindi, we will be confined to the boundaries of our own states and the country.

Candidate No.1

Good morning friends, the subject before us is “English should be made the official language” and I would like to favor the topic as English, besides being international language, is also an important and powerful language. English has taught us international understanding.

If it is replaced by Hindi, we will be confined to the boundaries of our own states and the country.
This can lead to disintegration and it is only English which can act as a unifying factor. Moreover, in a country like India, where different language are spoken and the dialect changes after every 100 kilometers, English should act as a language of communication as the majority of the people speak English, at least those who run the administration.

Many a people think that those who speak English are cot off from the masses and the mainstream of democracy, but this is more of a misconception than fact. Moreover, the learning of English is assuming importance as people have started realizing the importance of the language. Thank you.

Candidate No.4

Well friends, my previous speaker has strongly advocated the need of English as official language but in my opinion, Hindi should be made the official language.

We should not forget that the identity of a nation lies in its language and it should be noted that all countries have their own language-be it China, Russia, France or Germany. Moreover, it is the mother’ tongue to more than one-fourth of the population, which make it easy to understand and communicate. It is an acceptable language and also the language of the masses, plus it is easier to learn Hindi than English.

As a matter of fact, even in the south, though people speak their own language, yet they still watch Hindi movies which it self speak volumes about the popularity of the language. Thank you.

Candidate No.7

I fully agree with my previous speaker and since he has justified his statements pretty well, I would like to add a couple of points to it. English as a language has been thrust on us by the British because prior to that Urdu or Persian was the language but Hindi also existed.

Hindi as a language reflects the culture of India and was a unifying language during the freedom struggle. Moreover, after freedom, it was decided to introduce Hindi as an official language but barring a few government organization, nothing much has been done. The politicians due to their vested interests have revived local patriotism after the formation of linguistic states, which has resulted in people asserting the claims. of regional language. The feeling of dis-likeness for Hindi programmes on TV and listens to Hindi songs; so why not make Hindi as an official language? Thank you.

Candidate No.8

Friends, I also fully agree with my previous speakers that Hindi should be made the official language as majority of India lives in the villages and we cannot expect them to speak in English.

The resolution of the Congress Working Committee suggesting the application: of three-tier language formula which includes Hindi, English and mother-tongue, is the best solution as this would remove apprehensions about the inequality between the Hindi speaking and non-Hindi-speaking people.

Hindi also exhibits a national and hence feels that Hindi should be made essential for all Indians. Thank you.

Candidate No.3

I feel that all these talk about Hindi be made as an official language is my previous speakers tell a lot about their apprehensions for their language.

English is a universal language and most of the technical books like engineering, Medical or Management are basically in English. Moreover, we cannot limit ourselves to the confines of the national boundaries by saying that we should speak Hindi.

I would also like to enlighten my friends that it is grammatically much easy to speak English then Hindi. As speaker No.1 has said that with so many languages in the country, I English becomes the best bet, as we cannot impose Hindi on non-Hindi speaking people as it is not in accordance with democracy. Thank you.

Candidate No.1

As my previous speaker has said that English is easy to learn then Hindi, then why is it that Russian and Chinese which are considered to be most difficult languages are spoken by the citizens of Russia and China?

Candidate No.2

My friends, you should try to understand that in spite of the geographical size of both the countries the density of population is less compared to India and all he citizens speak the same language as they have no other language. However, in Hindi itself, we have different dialects like Avadhi. Bhojpuri, Brijbhasa and so on, hence it becomes difficult to make Hindi as the official language.

Candidate No.6

Well friends, speaking English is a degeneration of our culture. Today, even the upwardly mobile speaks English in their home, Thereby trying to flaunt their status. As a matter of face, speaking English has become a status symbol. I am sure that 90 percent of the people, who listen to English songs or watch English movies, do not even understand.

English is spoken by hypocrites and shams. Moreover, most of our friends speak fluent English because, sadly, even today we are in love with English. Thank you.

Candidate No.2

I am of the opinion that English should be made the official language and I strongly believe that speaking English does not hang our culture at all.

As also, the freedom struggle was won the basis of English language which was the language of the communication between the British and the Indian leaders.

The best of the literary works are also the fact that English is an essential language. Thank you.

Candidate No.5

I feel that Hindi should be made the official language as I strongly feel that the proponents of English language do.