Kannada vs non-Kannada is heating up in Bengaluru. It also happens in Mumbai (Marathi vs non-Marathi), the financial capital of India and the political capital of Maharashtra. In India, anyone can migrate and live in most parts of the country without any problems or permits, but people tend to migrate to regions that are more economically prosperous than their own home region. That is why you have Biharis in Assam and Punjabis in Tamil Nadu. But because of this fake propaganda that Hindi is our national language, many Indians don’t bother to learn the most spoken language of the state they are settled in. Even after living in the state for many years or even decades. It happens in almost all non-Hindi-speaking states of our country, including Gujarat and West Bengal. Because of this fake propaganda, even languages of Northern India are getting crushed, like Rajasthani, Awadhi, etc.
So, how to solve these language-related issues, which are certainly not restricted to Bengaluru or Mumbai?
For that, we have to answer the following four questions: -
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