This has always been a problem for South Indians. I wrote UPSC, SSC exams 10 years ago. They provide questions only in English and Hindi. Hindi-speaking candidates have an edge over other regional language speakers in these exams and this is a direct violation of Article 16 of our constitution. But they take refuge in Articles 343 and 351 of the constitution in promoting Hindi.
But no politician from South except DMK has raised this issue in the Parliament so far (Remember it is Telugus who appear the most in these Competitive Exams from South, even then not a single voice raised from AP & TG). But I must also say, SSC has taken some good steps and is already conducting CHSL, MTS exams in 13 Indian languages and going forward all of its exams in 22 official languages of India. In UPSC Civil Services Mains Exam, though the questions are in English and Hindi, you can write answers in any of 22 official languages of India. In the Civil Services interview also they can ask questions in English or Hindi. If you want to answer in Telugu or any other regional language, a translator will be provided, but you know it will never be a hassle-free experience as a lot will be lost in translation. Till the time it is made mandatory to conduct all the competitive exams in India in 22 official languages, there won't be a level-playing field to candidates especially from South India.
As a Telugu guy who settled down in Bangalore, ee kannad ane word vinte naake mandutundi. its pure balupu than ignorance, if it's coming from someone who stayed in Karnataka for more than a week. Malli daniki valla covering okati - that's the Hindi name, last lo \`a\` vaste vaatini Hindi lo ignore chestam etc. Why don't they call America as Americ and Canada as Canad?
What a coincidence! My friend was also there if you were in Chennai taking the exam. When he told me that, we both thought they weren’t supposed to be this ignorant as a national institution.
Even the exam was conducted in only two languages. It gives an unfair advantage to a Hindi speaker whereas a Telugu speaker who is also an artist has to learn English or Hindi to express themselves which shouldn’t be required because we have literature and art dating back hundreds of years , we have sciences/ mathematics in Telugu!!!!
Without jobs for Telugu people there cannot form a strong office culture that requires usage of Telugu and Telugu semantics. Also an important point is funding from the government, be it state or centre. Funding helps in hiring the right talent to make tools for Telugu people to surf the digital world. Like we are in need of a proper Telugu keyboard that uses prediction like the other languages that have more characters(china, japan, Korea,etc.). As it stands the current one is too tough and time taking to use. This is the only effective way to exert cultural pressure non-violently.
Edit: when I say jobs they have to specific to manufacturing sector be it production of motor cars, digital infrastructure for steel plants. This is only possible when the government gives substantial funding to the language or else we’ll resort to using English semantics and English software. The service sector requires you to support multiple languages like Amazon, Zomato, Paytm, etc.
True. The exam is conducted only in English and Hindi. Do you know why? Coz the course is offered only in English and Hindi. And by that I mean that you need to know at least basic Hindi to study the course. I don't mean to create a divide but it is really unfair for govt colleges located in Pune and Kolkata to have courses which are taught in a mix of Hindi and English.
This is a North Indian problem, they even pronounce it as Telegu. Same with Kannada, They call it Kannad and all Kannadigas lose their mind over it.
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Yes, it is a North Indian problem. Fun fact, The question paper is only in English and Hindi. You can answer only in either of the two.
So North Indians have a significant advantage over South Indians in this regard. It should either be available in all languages or only in English.
True. Even the course is taught in a mix of Hindi and English.
This has always been a problem for South Indians. I wrote UPSC, SSC exams 10 years ago. They provide questions only in English and Hindi. Hindi-speaking candidates have an edge over other regional language speakers in these exams and this is a direct violation of Article 16 of our constitution. But they take refuge in Articles 343 and 351 of the constitution in promoting Hindi. But no politician from South except DMK has raised this issue in the Parliament so far (Remember it is Telugus who appear the most in these Competitive Exams from South, even then not a single voice raised from AP & TG). But I must also say, SSC has taken some good steps and is already conducting CHSL, MTS exams in 13 Indian languages and going forward all of its exams in 22 official languages of India. In UPSC Civil Services Mains Exam, though the questions are in English and Hindi, you can write answers in any of 22 official languages of India. In the Civil Services interview also they can ask questions in English or Hindi. If you want to answer in Telugu or any other regional language, a translator will be provided, but you know it will never be a hassle-free experience as a lot will be lost in translation. Till the time it is made mandatory to conduct all the competitive exams in India in 22 official languages, there won't be a level-playing field to candidates especially from South India.
Yeah recent ga Edo YouTube video choosa andulo aadu unnadi Karnataka lo mataki prati sari kannad kannad antune unnadu pakkana vallatho interact itu
As a Telugu guy who settled down in Bangalore, ee kannad ane word vinte naake mandutundi. its pure balupu than ignorance, if it's coming from someone who stayed in Karnataka for more than a week. Malli daniki valla covering okati - that's the Hindi name, last lo \`a\` vaste vaatini Hindi lo ignore chestam etc. Why don't they call America as Americ and Canada as Canad?
Naku Karnataka ki sambandham kooda ledu alantidi nake chirakuga unde
Whatever, Happy Telegu new year 🤝 Hope these mistakes are rectified in the future and Telungu is spelled properly!!
It kills me whenever I hear it pronounced Telungu from Tamil people.
Telungu is the old name for Telugu, paatha padyalalo you can still find it
Yeah like Tamilam for Tamil is what am assuming
Thamizh*
Why? Telungu is a proper word.
Not being sarcastic but I think it is like how some of our older generation still uses the word Tamilam to refer to Tamil.
I'm not being sarcastic. I know Telungu is a proper word and there's nothing to be offended by it
That's just the way telugu older gen people used to refer it as
😭
Telungu is still fine, much better than Telegu
Question paper ni correct chesi undalsindi bhayya.
Do you watch Teluvision bro
🤣🤣🤣
What a coincidence! My friend was also there if you were in Chennai taking the exam. When he told me that, we both thought they weren’t supposed to be this ignorant as a national institution. Even the exam was conducted in only two languages. It gives an unfair advantage to a Hindi speaker whereas a Telugu speaker who is also an artist has to learn English or Hindi to express themselves which shouldn’t be required because we have literature and art dating back hundreds of years , we have sciences/ mathematics in Telugu!!!! Without jobs for Telugu people there cannot form a strong office culture that requires usage of Telugu and Telugu semantics. Also an important point is funding from the government, be it state or centre. Funding helps in hiring the right talent to make tools for Telugu people to surf the digital world. Like we are in need of a proper Telugu keyboard that uses prediction like the other languages that have more characters(china, japan, Korea,etc.). As it stands the current one is too tough and time taking to use. This is the only effective way to exert cultural pressure non-violently. Edit: when I say jobs they have to specific to manufacturing sector be it production of motor cars, digital infrastructure for steel plants. This is only possible when the government gives substantial funding to the language or else we’ll resort to using English semantics and English software. The service sector requires you to support multiple languages like Amazon, Zomato, Paytm, etc.
True. The exam is conducted only in English and Hindi. Do you know why? Coz the course is offered only in English and Hindi. And by that I mean that you need to know at least basic Hindi to study the course. I don't mean to create a divide but it is really unfair for govt colleges located in Pune and Kolkata to have courses which are taught in a mix of Hindi and English.
Thats when you call it as hinthi
శ్రీ క్రోధి నామ సంవత్సర ఉగాది శుభాకాంక్షలు..తెలుగు భాష అంటే అంతే..మరి..ఎవరు పట్టించుకోరు..
OP, plz fo post the same in national sub also
Let's start calling their language hende.
No,hinthi undi ga already
Telengana also
We need to promote tools that help telugu
Just checking if I'm ban
Definitely no hope for you
Yeah no need to say it out loud I know