Hi
I don't see what is so confusing. Many have tried to explain.In short
Hindi is the official language. That is Rajya Basha.
If Hindi is Rajya basha and Rajabasha adikari necessarily has to work in
Hindi. Therefore graduation in Hindi is logical.
If you are working as an engineer graduation in engineering is
definitely a requirement.
Let us now close this thread as it is out of scope.
Harish Kotian
On 27/12/2022 11:45, anirudh rao wrote:
hi Pavan,
exactly agreed with you.
it is not about the jealousy of Hindi being a Rajyabhasha which I do
not have anything to do with but, the question in the mail is why is
it obligatory to choose Hindi in the Graduation level if at all one
has to work as a Rajyabhasha Adhikari.
and hi Minar,
I do not hate Hindi I only have problem to understand the numbers in Hindi.
I was in Delhi for a year by the way!
the problem with people is we cannot expect the sensible debates.
On 12/27/22, Vaibhav Saraf<[email protected]> wrote:
Hindi is not the *national* language, that is a myth.
Hindi is *official language of the Union*. Where did it come from? why?
While the constitution was being drafted, this question came up for
official language of the union, and after a lot of debate Hindi was chosen.
Official language for the purposes of governance of the union (Article
343), and the initiatives to promote it (as at the time Hindi was not
really a language of office communication) were stated in Article 351.
Governments have been debating this over and over and passing different
resolutions from time to time, discussions are open on choosing other
official languages partially/fully. And as highlighted, the government
communications are actually done in 3 languages, the state's local
language, official language of the union, and the international language.
It's not a question about unjustice by a bank, discrimination, or
disability. Its about an article of the constitution about language of
communication and following it. And as highlighted there are other methods
to prove *proficiency* in the language other than graduation.
Something from personal experience now:
I have been doing a lot of travelling due to my work, long travels,
spending 1 or 2 days entirely in trains. I have met a lot and lot of bank
officials over these travels. A manager from MP deputed in core south
Kerala, a manager from Kerala in rural Bihar, another from Bihar in Coorg,
and many more. These guys have never complained about being in a entirely
different language background, where they might be the only person in the
entire office and residential locality speaking that language, eating a
type of food, and the practice of culture. I have always heard praises on
how their local staff helps them with translations, helping them know their
culture, share thefood and local knowledge, and basically a two-way sharing
of all. The way public banks are implemented in India they promote a lot of
diversity, and I feel good homework should be done before
blatently alledging them of something which they might not be culprits of.
On Mon, 26 Dec 2022 at 23:28, Minar Singh<[email protected]> wrote:
Hello Aniruddh,
English is a language Which is spoken by less than 10 % of the
population in our country. Hindi is a national language which connects
people from all over the country. Hindi is an easy language to learn.
If you hate Hindi so much then there are plenty of options for you in
private sector and in state government. If you do not had Hindi as
subject then you can go for the language PROFICIENCY test after the
main exam.
On 12/26/22, anirudh rao<[email protected]> wrote:
Dear friends out there,
I would have not thought to put this issue if many of our visually
challenged friends had not been working in the Banking sector.
I am also aware that this mailing list comprises of many friends from
south India.
I have noticed a post called "the Language Officer" in many banks.
the issue that bothers me is that the obligation of Hindi as the
compulsory subject/language in the Graduation if one has to attempt to
apply for this post.
it is unusual in south India and rare of someone to take Hindi as the
language in the graduation level when we have the option to choose our
own regional languages.
isn't it an injustice to the south Indians?
with this background, I leave three questions to ponder and debate.
if there are 22 languages recognized by the constitution as the
official languages, why is Hindi mandated here?
what if someone knows Hindi and does not have Hindi as the
subject/language in their graduation?
please throw some light on this issue and debate in a civilized way.
I think NPRD and other such organizations from south India would be
sensible to this issue and would take part in the discussion and would
take appropriate steps.
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