Source... http://youthkiawaaz.com
Hindi is Our national language and English has been retained as an associate National language, due to insistent and persistent demand from South karataka and Kerela, don't property understand Hindi and they do not want the Hindi should be imposed on them, which is there misguided view is a language of the North and not of the South. But Hindi is indeed the National language adopted by the constituent assembly soon after the achievement of independence in 1947.But millions in India still don't know Hindi, it is because it has been made difficult by the introduction of Sanskirt terms in it. The conception of Mahatma Gandhi and Subhash Chandta Basu of Hindustani - a mixture of Hindi and Urdu, But over the years Hindi has become very much sanskritised.
Over the years Hindi has been made so difficult that many people from Uttar pradesh, where is the mother tongue, do not properly understand its.
Mr. Jawaharlalal Nehru, the first prime minister of independent India, Once said I do not understand the address in Hindi which is presented to me, That is the trouble with our national language. Government of India is spending crores of rupees every year on the propagation of Hindi is the country but this money is going down the drain because common people cannot understand the sanskrit terms introduced by the Hindi scholars and academicians to show their scholarship.
If China, Japan and Turkey can introduce Roman scripture. "Said Subhash Chandra Base 'why not India? Chinese, Japanese and Turkish language are for more difficult than Hindi. Subhash Chandra Bose went even further and suggested that Hindi should written in Roman script. If Hindi is simplified and written in Roman script, it will be easily accepted by the South India as the National language of India and there will be no need to consider English as the Associate National language.
