Archive · 19 Jun 2025
Amit Shah: English Speakers May Feel Ashamed, Supports Indian Languages
Amit Shah, a key government figure, believes that people who primarily use English in India might soon feel out of step.
He sees Indian languages as treasures of Indian culture.
Shah explained that a complete vision of India cannot be achieved by using foreign languages.
He discussed the 'Panch Pran', five pledges for a developed India, during a book launch.
Amit Shah stated English speakers might feel ashamed in the future.
He emphasized the importance of Indian languages and culture.
Shah called Indian languages "jewels" of culture.
Shah spoke at the launch of Ashutosh Agnihotri's book.
Shah reiterated the significance of the 'Panch Pran'.
- Who
- Amit Shah, the Union Home Minister.
- What
- Amit Shah discussed Indian languages and the 'Panch Pran'.
- When
- At a book launch.
- Where
- Not explicitly mentioned.
- Why
- To emphasize the importance of Indian languages and cultural pride.
Those Who Support English
Advocates for Native Languages
Language Preference
Those Who Support English
Not explicitly mentioned.
Advocates for Native Languages
Amit Shah suggests those who speak English in India will soon feel ashamed.
- Speaker
- Amit Shah
- Event
- Book Launch
- Book Title
- 'Main Boond Swayam, Khud Sagar Hoon'
- Author
- Ashutosh Agnihotri
- 'Panch Pran'
- Five pledges
Sources
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