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un officially yes, but as you can imagine, it's not an Indian language, and it's the language of our colonizer. It's more acceptable now, but back in the day, i
by quetzthecoatl 6y ago
un officially yes, but as you can imagine, it's not an Indian language, and it's the language of our colonizer. It's more acceptable now, but back in the day, it was an absolute no no. Besides, common men did not speak English. Just the very highly educated (back then. Now, it's much more common among all classes).
- john4532452 6y agoFor non-hindi speaking states both hindi and english are the same. At least with english it give jobs and enriches lives.