> But what I think matters equally is that new idioms born outside of the natively spoken English should be seen as equally valuable, when they get a meaningful

> But what I think matters equally is that new idioms born outside of the natively spoken English should be seen as equally valuable, when they get a meaningful reach. I am thinking for example of "do the needful" which I understand being born in India. Yes! Absolutely! I agree 100%. English contains multitudes! What does it mean? I think I have even heard it. Where did it come from? Like, a poem or ...?