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English question in Urdu University

- Md. Mujeebuddin I chose MANUU because I could continue my studies in Urdu… (Sajid, an interviewee from MANUU) I grew up in a small [...]

The English Language at Madrasas

- Sajida Sultana The madrasa and its education have been subject matter of major discussions in the media since the attack on the World Trade [...]

Khalid Sayeed – Interview

- M A Moid Is higher education possible through Urdu’ is a recurring question. What is your opinion? Your question expresses the emotions of those who [...]

Md. Junaid Zakir -Interview

- M A Moid Your PhD is considered an important contribution to the process of development of Urdu language. Can you tell us more about [...]

FROM OU to MANUU

- M A Moid The journey of Urdu in the Deccan is an important story from the perspective of language politics in south India. Many [...]

Persian Gives Place To Urdu

- Tariq Rahman The sequence of events relating to the transition from Persian to Urdu in Hyderabad state has been described admirably by Syed Mustafa [...]

The Path Shown by Joshua

- Dokka Manikya Varaprasad The new-born Telugu state of Andhra Pradesh, even as it is searching for something as ordinary as an appropriate location to [...]

Governments without Vision: Language Issues

- Jayadhir Tirumalarao Language sentiment is more important to humans than parents, property disputes and blasphemy. Hence, language is surrounded by politics and wars. Historically, [...]

Hail English, the Dalit goddess

- Chandra Bhan Prasad The road to Dalit empowerment was paved by Lord Macaulay If there is a divinity that can take on the Hindu [...]

Dalits and English

- Kancha Ilaiah One bright morning in 1960, when I was about eight, a newly appointed teacher came to my house. My mother had already [...]

Language breathes life into Telangana

- Sangisetti Srinvas The movement for a separate Telangana has made language a vehicle for the identity of the Telangana people. The political movements which [...]

Building my identity…

- Joopaka Subhadra There was a primary school up to class four close to my house near the Singareni Collieries. There were four classes in [...]

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