In Spain, Kanimozhi of DMK asked about ‘national language of India’. Her reply wins applause

During a recent visit to Spain, DMK MP Kanimozhi led an all-party delegation that successfully garnered Spain's "unequivocal support" for India's ongoing efforts to combat terrorism. The visit, aimed at strengthening bilateral ties, also served as a platform for cultural exchange and dialogue. Kanimozhi, known for her eloquence and advocacy on multilingualism in India, was posed a question about the 'national language of India,' sparking an insightful discussion. Kanimozhi's response resonated with many, as she emphasized India's linguistic diversity and clarified that the country does not have a national language. Instead, she highlighted that India recognizes 22 official languages under the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution, with Hindi and English serving as the official languages for the central government. Her articulate explanation underscored the importance of embracing India's multilingual fabric, earning her applause from the audience. The interaction not only highlighted the complexities of India's linguistic landscape but also showcased Kanimozhi's diplomatic acumen. Her ability to convey the nuances of Indian identity and governance reinforced the delegation's mission to foster mutual understanding. As Spain and India continue to collaborate on global issues, such exchanges underscore the significance of cultural diplomacy in international relations.

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