'Let Us Make Friends With Urdu and Every Language': Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to Use of Urdu on Signboard of Municipality in Maharashtra
The Supreme Court also said that language is not a religion but belongs to a community, region, and people. The top court further said that we must rejoice in our diversity, including our many languages.
The Supreme Court today, April 15, rejected a plea challenging the use of Urdu on the signboard of a Municipality in Maharashtra. "Let us make friends with Urdu and every language," the top court said. The apex court also said that language is not a religion but belongs to a community, region, and people. The top court further said that we must rejoice in our diversity, including our many languages. ‘She Herself Invited Trouble’ Remark: Supreme Court Raises Objection to Allahabad High Court’s Observation That Rape Victim Invited Trouble, Cautions Judges Against Inappropriate Observations.
Language Belongs to a Community and Not to a Religion
Language is mot religion, it belongs to a community and not to a religion: Supreme Court pic.twitter.com/SNlu4cbD71
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