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The government behind the incident on the Hindi word, AR Rahman said - A beautiful decision

In the non-Hindi states, the central government has taken the liberty to make Hindi language mandatory. The draft has been modified to see the increase in the dispute. Singer AR Rahman of government's decision has praised.

In the second term of the Narendra Modi government, a decision of the Union Human Resource Development (HRD) has created panic among the southern states. Indeed, in the draft of education policy, the Hindi language was compulsory under the three language formula for the states of South India, after which there was considerable squabbling. After repeated criticism, the central government is now on backfoot. The draft has also been changed. Now the condition of making Hindi compulsory in non-Hindi states has been removed.

The government's decision has been welcomed by the famous singer and music composer AR Rahman. AR Rahman tweeted in Tamil, "Beautiful decision: Hindi is not mandatory in Tamil Nadu. Draft has been edited."

It may be known that AR Rahman was involved in those Slebes who responded to the draft of the government making Hindi compulsory in non-Hindi speaking states. Rahman shared a song by singing a Punjabi singer in Tamil and wrote in the caption: "Tamil is spreading in Punjab."

Actor Siddharth also reacted on the draft of the government and wrote: "One country, one language, one religion. It can never be done in India, who does not. Never. "Tamil Nadu has always been opposed to imposing Hindi on the state. The first anti-Hindi movement was in 1937 and lasted for three years. Later, similar movement took place in 1965. During this time many people were killed.