Hindi, LIC

LIC website reduced to propaganda tool for Hindi imposition, says TN CM
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Tuesday took strong exception to the use of Hindi language on the website of Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) of India, and said that the website has been reduc
TN leaders unite against ‘Hindi imposition’ on LIC portal
Leaders from various political parties in Tamil Nadu unite to condemn the BJP-led government's decision to make Hindi the default language on the LIC website, citing cultural imposition and demands for immediate reversal of the move.
TN CM Stalin, opposition parties slam LIC for 'Hindi imposition' on website; insurer says it is 'technical' problem
CHENNAI: Chief Minister MK Stalin, AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami, PMK founder S Ramadoss, MDMK general secretary Vaiko and many leaders on Tue
LIC website turns 'all Hindi'; Tamil parties object, call it 'blatant imposition'
Tamil Nadu opposes “imposition of Hindi” in every form and has been following a two-language formula of Tamil and English.
LIC website’s language option sparks controversy; TN CM says Hindi imposition
LIC ‘s new website changed the default language from English to Hindi and the option to change the language to English is under the menu option ‘bhasha’ (language), written in the Devanagiri script
TN CM Stalin, leaders of various political parties take strong exception to Hindi imposition on LIC website
CHENNAI: Chief Minister MK Stalin, AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami, PMK founder S Ramadoss, MDMK general secretary Vaiko and many leaders on Tue
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin Calls LIC A 'Propaganda Tool For Hindi Imposition'; Insurer Responds
The Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) of India, on Tuesday, clarified that its website was not shuffling the language page due to some technical problem and added that the matter has been resolved. The insurer was responding to allegations by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin who,
LIC Website Reduced To Propaganda Tool For Hindi Imposition: Tamil Nadu CM Stalin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Tuesday took strong exception to the use of Hindi language on the website of Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) of India, and said that the website has been reduced to a propaganda tool for imposing Hindi.
Top stories on Nov 19: Nifty 50 nosedive, Vladimir Putin's India visit, LIC Hindi switch row, North India smog, more
Key developments included a sharp decline in the Nifty 50, announcement on Vladimir Putin's anticipated visit to India, and a ...
LIC blames ‘technical glitch’ after website's language switch sparks Hindi imposition row
Posting a screenshot of the LIC webpage, Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin wrote in a post on X: “The LIC website has been reduced to a ...
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LIC calls default Hindi on website 'technical issue' after outrage in Tamil Nadu
The LIC website’s default Hindi setting has sparked backlash, especially from Tamil Nadu leaders. EPS and CM Stalin condemned ...
LIC displays Hindi on website, MK Stalin calls it ’language imposition by force’; insurer blames ’technical issue’
LIC attributes the default Hindi setting on its website to a technical glitch, following backlash from Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
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"Linguistic Tyranny": MK Stalin As LIC Website Switches To Hindi In Tamil Nadu
MK Stalin did not mince words. A "propaganda tool for Hindi imposition", is how the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Stalin ...
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It’s technical problem, says LIC, as TN accuses national insurer of thrusting Hindi
The Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) of India blamed the “technical problem for not shuffling the language page” on its website after the corporation was strongly criticised on Tuesday by Tamil Nadu ...
'That's within the film itself': Vikramaditya Motwane on box office failure of Kill, Jigra; says Hindi industry in crisis
Karan Johar-backed Kill and Alia Bhatt's Jigra failed to make an impact with the audiences and logged poor ticket sales.
Hindi, national language: X user's ‘perfect T-shirt’ for Bengaluru trip goes viral, internet warns of risk
A viral image of two men in 'Hindi, National Language' T-shirts sparked controversy, amassing over 3 million views.