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NATIONAL LANGUAGE AND SCRIPT I BELIEVE that 1. Hindi , Hindustani and Urdu are words denoting the same language spoken in the north by Hindus and Musalmans , and written in either Devanagari or Per- sian script ; 2.
NATIONAL LANGUAGE AND SCRIPT I BELIEVE that 1. Hindi , Hindustani and Urdu are words denoting the same language spoken in the north by Hindus and Musalmans , and written in either Devanagari or Per- sian script ; 2.
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But there is undoubtedly a Devanagari movement with which I have allied myself wholeheartedly and that is to have it as the common script for all the languages spoken in the different pro- vinces , especially those which have a large ...
But there is undoubtedly a Devanagari movement with which I have allied myself wholeheartedly and that is to have it as the common script for all the languages spoken in the different pro- vinces , especially those which have a large ...
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being taught to read and write through the Roman script instead of Devanagari . I have already expressed my opinion that the only script that is ever likely to be universal in India is Devanagari , either reformed or as it is .
being taught to read and write through the Roman script instead of Devanagari . I have already expressed my opinion that the only script that is ever likely to be universal in India is Devanagari , either reformed or as it is .
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| Title | India of My Dreams |
| Author | Mahatma Gandhi |
| Editor | Ramachandra Krishna Prabhu |
| Compiled by | Ramachandra Krishna Prabhu |
| Publisher | Hind Kitabs, 1947 |
| Length | 128 pages |
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