Kerala Guv: Urdu, Persian words cause Hindi resistance; Sanskrit-based solution proposed

• Kerala Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar suggests Urdu/Persian words in Hindi cause resistance, especially in South India.
• He proposes a 'Sanskrit-prachur Hindi' (Sanskrit-based vocabulary) to make the language more accessible and understandable.
• Arlekar believes a Sanskrit-derived vocabulary could improve Hindi comprehension in South India and foster inclusiveness.
• He highlighted shared historical and cultural connections among Indian languages through Sanskrit influence.
• The Governor urged focusing on linguistic links and mutual understanding to bridge divides and build a united India.