"pluralism"

India’s Constitution prevents imposition of any language; freedom of speech must include the right to speak one’s language — or refuse another

The coexistence of secularism and pluralism are two basic features central to India’s unity in diversity

Without inclusive institutions, sustainable growth is impossible, as the Nobel Prize in Economics stresses

Linguistic diversity forms the bedrock of India’s identity. It is the celebration of this pluralism that strengthens the country’s unity. Any attempt to tinker with the diversity will amount to undermining the civilisational idea of India. The Centre’s move to make Hindi a medium of instruction in all technical and non-technical educational institutions, including central […]