I have often said "Hindi establishment" i.e. the so called intellectuals who are supposed to serve and nurture Hindi are its biggest enemies. This group made of academics i.e. lecturers, professors etc, , media ( print, TV, internet) and the writers themselves +
enthusiastically promotes proliferation of FAT in Hindi. They earn their livelihood by calling themselves "Hindi" prof/ journalist/ channel / poet/ writer but their speech and writing is just some caricature of Hindi; it is pure and simple Urdubaaji. These pimps of Urdu+
deliberately blur the boundaries between Hindu and Urdu in a variety of ways. Some of which are as follows
1. You'll see them introduce themselves as professor of Hindi-Urdu as if Hindi-Urdu is one language and Hindi and Urdu are not different languages.+
1. You'll see them introduce themselves as professor of Hindi-Urdu as if Hindi-Urdu is one language and Hindi and Urdu are not different languages.+
Mind you, they are not saying prof. of Hindi AND Urdu, they are saying Hindi-Urdu like it's some composite language.
2. Another trick is they will take a word, say "เคธเฅ (sleep)" and say this is from Hindi/ Urdu. Now this word is found in many other languages, let's Punjabi. +
2. Another trick is they will take a word, say "เคธเฅ (sleep)" and say this is from Hindi/ Urdu. Now this word is found in many other languages, let's Punjabi. +
They will not say เคธเฅ is a Hindi/ Urdu/ Punjabi/ Marwari word they will just say Hindi/ Urdu word.
What are they doing here ? They are feeding the idea that Hindi and Urdu are practically the same languages. They are not bringing in Punjabi+
What are they doing here ? They are feeding the idea that Hindi and Urdu are practically the same languages. They are not bringing in Punjabi+
Punjabi is being kept distinct but Hindi and Urdu are being shown as one.
This thing never happens with another language. Once in a while one may say a certain word is there in both Spanish and say Portuguese but every time an Spanish professor such a word, he does not say+
This thing never happens with another language. Once in a while one may say a certain word is there in both Spanish and say Portuguese but every time an Spanish professor such a word, he does not say+
"Oh this is a 'Spanish/ Portuguese' word" The Spanish professor will call it a Spanish word and the Portuguese professor will call it a Portuguese word. That is the standard. That is how it should be. Worse thing with Hindi is that these treacherous Hindi profs do it with every+
Hindi word. Every Hindi word becomes 'Hindi/ Urdu' word. OTOH an Urdu academic will never say "Baajar" is a Urdu/ Hindi word. That will never happen! only the m@ug@ Hindi profs, acting as pimps or Urdu indulge in this foolishness. +
It's not just some innocent mistake. It's actually subversion. Subversion by the very group that was supposed preserve and protect Hindi. +
3. This is less inception like and more open where they clearly say Hindi is not Hindi if FAT words are not used. One can understand using FAT words once in a while ( personally I don't want to use even one but that's a different thing), because maybe it makes the language+
smoother and more powerful in terms of expression. That's ok. Some borrowing happens in every language but to make a nanga naach out of it doing inkar, Bekarar, parvardigar killing perfectly fine not FAT words and relentlessly suggesting that Hindi are Urdu are same is a crime+
against Hindi.
4. This is in their work they do. The stuff they write in a book/ newspaper or the they stuff they speak in Radio / TV . There you see total annihilation of Hindi language. What's worse is that not only will they not use proper Hindi themselves but they will also+
4. This is in their work they do. The stuff they write in a book/ newspaper or the they stuff they speak in Radio / TV . There you see total annihilation of Hindi language. What's worse is that not only will they not use proper Hindi themselves but they will also+
mock and attack people who are trying to use proper/ pure/ shudha/ FAT-free Hindi. They'll call people like us by names like "ponga pandit" and "brahmanwadi" +
And it's not hard to see the tragic irony. The "Hindi establishment" itself is destroying the purity of Hindi whereas it's the "trolls" and marginal figures like us who have no official standing in the "Hindi world" are saying "please don't kill this language" +
This is what makes me very blackpilled. Even the attacks on Urdubaaji are usually largely focused on on Bollywoodias. No one is seeing how the "guardians" of Hindi in "Hindi" departments/newspapers/ channels are feeding people Urdu in name of Hindi. +
And this makes me think that FAT-free Hindi really has no future. These sell outs will keep dirtying the body and soul of Hindi till it no longer remains Hindi. I push FAT-free for my own satisfaction and with a hope that a couple of dozen more will get influenced +
the way we got influenced by some others. That is all the optimism we have at this point of time.
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