So, Karnataka turns fifty. Kannada will soon be recognised as a classical language. Yayy! Woo hoo! and stuff like that.
And btw, here's a glass-saving measure in one of the shops here - the name of the shop written hastily on a piece of tissue paper.
Jai Karnataka.
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5 comments:
Classical language. Sadly, not a "Yayy! woo hoo" thing for me.
Why so, if I may ask.
Because "classical language" is a euphemism for a dead language. :p
Moreove, this stunt is not going to do any help to the language; it'll only help a few people; financially and otherwise.
Do they screen Thamizh movies at all in Karnataka? Or are they banned as a part of the whole "Classical Language" funda?
What has screening Thamizh movies got to do anything with the "classical language" issue? Well, they do screen.
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