Know why some don't want Hindi as India's national language
A large number of Indians can speak and write Hindi. The language is widely accepted in the northern part of India, as linguistic, but there are many Indians in the South who do not want Hindi as a national language. The Times of India asked people in Delhi-NCR and Mumbai how they feel about Hindi.
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