Why Hindi could not become the Indian national language? Today in our country, about 52 crore people speak Hindi, which is about 43% of the Indian population. Such a large population of the country speaks Hindi but still Hindi is not the national language of the country, although strong efforts were made to make it the national language and these efforts were unsuccessful. There are so many clashes between Hindi, English and Urdu languages to get the national language status. South India opposes the idea of making Hindi as India's National Language. In a diverse country like India, with over 1.3 billion people, language has always been a topic of discussion. While India recognizes 22 officially recognized languages, the question of having a national language has been a matter of debate. But could Hindi be the answer? Kindly watch the video and find out the history of the Hindi language of India and why it's not India's National Language. #hindi #hindilanguage #nationallanguage #englishlanguage #locallanguage #urdu #mughal #up #uttrakhand #newspaper #northindia #hindivsurdu #indian #memorandum #parsianlanguage #harishchandra #benaras #hindusahityasammelan #hindisupporter #urdulipi #rastrabhasa #bengalivshindi #hindustanibhasa #tulsidas #swamidayanand #westbengal #southindia #pmneheru #officiallanguage #nonhindispeakingstates #tamilnadu #communication #15yearsofofficiallanguageandamp;nbsp;