By: Ravi
Majority of the Indian people still rely on their native language TVs, radios, newspapers and magazines to get information. When internet and Wikipedia becomes as accessible like these traditional...
View ArticleBy: Dr R K S Rathore
Hi Patricia’ I fully indorse your observation for Hindi speaking belt of India. English and other foreign languages are very much related with the employment market here, hence these have an edge over...
View ArticleBy: Bishakha
Love this post. Not only did the NY Review of Books make me laugh, I think you really hit the nail on the head about the politics and practices of language use in India. English is aspirational for...
View ArticleBy: Patricia Sauthoff
Thanks for the feedback guys! I just saw the comments now that I’m back home where the internet is plenty and I have access to a full-blown computer.
View ArticleBy: Adventures in Hindi Part 3: India Shining, Internet, and the...
[…] chanced upon this rather interesting article:Dispatch from a far flung corner of India (This article, folks, is about the Wikipedia Hindi project and is worth a […]
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