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Nearly eight decades after independence, India faces a profound linguistic irony: Hindi holds a celebrated constitutional status, yet English remains the dominant language of governance, law, higher education, medicine, and scientific research. This creates a striking duality where official seminars praise Hindi, while institutional frameworks rely heavily on a foreign tongue.
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