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By Express News Service CHENNAI: The New India Assurance Company (NIAC) has responded to the issue raised by Chief Minister MK Stalin with regard to its recent circular on using Hindi in routine official work. However, the company has not said anything about withdrawing the circular as demanded by Stalin. Replying to the chief minister’s charges, the company tweeted, “The New India Assurance specifically mentioned under point 25 that all advertisements, tenders and press releases have to be published in newspapers in English, Hindi and regional languages as done by any other public sector organisation of India. We respect all regional languages.” In another tweet on Tuesday, the company said, “We believe in promoting a diverse and peaceful workplace that values local languages and cultures ... If, inadvertently, we have hurt any sentiments, we sincerely apologise for the same.” CHENNAI: The New India Assurance Company (NIAC) has responded to the issue raised by Chief Minister MK Stalin with regard to its recent circular on using Hindi in routine official work. However, the company has not said anything about withdrawing the circular as demanded by Stalin. Replying to the chief minister’s charges, the company tweeted, “The New India Assurance specifically mentioned under point 25 that all advertisements, tenders and press releases have to be published in newspapers in English, Hindi and regional languages as done by any other public sector organisation of India. We respect ...

Tamil Nadu and the DMK will do everything possible to prevent 'Hindi imposition,' state minister M K Stalin said on Monday, calling The New India Assurance's directive on the use of Hindi 'unjust.' The public sector corporation responded by claiming it valued all regional languages. Stalin, also the president of the ruling DMK, shared the circular on Twitter, saying that while every citizen contributed to the nation's development, the Union government and its institutions continued to give Hindi a "undue and unfair" advantage over other Indian languages in every way. Watch the video to know more. #mkstalin #tamilnadu #hindiimposition #languagewar

By Shilpa Nair: The All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) leader D Jayakumar on Monday lashed out at Tamil Nadu Bharatiya Janata Party chief K Annamalai over his statement on former Tamil Nadu chief ministers indulging in corruption. Annamalai, in a recent interview, said that Tamil Nadu had seen many corrupt administrations in the past and former chief ministers were even convicted in courts for corruption. He also said that Tamil Nadu had become one of the most corrupt states. In response to the BJP leader's statement, AIADMK leader D Jayakumar said that Annamalai's comments had threatened the alliance between BJP and AIADMK. Addressing a press conference, Jayakumar said, "Former BJP state presidents like Pon Radhakrishnan, Tamilisai Soundararajan and L Murugan showed alliance dharma and there was a sense of unity. But Annamalai is working in a way to break the BJP- AIADMK alliance." Jayakumar also asked why Annamalai didn't talk about the allegations of corruption in Karnataka when the BJP was in power. "What happened there? Annamalai is speaking about corruption in Tamil Nadu. Did he speak about the 40% commission government in Karnataka?" he said. Jayakumar also said that the BJP only had representation in the Tamil Nadu Assembly because of AIADMK's support. "If the BJP won 4 seats in the assembly, it’s because of AIADMK. Will Annamalai deny that fact? BJP will have any representation only if it’s with AIADMK," he added.

The Union government and its institutions continue to give an “undue” and “unfair” advantage to Hindi over other Indian languages, Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin said on Monday, as he strongly opposed a recent circular issued by a public sector insurance company for Hindi implementation. Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin said the Centre and its institutions continue to give an “unfair” advantage to Hindi over other languages (PTI) Also read: Will resist attempt to replace Tamil with Hindi in our land: MK Stalin Stalin, who is also the president of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), called for immediate withdrawal of the circular issued by The New India Assurance Company Ltd, a government of India undertaking. “While each and every citizen of India is contributing to its development, the Union Government and its institutions continue to give an undue and unfair advantage to Hindi, over other Indian languages in every possible way,” Stalin tweeted, sharing a copy of the circular. “Also, they are intent on spending their valuable resources on imposing Hindi down our throats, rather than for public welfare.” In its circular, dated April 3, the Mumbai-headquartered insurance company directed all its department in-charges to comply with guidelines issued by the Centre to ensure implementation of official languages in all offices. The company listed out 31 guidelines for Hindi implementation as part of the annual programme issued by the Union home ministry’s department of official l...