Bengaluru: The campaign against the use of Hindi on signs in Bengaluru Metro received an official shot in the arm today with Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah writing to the centre to remove Hindi ...

A campaign against the use of Hindi on Bengaluru's metro has been launched. Bengaluru: Hindi words on signboards of the Bengaluru Metro were masked by tape today at two major stations, in the middle ...

The signages at Nadaprabhu Kempegowda station at Majestic and Chickpete stations earlier had wordings in Kannada, English and Hindi, but since last evening Hindi wordings have been masked.

A video capturing a verbal dispute on a Kolkata Metro train has gone viral. The dispute arose when a non-Bengali speaking woman demanded fellow passengers speak in Hindi, asserting that everyone in ...

The controversy over the use of Hindi in Namma Metro took a bizarre turn on Sunday as two stations, including Kempegowda interchange at Majestic, had Hindi letters in the signage masked. While no ...

A video showing a heated argument between two women at a Namma Metro station in Bengaluru has gone viral, highlighting tensions over language use in the city. The confrontation reportedly began when ...

Pro-Kannada activists have been up in arms over Metro signs carrying Hindi text, viewing it as an imposition over their culture and demanding it be removed. Signage in Hindi will be dropped from the ...

Pro-Kannada activists have begun street protests in Bangalore and threatened to deface Hindi words on signboards at Metro stations, which they see as the Centre's attempts to impose Hindi on state ...

Members of the Karnataka Rakshana Vedike intensified their agitation against the use of Hindi on the Bengaluru’ metro by defacing signage outside several stations on Wednesday. Early on Thursday, the ...

The Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Ltd began taking down Hindi signs at metro stations on Friday. The signs were removed at at least three stations, CNN-News18 reported, a week after Chief Minister ...

Kannada Development Authority (KDA) on Wednesday asked Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) to either remove Hindi from its messages in trains/stations or display them in all 22 languages.

The signages at Nadaprabhu Kempegowda station at Majestic and Chickpete stations earlier had wordings in Kannada, English and Hindi, but since last evening Hindi wordings have been masked. BENGALURU: ...