Gulaab Posted December 30, 2015 Posted December 30, 2015 Hello,Firstly, I hope that the title is not too pretentious But anyways:The thing that I notice about discourse concerning the use of various languages of the subcontinent in education, administration, and even movies/music is that it doesn't take much for it to become provocative.Even decades after 1947, it doesn't take much to start a conversation, implying that the issue of how languages (and by extension, the people who speak them) stand in relation to one another is always in the back of a great many minds.That's why, as part of a school project, I have decided to study how politically relevant the role of one's own language and of others is to people by asking directly about opinions.If you are Indian, please spend some time on the survey belowhttp://goo.gl/forms/Gqf1bwYRm4 If you are Pakistani or know someone who is, this survey is for youhttp://goo.gl/forms/RgYjGNePDH I would highly appreciate replies, because this has been a curiosity of mine. Normally, I'd just walk down the street and ask people, but there's things to do during weekdays Your replies will be well-used though: the questions are meant to show certain patterns, and I may post later with interesting things that i noticed in replies
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