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Gaurav Seth 4 years, 1 month ago
(a) Mahatma Gandhi felt that Hindustani was a language that the common people could easily understand
(b) Hindustani which was a blend of Hindi and Urdu was popular among a large section of the people. Moveover it was a composite language enriched by the interaction of diverse cultures.
(c) Over the years words and terms from many different sources had been incorporated into this language making it easily understood by people from various regions.
(d) According to Mahatma Gandhi Hindustani would be the ideal language of communication between dieverse communities. It would help to unify Hindus and Muslims and the people from the north and south.
(e) From the end of the 19th century onwards language become associated with the politics of religious identities. Hindustani also began to change but Mahatma Gandhi retained his faith in the composite character of Hindustani.
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