Scenarios about 'linguistic politics'
Linguistic politics refers to the power dynamics and policy decisions surrounding language use within societies and between nations. It encompasses language planning, official language designations, language rights for minorities, and how governments manage multilingualism in education, administration, and public life. This field examines how language choices reflect and reinforce political ideologies, national identities, and social hierarchies, often becoming contentious issues in nation-building efforts and post-colonial contexts.
What If Tamil Nadu Gained More Autonomy in India?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Tamil Nadu successfully secured greater autonomy within the Indian federal structure, fundamentally reshaping South Asian regional politics and India's development trajectory.