As the ‘Prapancha Telugu Mahasabhalu’ had reached to a concluding stage, already many politicians, educationists, celebs and others have jointly opined that when two people meet they should discuss in Telugu and children should be made to speak in Telugu at home. Good.
With no offence to all these advice, actually one should think about India also while thinking about their mother tongue. While we have so much love for using the Telugu language, shouldn’t we do that with buying Indian products? Most of the people who advised the above actually wear a Hilfiger or Armani watch, drive a Benz or BMW car and use iPhone to the minimum. So where are you using ‘made in India’ products while forcing to use mother tongue? One may ask what is the connection between productions and mother tongue, here is a small analysis.
To remember the Telugu language, you have to use it well. In the age of technology, only if phones and laptops are in Telugu and official communication happens in Telugu (like Chinese in China), we would be able to remember it well. For that to happen, our economy should be so stronger that we demand every product maker to use only Telugu (or Hindi in that case) everywhere. For such stronger economy, we have to use our own products rather than using all the imported ones. That cascading effect should be understood to promote mother tongues.
Meanwhile, promotion of Telugu language should be promoted first invisible industries like films where our filmmakers love to use more of English names as film titles than Telugu lines.
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