
Safeguarding Kannada is challenging: Kumaraswamy
The HinduUnion Minister for Heavy Industries and Steel H.D. Kumaraswamy on Sunday said it was a challenging task to safeguard Kannada language amidst the ongoing development and urbanisation and added that people were concerned over the impact of other languages on Kannada following an increase in the use of non-Kannada languages in the State. Echoing the views expressed by Dr. Channabasappa on schools, Mr. Kumaraswamy said the sammelana had discussed the importance of saving Kannada schools and added that the State government had to support and ensure Kannada schools were not shut down. Expressing concern over the stories in today’s films, Mr. Kumaraswamy, who recalled his association with the film industry, before joining politics, said there had been a lot of difference between the films of yesteryear and those being released now and expressed displeasure over the kind of stories in today’s Kannada films. Recalling the films and songs of Dr. Rajkumar, he said the Kannada film industry needed films with a difference and that could do good to society.
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