Translation in Politics: Vox Vrinda
The linguistic diversity of our country shines through beautifully in an exercise as large as the general elections, but it is pertinent to pay attention to the smaller details too. Why do leaders from the Southern part of India rarely - if ever - come to campaign in the north? Why don't they make use of translators and speak to Hindi audiences of the North? How do politicians work through the differences in language as they travel across the country? Today in vox vrinda, we look at these interactions.
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The linguistic diversity of our country shines through beautifully in an exercise as large as the general elections, but it is pertinent to pay attention to the smaller details too. Why do leaders from the Southern part of India rarely – if ever – come to campaign in the north? Why don’t they make use of translators and speak to Hindi audiences of the North? How do politicians work through the differences in language as they travel across the country? Today in vox vrinda, we look at these interactions.
Follow Vrinda on YouTube: @vrindajourno
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Disclaimer: The owners reserve the right to any corrections that may be needed to be made to the translated subtitles. Please write to us in the comments in case of any errors.
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