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Yeah, it's good. But looking down on people who can't speak fluently or speak with flowery language isn't good.
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Disagree, knowing other languages is certainly not economically as lucrative as knowing English. Besides, most of the language imposition in India is done by Hindi speakers.
Why not? The mode of instruction is English in all NLUs.
There are small 'Parivaars' within my batch. The largest Parivaar speaks Hindi. The second largest Bengali. There is a hybrid Parivaar of Malayaalam and Tamil. A separate parivaar of Telugu and Hindi mix.
Oh. The people in my batch speak only in English, 99% of them.
NLUO

Admin speak: "Teri keh kai lunga.".

Students speak: " Ok daddy."
english with south indians, north east, and some genuine NRIs

hinglish with whoever understands hindi and english

hindi with ppl who understand english, but heavily prefer hindi (for some reason, mostly ppl from the hindi heartland)
Mostly english and hindi, but I've heard people speaking bengali, gujarati, marathi, tamil, telugu, malayalam and others amongst themselves. Quite a diverse crowd!
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Other than formal settings (like classroom, internships etc) in what language do y'all communicate with one another? English or local languages? Also mention college name