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Bharatyug
Hindi People
By Prithvi Veer

Those who were born in Bharat or India, believe in Bhagvad Gita, speak Hindi Language, and who believe in Sanatan Dharm or Hindu Religion are Hindi People.

Who are the Hindi People?
All the people who believe in Sanatan Dharm or Hindu Religion and who are born in Bharat or India are Hindi People. I believe that the word Hindu does not represent Hindi People and our Sanatan Dharm because the word Hindu is not used in any Religious Text of Sanatan Dharm. Even in the Bhagvad Gita explains the word Sanatan, the one that exists from the beginning of human life.

So, we, Hindu should call ourselves Hindi not Hindu. Hindi represents our Hindi Language. The word Hindi represents Bharat Desh where Hindi is the National Language of Bharat. The word Hindi represents Sanatan Dharm which is cause of our existence. The word Hindi represents Sanskriti that is the language of our Bhagvad Gita and Puran.


Comments (3)
1. 02-03-2010 19:29
 
It is nice to know.
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2. 21-12-2010 14:34
 
your poor marks
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kriti
3. 10-03-2012 04:32
 
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