English is no longer a colonial relic — it’s a global tool of progress. Nations like China, Japan, Korea and Israel and Germany teach it not as some colonial hangover, but to lead in science, tech, and trade. Even China, with its strong national pride, sees English as essential for growth. But here in India, Amit Shah and the RSS want to paint English as elitist — not because it harms our culture, but because it empowers the poor, Dalits, and backward communities to rise. Like Sanskrit once was, they now want English kept out of reach for the masses. This isn’t about language — it’s about control. At DMK, we believe in access for all — Tamil for identity, and English for opportunity. That’s why every child in Tamil Nadu gets both. Because language should be a ladder, not a barrier. Amit Shah’s fear isn’t of English — it’s of equality and development.