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Uttar Pradesh has total 7 native languages. Hindi and Urdu as official languages total it to 9. A commoner can speak minimum two languages and new generation can speak upto 4. these 7 languages aren't dialects, these are proper languages and differences like Bengali Assamese Odia and tamil, kannada, telugu. hindi just resembles to Kauravi. Govt consider them separate languages but it's people's misconception that they are dialects. Kauravi is actually ancestor of Hindi. so it is different to standard hindi. Ruheli is Kauravi dialect spoken in Rohelkhand region. Gurjari is continnum dialect of kauravi and braj. Kanpuriya is continnum of Awadhi, Bundeli and Kannauji. Kannauji is transitional language of Eastern Hindi and Western Hindi language groups. Bagheli is dialect of Awadhi but got language status due to large population and separate identity and vindhyan uphills. continnum dialects between Awadhi and Bhojpuri are considered Bhojpuri as they start using Lakarant

Interesting is UP was the biggest economy by par any state till 70s. Maharashtra hailed 2nd with Mumbai being a prime economic and sea trade route. As the PSUs were being awarded in different states, they started having economic output. After wars, strategic units were established generally south of Vindhyas. And North had some British era units left and afterwards they also got closed and reduced like kapoorthla coach factory and units in dehradun. The same time Freight Equalisation policy was also enabled which costed eastern india and its trade. After fall of Eastern ports, economic crisis started in states which depended on Kolkata port.

While PSUs in South and west got too much pamper attention and lots of funding. These units created economic opportunities there and had a business and industrial environment for small supplier or firms. So the interprenuer base was already there . After LPG reforms industries invested there seeing that along with the sea route access and English language fluency. So their local govts also focused on that. That's how South India got benefitted from industrialization.

While in North, industrial cities like Kanpur and Kolkata got ruined due to communists. Fall of these cities broke the industrial backbone of north India. So only one thing they had left. Agriculture... Western regions got benefitted from agriculture and so they focused on it with agriculture items production like harvesting equipments etc. While in Eastern regions, most of the farmlands were under Bhumihars, fuedal lordships or uppercaste people. More than 70% people there had sizable land for agriculture. So they worked as Agricultural labourers. Agriculture don't need education, it needs manpower so they produced more babies to work in landforms and collect more money for the family. That's why there was a population boom in these regions. When the population grew much and modern Agricultural equipments took place, these people started migrating in search of employment in large numbers. We got Delhi after only Sanjay Gandhi cared it. He focused on industries around Delhi and got maruti in Haryana. That was the reason Delhi grew too much otherwise whole north was left behind.

This all misdeed and situations were created by central govt and every state of India suffering from its consequences now, some by unemployment and poverty and some by mass migration. In fact even today Govt is heavily funding the units in south and west and u would see most of the project of Rajnath or Ashwini Vaishnava has more than 50% allocation for south. I think this is creating massive gaps between the states. Ignoring landlocked states would backfire more in future.

That's my all viewpoint. People would say literacy or blame govts, but the actual reason is the allocations. Northeast and Himachal UK JK have much literacy but they don't get industries. Many serious govts were there, but money earns money.. I mean you would try to get industries if you have probability.

Just look at data how central is favouring companies in each state.. Electronic components manufacturing scheme beneficiary companies statewise: Tamilnadu (11), Karnataka (9), Andhra (5), Maharashtra (7), Goa (1), MP (3), UP (4), Gujarat (1), Rajasthan (1), Haryana (3), J&K (1).

Same goes for PLI scheme , 85% fund of 1st phase of PLI was awarded to southern states only. Now imagine central govt pampering whom? Basically these schemes are the biggest factor of Make in India policy. Give industries to south and blame others for their backwardness

I again ask why south is always in denial mode. They are making jokes on dark red states. But when dark red goes in their states , they just simply play typical denial card. They don't report sar and we report it. That plane image bla bla.. why this typical denial syndrome is there in south Indians. Is it arrogance or they think they are in Gupta period-?

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