u/Independent_Gap_918

I want to explain my dad everything this government did to the country and to us students.
List all the things down in the comments

Starting to study is the problem. If once I start I can start my work and get into a flow state immediately even though i get distracted few times but still manage to bring myself to study. But initiating to study is a bigger issue.

please share any tips and tricks

I am honestly struggling with my productivity. my course expires in 8 days and i still have soo much work to do and here i am scrolling on my phone, watching tv shows and movies and later watching their reviews and all the bs that one shouldnt do right now. i dont do some necessary stuff by just giving excuse of studying and then later end up scrolling. if i stop using my phone then when i open laptop to study and i am directly going to youtube or reddit to just scroll and pass the time. i already have soo many regrets of wasting time and my potential and on top im afraid that i am gonna screw my life just like this, i have soo many dreams to aqchieve and stuff to do but i dont think i can if i just continue to live like this. i need help to move on from this. PLEASE LEAVE YOUR SUGESSTIONS AND ALSO FEEL FREE TO CONFRONT AND QUESTION ME.

 study at a very diverse college in Hyderabad, with students whose families come from all over India. I genuinely don’t mind people speaking Hindi, but something has been bothering me.

A large majority of conversations on campus happen in Hindi, even among students who have lived in Hyderabad their entire lives, and whose parents were also born and brought up here. Very few people make any effort to speak Telugu.

Even my friends usually speak to me in Hindi. I can speak Hindi fluently, but I often reply in English or Telugu because I don’t see why I should always be the one accommodating others when there’s little effort to accommodate the local language.

What frustrates me even more is that many people in my class actually know Telugu but either pretend they don’t or deliberately speak broken Telugu while comfortably using fluent Hindi. It makes me wonder has speaking Telugu become something to be embarrassed about?

On the other hand, Telugu-speaking students often try to speak Hindi, even if they’re not fluent, and sometimes end up being laughed at for their mistakes. That creates an imbalance where locals feel pressured to adapt, while others don’t feel the need to learn or use the language of the state they’re living in.

I’m not saying everyone should stop speaking Hindi. People should absolutely speak whatever language they’re comfortable with. But shouldn’t there also be some effort to respect and use the local language, especially if you’ve grown up here? I feel like Telugu deserves more space and respect in its own state.

Do you think we should take any further steps to stop it??

What do you guys think and did you face any similar situation then feel free to discuss!!

posted in r/hyderabad also. This was my personal experience