S2: E73 – Good Morning Grammar: ‘Why is Hindi writing being held hostage by English catchphrases?’ Theatrical Thursdays in Hindi with Rajesh Joshi

In his third Good Morning Grammar episode, Rajesh Joshi a freelance or as he put it ‘azaad’ journalist, extends his critique of the nuance and mannerisms of the Hindi language being hijacked by English phrases and words. Or rather their literal translation. This ex BBC journalist leaves us with the thought that while Hinglish is okay, we need to choose which of the two, we want to leverage in our writing. What do you think? Send in a voice messages on WhatsApp at +91-9625475442 or email; Shivraj@brevis.in Let’s make our morning listening a little more interesting.
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