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by gammaray9
3621 days ago
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It is as practical a matter as the adoption of Indian numerals by Europe in the 1200s in favor of Roman numerals. English happens to be an Indo-European language and does not seem as 'foreign' to Indians as Indian numerals might have appeared to Europeans. As an aside, English has recognizable weaknesses as a medium of expression to Indian minds, and if a replacement will be found, chances are it will be synthesized in India. |
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