Gen ji, and the great phonological divide
· economictimes.indiatimes.com
Raj Kundra's advice to Gen Z Indians highlights cultural and linguistic divides. The Sanskrit alphabet lacks a 'z' sound, impacting comprehension of modern terms. Hindustani, with its 'z' sounds, resonates more easily with younger generations. This phonological difference creates a barrier between elders and youth. India's generational gap is thus both cultural and linguistic in nature.
We can’t blame British Raj — not Raz — Kundra for sharing a thoughtful social media message for Gen Z Indians, advising young people to respect their cult...