USA & English Fluency

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I just read that Donald Trump announced English as the official language of the US. This could affect Indian professionals and students in different ways.

At first, it seems like a good step for the country. But it might make things harder for those who don’t speak English well.

Everyone has different skills and talents. It's about what we can do, even if our language skills vary.

As an Indian, I believe that no one should need to speak a certain language to get a job. We’re all human, and everyone deserves a chance to work and live anywhere.

Who truly owns the universe? No one knows. To be good people, we need to connect with everyday lives.

Many regular folks have valuable skills but struggle due to circumstances outside their control.

While I may not agree with this new rule, I see that the US values Indian talent and needs workers from around the world. However, requiring strong English skills can feel unfair and act as a barrier.


Let’s appreciate everyone and give chances to all. Language shouldn’t stop anyone from succeeding!


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