Building a nation in the era of immigrants

As the Canadian poet Cheran wrote in one of his poems, “The first-generation immigrants carry
memories of their homeland. They have Tamil as their mother tongue and uphold Tamil culture.”
Cheran continues, “However, for second-generation immigrants—the children born and raised in
Canada—the concept of homeland is different. Even their language and culture vary between
home and society. With each passing generation, the language is lost, the culture fades, and
memories of the homeland gradually diminish.”ஆக்கம்: நிலாந்தன்

புலம் பெயரிகளின் யுகத்தில் ஒரு தேசத்தைக் கட்டியெழுப்புவது

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