For the last few decades, there has been a lot of difference between the Hindi-speaking areas of our country and the states of the south in terms of socio-economic, educational-intellectual progress, and governance. Southern states like Kerala, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are touching new heights of progress, but the people of Hindi-speaking states are being trapped in the vicious cycle of Sengolvad -- from temple-mosque dispute and love jihad. Despite being relatively less in population, the southern states have made a major contribution to the country's GDP, and intellectual and scientific-technical development. What are the root causes behind this? What are the differences between the governance models of the two regions? Senior journalist Urmilesh presents a thought-provoking analysis in this latest episode of #AajKiBaat: