Growing regionalism in India

When I opened today's newspaper, I got a shock. It has two shocking news to me.These news, according to me, are going to affect our society in nearby future in devastating way.
The first news was about the electrocution of students of a school in Andra Prdesh. How can one be so vicious! Not only electrocution, he also make students to wash others' underclothes as punishments.
Has he lost his humanity! In our country children are the forms of God but I think, to that person, they are only wicked and progeny of satan. By the order of the apex court, punishment in the schools is totally banned. But it can be followed only if the populace will know about these harassment. But the children are so terrified that even some of them didn't tell their parents. In such terrifying environment, how the students are studying, I cannot think.
The other news was growing regionalism in our country. After Assam it now turns to the IT city Banglore. This growing regionalism is heralding the changing society and changing mentality of our country. We have lost a high number of manpower in Assam in last few years. Many had to left their homes from Assam. Now the same case is taking its shape in Banglore. North Indian are started to be boycotted there. The main cause is the insecure feeling of being displaced from their home. They think, North Indian are swamped there and there are no job left for them. This feeling is growing throughout the country either it is the case of domicile in Jharkhand or that in Assam or Banglore. The other fact of being insecure has been presented by some NGOs. They think, there culture is being affected. The Northerns talk either in Hindi or in English, so Kannada is facing problems. I agree with this fact that no culture should be affected. But the way used to solve this problem is not right. Threatening, hurting, or murdering will not solve the problems. This will only increase the environment of dismay, hatred, disgust. This will lead only to the dark.
The solution is also shown by the NGOs. One way is that local people talk to all in kannada. North Indians also will learn the regional languages.