Which is the best programming language to get start?

Does anybody know Which is the best programming language to get start?

Programming on its own is useless. I suggest you start off by learning UML and SQL, these will allow you to do real work- and SQL is used by companies with the Microsoft Access program, so it's supported widely. UML is important since without plans and graphs you cannot understand systems as objects.
Why is that important? Well, it's the standard!
Why is that the standard? Because it's important!
After this you can start understanding OOP, which is programming for our world- a world of objects!
If others suggest functional programming, tell them to look around and compare the number of functions they see, to the number of objects.
The right tool for the job should become readily apparent. Functional programming would be good for a world where everything is based off maths, because maths uses formulas.
Also recommended is a firm understanding of group dynamics, Gantt charts, and the Systems Development Lifecycle, as well as knowledge of cultural considerations- programmers come from all walks of life these days!

Then you might be ready to learn programming- but where to start?
I'd suggest learning D.
By learning D you will also learn all the languages underneath it, such as C, C++, C# and objective C, since it's built on them, but is so much more advanced they gave it a new letter. C of course is favoured by some hackers as it is closer to the original languages of hackers which start with A such as Ada, Algol and Assembly. I can't recommend it to amateurs however, it's a double-edged sword.
Others might heckle you for your choice, but remember- D is one letter ahead of C. And if C is so good, why does it have so many spin off languages- and if each of those is good, why do the others exist?
As you can see, many other language users rely on cheap sophistry to beguile themselves into believing they use the superior language.