Union Home Minister Amit Shah addressed the Fifth All India Official Language Conference during Hindi Diwas celebrations. He advocated expanding Hindi beyond basic communication into technology, science, justice, and police administration sectors. Shah emphasized that conducting government work in Indian languages strengthens connections with citizens across the nation. The minister invited state Chief Ministers to correspond with his office using their native languages. He promised to respond in their respective regional tongues.
Shah praised Prime Minister Modi for promoting technological advancement of regional languages through various initiatives. He highlighted the Sarthi software system that facilitates translation between Hindi and other Indian languages. Gujarat serves as a successful model where Gujarati and Hindi coexist harmoniously within educational and administrative systems. The minister referenced historical leaders like Gandhi and Patel who supported Hindi promotion while maintaining regional language identity. He stressed that children lose significant learning capacity when educated in non-native languages.
Shah praised Prime Minister Modi for promoting technological advancement of regional languages through various initiatives. He highlighted the Sarthi software system that facilitates translation between Hindi and other Indian languages. Gujarat serves as a successful model where Gujarati and Hindi coexist harmoniously within educational and administrative systems. The minister referenced historical leaders like Gandhi and Patel who supported Hindi promotion while maintaining regional language identity. He stressed that children lose significant learning capacity when educated in non-native languages.
