Global Hindi Excellence Summit: Bridging Cultures and Future Innovations

The fourth Global Hindi Excellence Summit in Delhi discussed the integration of Hindi in global dialogues, emphasizing AI, climate change, and sustainable development. Influential speakers from various sectors explored the role of technology, tradition, and digital media in promoting Hindi and driving sustainable growth in India.

The fourth Global Hindi Excellence Summit concluded in New Delhi, marking a significant step towards establishing Hindi on the international stage. The conference engaged influential figures from education, technology, journalism, and finance in dialogues about the language's role in sustainable growth and its potential to address global challenges.

Key discussions revolved around Artificial Intelligence, climate change, education transformations, and the New Education Policy. Vikramaditya Ugra of India Exim Bank highlighted India's economic rise and the role of ESG-based investments in sustainable finance. Meanwhile, Professor Dr. Rama emphasized drawing from India's traditions for sustainable development, stressing the non-disposable culture inherent in Indian society.

IAS officer Sonal Goyal and former DGP Sanjay Kundu applauded Hindi's growing global recognition through initiatives like the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. Balendu Sharma Dadhich noted that AI advancements have positioned Hindi as a viable language for content creation and logical expression on the global front.

Renu Hussain and Meenakshi Pahuja emphasized innovation in education and the inclusion of sports in lifelong learning. The summit underscored the interconnectivity of Hindi, technology, and sustainability, illustrating its global communication capability and India's developmental path. Digital media's role in the global outreach of Hindi was lauded by Anurag Mishra, stressing the avenue's potential for new opportunities.

(With inputs from agencies.)