Hindi in Governance: A Shared Responsibility
Union Minister Jitendra Singh emphasizes the need for collective efforts to promote Hindi in government work. He highlights challenges, such as lack of qualified teachers, and encourages dynamic engagement. The minister notes progress and calls for preserving Hindi's spirit in translation and innovative usage in institutions.
- Country:
- India
Union Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions Jitendra Singh highlighted the importance of promoting Hindi as a shared societal responsibility, not confined to specific departments.
Speaking at a Hindi Salahkar Samiti meeting, Singh urged for sustained efforts to expand Hindi's use, noting challenges like the availability of qualified teachers and administrative barriers.
He called for active participation beyond formal meetings and suggested innovative translation practices to maintain Hindi's essence, reflecting on the cultural shift and progress made over the decade.
ALSO READ
-
South Korean Stance on Middle East Conflict
-
France's Bold Budget Battle: A €54 Billion Deficit Dilemma
-
Unleashing Market Forces: The Path to Reviving Britain's High Streets
-
Argentina Targets Companies with Falklands Bill Amid Tensions
-
Government Dismisses Claims of External Influence on UPI MDR Policy
Google News