Overview
- Shah declared that Hindi cannot be an adversary to any Indian language, framing it as a unifying companion in place of past divisive uses.
- He stressed that opposing foreign tongues is unnecessary and called for a collective insistence to glorify, speak and think in native languages to build cultural self‐esteem.
- Competitive tests including JEE, NEET, CUET and CAPF constable recruitment now offer candidates a choice of 13 Indian languages, with 95% of CAPF aspirants opting for their mother tongue.
- The Home Minister urged state governments to expand use of regional languages in official administration and to introduce medical and engineering courses in local tongues.
- He highlighted the newly launched Bharatiya Bhasha Anubhag as a central translation hub designed to streamline multilingual governance across India.