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Government Marks Hindi Diwas With Translation Rollout, Broader Push for Hindi in Science and Law

Gandhinagar events showcased new tools with messaging that positions Hindi’s expansion as compatible with protecting India’s linguistic diversity.

Overview

  • Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated Hindi Diwas 2025 and the fifth All India Rajbhasha Conference in Gandhinagar, with participation from thousands of officials and delegates.
  • Shah launched the Saarthi system to translate government correspondence between Hindi and state languages, enabling replies in regional tongues.
  • He highlighted upgrades to the Digital Hindi Shabd Sindhu to about seven lakh words, with a claim that it could become the world’s largest dictionary by 2029.
  • Leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged a pledge to enrich all Indian languages, as Shah emphasized that Hindi is a companion to other Indian languages rather than a competitor.
  • Shah called for Hindi to be used in science, technology, the judiciary and policing, and urged parents to prioritize mother-tongue learning, citing benefits for children’s learning capacity.