At ITL Public School, Dwarka, 21 mother tongues were identified among 3,000 students, such as Marathi, Odia, and Malayalam.

With students from diverse linguistic backgrounds, KVs are considering splitting classes by language to implement the ...

Similarly, in Uttar Pradesh, 94% taught Hindi, 75.3% taught English, and 65.2% taught Sanskrit in the primary, with just 7% offering other languages.

In India, where language scaffolds culture and identity, this pressure affects daily life. On social media, people routinely bristle at encountering Hindi in their non-Hindi-speaking states—on ...

On this day in 1949 Hindi was adopted as the official language of our Constituent Assembly. This decision was ratified by the Constitution of India which came into effect on January 26, 1950.

Non-Hindi-speaking states needed to teach the local language, Hindi and English. Hindi comes from the Indo-Aryan language family while Tamil comes from a distinct and separate Dravidian family.

The Hindi Diwas is significant for fostering appreciation and usage of Hindi, which was officially recognized as India’s official language on September 14, 1949.