LG Addresses Bhartiya Bhasha Samagam Organised by Hindusthan Samachar Group at Varanasi
Varanasi, Sep 13: Lieutenant Governor [Name of LG] addressed the Bhartiya Bhasha Samagam organised by the Hindusthan Samachar Group in Varanasi today, underlining the vital role of Indian languages in preserving culture, promoting education and strengthening national identity.
Languages as Pillars of National Identity
In his speech, the LG emphasized that India’s linguistic diversity is a national asset. He urged policymakers, educational institutions and media houses to promote regional and classical languages, arguing that language is not merely a communication tool but a vessel of history, values and indigenous knowledge. The LG also highlighted initiatives to integrate mother-tongue instruction in early schooling to improve learning outcomes.
Media & Cultural Responsibilities
Speaking at the gathering, the LG praised Hindusthan Samachar for organising the conclave and for its work in regional language journalism. He called upon media organisations to produce high-quality content in Indian languages and to invest in capacity building for local journalists to ensure balanced, context-rich reporting across the country.
Policy Suggestions & Collaboration
The LG proposed enhanced collaboration between central and state bodies to fund language preservation projects, translation initiatives, and digital archives. He also advocated for technology-driven solutions — including AI and digitisation — to document dialects and oral traditions before they fade, and suggested scholarships and fellowships to encourage young scholars to pursue research in regional linguistics.
Local Voices & Cultural Performances
The event featured panel discussions with linguists, editors and educators. Local artists performed folk pieces that illustrated the richness of regional languages and traditions. Delegates exchanged ideas on creating sustainable models for promoting literature, theatre and journalism in vernacular tongues.
Source: Daily Excelsior (Read original)
Labels: Bhartiya Bhasha Samagam, Hindusthan Samachar, Varanasi, Language Policy, Cultural Preservation
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