Archive · 21 Jan 2026
Indian languages key to bridging rural-urban divide: Bandi Sanjay
Bandi Sanjay Kumar, a important government official, spoke at a big meeting in Indore.
He said that using Indian languages like Hindi in schools, research, and technology can help people in villages and cities understand each other better.
He believes that learning in your own language makes knowledge stronger and more useful.
The government is working to make Hindi and other Indian languages more important in the world.
They have even made special tools to help with translations.
Kumar also shared his own story of learning Hindi and encouraged everyone to use these languages more in their daily lives.
Bandi Sanjay Kumar emphasized the importance of Indian languages in bridging the rural-urban divide.
He highlighted that technology and AI can help make education and governance more accessible in Indian languages.
Kumar praised the Rajbhasha Department's efforts in promoting Hindi and other Indian languages.
He mentioned that the National Education Policy places Indian languages at the core of knowledge dissemination.
Kumar shared his personal journey of learning Hindi and encouraged greater use of Indian languages in governance and daily life.
- Who
- Bandi Sanjay Kumar, Union Minister of State for Home Affairs
- What
- Stressed the importance of Indian languages in bridging the rural-urban divide
- When
- During the Joint Regional Official Language Conference
- Where
- Devi Ahilya University, Indore
- Why
- To promote democratisation of knowledge and cultural roots
- Speaker
- Bandi Sanjay Kumar, Union Minister of State for Home Affairs
- Event
- Joint Regional Official Language Conference of Central, Western and Southern Regions
- Location
- Devi Ahilya University, Indore
- Key Tools
- Hindi Shabda Sindhu, Bharati Bahubaashi Anand Sarathi
- Policy
- National Education Policy
- Initiative
- Promotion of Hindi and other Indian languages in governance and technology