Topic: official language

NIFT Bhopal Concludes Hindi Pakhwada 2026 With Awards And Certificates

NIFT Bhopal organized Hindi Pakhwada 2026, featuring official language pledges, Hindi Day messages, competitions and awards for winning participants.

Hindi Fortnight Concludes at BMHRC with Dr Savita Bhargav Honoured

Hindi Fortnight concluded at BMHRC, Bhopal, where senior poet and litterateur Dr Savita Bhargav was honoured with the “Sahitya-Shri” award.

NIFT Bhopal Organises AI-Based Hindi Workshop for Official Language Use

NIFT Bhopal organised an AI-based Hindi workshop for the April-June 2026 cycle, focusing on official language use, translation tools and bilingual administrative drafting.

Official Language Implementation Committee meeting held at Railway Recruitment Board, Bhopal.

The quarterly review meeting of the Official Language Implementation Committee was

Outstanding Contributors Honored at Nagar Rajbhasha Committee

The 82nd biannual meeting of the Town Official Language Implementation

Emphasis on Official Language at NITTTR; Review Meeting Concludes

A review meeting of the Official Language (Rajbhasha) Cell was organized

“Preservation of the Official Language Is a Priority of Our Institution” — Prof. C.C. Tripathi

In a meeting with the members of the Official Language Committee

Workshop on Hindi as Official Language and Human Rights

A workshop and lecture were organized at Maulana Azad National Institute

Workshop on “Effective Use of Rajbhasha” Held at NIFT Bhopal

Workshop on “Effective Use of Rajbhasha” Conducted at NIFT Bhopal A

Hindi Workshop Organized at AIIMS Bhopal

Under the guidance of AIIMS Bhopal Executive Director Ajay Singh, a

Successful organization of Hindi Fortnight at NIFT Bhopal.

The National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) Bhopal organized a Hindi

Inauguration of Hindi Fortnight at the Institute of Agricultural Engineering, Bhopal.

The Hindi Fortnight celebrations were inaugurated with the lighting of a

“Hindi: Promoting Unity and Cultural Heritage in India”

After India’s independence, there was extensive discussion about adopting Hindi as