“South India adopting Hindi with coordination-oriented approach”

Indore (Team Newsbuddy): Dr. R. Su, President of Bhasha Samanvay Vedika, Kerala, said that South India is adopting a coordination-oriented approach towards Hindi. In Kerala, Hindi is a compulsory subject up to class 10 and is available as an optional language thereafter. He said that better work is being done in Kerala in the direction of translation, but there is still a lack of government facilities for Hindi and awards have been discontinued.

Dr. Ajay Kumar, a renowned novelist from Kerala, expressed concern that in South India, Devanagari is being used in name plates, but in Hindi-speaking states, information boards, boards, etc. are in English. He said that we have started doing our work in Hindi too, but why are you leaving Hindi?

A 20-member delegation from Bhasha Samanvay Vedika, Kerala, was welcomed by Indore Press Club General Secretary Hemant Sharma, Executive Member Abhay Tiwari, Praveen Barnale, Mukesh Tiwari, Dr. Arpan Jain, and Radhika Mandloi. The program was conducted by Indore Press Club Vice President Pradeep Joshi.

The program was attended by senior journalists Raman Rawal, Rajendra Kopergaonkar, Hareram Vajpayee, Dr. Pushpendra Dubey, Umesh Parikh, Ashutosh Vajpayee, Lakshmikant Pandit, and Rajendra Gupta, along with litterateurs and media personnel. At the end of the program, Dr. R. Su, President of Bhasha Samanvay Vedika, felicitated Indore Press Club Vice President Pradeep Joshi.