New Delhi: Continuing with its government’s ‘Dicolonization’ project, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday began an Indian language section within the official language department as a step with the role of English in official communication.“This would prove to be a milestone in the path of freeing the administration from the influence of foreign languages,” Shah said that he announced the formation of Indian Bhash Anubhag.Until now, English was trusted for easy and fast official communication and filework between the Center and Non-Hindi speaking states. In his six -year tenure at MHA, Shah has ensured that all filework and official communication in MHA have been declared at the launch of Indian languages on Friday. In a press conference last year, in detail the purpose of the Indian Bhash Anubhag, the Secretary of the Department of Official Language, Prasuli Arya said: “Like the speeches of Prime Minister Narendra Modi (non-Hindi speaking) states immediately and they can be heard by the public in their respective regional language, will keep a universal translation system for official communication.” “For example, if the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu writes a letter to the Center in Tamil, the Union Ministers can read it in their own language and send the answer sent to Tamil.In his address on Friday, Shah said that the Indian Language section had made the official language department “complete” by providing a strong and organized platform to all languages, including the linguistic diversity of India. Shah underlined that the capacity of Indian people can be fully taken advantage of only when his thinking, analysis and decision -making process is in their mother tongue. The Union Home Minister said, “Our every language is completely related to other languages and the development of all languages is not possible without each other … they assimilate like rivers in the Ganges of Indian culture.”
