'Centre wants to enrich every language in India'
New Delhi, Sept. 15 -- Union home minister Amit Shah on Monday said that Hindi has a connection with all other languages and that the government wants to enrich every language in India, while cautioning against creating linguistic discord. Asserting that regional languages are the queens in their respective provinces while Hindi is the central jewel among all these languages, Shah said India's voice must remain one among many dialects. He was speaking on the occasion of Hindi Diwas. "Hindi has this connection with all the languages of the country because all these languages have been part of India's everyday speech for centuries and have been in mutual interaction for hundreds of years," Shah said. "The government wants to make Indian languages, languages of governance and science, enrich literature, and connect Indian languages with one another to create a vast collective linguistic resource. Whether it is the JEE, NEET or an undergraduate entrance examination, these examinations are now conducted in 13 languages," he added. P7...
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