Amit Shah launches ‘Indian Languages Section’ to free administration from foreign language influence

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has inaugurated the Bharatiya Bhasha Anubhag (BBA), a new initiative aimed at promoting Indian languages and reducing the dependency on foreign languages in administrative functions. The launch signifies a significant step towards embracing linguistic diversity within the government framework, ensuring that regional languages receive due recognition and prominence. The initiative is part of a broader effort to foster inclusivity and cultural pride across the nation. The BBA will facilitate the translation of official documents and communications into various Indian languages, making them more accessible to the diverse population of the country. By prioritizing native languages, the government aims to bridge the gap between administrative processes and the common citizen, thereby enhancing transparency and participation. This move is expected to empower regional language speakers, giving them a stronger voice in governance. Amit Shah emphasized that the initiative is not just about language promotion but also about preserving the rich heritage and identity of India. He highlighted that the BBA will work closely with state governments, language experts, and educational institutions to develop resources and training programs. This collaborative approach aims to create a more linguistically inclusive environment, reflecting the multicultural ethos of India while boosting administrative efficiency.

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