Amit Shah extended Hindi Diwas greetings and said Hindi is moving forward with other Indian languages.
He described Hindi as a language of technology and research.
He also linked Hindi to public communication, good governance and national unity.
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The reports broadly agree that Amit Shah praised Hindi on Hindi Diwas and connected it to governance, communication and national unity. They also note that other leaders shared similar messages about Hindi and India’s cultural identity.
What remains limited is the exact detail of the planned Hindi Diwas observance and conference, though the reports say Shah was scheduled to inaugurate an event in Mumbai. Additional coverage could add more context on the broader official-language conference and the other leaders’ remarks, but the core message is already clear with little disagreement.
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The supportive coverage presents Shah’s remarks as a positive celebration of Hindi Diwas and of Hindi’s growing reach. It highlights his claim that Hindi is taking all Indian languages along and emerging as a language of technology and research. The same framing connects Hindi to good governance, public communication and national integration. It also notes broader messages from other leaders praising Hindi’s role in India’s identity.
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah extended greetings on Hindi Diwas, stating that Hindi is advancing alongside other Indian languages and emerging as a language of technology and research. He highlighted its role in public communication, good governance, and national unity. Shah was scheduled to inaugurate Hindi Diwas 2026 and address the sixth All India Official Language Conference in Mumbai, which brings together scholars, officials, and other dignitaries to discuss the development of the language.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah celebrated Hindi Diwas by emphasizing the role of Hindi in public communication, good governance, and national integration. Other leaders, including Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, also shared messages highlighting Hindi as an expression of India cultural identity and unity. The report notes that Hindi Diwas is observed annually to commemorate the adoption of Hindi in the Devanagari script as the official language.