MEA Starts Division to Promote Hindi

NEW DELHI: India’s diplomacy has now gone desi. The Indian Foreign Service (IFS) that takes pride in the use of the Queen’s English now sees it fit to promote Bharat Sarkar’s Bhasha. With Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s preference over Hindi, even during his diplomatic engagements with world leaders, the MEA has gone ahead and opened a full-fledged Hindi division in its organisational structure and increased the hierarchical importance of the division by bringing it under a joint secretary-rank IFS officer.

Till just ten days ago, the division was headed by a deputy secretary-rank officer, borrowed from the Ministry of Home Affairs’ (MHA) Official Languages department, reporting to joint secretary (Administration). Thus, MEA has become the first ministry, outside the MHA, to create a Hindi language-promotion division.

confuzzled dude wrote:

NEW DELHI: India’s diplomacy has now gone desi. The Indian Foreign Service (IFS) that takes pride in the use of the Queen’s English now sees it fit to promote Bharat Sarkar’s Bhasha. With Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s preference over Hindi, even during his diplomatic engagements with world leaders, the MEA has gone ahead and opened a full-fledged Hindi division in its organisational structure and increased the hierarchical importance of the division by bringing it under a joint secretary-rank IFS officer.

Till just ten days ago, the division was headed by a deputy secretary-rank officer, borrowed from the Ministry of Home Affairs’ (MHA) Official Languages department, reporting to joint secretary (Administration). Thus, MEA has become the first ministry, outside the MHA, to create a Hindi language-promotion division.

http://www.newindianexpress.com/thesundaystandard/English-Vinglish-MEA-Starts-Division-to-Promote-Hindi/2015/01/18/article2623892.ece

Ponniyin Selvan wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

NEW DELHI: India’s diplomacy has now gone desi. The Indian Foreign Service (IFS) that takes pride in the use of the Queen’s English now sees it fit to promote Bharat Sarkar’s Bhasha. With Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s preference over Hindi, even during his diplomatic engagements with world leaders, the MEA has gone ahead and opened a full-fledged Hindi division in its organisational structure and increased the hierarchical importance of the division by bringing it under a joint secretary-rank IFS officer.

Till just ten days ago, the division was headed by a deputy secretary-rank officer, borrowed from the Ministry of Home Affairs’ (MHA) Official Languages department, reporting to joint secretary (Administration). Thus, MEA has become the first ministry, outside the MHA, to create a Hindi language-promotion division.

http://www.newindianexpress.com/thesundaystandard/English-Vinglish-MEA-Starts-Division-to-Promote-Hindi/2015/01/18/article2623892.ece

Great job. I think at the end of Modi's regime, his most significant achievement would be creating a lot of Union government posts with good salaries for Hindians whose only job is to make sure Hindi is imposed on all government work. We can understand that he has to satisfy the Hindians who gave him overwhelming support. 

One good thing is that with this BJP regime, people are going to realise India is just Hindia and non Hindians have no place there..

Kayalvizhi wrote:There is a Facebook group with over 5000 members but the moderators of that group won't let me post the solution to end Hindi imposition over Tamil Nadu and other non-Hindi regions.

Similarly the voice of others who hold similar views are also muffled there.

Ponniyin Selvan wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

NEW DELHI: India’s diplomacy has now gone desi. The Indian Foreign Service (IFS) that takes pride in the use of the Queen’s English now sees it fit to promote Bharat Sarkar’s Bhasha. With Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s preference over Hindi, even during his diplomatic engagements with world leaders, the MEA has gone ahead and opened a full-fledged Hindi division in its organisational structure and increased the hierarchical importance of the division by bringing it under a joint secretary-rank IFS officer.

Till just ten days ago, the division was headed by a deputy secretary-rank officer, borrowed from the Ministry of Home Affairs’ (MHA) Official Languages department, reporting to joint secretary (Administration). Thus, MEA has become the first ministry, outside the MHA, to create a Hindi language-promotion division.

http://www.newindianexpress.com/thesundaystandard/English-Vinglish-MEA-Starts-Division-to-Promote-Hindi/2015/01/18/article2623892.ece

Great job. I think at the end of Modi's regime, his most significant achievement would be creating a lot of Union government posts with good salaries for Hindians whose only job is to make sure Hindi is imposed on all government work. We can understand that he has to satisfy the Hindians who gave him overwhelming support. 

One good thing is that with this BJP regime, people are going to realise India is just Hindia and non Hindians have no place there..

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Ponniyin Selvan wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

NEW DELHI: India’s diplomacy has now gone desi. The Indian Foreign Service (IFS) that takes pride in the use of the Queen’s English now sees it fit to promote Bharat Sarkar’s Bhasha. With Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s preference over Hindi, even during his diplomatic engagements with world leaders, the MEA has gone ahead and opened a full-fledged Hindi division in its organisational structure and increased the hierarchical importance of the division by bringing it under a joint secretary-rank IFS officer.

Till just ten days ago, the division was headed by a deputy secretary-rank officer, borrowed from the Ministry of Home Affairs’ (MHA) Official Languages department, reporting to joint secretary (Administration). Thus, MEA has become the first ministry, outside the MHA, to create a Hindi language-promotion division.

http://www.newindianexpress.com/thesundaystandard/English-Vinglish-MEA-Starts-Division-to-Promote-Hindi/2015/01/18/article2623892.ece

Great job. I think at the end of Modi's regime, his most significant achievement would be creating a lot of Union government posts with good salaries for Hindians whose only job is to make sure Hindi is imposed on all government work. We can understand that he has to satisfy the Hindians who gave him overwhelming support. 

One good thing is that with this BJP regime, people are going to realise India is just Hindia and non Hindians have no place there..

i thought you liked modi. where did the love go PS?

Ponniyin Selvan wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:
i thought you liked modi. where did the love go PS?

Thinking about it, it is mostly hatred for Congress. But this continued imposition of Hindian governance quickly changed me.