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A one-day Rajbhasha Sammelan held at AIIMS Bhopal on 26 April 2024. Inaugurating the conference, Professor (Dr) Ajai Singh, Executive Director, AIIMS Bhopal said that Hindi is a language which easily assimilates words of any other language. We should feel proud of this. Even during the freedom

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While the coalition government of Aotearoa/New Zealand has taken strides to distinguish between 'equality' and 'equity' in its policy framework, this approach is not without its challenges and criticisms.

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The 25th Quarterly Hindi meeting of the Departmental Official Language Implementation Committee was successfully organized under the chairmanship of Prof. (Dr.) Ajai Singh, Executive Director, AIIMS, Bhopal. During the meeting, while reviewing the functioning of the Official Language Hindi in the

A one-day Hindi workshop was organized today at AIIMS Bhopal for all the faculty members, officers and staff, especially for the newly appointed employees. The workshop was inaugurated by Professor (Dr) Ajai Singh, Executive Director, AIIMS Bhopal. Expressing his views, Professor Singh said that

Most Ukrainians (66%) believe that the Russian language should be excluded from official communication. This is the highest level since the 1990s, as in 1997, only 18% of Ukrainians supported this idea, and 21% in 2015.