Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan chaired the concluding parallel session of ‘Hindi in Administration’ on the third day of the 10th Vishwa Hindi Sammelan here on Saturday. Efforts would be made to make Atal Bihari Vajpayee Hindi Vishwavidyalaya international.
Over 200 courses are being conducted in this only-Hindi university in the country. As many as 32 recommendations were made and 51 suggestions put up in the session. The Chief Minister expressed happiness that this session on a seemingly dull subject concluded with ease, smoothness and discipline in an interesting way.
The session was moderated by eminent satirist Harish Naval of Delhi University. A report on the basis of lecturers and suggestions of participating scholars were prepared to be sent for further action to the Government of India. The report has been prepared by Rajendra Prasad Mishra, Ramlakhan Meena, Smt. Poonam Juneja, Prof. MP Sharma, Prof Chandrakala Padia, Prof BK Kuthiayala and Satya Narayan Jatia.
NTPC, Delhi's Hindi Department Head Rajendra Prasad Mishra gave recommendations on 'Prashasanik Hindi Shabdawali Ki Visheshtatayen Awashyakta', Rajasthan Central University's Ramlakhan Meena on 'Prashasanik Hindi : Vyavaharik Sandarbh', Joint Director Rajbhasha Department, Government of India Poonam Juneja on 'Prashasanik Gatividhiyon Aur Rajbhasha Ka Niti Nirdharan', Prof MP Sharma on 'Prashasan Main Hindi Ka Karyanvyan : Mudde Aur Chunautiyan', Bikaner's Ganga Sharan Singh University Vice Chancellor Prof Chandrakala Padia on 'Karyalayeen Hindi Aur Anuvad Ki Samasya', Makhanlal Chaturvedi Journalism University Vice Chancellor Prof BK Kuthiayala on 'Anya Bhasha-Bhashi Pranton Se Aye Adhikariyon Ke liye Hindi Prashikshan Vyavastha' and former MP Satya Narayan Jatia gave recommendations regarding ease, smoothness and strength of 'Prashasan Main Hindi' on the basis of surveys conducted in the country. Prof Kuthiayala and Jatia prepared the report to be sent to Government of India where it would be implemented after consideration by a committee.
Important suggestions put forth today were penal provision for violation of Rajbhasha Act, uniformity in designations in states, creating promotion channel for Rajbhasha officers, changes in Rajbhasha policy and rules, inclusion of practical knowledge about other Indian languages in Hindi courses for children, instead of deputation, direct recruitment of Hindi Officers, use of Hindi keyboard in computers, evolve Hindi so as to link people to administration etc.