The quarterly Hindi workshop and meeting was organized on Monday by the Central Bureau of Communications, Ranchi, under the Ministry of Information Broadcasting, Government of India. The workshop was presided over by Akhil Kumar Mishra, Additional Director General, PIB & CBC, Ranchi, while Amarendra Kumar, senior journalist, Ranchi attended as the chief guest.
In his presidential address, ADG Akhil Kumar Mishra said that this workshop, organized in coordination with the Ranchi-based departments of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, is a very noble effort, together all the departments should continue to move forward.
Chief Guest Amarendra Kumar said that government departments should use simple and local language words instead of complicated words in their Hindi noting so that it can be easily understood by anyone. Hindi has been continuously developed in this era of social media. Newspaper and TV media have also played an important role in the promotion of Hindi. The government should also try to convey the information about its schemes to the general public in simple Hindi.
Abdul Hamid, Additional Director General, Press Information Bureau, Ranchi, in his address highlighted the quarterly workshop meetings being held by PIB and CBC as well as other departments of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. He said that due to such meetings, there has been a great increase in the knowledge of Hindi and there has been an opportunity to know and listen to a lot from the active scholars of Hindi, and the enthusiasm to work in Hindi has been aroused.
Shahid Rehman, Head of the Office of the Central Bureau of Communications, Ranchi, played an important role in conducting and organizing this workshop. Diwakar Kumar, Head of Doordarshan News Unit and Shilqi Kumari of Akashvani News also participated.
In this quarterly Hindi workshop and meeting, along with regional publicity officers/employees of PIB, CBC Ranchi, officials of Doordarshan, All India Radio Ranchi were also involved.
Cleanliness oath was also administered to all present on this occasion. At the end of the program, Office Assistant Akash Kumar gave a vote of thanks.